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CMOS IC
1-Chip PLL + Controller
Ordering number:ENN*3673
LC7232-8291
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, Taito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Preliminary
Overview
The LC7232-8291 is a single-chip microcontroller that is
best suited for car electronics tuning applications. It includes
the internal PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuitry that can be
used all over the world, LCD driver circuitry, remote con-
trol function and anti-theft (or thief proof) function.
Features
• On-chipped infrared remote control receiver circuit :
Transmitter IC=LC7461M (remote non-wired control and
wired control).
• On-chipped ANTI-THEFT function.
• Preset Memory function : 36 channels (Max.)=
(FM1+FM2+FM3+VF+MW (MW1)+LM (MW2))×6
(with the last channel storage).
• Auto Preset Memory function : Based on the intensities
of electric fields.
• Radio monitor function.
• CD function (Keys, IN and OUT).
• Tape function : DIRECTION display on/off by the FF
and REW input signals.
RADIO mode : FM frequency displayVF mode : DK on FM frequency display
RADIO mode : AM frequency displayTAPE mode : 12-hour clock display
TAPE mode : TAPE display and NR BTAPE mode : 24-hour clock display and NR B
TAPE mode : TAPE run display and NR CCD mode : CD display ; DIMRX ‘CLOCK’=1
ANTI THEFT mode : factory mode entry indicaiton
and blinking
ANTI THEFT mode : parsonal code entry indication
and blinking
ANTI THEFT mode : P.C. code registration and
blinking
RADIO mode : ‘P’ blinks when the ME key is
pressed.
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Key Description
(1) M1 to M6 and ME
(a) RADIO mode
These keys are used to carry out ‘preset memory’ write and read operations.
– Slow type (DIMRX ‘MEMORY TYPE’=0)
If any of M1 to M6 keys is turned of f within a 1.5 seconds, the memory data that corresponds to that k e y will be
read. If it is pressed continuously for more than 1.5 second, the frequency currently displayed will be written to
the memory.
– ME key type (DIMRX ‘MEMORY TYPE’=1)
If the ME key is pressed, the P character (indicating the preset channel) will be flashing at a cycle of 2Hz. This
means that data can be written to the preset memory. If any key of M1 to M6 is pressed in this situation within
5 seconds, the frequency currently displayed will be written.
If any other key is pressed or the HOLD (active low) signal becomes active within the 5 seconds, the write status
will be released.
(b) TAPE mode
In the TAPE mode, keys M4 to M6 can be used as the TAPE keys.
Through the DIMRX selection, the following DOUBLE FUNCTION keys becomes a v ailable. Each k ey (M4 through
M6) has their own function. The DOUBLE FUNCTIONs marked by the ‘-’ are not supported.
During the TAPE and RADIO operation under the VF mode, keys M1 through M6 can be used for tuning.
(d) Clock update with the ME key (DIMRX ‘MEMORY TYPE’=1)
The clock update can be performed by pressing the HA and MA (or the M1 and M2 ) while holding down the ME
key.
This function is effective only when the HOLD (active low) becomes inactive (or at the POWER on).
(2) HA and M1
These keys are used to update the ‘HOUR’ value. Howe v er, note that they only allow the v alue to increase. If the y are
pressed once, the value will be incremented by 1 (one hour). If they are pressed continuously for more than 500ms,
the value will increase at a speed of 4 (hours) per socond. These keys do not affect the minute and second data
display. If the ME key is used, these keys should be pressed synchronously with it. If it is not used, they should be
pressed synchronously with the DISPLAY key.
This function is effective only when the clock display is active.
In the TAPE mode, the HA key can be assigned to the APS or the MTL .
(3) MA and M2
These keys are used to update the ‘minute’ value. However, note that they only allo w the v alue to increase. If they are
pressed once, the value will be incremented by 1. If they are pressed continuously for more than 500ms, the value can
be increased at a speed of 8 (minutes) per second. In this case, the ‘second’ value is reset to 0. There will be no carry
from the minute data. If the ME key is used, they should be pressed synchronously with it. If the ME key is not
used, they should be used together with the DISPLAY key. This function is ef fective only when the clock display is
active.
In the TAPE mode, the MA key can be assigned to the NR .
Keys HA and MA can have the following functions through the DIMRX ‘FKEY0, 1’ manipulation.
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(4) UP and DOWN
These keys are used for manual tuning. If they are pressed once, the current frequency value can be decreased
(DOWN) or increased (UP) one step. If they are pressed continuously for more than 500ms, the value will change at
a step of about 70ms. The system will enter a wait state of about 500ms when the frequency v alue has reac hed a band
edge.
In the VF mode, they can be used as the SEEK UP, DOWN keys.
These functions are effective only when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER on.
