Radio Shack 26-3501, 26-3503 Service Manual

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TRS-80 Pocket
Computer and
Cassette
Interface
Catalog Number:
JJJOJ
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SPECIFICATIONS
1.
2. BLOCK DIAGRAM
3. LSI SIGNAL DESCRIPTIONS
A. BEFORE SERVICING
CASSETTE
5.
CASSETTE OPERATION
6.
CHFCK
7
8. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM PARTS 4 SIGNALS POSITION
9. PARTS LISr FOR 26-3501
10. PARTS
TAPE & INTERFACE
PROGRAM
Operation
Operation P.C.B
Key i < i I „. Key P.C.
26-3503
26-3503 P.C.B
circuit diagram
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Display
Display tube: LI-80I7JI.
Display method
Display capacity: 24 columm (alphanumeric; and tymboh)
"
dot
matrix liquid crystal
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Basic
functions
Computational rapid
Comptiia:ional method:
Capacities:
1 2 dt^ifsof mantissa ind 2 digits of
ty
According lo
1'iogram memory;
Data
W^pw
Inpui buffer:
Buffers:
Arithmetic
functions
Acd (*). Subtract [-% Multiply
Tngonometric functions:
Inverse trigonometric fur.ctlonr
Logarithmic
hxponenial
Ar&uiar transformations:
S-quotO
Slgniim
Absolut e value:
Integration:
Kxccoticn of arithmetic operation is commanded
fuactom:
tunciom:
r..'! ;\tr.i ,1 ni.
fnnrtlnn:
Data buffer.
l-'uncliona)
Subroutine buffer; 4
"FOR NLXT" statement buffer: 4 stages
(+),
maiheirntiral
formula
M24 steps, max
memory
memory;
program;
buffer. 16 stages (but 15 napes
Divide (,<). Power raising
SIN (sine).
ASN (line
Fixed
20 nxmoilei
Flexible memory ^commonly usable »it!i ire
1
memories, max
78
£ ktniti. as ttepc,
I
SO steps
stages
8
stages
(cosine).
COS
'
). ACS (cosine'
LOG (common logarithm).
(exponential)
\i\?
(decimal
DMS
(lexageMiinl notation
DEG
notation to sexagesimal notation).
J
SCN
rVBS(|X0
INT
ENTKR
by ilie
exponent.
(with priority consideration
miv
fur
parenthesis)
(A)
TAN (tangent)
1
AT\ (tangent
).
(natural logarr.hni
LN
tu decimal nuiation)
key.
mi
function)
iiinnot
y
arid judge
prog
'
|ln|
Editorial
Cursor shift:
lmetlinn:
Deletion:
Line control:
functions
INS
DEL
I (down).
(right).
T
<
(up)
(left)
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Programming language
W
BASIC (Beginner's
Power
source
Battery;
Ra<t*ry liiV J00 hours
Power conJump ion: 0.01 1
Automaitc
powei
All p«pose
shutofl: About 6 rainules
Miscellaneous
Data protection:
Peripheral unit: Audio
Optional
PhyMcal iimenaora:
Weight:
For torapttfr frttili of optratna ttw
Program memory, dau mcmaiy. re$er*e program memory
program memory) 26-3503
17S(W)
Afprox. I70g(0.37 lbs) ...
Aceiox.
Symbolic Initruction
Four MR44
OMMtte
(audio cauei ic interface)
x 70(D) x 44(11) mm
240b
<m«rcury ba«eri*s)
unit (recording/Tending (if rfi* prrgram Trmory. dali mentnry and
26-3501
(0.5J lbO
TRS-80
(with
Pockt
Code)
<6.8<W)
x 2.7(D) x
batUri**) _. 2G-3S03
Computer, rrfii to fh« Qwntr't Minunt.
1.7(H)
inches)
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System configuration (see the s/stem block
system consists
The
CPUI(SC43I77)« I
1.
CPUU(SC43l7S)x I
2.
4K-bltRAM(rOM4)*x3)
3.
4. Display chip
2ANDga(e<TC4011UrJP*l)
5.
2AMJ20H(K4yivUCx
6.
lnvwter(TC4069BPx I)
7. S. Quard Analog Switch o.
ITD(34-di8it FhMdot
10. Key
11. Crystal (CSB2560)
(he following components:
of
with
(SC43I23
« 3.
I)
Miiltiplover (TCdOAtBP)
LCD)
Duilt-in RAN)
diagram)
Brief overview
The CPUs are
provided
of CPU I and CPU II
with internal ROM.and
the
CPUs
have
following assignments
ihe
CPU I
Key input rostine
Acknowledgement
the remaining
of
program
instruction
One
additional incoiporatton
Pio&aiii
CdSSCtlt tuillfol MdUlUClil
Cummand
Pointer control
one program
to
Interpreter:
execute italciiuul
ilateimnt
(leserved)
step
v -irii'i lit mrinutl opentnn
Piw.resumt
Clouk Hup
The CPU I
don* (or Iho loiuitl of aritlunebco': operation* (i.e., control of arithmetic
-
i I ' .
the information lo be displayed, but
tlon in proper
ly receives
changes data, depending on does net perform any decision by itself.
