Datasheet STK55C1042 Datasheet (Syntek Semiconductor)

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STK55C1042 Specification
1. CHIP FEATURES :
* Operating voltage : 2.5V-6.5V * Operating current : under 5mA at 5V. * Dual frequency
- 32.768 KHz for LCD & 0.5 second timer interrupt.
- Crystal or RC oscillator for system clock.
- CPU clock is half of system clock. * Built-in 2K bytes RAM, (1st 144 bytes for LCD, the rest 1904 bytes for program & stack). * Built-in 32K bytes ROM with 16K per bank. * Two chip enable signals for external memory. Each one can be expanded to 512K bytes with 16K bytes
per bank. * One 0.5 second pre-divider timer interrupt with start/stop control. * 2 output ports for key matrices
- 14 pins for port 1, also used as address pins.
- 4 input pins with wake-up interrupt for port 2.
- Built-in pull-up resistors for port 2.
* 8-bit timer with 8-bit prescale counter, both are auto-reloadable.
* 65 segments and 16 commons output pins for LCD driver.
- 1/5 bias, 1/16 duty and 64 Hz frame frequency. * Selectable 64 Hz Interrupt by NMI. * Timers and port 2 enable IRQ Interrupt. * Timer range is programmable. * 8-bit sound generator with 8-bit prescaler, both are auto-reloadable. * One output for the speaker.
- 2 KHz or 4 KHz signal with two different envelopes are selectable for sound output. * One UART serial port with even parity check bit added after MSB for error detecting. * The internal ROM can be disabled and the corresponding memory area are mapped to the highest banks of
external ROM.
System
clock
1/2 8-bit counter
(prescaler)
8-bit counter
(timer)
IRQ1
CPU clock
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* Sleep mode : LCD off , crystal & system oscillator stop, Vdd=3V, Idd < 1 uA.
Stand-by mode : LCD on and system oscillator stop, Vdd=3V, Idd < 80 uA. LCD off and system oscillator
stop, Vdd=3V, Idd < 8 uA.
2. APPLICATION:
l Data Bank l Translator l Organizer l Hand-held game
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3. BLOCK DIAGRAM:
A0-A15
D0-D7
A0-A13 P20-P23 D0-D7
8-bit CPU
Address decoder
ROM
32Kx8
RAM 2Kx8
Clock Generator
LCD driver
Sound generator
Port 1
Port 2
RC oscillator
SOUND
32768Hz
C1-C16
S1-S65
OSC1 OSC2
UART
MUX
16-bit Timer
TX
RX
Bank control
B0-B6
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4. PIN DESCRIPTION : (Total 131 pads)
Pin name I/O Description COM1-COM16 O Output pins for driving the commons of LCD panel SEG1-SEG65 O Output pins for driving the segments of LCD panel SOUND O Output pin for speaker A0-A13 O Address bus outputs share with port 1 output L0-L3 IU 4 input pins for key matrix with wake-up interrupt D0-D7 I/O Data pins OSC1 I RC/Crystal Oscillator input pin for system clock OSC2 O RC/Crystal Oscillator output pin for system clock
( Note: CPU clock = system clock/2 ) OSC3 I/O RC Oscillator bi-directional pin for system clock /RES IU Chip reset VDD I Power input VSS I Signal ground LOSC1 I Crystal oscillator input pin LOSC2 O Crystal oscillator output pin BANK0-BANK4 O To select external memory banks. The data on $1209 will be
output in these pins except during /CE2 read/write cycle. At
that time these pins will output the data on $120A /CE1 O External chip Enable 1. This pin will be forced to high during
sleep mode. /CE2 O External chip enable 2. This pin will be forced to high during
sleep mode. /TEST IU Test pin. Keep floating or connect to VDD RWB O Read/Write signal output VLCD I Power supply for LCD driver VR I Contrast control for LCD CLKOUT O 512 Hz output clock for voltage doubler. This clock will be
stopped if 32.768K Hz crystal is stopped /DIROM IU Internal ROM control pin.
