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Introduction
This document describes the RAE–2 UI module BS2. The module comprises PDA LCD display and function keys and all CMT UI electronics except the audio components.
Technical Summary
The following sections of circuitry are included in the BS2 UI module:
– External components of BC2 CMT LCD module
– External components of PDA LCD display
– Backlighting circuit of CMT LCD display and keyboard
– PDA display backlighting circuit
– PDA function keyboard and CMT keyboard switch matrices including
key dome sheets (3 pcs)
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– RF coaxial cable connector and antenna clip
Other parts covered in this document:
– BC2 CMT LCD module
– PDA LCD display
– PDA LCD display EL backlighting panel
– CMT LCD display and keyboard EL backlighting panel
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Technical Specifications
DC Characteristics
Pin /
Conn.
1/X700VPDAFiltered
3/X700VBBRegu-
Line Sym-
bol
Parame-
ter
battery
voltage
from PDA
lated
baseband
voltage
Minimum
3.03.64.1V
1330mAPDA LCD back-
715mACMT LCD
2.72.82.85V
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Typical /
Nominal
0mAPDA and CMT
Maxi-
mum
300A
UnitNotes
LCD backlights
OFF
light ON
backlight ON
42/X700V17_i4PDA LCD
intermediate
bias voltage
43/X700V17_i3PDA LCD
intermediate
bias voltage
44/X700V17_i2PDA LCD
intermediate
bias voltage
45/X700V17_i1PDA LCD
intermediate
bias voltage
47/X700V17_OUTPDA LCD
bias voltage
1.31.51.7V1/13xV17_OUT
Throughout the
whole temperature range
1.41.51.6VAt +20°C
2.63.03.3V2/13xV17_OUT
Throughout the
whole temperature range
2.93.03.2VAt +20°C
13.516.418.6V11/13xV17_OU
T Throughout
the whole temperature range
15.416.417.4VAt +20°C
14.717.920.3V12/13xV17_OU
T Throughout
the whole temperature range
16.817.919.0VAt +20°C
16.019.422.0VThroughout the
whole temperature range
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18.219.420.6VAt +20°C
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tween in and
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Pin /
Conn.
49/X700V28_1PDA LCD
5,7,9,31,
34,36,38,
41,46,51/
X700
Line Sym-
bol
GND0V
Parame-
ter
logic supply voltage
AC Characteristics
Pin /
Conn.
6,7/
N700
ParameterMinimumTypical /
Frequency152158165Hz
Peak–to–peak volt-
age
RMS voltage586370V
155164175V
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Minimum
2.72.82.85V
Typical /
Nominal
0.32.0mA
Nominal
mum
MaximumUnitNotes
NotesUnitMaxi-
Differential measurement between
the pins, NOT be-
p
ground
6,7/
N730
X790,
X791
Frequency148156168Hz
Peak–to–peak volt-
age
RMS voltage616570V
Transmitter fre-
quency
Receiver frequency 935960MHz
160164170V
890915MHz
Interface to BS1 PDA Module
Pin I/OLine SymbolParameterMini-
mum
1VPDAFiltered bat-
tery voltage
from PDA
2OPWRKEYxPower on key0
3VBBRegulated
age
3.03.64.1V
1330mAPDA LCD
715mACMT LCD
0.7xVBB
2.72.82.85V
-
Differential measurement between
the pins, NOT be-
6OSC*External clock for LCD30.432.033.6kHzConnected to
7GNDGround0V
8VOUTDC/DC voltage con-
verter output
9LCDRSTxReset00.3xVBBLow, Reset
0.7xVBBVBBHigh,Reset
* External oscillator is not used in BS2.
TypicalMini-
mum
6.89
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NotesUnitMaxi-
VBB on UI
Active
Inactive
Connection layout diagram of interface to BC2 module
9
Display
Driver
1
Viewing through LCD cell
Interface to PDA LCD Display
Table 1. Interface to PDA LCD display, connector X730.