Actions of
Eg-
iu.ii;;i,
or interpret the cyntnx of the BASIC instruction for
sequence
execution
CPUI and
ia read key-ii data ur read
and
instructions from CPU I
tPUU
control
centred
(tie
instruction to be
deciding
CPU"
acts to provide
the situation. Although it shares eA«.uiio>! fum-lions
the lime of key data entry.
at
not perfiwm
I doei
instruction
via
any execution
codelo the fPL II
transfer
the
buffer
CPU
Display proceHing routine
Input buffer
Cunipuiaiional result
Rprngnitlor: nf
execute*] fiom the RAM, and decides
sequence,
what is to be executed, or determine* and prepare*
By itself. Il only arranges ihedata and inlorma-
via
the buffer. On
and executes
trr'T
Ai >Uim>tit H'jlirc
Character geritiatoi
(arctic
routine
Print tontine
Qj,uei
printer (reserved)
I'oiver
"t I
Clojk nop
is to be
what
Jots, and its
CPU D constant-
memorieingof
Uteothet
operations
arithmetical
hind.
pei each infraction or ex-
and tieifoiai* some auxiliary CPU rolcs.it
irt
kvv
u
ni
For
ui'. il operation of ihe Pocket Computet, the
(Input buffer) after Information is put through
ruction
imtmction <
this
(display! is transferred to
code
display)
and executes dlisplay processing
thoCPt-
confirms the completion of the vak hy ihe CPU
uislructlon code (key code) a
the kcybwitd and converted into the
1
11 vis
the transfer
11
before lermimtirg their
butler. As CPU D
Upon
the
completion of this processing, it notitlei CPU
function!.
written
instruction code by
isceivei this inctmciion. CPU II ther
(mo
the RAM in
the display chip
CPU I, then this inst-
I,
decodes
and
CPU I
Page 7
Overview of RAM
Three C-MOS RAMs (I
described
below:
Mapol4K-bf. RAM
orostor*
Rtnnn
Prog'am
tipihlpmowflfv
—3
103OD/ie>
chips. 4K bin
001
IMfi
each) plus RAM Incorporated In the
display
chip aie used in
ihii Pticket Computet, ai
1«7?
FOR
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KEXT
q-.-k.
£ i
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Fined
b*oume
HiKli
mmonei <¥Y
Aithojgrt
memories. i( is
fixed memories (W. X. Y
RAM
aiea is
also
usee I'm the subroutine sack. FOR NhXT
mainly shar*d
. Z).
by
prog-air., daia and reserve program
ihe
staiemert slack and
Page 8
.
Map
the KAK1 incorporated xi Ihc Jispluy chip
of
Tl.cic
t.cns:
are lincc
IK-Ii.t
KAMs (12S bytes each)
incorporated
in each display chip (SC431 25). willi the
following
condguio-
DISPLAY CHIP 1
IJOIJ
8-digil display buffet
two (MS
I2S
8-digtt display
4€
byln
arithmetical result, during arithmetical
Fixed memory
loial
The
Trarufci btffc:
fiO-step input
buffer
of
8-digt display
memory of
buffe
buffer
is
176
bvies (fiorr the display chip 2 and 31 is used asa fixed memories. A—V (22 memories).
used
as J
operations.
1 r-iemcy
IfefllH
DISPLAY (HIP 3
8-digit
Fixed memories
display
buffer
(A—K. 1 1 memories]
display data buffer during
DISPLAY CHIP 3
Sdijui display buffet
Fixed
(L—
V. 1 1
displaying and also used as a
I '
memories
memories''
buffet
iretrwry for
Itanster
o liyies (I memory
buffer
equivalent
or f>spl;ty
i
Chip 1 is used as a
transfer buffer for
transactions of instruction*,
and CPU B.
Input
buffer
Remlining HO Syt>s (1(1 me-iioi-ipt e-yiivilent) nf Display Chip I kuserl I'm the inroil buffet as follow*:
information
I Any
2.
dispJayconieiis are stored by CPU 1.
Be
When
3.
4
an arithmetical instruction is emered. its piocedute is stored in ibis suffer by
lions according to the procedure.
When
a program or reserve program is to be recorded or read out during the execution nf the tassctlc control
action tikes place through this input buffer.
tnlered
through
the keyboard is stored in this buffet, allowing up to
CPU Dselecii
and
data.
HO
steps.
CPU I. and CPU II
let
ween CPU
performs
nstruction.
I
open*
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Overview of
Display
The coniems til fhr
cliaric*«l etides. ihey
*
Designation of 'he display
IJie rolkwitigsiru.'tureii observed
K? W A*
itaptoy AS indicated by CPU I is reoeiwd
arc transferred to the display buffer
*/
1
\
F
1
1
1
F
i-n
in the display buffer
JfCOCPt
\
il- 114 ii> tit 113
X O I) 1
x
HiidPiV
I .0
I
bat*—
I
by CPU II via ih* input buffer
in the Diiplay (hip lluuugh the
m the Display Chip.
Tlu-.c arc
buffer in Ifce
hg: tiitiplay
'VI 111
SI
II
ss
Sll
SI7 sis
adjiess data bus.
8 * 40*320
Display Chip.
numerical
"'
nnnin
bill
"4"
"'DOilD
»»Din«n
M+
BDD1D
"'
"S
DDDID
H7Qaa«D
SI
S2 S3
ind are ccnvericd
(40 tyies)
S4 S5
respective
into
of area in the display
(1 1 II
Aifcli e>i
The numeral
bus.
data
display butler
addieis "OUQJOUOO" io
"Oioo"
"4"
(to be displayed by
hirst, the segnwni Si isvkned with the
above
(see
for icgmcm
52
1
)
p
rm
in n[ i)
|
11104 1)102 MO*
A5- A5-0
illustration).
store daia "tOOT. In ihe same
and ihe
second 4-bttdaia 'OOQi"issioted
loijniog
1H02
CPU II) is cotiTcrtcd into He lele.am
To store the second 4 biis of
'S33
•-'
T
|i
IHOI
address A8-AI "OOOOOOCO"
thedaia. only A5 in the address in turned *l "
manner, address "OOOOtXlOl"
with the addies
character code and earned
to store iheday DNM-DIOI
is sefected for storing the Prst 4-bit data
"1X101001)1".
(hrouah on the address
'1000"
mike i he
in
in the
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Timing
MSP
HA
HI
H2
H3
114
Hi
116
H?