=0 Disable internal ROM
=1 Enable internal ROM TX O Transmit data pin RX IU Receive data pin
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Note : IU -- Input pin with pull-up resistor.
5. ADDRESS ARRANGEMENT :
1) RAM 0000-008F : for LCD output data storage.
SEG1-SEG8 SEG9-SEG16 SEG57-SEG64 SEG65 COM1 0000 0010 0070 0080 COM2 0001 0011 0071 0081
COM16 000F 001F 007F 008F
* The LSB of low byte - SEG1
The LSB of high byte - SEG65 Middle bits are in order.
0090-00FF : for zero page area 0100-01FF : for stack area 0200-07FF : for data area.
4000-7FFF : for external chip enable 1. While this area is accessed, /CE1 will be low and the data in
$1209 will be output on BANK0-BANK4. If bit 0 of $121A is set to one, then this area can not be accessed.
2) ROM
8000-BFFF : for external chip 2 or internal ROM banks.
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$121A
/DIROM Bit 1 Bit 0 Function description
X 0 0 This area is external memory. /CE2 will be low and the data in
$120A will output to BANK0-BANK4. X 0 1 This condition is prohibited. 0 1 0 This area is external memory. /CE2 will be low and the value of
$1209 will be sent to BANK0-4. 0 1 1 This condition is prohibited. 1 1 X This area is internal ROM. /CE2 will keep high. $1209 defines the
bank number of internal ROM. The internal ROM are located at bank
1EH-1FH. Bank 00H is used to define the volume of sound output.
C000-FFFF : for program memory
/DIROM Bit 0 of $121A Function description
0 0 This area is external memory. /CE2 will be low and BANK4-
BANK0=1FH. 0 1 This condition is prohibited. 1 X The internal ROM bank 1FH is selected. /CE2 will be high.
FFFF,FFFE - IRQ vector FFFD,FFFC - RES vector FFFB,FFFA - NMI vector
3) Others
1200 To enter stand-by mode; write only.
* In standby mode, the system oscillator will be stopped. But 32768Hz crystal will still work. * The CPU, UART and timer will be stopped. * LCD state is depended on bit 1 of $120D. * NMI and IRQ3 are still functionally. * When in stand-by mode, NMI, IRQ2 or IRQ3 will wake up the CPU.
1201 To enter sleep mode; write only.
Bit 1 : = 0 Disable sleep mode
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= 1 Enable sleep mode In sleep mode, whole chip will be stopped. That is, the system and 32768 Hz crystal oscillator will be stopped. The bit 1 of $120D will be reset. Only reset and IRQ2 will wake up this chip.
1202 Sound output control
Bit 0 : = 0 For 1 KHz base frequency
= 1 For 2 KHz base frequency
2-1 : = 0x Sound off
= 10 For alarm envelope = 11 Sound always on
* The default value for each bit is zero.
Alarm envelope waveform: (unit = second)
1203 IRQ flag register; read & write.
* Read : Bit 0 : if 1, timer interrupt, IRQ1.
Bit 1 : if 1, port 2 interrupt, IRQ2. Bit 2 : if 1, 0.5 sec. timer interrupt, IRQ3. Bit 3 : if 1, transmit data complete interrupt, IRQ4. Bit 4 : if 1, receiver data ready interrupt, IRQ5.
* Write : Bit 0 : if 0, clear the flag of IRQ1.
Bit 1 : if 0, clear the flag of IRQ2. Bit 2 : if 0, clear the flag of IRQ3. Bit 3 : if 0, clear the flag of IRQ4. Bit 4 : if 0, clear the flag of IRQ5.
* When the system is in IRQ mode, the IRQ flag register must be cleared before having another
interrupt request; otherwise, the system will always be in IRQ mode.
1204 Low byte data for port 1; write only.
The output data pins are shared with A0-A7.
1205 High byte data for port 1; write only.
Bit 5-0 : Output data. The output data pins are shared with A8-A13.