PinLine SymbolParameterMinimumTypical /
Nominal
12V17_OUTPDA LCD bias
voltage
16.019.422.0VThroughout the
18.219.420.6VAt +20°C
IC
Maxi-
mum
UnitNotes
whole temperature range
3V17_i1PDA LCD inter-
mediate bias
voltage
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14.717.920.3V12/13xV17_OU
T Throughout
the whole temperature range
16.817.919.0VAt +20°C
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Table 1. Interface to PDA LCD display, connector X730. (continued)
4V17_i2PDA LCD inter-
mediate bias
voltage
5V17_i3PDA LCD inter-
mediate bias
voltage
6V17_i4PDA LCD inter-
mediate bias
voltage
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MinimumParameterLine SymbolPin
13.516.418.6V11/13xV17_OU
15.416.417.4VAt +20°C
2.63.03.3V2/13xV17_OUT
2.93.03.2VAt +20°C
1.31.51.7V1/13xV17_OUT
1.41.51.6VAt +20°C
Typical /
Nominal
mum
NotesUnitMaxi-
T Throughout
the whole temperature range
Throughout the
whole temperature range
Throughout the
whole temperature range
7GND0V
8GND0V
9V28_12.72.82.85VPDA LCD logic
supply voltage
10FRMPDA LCD frame
pulse
11SCKPDA LCD bus
clock
12MPDA LCD AC
modulation
13LCPDA LCD line
pulse
0
0.8xVSY
S
70100Hz
75sPulse ’high’
0
0.8xVSY
S
02.33.2MHz
0
0.8xVSY
S
02.53.4kHz
0
0.8xVSY
S
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
VLow
High
time
VLow
High
VLow
High
VLow
High
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03244.5kHz
870nsPulse ’high’
time
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Table 1. Interface to PDA LCD display, connector X730. (continued)
14LCD_ONPDA LCD en-
able
15LCDD3PDA LCD data,
leftmost pixel
16LCDD2PDA LCD data0
17LCDD1PDA LCD data0
18LCDD0PDA LCD data,
rightmost pixel00.8xVSY
MinimumParameterLine SymbolPin
0
0.8xVSY
S
0
0.8xVSY
S
0.8xVSY
S
0.8xVSY
S
S
Typical /
Nominal
mum
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
0.2xVSY
S
VSYS
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NotesUnitMaxi-
VLow, Display
OFF
High, Display
ON
VLow
High
VLow
High
VLow
High
VLow
High
Note: VSYS is PDA system voltage used in BS1 module, min. 2.75 V, typ. 2.80 V, max. 2.85
V.
Signal number 1 is marked with a triangle in the connector X730.
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Interconnection Diagram
BC2 CMT
LCD Module
BS2
Hinge Flex
BS1
CMT Keyboard and
Display Backlight
5106 10
PDA Function
Keyboard
BoBo Connector
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PDA Display
Backlight
Scotty
DisplayCMT Keyboard
PDA LCD
MAD
BS8
Functional Description
Power Distribution Diagram
V28_1
V17_OUT
V17_i1
V17_i2
V17_i3
V17_i4
VPDA
VBB
CMT LCDCMT LCD
Backlight
Driver
CMT EL
Panel
PDA LCD
Backlight
Driver
PDA EL
Panel
Coaxial Cable
PDA LCD
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CMT LCD Display Circuit
The display circuit includes the LCD module BC2 and two capacitors. The
LCD module uses COG (Chip On Glass) technology. The connection
method for chip on the glass is ACF, Adhesive Conductive Film. The LCD
module is electrically connected to UI board with gold wired elastomer.
Two external capacitors are placed on UI PCB.
The display driver includes hw–reset, voltage tripler or quadrupler which
depends on temperature, temperature compensating circuit and low power control. The driver includes a 84x48 RAM memory which is used for
storing display data. The driver does not include character generator
ROM. One bit in RAM is mapped directly to one pixel on display.