SI
Signal*
for Displaying
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HA: Ucek frequency for me counter.
Mgndl.Hl-HV.geneiaicdliom CPU D.
Wiih
DSIP:
The dam MOtcd in the displa) buffet beamed
thf <!i*pl*y. IW and lit »rr cnpgfH tor Si
high level wf lhi» itgnal.pioc*siinft of display
Sl~S40).
mis signal
.lllitivl
^r^r
counted and decoded to perToim iynchiorUzation
It
operation
through
Si ~S40
W for S?. etc , tlm.ugh Rn
indicated (RAM data designated by HI~-118 is »*m out on
ii
(illustrated ibuve)tobc fed to the LCD. (
-
S40.)
wliJi
UK
lb indicate
common
"4"
un
Page 11
Overview of Power supply
l}i>;i
GNU
MHHX*
'iX
voltage
.1
RtlitonMiwr
be caused by a slight
the
230K!2 put
after servicing rhc LCD or changing some
s
angle (from vertical) while
10
regular the vullage
I'D
I
due to the influence nf the LSI.
TOllS,
r
Oand
adjusting
ovpisp
voltage variation
foi VDISP.
-4.29V
i«np«»iLue*iiO
The FhorniMur \i provided
%
c pun
The liquid crystal reference voltage VDISP is generated by the above circuity lo avoid bluncd ehaiaden
that
tion*
referencevollaff- VDISP}.
a. VDD b. The gate
C.
generated
is
voltage
to compensate foi lemptvawre
Ref*ren« voltage
VIlKPr I n<u vnliag* fcw
VA: llim
VM: Inlerrrediilevollage fur common and *gment signals
VB: Law voltage lor
NOTE:
VA, VM
Adjustment ot relerence voltage VDISP VDISP had been precisely adjusted to -3,74V at an ambient temperature of 2G
al If it is
components, he sure to look it ihe Display from a 30
1 he
pot.
cegnde display performance (which would
might
m CPU II. referenced to VGG.
of MOS FET i& controlled by
VDlSPit
vuli
age for segment signals(SI-S40t
VBbejune
and
necessary
variaiion.
aiviicc by resistor combinations to provide VA, VM and VB-
Rmnmnn
segment
lo
tignaUtH' —117) fiv
signals.
pulses, with jii amplitude of several
rcacjusi
the
VOISP
*0'
-V
cr contrast
h the liquid crystal
Hyo poiiiion
varia-
VA
VM
VDISP
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3. LSI SIGNAL DESCRIPTIONS
SC43177
Pin No.
Signal
i
(CPU
name
F4a
I)
IntOui De&flptftM
Oul
Out
3
4
b
7
8
9
10
11 RESET In All
12
F3a
Fla
Vr.f;
v,
l( .
Xin In Basic clock (pulse signal, 256kH? 1
TESTI
test:
RjWa Oui RAM Data
Out
Out
In Source
In
Chip Enable signal ( RAM3 Mlect signal
Chip Enable signal (RAM2 *•!«« signal) Chip Enable signal (RAMI
tnable signal
Chip
usage)
During display: Low
Dining icad-iu: turns moiiicntaiily high
voltage
(
"
1
"
select signal)
Display chip 1 select ligrial
voliage of baiteivl
Connected it. GND
Reset Switch input
Normally
During disptoy* High
but turns low when the All Kesri Switch b preyed.
high
Read/Wiitc
signal
Pickings key causes it to morr*.«nlari}y 5.1
.lor input buffer and Irmsfer buffer
**
-^
low
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
2)
22
23 24
DIOl
DI02 DI03 DI03
D7a
B6a
B3a
Ma
B3a B2a
Bla
In'Oul
In-
In' Out
In.' Out
Out
Out
Out
Oui
Oui
Oul
Out Oui
30 GND In
40 51 Ga
41
42
Sn
Si
Oui Busy signal to CPU ll (High during
Out
Out
On
l>ila HtRIfor address detignation of the input buffer am
Ditnlav
During read-in Low •»
and
Phio
1 ,
During dismay:
Addtess Bus (for
Display Chip
Dining
icad-m 'Trnuini
Source voltage (0V)
display: Low
During During toad in: tutiu itiuiticnliiiily lugli
Strobe signal. RAM Addrcts signal
Kay Key Stfrtbo signal. RAM Address
High
address designation of the input buffer ind r
1).
\\\\\ \\
\_\_\_V_i_\_\_
execution
signal
_
_ _
1 L
CPU t)
in
1 irmsfer buffer m RAM and
fanslet buffer in RAM
Morient arv erncrationOnling display
-
rnrn
10
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HdNo. Signal pjiw
In' Out Description
43 SI 3 Out
44 SI 2 Out
4S 46
SI
1
Out Dining
SIO Out Pressing
47 59 Out
48
49
SO 56
51 S5 Out
52
58 Out
S7 Out
Oul
S4
Out
53 S3 Out
54 S2 Out
55
56
57
kil In Key input signal
Ki2 K13 In Owing display:
In
58 KM In Pressing
5<)
SI 6b
(KiS)
In Busy signal of CPU 11 (high
SC43178(CPUII)
Strobe -LiM.il
Key
display High
a key causes it to momentarily go low
Low
causes
a key
During dijpUy: Low
n to momentarily go high
during execution t>f CPU H>
J*
Pin No. Siinal Ini'Out
1 P4 Out
2
4
F3 F2
Fl
Oul
Out Out
Bu/.«i signal
tha
Whert
".Tier ih*
Chip fcnible signal 1
ChipEmble signal)
Chip Enable signal (Display
During display: Low
Duung tend-in Tmm tikiniciilai ily h-gh
5
6
7
e Xin
li RESEr In All Reset Switch
12
Vc,c.
V,;r.
WW
Out
In In
In Basic click (Pulse signal.