1/4
10/16
1/16
1/16
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1206 Write: load prescaler value and timer value from buffer to counter
Read : read current counter value
* After $1206 been written, timer will begin to count down. And IRQ1 happens when timer
counts to zero. elapsed time = $120B*($120C+1)/(system clock/2).
1207 Port 2 data; read only
Bit 3-0 : Input data. One wait state will be added while reading this port.
1208 Set port 2 bit interrupt function; write only.
* An '0' in this register will set the interrupt function of the corresponding pin of port 2 to be
enabled. * The port 2 interrupt is enabled only during sleep or standby mode. * The default value for each bit is one.
1209 For selecting the memory bank of external chip 1 or internal ROM; write only
Bit 4-0 : set bank number of external chip 1.
120A For selecting the memory bank of external chip 2; write only
Bit 4-0 : set bank number of external chip 2.
120B Write initial timer prescaler value to buffer; write only
120C Write initial timer value to buffer; write only
120D Control register; write only
Bit 0 : = 0 Disable 64 Hz NMI
= 1 Enable 64 Hz NMI (NMI frequency = 64Hz)
1 : = 0 LCD off
= 1 LCD on
2 : = 0 Disable timer
= 1 Enable timer
3 : = 0 Disable IRQ1
= 1 Enable IRQ1
The default value is zero.
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120E 0.5 sec timer interrupt; write only
Bit 0 : = 0 Stop 0.5 second timer and reset it
= 1 Start 0.5 second timer
When 0.5 second is elapsed, IRQ3 will occur.
120F Select oscillator warm-up time.
Bit 0 : = 0 warm-up time is 4 system clocks, for RC oscillator
= 1 warm-up time is 31.25ms, for crystal oscillator
1214 Load baud rate counter value to buffer; write only.
Baud rate = (system clock)/16/([$1214]+1)
Example: For system clock = 2MHz
Baud rate Counter Value (Dec) Actual Baud rate Error (%)
1200 103 1201.92 0.16 2400 51 2403.85 0.16 3600 34 3571.43 -0.79 4800 25 4807.69 0.16 7200 16 7352.94 2.12 9600 12 9615.38 0.16
1215 Load baud rate counter value from buffer to counter to generate desired baud rate; write only.
1216 Read : read the received data from buffer
Write: load data to buffer for transmission
1217 UART status register; read only.
= 1 Received data parity error
1 : = 0 Transmit buffer not ready
= 1 Transmit buffer empty
1218 Write initial prescaler value to sound generator; write only
1219 Write initial value to sound generator; write only
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* Output frequency = system clock/[($1219)+1]/[($1218)+1]/4
121A Control register. Write only.
Bit 0 : = 0 Enable external memory expansion. $8000-$BFFF are external memory. A0-
A13 are shared with port 1. D0-D7 are data bus.
= 1 Disable external memory expansion. $8000-$BFFF are internal ROM. A0-A13
are output port 1 and D0-D7 are data bus.
1 : = 0 $8000-$BFFF are external memory bank.
= 1 $8000-$BFFF are internal ROM bank.
3 : = 0 Select alarm clock output.
= 1 Select sound generator output.
4 : = 0 Disable sound generator.
= 1 Enable sound generator.
The default value is zero.
Bit 3 of $121A
Bit 0 of $1202
2K Hz alarm clock 4K Hz alarm clock
Sound generator output
4) The reset status of CPU
If the /RES is keep low more than two system clocks, then the CPU will be reset. After reset, the interrupt mask flag is set, the decimal mode is cleared and the program counter will be loaded with the reset vector from address $FFFC and $FFFD. So, after initial procedure the firmware should do a ‘CLI’ instruction. Otherwise, the CPU will not acknowledge any interrupt.