Main characteristics of the CMT LCD display:
– Display resolution:84 x 48
– Viewing area:34.96 x 23.50 mm
– Dot size:0.31 x 0.37 mm
– Dot pitch:0.345 x 0.405 mm
– Display type:Transflective black and white FSTN
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PDA LCD Display Circuit
The PDA LCD display circuit consists of the LCD display 4850049, logic
and bias voltage filtering capacitors and an NTC resistor that is used to
measure the temperature of the display. The voltage over the NTC is
read by PDA SW via Phaser power supply ASIC and the information is
used for contrast control of the display.
Main characteristics of the PDA LCD display:
– Display resolution:640 x 200
– Viewing area:111.8 x 37.0 mm
– Dot size:0.16 x 0.16 mm
– Dot pitch:0.17 x 0.17 mm
– Display type:Transflective black and white FSTN
The PDA LCD interface is a typical black–and–white LCD interface with
four data bits, pixel clock, line and frame pulse signals, AC modulation
signal and enable signal. Logic and bias voltages are supplied by the
Phaser power supply ASIC located in the PDA module.
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Backlighting Circuit of CMT LCD And Keyboard
An electroluminescent (EL) panel is used for CMT LCD and keyboard
backlighting. Electrically it can be considered as a capacitor. An inverter
circuit is used to generate the high voltage AC to drive the EL panel. The
inverter can be divided into two sections: power converter section and
lamp driver section.
The power converter section employs a switch–mode converter to generate a voltage of maximum 90V. This voltage is connected to the EL panel
through the lamp driver section, which changes the polarity of the output
pins at a frequency that is set by one external resistor. Since the switch–
mode converter’s output is regulated to 90 volts at maximum, it is possible to achieve almost constant illuminance from the EL panel throughout
the battery voltage range.
Connection between the EL panel and the PCB is a simple pressure contact. The frame of the CMT display module has two springs that press
the EL panel against the pads on the PCB.
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NOTE: The EL driver output voltage between pins 6 and 7 is over 150 V
peak–to–peak. When making measurements, be sure that measuring
equipment like oscilloscope, probe etc. have high enough voltage rating.
There is no risk of getting a harmful or fatal electric shock due to low current driving capability of the inverter.
Table 2. CMT display illuminance measured with Tektronics J17 on the surface of the dis-
play lense.
ParameterMinimumTypical /
Display illuminance
1.52.1cd/m2Throughout the
1.61.82.0cd/m2VPDA = 3.5 V
Nominal
MaximumUnitNotes
VPDA voltage range
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PDA LCD Backlighting Circuit
Electroluminescent (EL) panel is used for PDA LCD backlighting. The circuit is similar to the CMT keyboard and the display backlighting circuit,
only some component values are different.
PDA display frame presses the EL panel contacts against the pads on
PCB.
NOTE: The EL driver output voltage between pins 6 and 7 is over 150 V
peak–to–peak. When making measurements, be sure that measuring
equipment like oscilloscope, probe etc. have high enough voltage rating.
There is no risk of getting a harmful or fatal electric shock due to low current driving capability of the inverter.
Table 3. PDA display illuminance measured with Tektronics J17 on the surface of the dis-
play.
ParameterMinimumTypical /
Display illuminance
1.02.0cd/m2Throughout the
1.21.51.8cd/m2VPDA = 3.5 V
Nominal
MaximumUnitNotes
VPDA voltage range
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PDA Function Keyboard And CMT Keyboard Circuit
There are 5 columns and 4 rows in the CMT keyboard matrix and 2 rows
and 4 columns in the PDA function keyboard matrix. The power key is
connected to the CMT row 0 through a diode, that prevents the POWERKEYx line from being pulled down when the other keys are scanned. A
normal keyboard scanning is used to read both matrices.
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