Oul
Foi liquid crystal drive vullige
Source wluge(**-" voltage
RAM Data Read/Write
During display High
Dining read-in-
Description
buzicr it off: Low 1
High
iv on
bWBW
Display
chip 3 select sienall
Display chip 2
256kHz)
input
signal
Turn* iiiuiiicitiailly luw
select signal I
chip 1 aelecl signal)
preparation i.Vdd *
Ihe
of
battery)
C25rni
'
f^_
-
""
I
1
1 I—
___.-- -_
Vc;c>
**
[~
1
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nnNo
Signal name In/Oiu
1
DwtfjpttWi
men
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IE 19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26 MSP
27
IB 29
DI03
OIOZ
DIOt
B8b B7b B6b BSb D4t B3b
B2b Bib
HA
VM VA
GND
In/Out In/Out
In/Out In/Out
Out Out On! Oui
Out
l>.ita Bus (for data transaction between RAM and
Dunne iea.Hn. Turns low
Address
Duringdisplay Blb» high. B2b Mow,
Bus (for address
B7b«low. BSb=low
l>urtng read-In: Turns momentarily
Oui Out
Oil!
Oui Display sijna'(fommiui signal
Oui Display command
display- High
Dining
execution: Low
During
In
In
In
LCD display vnhagff (Intermediate
display voltage (High voltage of
LCD
Supply voltage (OVl
signal
-
_^_^
designaiion
couniiug pulser
Generated during
display ehipl
\\\\\\\\
display chip!
of the
B3b=bw. B4b-lov. BSb=high B6b
high
display
voltage
the segmeni lignal)
of
the segment signal)
=
hieh.
*i
05m
r
30
^1
32 33 34 35
36
3? 38
39
40
41
144
H? Hi
Ht>
H2
115
HI
Vmsp
Vb
510
S15
SI
42 SI 3
43 .,
Out
Oui
common signals
LCD
(backplate)
Oui
Out Out
Out
OU!
In
In
LCD display voltage
LCD display
voltage (Low vdiage of ihe segment signal)
Out Busy signal to the CIV 1 (Ilijh
During display: Low _^**^
Out
b
Out
Otit
Out
RcuoiJ signal tw the
Remote signal to the MT.
RiKy tibial i" r*inier.
Expansion signal
During display:
Low
vrltage of ihe common signal)
Low
I
during execution in CPU II)
cassette tape and prinl idala.
^^—
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PinNu Signa
49
54 SI Out Fnrtymhnl display (SHIFT DFC., KaUCVAD, P.FSFKVF, PKO
55 Kit
56
name In 'Out Description
S6 Out Fot DEF symbol display
waveform
Same
In CPU 1
(SI 6a)
Ki? In F.ipantion signal
BusysfgnaHHighuuiingexecutiujiinCPUl)
as the segment signal
(engaged" low, aoi engaged:
lilgfi)
To b* cimrwcifd to SI 2 (CPU 11).
57
58 Ki4
59
60
H3
hi 5
Ki6
in Primer Busy signal
A'litll lIlC i^lilllCI
LuW
In Puntei connection identifying iignal.
Low when ihe pimtei
In
In
(asset to recall signal
OM
key
input
signal.
i> IIVH opcuttil
is not connected.
IC Pin-out
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.
4.
Disassembly procedure
Remove
1
1 From (he sere* sule. leparate the upper
the lower cabinet (they are
points, A, B and
Repot ring procodure
] . The
exposed
can
Replacement
2.
If the key primed board is
3.
metic piiiilcd
alter
the CPU 1 b
lemming sciew(c).
4. The hey
board, so
Replacement of the LSI
Only
1
2. Be sure to
if
rubber with Ute
Bcsurc tocut each pinof the
?.
screws (i) and I screws (b).
2
latched togeihei at ihiee
C).
the CPU 11 is
ol
jihiwetic
ftintod
the lower
of
printed board from
possible.
to
be
bii'-i' of lK« at
after the removal
check the arithmetic
buaid lies to be bent at a right angle
removing the screws )d) anc (el.
possible
printed bontd can be
.
i ilonl *plll
«
fine soldering
very
first remove the
the LSI
removed
s
heal
the bizzrr Is
if
dismounted by
i In* he/ lops.
pencil should
primed board fiotn the
key
while
the key ptlnted
of the wittering pencil.
defeciive
checked, the arith-
BEFORE
cabinet item
SERVICING
board will be
cabinet. You
the back.
Inspection ol
removed after
removing
be used
tot
9
replacing
gcrrws (f> and 1
the LSI.
LkcI
screws
uppei cabinet. If the LSI on the key
board Is on the upper
cibinci. there is a
K. a
Tale care as you remove rtie printed
<$>
primed boird is to be
poistbUity of deforming the key
-
removed,
Measuring current consumption
source volnge 4.72V
tVwer
Cuitem
consumption:
After pressing the (IN key Under After
pressing the OFF key: Under
ftSQuA
1 2(iA
5. CASSETTE
For details of operation and connection, refer to -Jie
Notes on suitable
While Radio Slack's CTK-SOA is the intended
1. Cassettes
2. Mic input jack must
Eaiphone output must
3.
4. Allowable distortion is
oi upciMecl tjpci can te used.
recorders
lia«
an
Hjvb
-1
%%. *ith frequency
cassette Recorder, oiheri can b*
oipui impedance of IK or leas, wiih a
an output impedance
TAPE &
INTERFACE
Owner's Manual for the TRS-80 Pocket
used The following
sensitivity level ofat least
of I
or less and an outpu: level nf 1 volt
OK
response from?to
4k
H?
Computer
totes
-tmV.
or more.
wy
Im> hclpl'ii
14
Page 17
Recording
Recording method
CASSETTE OPERATION
6.