5) Interrupts
* There are six interrupt sources :
NMI - 64 Hz interrupt
S 0 1 MUX
S 0 1 MUX
SOUND
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IRQ1 - Timer interrupt IRQ2 - Sleep and Stand-by interrupts by port 2 IRQ3 - 0.5 second timer interrupt IRQ4 - Transmit buffer ready interrupt
IRQ5 - Receiver data ready interrupt * Only IRQ2 will wake up CPU from sleep mode. * Only IRQ2, IRQ3 and NMI can wake up CPU from stand-by mode. * An oscillator warm-up time (4 cycles or 31.25ms) will be added before CPU been waken up from
standby or sleep mode. * After CPU wake up from sleep mode, programmer should turn on LCD again. * 0.5 sec. timer interrupt, with start/stop control, is operated by writing $120E. * In the IRQ routine, the program decides from port $1203 to check which Interrupt has happened. * When port 2 interrupt is enabled, a low signal from any pin will generate IRQ2. * Before starting timer, load new prescale value (by writing $120B) or new timer value (by writing
$120C) to buffer for having different IRQ time ranges. Otherwise, write $1206 to have the same IRQ
time range as the previous one's. * When the CPU acknowledge the interrupt, following things will be done:
a) The interrupt mask flag will be set by CPU b) The return address and status register will be pushed to stack.
* When the CPU return from interrupt routine by RTI instruction following things will be done:
a) The return address and status register will be pulled from stack. b) The interrupt mask flag will be cleared.
* It is not necessary to add SEI and CLI instructions in interrupt routine. If a CLI instruction is
added in the interrupt routine, then another interrupt may be inserted during current interrupt routine and may cause stack overflow.
6) Serial port
* Load baud rate counter value (by writing $1214) to buffer then load it from buffer to counter( by
writing $1215) to generate desired baud rate. * Write $1216 to transmit data, one byte at a time. When one data byte has been transmitted, hardware
generates IRQ4 interrupt (transmit buffer ready). * When one data byte is received, hardware generates IRQ5 interrupt (receiver data ready). Read
$1216 to fetch data from buffer. * Read $1217 bit 0 to check if data received is correct and read bit 1 to check when next data byte can
be transmitted. * When system is in stand-by mode, serial port is disabled.
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7) Internal ROM. The internal 32K bytes ROM are split to 2 banks. The bank number is defined by $1209 and the
internal ROM are located at bank 1EH to 1FH. CPU address 0C000H-0F000H is accessed the bank 1FH. The others should be accessed by set $1209 to the bank number and set bit 1 of $121A to one, then read from 8000H-0BFFFH.
8) Sound volume. To change the volume, please follow the procedures listed below :
a) Write zero to $1209. b) Set bit 1 of $121A to one. c) Set 0 to bit 0 of $8001 to enable the melody output. d) Write the volume value to $8000 (bit 0 is do not care).
The default value of volume is $FF.
9) Speech output. To enable the speech function, please follow the procedures listed below : a) Write zero to $1209. b) Set bit 1 of $121A to one. c) Set 1 to bit 0 of $8001 to disable the melody output and have the DAC always on. d) Change the volume data in $8000 according to the speech data (bit 0 is do not care). e) Repeat a), b) and d) to change the speech data. f) After the speech data is finished, repeat procedure a) and b) and then write set 0 to bit 0 of
$8001.
g) Due to the value of $1209 will be changed during speech output, the speech output program
should be located on the $C000-$FFFF area. (Note : If there is no speech or melody output, then either the bit 0 of $8001 or $8000 should be kept at zero. Otherwise, a DC current may flow through the external speaker drive circuit.)
