SC3010 is a remote control transmitter utilizing CMOS Technology
specially designed for use on general purpose (RC-5) infrared
applications with low voltage supply and large debounce time.
SC3010 supports 32 systems. Each system has a maximum of 64
commands; thus, SC3010 can provide up to a total of 2,048
commands.
FEATURES
* CMOS Technology
* Low Voltage Supply
* Supports up to 32 systems
* Single Pin Oscillator
* Bi-phase Transmission Technique
* Provides 2,048 Commands
APPLICATIONS
* Television
*VCR
* Audio Equipment
* Multi-Media System
* Personal Computer
A Key Input Operation may be considered legal or illegal depending on the keys pressed. For key interconnection
refer to the application circuit diagram in APPLICATION CIRCUIT SECTION. The maximum value of the switched
key contact series resistance is 7kΩ.
a). Legal Key Input
A legal key input operation enables the device to activate the corresponding codes. A key input operation is
considered as legal if it is 1). a connection of one K-Input (KI0~KI7) to one K-Output (KO0~KO7), or 2).a connection
of one C-Input(C0~C3) to one K-Output (KO0~KO7) when the System Mode Selection (SMS) Pin is in a LOW state.
If the SMS is in a HIGH state, then a wired connection must be made between a C-Input to a K-Output in order to
generate the system number. For connections consisting of one K-Input or C-Input to more than one K-Output Pins,
the last scan signal is recognized as LEGAL.
b). Illegal Key Input
An illegal key input operation does not produce any activity. No activity will be generated if 1) two or more KInput/C-Input Pins or 2) C-Input and K-Input Pins are activated simultaneously. The oscillator will not start. Thus, this
operation is considered as ILLEGAL.
2. INPUTS: KI0~KI7 & C0~C3
In the quiescent state, the command inputs KI0~KI7 are pulled HIGH by an internal pull-up transistor. Also if the
system is quiescent and the System Mode Selection Input (SMS) is in High state so that current flow may be
prevented. A wired connection in the C-KO Matrix provides 32 systems.
The generated information is transmitted through the output signal D
Start Bits (2xLogic 1), 1 Control Bit, 5 System Bits, and 6 Command Bits. Please refer to the diagram above for the
data output format. (See also Command and System Matrixes).
After a legal key operation is performed, the KO outputs are switched off and a 16-bit debounce time period is
experienced followed by a 2-bit scan cycle time. During the scanning cycle the outputs are switched to the
conductive state one at a time.
Code is transmitted using a biphase technique. Please refer to the diagram below. The MDOUT Output Signal
transmits the generated data modulated by 1/12 of the oscillator frequency with a 25% duty factor.
Both the D
Outputs (KO0~KO7) are open drain n-channel and conduct when the circuit is in the quiescent state.
4. SYSTEM MODES
a). Combined System Mode (SMS=Low)
The KI and the C Sense Inputs have p-channel pull-up transistors (meaning they are normally in HIGH state).
They are pulled to LOW state when an output is connected, to them as a result of a legal key operation. A legal key
operation in the KI-KO or C-KO Matrix will initiate a debounce cycle. Once key contact has been established for 18bit time without any interruption, the Oscillator Enable Signal is latched and the key may be released. The device is
reset when there is an interruption during the 18-bit time period. At the end of the debounce cycle, KO Outputs are
switched off and two scan cycles begins.
When KI or C Input senses a low level output, a Latch-Enable Signal is fed to the System (C-Input) or Command
(KI-Input) Latches. After latching a system number, the device will generate the last command (i.e. all command bits
logic 1) in the selected system for as long as the key is pressed. Latching of a command number causes the chip to
generate this command together with the system number stored in the system latch. By releasing the key, the device
will be reset if no data is to be transmitted at the time. The complete code frame is transmitted even if the key is
released during code transmission.
and the MD
OUT
are non-conducting (3-state outputs) when in the quiescent state. The Scan Driver
In the Single SystemMode, the KI-Sense Inputs are also pulled High by the p-channel pull-up transistors, as in the
Combined System Mode. The C-Sense Inputs, however, are disabled by switching off their pull-high transistors. A
system code is provided by a wired connection between the C-KO Matrix. The debounce cycle can ONLY be started
by any legal key operation in the KI-KO Matrix. Once the key contact has been established for 18-bit time without
any interruption, the Oscillator-Enable Signal is latched and the key may be released. Any interruption during the 18bit time period resets the internal action.
At the end of the debounce cycle, the pull-up transistors in the KI-Lines are then switched off and the pull-up
transistors in the C-lines are turned ON for the first scan cycle. The wired connection in the C-matrix matrix is then
translated into a system number and stored in the system latch. At the end of the first scan cycle, 1) the C-Input pullup transistors are switched off and the inputs are again disabled, 2) KI-Sense Input pull-up transistors are turned on.
The command number is generated by the second scan cycle. This command number is then latched and
transmitted together with the system number.
5.KEY RELEASE DETECTION
An additional control bit is complemented after key release. This additional control bit tells the decoder that the
next code is a new command. This feature is important in cases where more digits are needed to be inputted (i.e.
Teletext channel numbers or Viewdata pages). The extra control bit will only be complemented after the completion
of at least one code transmission. The scan cycles are repeated before every code transmission; thus, even with the
Take Over of key operation during the code transmission, the correct system and command numbers are generated.
6.RESETTING THE DEVICE
The device will immediately reset under the following conditions:
1). A key is released during the debounce time
2). A key is released between two codes
3). During Matrix Scanning
a). A key is released while one of the drivers outputs is in the low ohmic state (Logic 0)
b). A key is released before that key has been detected.
c). There is no wired connection in the C-KO Matrix when SMS is in High State.
The OSC is a 1-pin oscillator input/output terminal. The oscillator is constructed by connecting in series a ceramic
resonator like TOKO CRK429.
8. TEST MODE
When T1,T2 and OSC Pins are in HIGH State, the circuit initializes. All internal nodes except for the LATCH are
defined. The latch is defined when a scan cycle starts by pulling down a KI or a C Input while the oscillator is active.
If the debounce cycle has been completed, then the scan cycle can be accomplished 3x2
the T1 to HIGH. If the scan cycle has been completed, the Latch contents can be read 3x2
theT2toHIGH.