Recording formal of pi opam or reserve program
=
Check
1
2"8
~
3
sum code (after
steps of program
fcnd
code
recording.
of
4 Tim gap. composed of all
data to be Input is
*'
-
5
All
Is" sre recorded
tap« lit alto ii uwd for
=
6
Program or reserve program nam* is frwlfcaied
7=
File name
R=Data memory is mriicaied with r-iK rorle
9 Area for
data memory.
one
every s
steps or one data memory.
or reserve
peered
program
"Is", is inserted ai each line to
in
ll<c input buffet.
for a period of about 6 wCondf in order lo avoid non-record able area located
cuing
the recording head.
of
cm
Data memory recording formal
I
(ill
up Hie lull 80 steps, during which time
/
the next SO
at the beginning
steps
of
of
the
Kecording method
Data
"0"
ind
"1"
pata »
PATA J
are identified by changing The. frequency of the recording signal (F4"»
_r
lbi
15
:kiic
IkM/
Page 18
.
Recording Mgrul I
F4"
) ^ncralion circuit
4" »
f.-
CfliMiM Ininlacc utwttc
to
mafclmon cucun
SlJ
HA
jULfiiLTLriJiJirLrLrirLnnr
Re
F4
juuuifiniuui
co.d.
9
^.."uinjijiriiijui^^
JUUUUUUUl
(F**>
Signal waveform at the tin* of recording
Whan a wording *leml"r*k h# recorded. SI 5 k vet low and «8n»i F4 (clock pulseof-4kH/lis
When a recording ligral
reverse sinnal of HA (clock pulse
This signilh supplied to
"0"
is in be recorded. SIS is set high and K4 output is inhibited
.»:'
= 2kHz) is carried on lite recording
the MIC jack of !he tape recorder via the modulation
signal |
circuit
during that peiiod
the Cassette Interface.
oJ
.iiiiput du-ini thai period.
which time the
U
Reproduction
Output
through
signal from the
terminal
Ki5
CPU II
ot
EAR
CPU II.
of the tape recorder is amplified and shaped m the
jack
MS
w
C»CV>T
Jl! M'U
Schmitt circuit, to
wv-
Arvpli'icr
circuit
be input to
h^>
CPU
II
16
Page 19
Remote
control
The Cassette Inletfate will coltrci the RKMOTE Jack automatically
O.M7pF
.
«Ki«
V7
rl
KIMOTI-
O
(SU)
*feG
(iMI>
1'ne U'-452XPisa
"A" outputs a pulse
pulw which
accut ding to the curie nt flow 10 ihe coil, and b auivatfil when
mono-siablemultmbraUHHo perform tiiggei and resel
which KitepenrifM rtn
thp limp
ointtaiH OfCR
u dependent on the tine constant of CR at the ruing
"A" b
(or record, playback and
deactivated
and
from
fraction!
a' the tailing edge
edge of ihe input signal- The relay operates ON and
active
verify
commands.
the sirgle chip).
mput ctgnil,
of the
when "B*'
and "ti" outputs a
KtCUW.
OH-
s u
QA
QR
Startup ol
Activa'ian
\
i:«ictt* to itort
>,<
of the
. ,.,-tt- .
relay
runnng)
r"---"
Tmmtoolion ul ihc
/
"LT
\
Oeaetivacior ot the telev
(cassette
nopruonir-q)
to
c<»cirt jj-rdin.i
17
Page 20
Testing the Cassette Interface
Writing.
1
Firn enter tesi flats 10
No. Read
'«t data into the Pocket Computor
check tlu Interfact,
in Display
^^^^"^
Remarks
1 ImodeHmodeI
2 NEW 3 ENTER
4
5 P.
6
7
8 L#|SHFTi?AT|SHFT|
1 shftI 2
»LSHFTJ?A» SHFT ;A<204>
r>Tl-K|
i
1 SHFTI X
; A(204> X: 1. 3
9 int(k)
10 Sill
I]
12
13 MODFJ ::.(->
14
15
AI204) : A(204|
bNItK
MODEl
SHFTl
16
1
ENTER
|SK
1
ISPi!
I
|
=
100 A(?041=lflO_ RUM
^
NEW_
>
Z; _ RESERVE
tf»AT;A(204t
Z:P.
TAT;
TAT
;
A(204)_
A(204)
KlIN
KlIN
Z; PRINT *
X.
X: INPUT =?AT;A(204)
:
A(204)
>
RESERVE
RESERVE
RESERVE
RESERVE
RfcSCRVE
RESERVE
RESERVE RESERVE RESERVE
RESERVE
1U0
Dhplcy RF-SF.RVF m.ide
Checking
2.
the Cassette Interface
Amuires ihat iiep I hut already been executed.
No. Read in
1 OFF
**
3
4 [TUT] 5*
5
iploy
Di
Remarks
Connect tiicCwseUc
Interface to the lape
recorder
Connect the Pocket
Computer
Cassette
RUN Mako suic
th# dKphy (u«fMfH»F|
ke/)
>
RL'N Pimtijn Tjuc
In the
Inurface.
that RL'N » un
'
coiieciy.
16
Page 21
.
Nu.
Read in Display Remarks
6 > RUN Pr«a» RHC aad PLAY
huimn.
'
7 H RUN nie casseliewill run ami
SHMJ Z
1
|KNThR|
PRIN1 *TAT;AI2(W|_
RUN
produce *ouid
9
10
11
12
13
14
15 1 Mtl-I
16
1 SHFT 1 X
ENTER
I
IHNTtR| R\
|
l|SK]
>
>
>
#TAT;A(204)
INPUT
> RUN The
AUU4> RUN
RUN
RUN
r: n
usiclic
The
tnnnd mill
Ke*'ind
beginning .>f tht
Press Pl.AYbuuon.
wi'l slop and
ct%tt.
tape
(tie
to the
recording.