10) Summary for accessing each bank of memory:
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/DIROM Bit 1 of $121A Bit 0 of $121A Remarks 0 0 0 $4000 - $7FFF: CE1, bank = ($1209)
$8000 - $BFFF: CE2, bank = ($120A)
$C000 - $FFFF: CE2, bank = $1F 0 0 1 Prohibited 0 1 0 $4000 - $7FFF: CE1, bank = ($1209)
$8000 - $BFFF: CE2, bank = ($1209)
$C000 - $FFFF: CE2, bank = $1F 0 1 1 Prohibited 1 0 0 $4000 - $7FFF: CE1, bank = ($1209)
$8000 - $BFFF: CE2, bank = ($120A)
$C000 - $FFFF: internal, bank = $1F 1 0 1 Prohibited 1 1 0 $4000 - $7FFF: CE1, bank = ($1209)
$8000- $BFFF: internal, bank = ($1209)
$C000 - $FFFF: internal, bank = $1F 1 1 1 $4000 - $7FFF: CE1 not accessible
$8000 - $BFFF: internal, bank = ($1209)
$C000 - $FFFF: internal, bank = $1F
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11) The sound volume or voice level can only be set at internal $C000-$FFFF bank or external $C000-
$FFFF bank. (Unable to set at $8000- $BFFF bank , whether it is internal ROM program or external ROM program, also unable to set at $4000-$7FFF bank).
$00000
$08000
$0C000
$7FFFF
$78000
Bank $0
Bank $1
Bank $1F
$07FFF
$0FFFF
$77FFF
Bank $1F
$07FFF
$7FFFF
$78000
$0FFFF
$77FFF
Bank $0
Bank $1
$00000
$0C000
$08000
External memory chip 1
External memory chip 2
No implement
Internal ROM
Bank $1F
Bank $1E
Bank $1D
Bank $1C
$1209 defines the bank number of this memory if bit 1 of $121A=1
$120A defines the bank number of this memory
$1209 defines the bank number of this memory
This memory is not readable
$1209 defines the bank number of this memory
$120A defines the bank number of this memory and $1209 also defines the bank number of this memory if bit 1
of $121A=1
(Always mapped to CPU address $8000-$BFFF)
(Always mapped to CPU address $4000-$7FFF)
(Always mapped to CPU address $8000-$BFFF)
Sound control
$4000
$00000
$77FFF
$67FFF
$121A
No use
$8000
$07FF
$FFFF
$0000
$6FFFF
$C000
$7FFF
Control port
/DIROM=0
$1200
$78000
Internal ROM or External memory chip 2
External memory chip 1
$60000
$00001
CPU memory mapping
$68000
/DIROM=1
$BFFF
Always read from bank $1F
Internal ROM
No use
$70000
$7FFFF
RAM
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6. I/O STRUCTURE :
6.1 For L0-L3 :
6.2 For output pins :
6.3 /RES pin :
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6.4 For I/O pins :
6.5 /DIROM pin :
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7. TIMING DIAGRAM FOR EXTERNAL MEMORY ACCESS :
Description Symbol Min. Typ. Max. Unit
Cycle Time Tcyc 1 µS Address hold time Tah 10 nS Delay time Tdr 10 nS Write data delay time Tmds 100 nS Write data hold time Tdhw 10 nS
8. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS :
Operating temperature ........................................................... 0 to 70
Storage temperature ......................................................... -65 to 150
Supply voltage ................................................................................. 7 V
Input voltage ............................................................ -0.6 to Vdd+0.6 V