RUN
'11
RUN
if
L&aetlc
produce
GUMIWW0
sound
\
mo.
sound.
will
wi'l
case.
iuii and
siopanO
17 RUN 100. Push STOPbouon.
18 fOFFl
19 Disconnect
Inspection
I.
lfcassettestm!torunatStep6.
1.
If cassette fails to run or no jouml is heard at
2.
3. If cassette does not stop at
4. If no
Repeal the procedure
U.
When
1
repeat Ihe procedure frum Step 5 after emetine. "A(204)=100". If ihc tame indkatixn remains on Ike display even after
this
2. When 'MOO.' is not displayed at Step 16, repeal operation from Step 10. If the specific
display, repeal ihe
display
reqnii-'td if any
is
sound
"5
detailed
.
even
following conditions occur*
of
Step
SicpO.
heard
s
inspection ii
after this, detailed inspection Is required.
Step
at
ihc following
it"
"
» displayed at
required.
procedlM
1 3.
occur*:
Step
front Step 5 after entering "Af204l= 1
repeat operation fnim Step 10. If ihe saine indication is Mill on the display.
13,
8.
00".
If the specific indication is not to ippe-ar on the
castes.
Mfotlon doe* Ml
ani:sand
appear on the
10
Page 22
A
Repairing
P'(W)f»m
No. Read in
1
i|off|)
[ON]
2
3
'
4
s RUN o
I
the Cassette Interface
fcNItP
1
Us?
1
1 N T
U . 1
t>
ibe following
>
> RUN
CS.TA
# i)
i i ii
r i
procedures ioe>v»luaie the Cassette Ititertaie
Displjv
HUN
RUN o oCSjSHKTlf
A (201)
|
Plug Tape rwuiuVi
lak|
c
1
KtM
OTI
:
P
U 5 E 1
A
PLAY MX STOP
o o
o o O o o Make sure
o
o o THa lap* ttirtc tnnin
o
ReaMika
t onnei't
Interlace.
Uelermine recording
loca'.iiin oi> the tape.
docs not
jnJ u'cording
be heard.
l ompuier io
liul
111;
run.
tound will
upe
h > RUN
7 > RUN
K
>
KL'N
o o o o
o o
o o o o
9 CLO.? (SHFTlTA Cl.O/fA RUN o o o
trVI!-K
iU
1
11
12 RUN
lOFFl
13
|
> RUN o o o Sound and tape \>ill Mop
RUN o o o o
1
0=
Cunneciedor
activated
Hie Miutiil will
tlie
upe will stop wlteu
">*' is displayed.
RewjiJ lupe
ning!)! ihc
cext.it
to tic begin-
ICUHUDK.
and
ine display ccnietiis will
disappear,
.oiinl
aid
duced.
'apt will
will be
s'.an
pro-
when">"isdispaycd.
2G
Page 23
)
|NOTES]
1. Check
2. Check J. Kr»
the Compuw.il th* cassette tape
the recording circiii! of the Interface ifno
sound
audible with that tape, check the
lecordinR circuit
ihe
No.
|
1
s
IbtSIcK
z
i
i
»5and 12 pins ot
TCXSJHBP lor t>«ii watert
Stcrmnalol
audible a> Step
ft
of the Interface.
Read in Display
RUN
-
l^
1
<l'
Ihe inlor
keeps running in Step 3,
recording sound is audible at Step
playback anoihei recorded tape
ID,
reproducing circuit of the Intetface. If
RUN_ RUN
Dim
KUI*
RUN
No tap*
kbcokdor soufiu is
Reco'dinff
recorder motion.
sound ceases
to run in Step S.ot the
fab
to check il sound isiuciblr
sound
Ketnaiks
auuimc.
"10."
and
RUN
1(1111 1
._.-.. 1- In
diiuiptia
' <«ord«ig
J. A. In A* J.ln <X .!_ „__
h*
'ina.ipjjy
reco-ding
^" "p
Indnplav
recording
tape does nor slop in Slep 6.
S.
audible with the jecond tape,
is
is displayed foi about 1 second.
f
with that tape If tound is not
"|" incDiaim
indHDlav
check
A;tiw»tion ot tht riliv
(cs»cite top* io
»10BinolTC4528an
«1 ••rn-mal i* f*io >»I«y
Cassette ONjOFF conitol must be pioperly
start tunning)
-»fU- Imsecmm j
L>eact^3tK"> oi in« r*iav
(gasaeiio Ldpe lu tiw)
executed when the above signals ate
observed during cxeiutwn of program.
21
Page 24
1
*
CHECK
7.
1
2
3
l
f>
8
1
8
Xw\
IALL RESET)
8/8 lENTERl 5
1 modbI
1 F
2
,SMK1| S ISHET1 IKNTHRI 2
8 B E E P
]MODfc!
10 G R A
11
12
18
14
1:,
IS
I :
[Shi-
1
iMOIH-i
|SHFT| 7
'NOUH'SHFTliSPCl ii I 4 7
1CLI RAD
r 1 f-r
lENTER, S
18 [Enter'
ie {OFF]
20
si
32
23
24 26 en
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30
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i
as
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34
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36
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ax
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40
PROGRAM
READ
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dIeNTErI
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1
IN
^^^^~
.
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[ENTER)
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;
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7
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1
7
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9. PARTS LIST FOR
Ret
Nr>
1 Special
2
3 Bottom cablet 4 InsuUto' sheet
5 T^ne for interface loclc plats
A 1
7 Lid tor interface
Special screw (M2X
Morfsnt lor*4<
3t'c«(M2
9
10 Special
11
12
13
14
IB
to
17 '8
19
BlJ2?tt
«r»iw (M2
Scnr*)M2 x
All reset
Cushion 'or reset
Flexible wire
Conrwcicr
Rubber connector tot
LCD
Tape for
Frame tor
20 Filter lor
Description
sc*e«v (M2 * 131
a
plme
lock plate
< 9)
x 5)
5)
twitch
switch
(22 on) AtAi.2621
18pi-.J 'o'C
LCD
LCD
LCD
« Display niask
22
23 2d
25
26
27 zh
29 30
31
32 33 Battery terminal (-)
<4
36 fliockci fot
36 1 3?
38
39
Display
Key rubber Ground sonno Key Key
Key Kay Kwy Key
Salter/
Battery terminal!*!
So»w(M2 x4)
op cabinet
Lid tor connector
Flexible
Soft
tL'r
f
lop 08
top (1
(Left n»lvesl
key)
7
key) (Right lidlvo)
ioplSHFT)<2CpcVl
lop (ENTER) HO
top (Njmeial)
iop(CL! <20pcS/1setI
terminal (-*,
boinmcaMnct
vnre(Bnin)
esse
26-3501
RS
Location
AHD15S5
AH13-I587
AZ-5633
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AHD-1689
AHO-1690
AS-U692
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Interface
LCD
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AJ 0031
ART-2985
AL1180
AHB9953 ART2986
AQO430
ART-2987
ART-2991
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AK-4274
AK-4276
AK4219
AK-4221
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AHB-9957
AZ-5635
ADA0315
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Manufacturer
Pa'i Number
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LX
3Z1032CCZZ
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LCH351091CCZZ
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B
No. [
40
41
Description
Bad
90 Al 10-9961 HBDCE1341CC2Z
-1
Bcuey urmlnil
PCB
(Key unit) AX
(-,
PC B (CPU unitl
Template AHB-OQ5Q LPLTP1070CC7?
lahnl
Nam*
Cstxm
resistor
RS
Location
AHB-9958
8546
AX-8547 DUNTK5568CCZZ
AHB99G0 TLAB21205CCZZ
AN0583CBa
Menufoe lure'
Number
P»t
QTANZI293CCZZ DUNTK5567CCZZ
RR-DZ10Q6CCZZ
1/BW 143K Zh
Carben resislor
I/8W 12. 7K 2*
Cabon resistor
1/8W 21 K
Variable resistor 125010 AP-710S
C*p*-itnr (Flertrnlytir)
lOO^F 10V -807-20%
Co.iokv
220PP
Diode.
Trie miner iisok)
LSI (Display thiol
LSI (CPU-1). SC43177 AX> 3033 LSI tCPU-71. Sr.4.tl7n
IC, TC401
TC4019P
IC
TC4066P
IC,
TC4069P
IC,
LSI (Ram)
Sdidresatoi
1/8W I.6M9I1P1 6%
Carbon resistoi
1/3W 100 ohm
Carbon resistor
1/BW 22K 5%
Cabon resistor
1/BW 1CK 5%
Carbon resistor
1/BW 1G0K 5%
Carbon resistor
I/8W 1Mohm 594
Cation Resistor
1/8W 4.7K
Fc
ru ih
Carbon rtsitlor
1/SW 470K
2%
(CerCTtit)
50V itO*
DS1688L1 AOX 1405 VHDOS158BL11
TC/312S
1UBP
5*
5%
5*6
AN0584C6B
AN03Q8CfiB
Arnnszjcp
ACC271KJCP
AT-1218
AXX3032 V1liSC431
AXX-3034
AMX-4439
flMX-4440 VHiTC40»9P/
AMX-4441
AMX-4442
AX> 3C3^
ANCS36EBB
AN0I32E6B VRD ST2BY101J
AN0311E6B
AN0281EBB
AN0371EBB
AN0445EBB
AN07A7EBB VRD-ST2RY477J
AN0423E8B VRD ST2BY*7*J
RRDZ10D7CCZZ
RRDZ100BCCZZ
RVR-MB5100CZZ VCEAAU1AW107O
vr*YPLnMB?31<
VHH154KD-5/1
25/1
VHISC43I 77/1 VHJSC431 78/ 1
VHiTC4Q11UBPl
C4056P/
VHi 1
VHiTC4069PM VHiTC5514PM
VBC-MT26G I65J
VRD ST2BY223J
VRD ST2BYI03J
VRD
ST2BY104J
VRO-ST28YI05J
1
1
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Rel.
No.
40
41 BatWy Wrniml
Badge flMh.yyei
PCB(Keytmt»
PCBICPUunit)
Template
Name label
Carbon
resistor
Deicripiion
4>,
-I AHB-9958
RS
AX-8546
AX-8547
AHB-9959
AHB9960
AN0583CBB
Manufacturer
Part
Number
HBDGE134
1CC2Z
QTANZ1293CCZZ
DUNTK5567CCZZ
OUNTK5558CCZZ LPLTP1070CC77
TLABZ13fl«;rf:77
RP-DZ1006CCZZ
B
Fc
(if
m
th
CO
^~
Carbon reiiitor
1/BW
12.7K 2%
Carbon resistor
1/BW 21K 2%
VariaWeresislcr
Capacita (Electrolvticl
IDOyf IOV-8lV-2(Bi
Capacitor
2;op= 50V ro-.