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9. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTIC :
Parameter Symbol Condition Min Typ. Max Unit
Supply Voltage Vdd 2.5 3.0 6.5
V
Main system frequency ∅sys Vdd=3V 2 5 Mhz
Vdd=4.5V 7 Mhz
Crystal frequency ∅cry 32768 Hz Operating current Idd Vdd=5V, sys=1Mhz 2
mA
Standby current (LCD on) Istdby Vdd=2.5V,Vlcd=4V 56 µ
A
Vdd=3V,Vlcd=5V 88 µ
A
Vdd=3.5V,Vlcd=6V 124 µ
A
Vdd=Vlcd=4V 55 µ
A
Vdd=Vlcd=4.5V 67 µ
A
Vdd=Vlcd=5V 93 µ
A
Vdd=Vlcd=5.5V 110 µ
A
Standby current (LCD off) Vdd=2.5V 2 µ
A
Vdd=3V 2.8 µ
A
Vdd=3.5V 3.8 µ
A
Vdd=4V 5 µ
A
Vdd=4.5V 6.5 µ
A
Vdd=5V 8.1 µ
A
Vdd=5.5V 10.5 µ
A
Input high voltage Vih Vdd=5.0V 2.0
V
Input low voltage Vil Vdd=5.0V -0.6 0.8
V
Input high leakage current Iih Vih=Vdd -1 µ
A
Input low leakage current Iil Vil=0 1 µ
A
Output high voltage (For SEGx and COMx)
Voh1 Ioh=-30µA Vlcd-
0.2
Vlcd
V
Output low voltage (for SEGx and COMx)
Vol1 Iol=40µA 0 0.2
V
Output high voltage (for other pins)
Voh2 Ioh=-4mA Vdd-
0.8
Vdd
V
Output low voltage (for other pins)
Vol2 Iol=4mA 0 0.8
V
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10. LCD WAVEFORM :
1/64 sec
Vlcd 4/5 Vlcd 3/5 Vlcd
COM1 2/5 Vlcd
1/5 Vlcd
Vss
Vlcd 4/5 Vlcd 3/5 Vlcd
COM2 2/5 Vlcd
1/5 Vlcd
Vss
Vlcd 4/5 Vlcd 3/5 Vlcd
COM3 2/5Vlcd
1/5 Vlcd
Vss
Vlcd 4/5 Vlcd 3/5 Vlcd
COM16 2/5Vlcd
1/5 Vlcd
Vss
Vlcd 4/5 Vlcd 3/5 Vlcd
SEGx 2/5Vlcd
1/5 Vlcd
Vss
There are two LCD matrix DOTs active at (SEGx,COM2) and (SEGx,COM16)
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11. PAD LOCATION :
Chip size : 4180 x 4060 Unit : µM
PAD-No Name X Y PAD-No Name X Y
1 C1 77.90 3995.70 67 S51 4117.10 217.20 2 C2 62.90 3863.60 68 S52 4117.10 337.20 3 C3 62.90 3733.40 69 S53 4117.10 454.20 4 C4 62.90 3612.70 70 S54 4117.10 571.20 5 C5 62.90 3492.00 71 S55 4117.10 688.20 6 C6 62.90 3371.30 72 S56 4117.10 805.20 7 C7 62.90 3250.60 73 S57 4117.10 922.20 8 C8 62.90 3129.90 74 S58 4117.10 1039.20
9 C9 62.90 3009.20 75 S59 4117.10 1156.20 10 C10 62.90 2888.50 76 S60 4117.10 1273.20 11 C11 62.90 2767.80 77 S61 4117.10 1390.20
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PAD-No Name X Y PAD-No Name X Y
12 C12 62.90 2647.10 78 S62 4117.10 1507.20 13 C13 62.90 2526.40 79 S63 4117.10 1624.20 14 C14 62.90 2405.70 80 S64 4117.10 1741.20 15 C15 62.90 2285.00 81 S65 4117.10 1858.20 16 C16 62.90 2164.30 82 SOUND 4117.10 1975.20 17 S1 62.90 2043.60 83 RESB 4117.10 2092.20 18 S2 62.90 1922.90 84 TESTB 4117.10 2209.20 19 S3 62.90 1802.20 85 DIROMB 4117.10 2326.20 20 S4 62.90 1681.50 86 L3 4117.10 2443.20 21 S5 62.90 1560.80 87 L2 4117.10 2560.20 22 S6 62.90 1440.10 88 L1 4117.10 2677.20 23 S7 62.90 1319.40 89 L0 4117.10 2794.20 24 S8 62.90 1198.70 90 VSS 4117.10 2911.20 25 S9 62.90 1078.00 91 RX 4117.10 3028.20 26 S10 62.90 957.30 92 TX 4117.10 3145.20 27 S11 62.90 836.60 93 RWB 4117.10 3262.20 28 S12 62.90 715.90 94 OSC1 4117.10 3379.20 29 S13 62.90 595.20 95 OSC2 4117.10 3496.20 30 S14 62.90 474.50 96 OSC3 4117.10 3616.30 31 S15 62.90 348.40 97 A13_K13 4117.10 3741.30 32 S16 62.90 217.20 98 A12_K12 4117.10 3866.30 33 S17 62.90 72.20 99 A11_K11 4102.10 3995.70 34 S18 198.80 64.20 100 A10_K10 3952.10 3995.70 35 S19 335.70 64.20 101 A9_K9 3814.80 3995.70 36 S20 456.20 64.20 102 A8_K8 3695.80 3995.70 37 S21 576.70 64.20 103 A7_K7 3576.80 3995.70 38 S22 697.20 64.20 104 A6_K6 3457.80 3995.70 39 S23 817.70 64.20 105 A5_K5 3338.80 3995.70 40 S24 938.20 64.20 106 A4_K4 3219.80 3995.70 41 S25 1058.70 64.20 107 A3_K3 3100.80 3995.70 42 S26 1179.20 64.20 108 A2_K2 2981.80 3995.70 43 S27 1299.70 64.20 109 A1_K1 2862.80 3995.70 44 S28 1420.20 64.20 110 A0_K0 2743.80 3995.70 45 S29 1540.70 64.20 111 D0 2624.80 3995.70
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PAD-No Name X Y PAD-No Name X Y
46 S30 1661.20 64.20 112 D1 2505.80 3995.70 47 S31 1781.70 64.20 113 D2 2386.80 3995.70 48 S32 1902.20 64.20 114 D3 2267.80 3995.70 49 S33 2022.70 64.20 115 D4 2148.80 3995.70 50 S34 2143.20 64.20 116 D5 2029.80 3995.70 51 S35 2263.70 64.20 117 D6 1910.80 3995.70 52 S36 2384.20 64.20 118 D7 1791.80 3995.70 53 S37 2504.70 64.20 119 ZCE1 1672.80 3995.70 54 S38 2625.20 64.20 120 ZCE2 1553.80 3995.70 55 S39 2745.70 64.20 121 BANK0 1434.80 3995.70 56 S40 2866.20 64.20 122 BANK1 1315.80 3995.70 57 S41 2986.70 64.20 123 BANK2 1196.80 3995.70 58 S42 3107.20 64.20 124 BANK3 1077.80 3995.70 59 S43 3227.70 64.20 125 BANK4 958.80 3995.70 60 S44 3348.20 64.20 126 LOSC2 839.80 3995.70 61 S45 3468.70 64.20 127 LOSC1 720.80 3995.70 62 S46 3589.20 64.20 128 CLKOUT 601.80 3995.70 63 S47 3709.70 64.20 129 VDD 482.80 3995.70 64 S48 3830.20 64.20 130 VR 363.80 3995.70 65 S49 3970.50 64.20 131 VLCD 227.90 3995.70 66 S50 4117.10 72.20
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12. APPLICATION CIRCUIT :
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Customer Information Sheet for STK55C1042 971014
1. Customer's Name : ____________________
2. Project title : _________________________
3. Syntek part number : __________________ (will be filled by Syntek.)
4. Package ------------------- ( ) Chip ( ) QFP
5. Options :
Oscillator type ----------- ( ) RC ( ) XTAL
Operating mode --------- ( ) STK55C1042 ( ) STK55C1041
6. Customer code :
Code form --------------- ( ) EPROM ( ) file _______________
Checksum --------------- 8000-9FFF __________H
A000-BFFF __________H
C000-DFFF __________H
E000-FFFF __________H
8000-FFFF __________H
7. Operating conditions : All the operating conditions listed below are for Syntek reference. Syntek will not guaranty on these values. Please refer to data book or contact Syntek for the guaranty values.
Operating voltage : _____-_____ V Voltage doubler : ( ) Yes ( ) No
Operating current : _____ mA Operating frequency : _____ Hz Stand-by current : _____ µA (LCD On) _____ µA (LCD Off) Sleep current : : _____ µA (LCD Off)
Others :
Customer : __________________ Salesman : __________________Date : __/__/__
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