Diode. DS1588L1 Thc-mistct I160K)
LSI
LSI tCPU-1). SC43177
1 ^1
Lol lul
IC, TC401 1UB&
IC, 1
IC.
l
IC. TC4069P
LSI (Ram)
Sdirl resitTor
I/8W 1 6Mohm 9fe
Carbon
1/BW lOOo-vn
Carbon resistor
1/BW
Caroon resistor
1/8W 10K 5%
Carbon resistor
1/8W ICOK 5%
Carbon resistor
1/8W IMohm
Carbon Resiitot
1/8W
Carbon resistor
1/8W 4
{Cersmicl
(Display
nni 1 11
J
U-^l,
040191*
TC4066P
resltlor
22K S%
4.7K 5*
70K 5%
(250X1
TC43I2S
OltW
PTAMTO
jO*»JI /O
6%
5%
AM0&84CBB
RR-DZI007CCZZ
AN03O8CBB RR-DZ1008CCZZ
AP7105
ACC105ZJCP
ACC221KJCP
ADX1405
AT-1218
AXX-3032
AXX-3033 AXX-3034
AMX-4439 AMX-444Q
AMX-4441
AMX-4442
AXX
3035
AN0536EBB
RVR-MB510QCZZ
VCEAA1I1AW107O
VCKVPU1HB221K
VHDDS1588L1
VHHISaRD-SM
VHiSC*3125/ VHJSC43177/
VHtSC43 1 /8/-1
VH.TC4011UBP1
VHiTC401
VHJ7C4066P/-1 VHiTC40S9P/-l
VMJTC5514P/1
VRC-MT26G165J
9P/-1
AN0132EBB VPDST2BY101J
AN031IE6B
AN0281
EBB
VPD S12BY223J
VRDST2BY103J
AN0371EBB VRO ST2BY104J
AN0445EBB
VRD-S72BY105J
AN0247EBB VRD ST2BY472J
AN0423EBB VPO-ST?BY474J
1
1
1
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Rpf
v-
Description
Transistor 2SC4S8KS AA2SC458KS
MOS FET 2SJ40
Cacaciiot
O.laF
Crvti4l (256
Capacitor
lOOpF
Capacitor
lOOOOpF
Capacitor (Tintiiuml
1/tF 10V
Carbon
(T;m&Jurnt
10V +80/-2O%
kH-|
(Tantalum)
ilOW
50V
{Tantalum)
:20%
25V
+8Q/-2Q*.
resistor
RS Manufacture-
Location Part Number
AMX-4443 VS2SJ4 0-///-1
ACC104ZCTP
AMX.2780 RC^SPI0?4CC7Z
ACClOIKJCP
ACC103MFTM
ACC105ZCTP
AN0396EBB
1/8W 220K 5%
Capacitor (Cframicl
lOOOpF
50V
il(Wt
ACC102KJCP
VS2SC458KS/I
RC.?7inOBCCZZ
VCKYPU1HB10IK
VCTYPU1EX103M
RC-SZ1Q07CCZZ
VRD-ST2BV224J
VCKYPU1HB102K
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26-3501)
r
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1
10. PARTS
Ret.
No.
1
2 3
4 Battary lid 5
6
7 Connector
a
9
10
1
12 13
14 fop pohnei
Bottom cabinet
Special screw (M2 >
Rubber foot
Screw (M2 x
Plug
with wire*
ScriwlM2x5»
HoU«»
Battery letmlnaH-J
Battery
Decoration
Oecoratiori panel B
Capacitor (Electrolytic)
10»P
Capacitor (Mylar)
O.C047,mF
Capacitor (MylaO
0.047iiF 50V
Capacitor
0.01/*F
Capacitor
O.lMF
D,ode.D$1588L1
Relay AB-8127
IC,TC4069P
(C, TC4G26BP
Carbon iesi si
1/8W 10K 6%
Carbon resistor
1/8W lOOK
1
Carbon remittor
1/8W 1Mohm
Carbon remittor
1/SW 1BK 5%
Carbon iciiitoi
1/BW 22K
i
-
CaiDon resistor
1/6W 270 ohm
Carbon
l/BW 470K b%
LIST FOR 26-3503
Dctuitxivii
8) AHD-159? LX-BZ1038CCZZ
01 AMD-
(9 pin)
lock Dlaie
*b<
termmaH+!
panel A ART-2992
iGv+ao7-2o%
50V 110%
+10%
(Tantill
25V ±20%
(Tinuil
J20*
12V
>
5*
5%
6%
6*
resistor
RS
Location
Wan:ifartu'er
Pari Number
AZ5637 GCABA2389CCZZ
AF-0?<U fil Ffif. 101 7C.C77
ADB036C GFTAB1247CC2Z
1593 XTC3D20PGCO0O
AW-2523 QPLGJ1008CCZZ
AJ-HM3 qcncmuwcuqi
AHD 1594 XTBSD20P0500O
LHLOZ1 153CCZZ
AHB-9962
AHB-9963
QTANZ1266CCZZ
QTANZ1072CCZZ HDECA1775CCZZ
AR1 -P993 HDfCA177€CC7?
A25G39 GCABB2300CCZZ
ACC106ZDAP
ACC4/2KJMP
ACC473KJMP
ACC103MFTP
VCEAAUICW 106G
VCQYKU1HM472K
VCQYKU1HM473K
VCTYPU1EX103M
ACC104MD1P VCTYPUINXICMM
ADX-1405
VHDDS1589L1
VH.N R57 11 //-I
AMX-4442 VHiTC4069P,'
AMX4444 VMiTC4528BP-1
AN0281EBB VROST2BY103J
AN0371EB8 VRD-ST2BY104J
AN0445E8B AN0303EBB VRD ST2BY183J
VH D-ST2BY105J
AN03HEBB VRD-5T2BY223J
AN0155EBB
AN0423EBB
VRD-ST2BY271J
VRD-ST2BY474J
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1
1
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Re'
NO.
Description
Carton resistor
1«VI
550K 5%
resistor
Carton
l.'4W 33
Transiitor T.arwiitor 7SC453KS AA2SC458KS
oft
m 5%
2SA733 AA2SA733
RS
Location
ANCM29EB9
AN0Q87EEB
Manjfaclurei
Part Number
VRD-ST2BY564J
VRD-ST2EY330J
VS2SA733-/M VS2SC458KSM
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V I
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26-3503;
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