(5) SEEK UP and SEEK DOWN
These keys are used for automatic station searching. If the desired station is searched, its frequency is held. If the
SCAN key is pressed during the seek operation, the SCAN mode will be activ ated. This means that if the SEEK UP
key is pressed during the SEEK DOWN operation, the scan operation in the UPw ard direction is started. If the SEEK
DOWN key is pressed during the SEEK UP operation, the scan operation in the DOWNward direction is started as
well.
If these keys are pressed twice in a row, the SEARCH mode will be released. The system will enter a wait state of
about 500ms when the search operation has reached a band edge. The search speed is 50ms/step for FM, or 70ms/
step for AM.
These functions are effective only when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER on.
(6) SCAN
This key is used for automatic station searching. If the desired station is searched, its frequenc y is held for 5 seconds
(AMUTE (active lo w)=‘H’). If the key is pressed again during this 5-second period, the frequency is officially held.
If no action is taken during that 5-second period, the system will continue the search operation. If the SEEK DOWN
key is pressed during the scan operation, the seek operation in the DO WNwar d direction will be started. If this k ey is
pressed twice in a row, the SCAN mode will be released. The system will enter a wait state of about 500ms if the
search operation has reached a band edge. The search speed is 50ms/step for FM, or 70ms/step for AM.
This key is effective only when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER on.
(7) BAND
This key is used to select the desired frequency band. The current band value will be changed every time when this
key is pressed.
This key is effective only when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER on.
(8) VF
This key is used to activate the VF mode for FM band. It can be used in any band under the RADIO mode.
When this key is pressed, the ‘VF’ display will be turned on and the VFOUT output will change to ‘H’. In this
situation, the SD signal will be checked 300ms later . In addition, the SKIN signal (active low) will be checked 250ms
(750ms if bands are changed) later. If the SKIN signal is active, the frequency is held. If it is inactive (‘H’), the
system will start auto search operation for the SK station, and then keep a frequency at the moment when the SKIN
signal (active low) becomes active.
The SK display in the Europe and FM modes is turned on when the SKIN signal (active low) becomes active. It has
nothing to do with the VF function.
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· The VF and SEEK keys perform the following functions according to the VF modes and SKIN signal (active low)
levels :
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performed according to the SKIN and DKIN (active low each) signal levels :
If the VF key is pressed (VF mode OFF to VF mode ON) in the RADIO MONITOR mode, the RADIO MONIT OR
mode is released and operation (1) or (2) will be then started.
– The SKIN signal (active low) is checked for 3 seconds at the POWER on (or when the HOLD signal (active low)
changes to ‘H’ from ‘L’). If it remains ‘H’ during the 3-second period, the retuning operation is started. In this
case, the SKIN signal (active low) of M1-M6 will be c hecked . If it is not detected, the SEEK UP operation will be
started.
– The above operations can be performed only if the HOLD signal (active low) is active or at the POWER on.
– The VF mode can be released by pressing the VF or the BAND key. However, the BAND key is not effective
in the TAPE mode (TAPE signal (active low)=‘L’), CD mode and RADIO MONITOR mode.
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The state diagram for the VF mode is shown below.
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Notes : 1) The RADIO MONITOR is released.
2) indicates a key.
3) If the VF mode is changed to ON from OFF during the RADIO
MONITOR mode, the monitor mode will be released.
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(9) PS/AMEN
This key is used to perform two dif ferent functions. If it is pressed for less than 2 seconds, the PS (Preset Scan) mode
will be started. If it is pressed for more than 2 seconds, the AMEN (Auto store MEMory) mode will be started.
This key is effective only when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes active or at the POWER on.
(a) PS (Preset Scan) operation
If this key is pressed, the channel number currently display will be incremented sequentially. If no channel number is
displayed currently , the increment will start from channel number 1. If the desired station is encountered, the AMUTE
(active low) becomes inactive for five seconds. The LOC/DX is set to the DX unconditionally. The channel number
display blinks at a cycle of 1Hz during the PS operation. If this key is pressed twice in a row, the PS mode will be
released.
The PS mode can be released by pressing any one of the following keys :
PS/AMEM , SEEK UP , SEEK DOWN , SCAN , UP , DOWN , M1 to M6 , POWER , BAND and VF .
In addition, the PS mode can be released when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes active, and TAPE or CD mode
is started.
The Preset Scan direction is determined by the DIMRX ‘FMB0, FMB1, B0-B2’, as shown below :
(b) AMEM operation
·FM mode
Channels are stored to M1 to M6 in this order according to the intensities of electric field (ADI pin input).
[FM1, FM2 and FM3 selection mode] (DIMRX ‘FMB0, 1’=0, 0)
: If the FM1 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the FM1 to the M6 of the FM3. → 18
channels.
: If the FM2 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the FM2 to the M6 of the FM3. → 12
channels.
: If the FM3 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the FM3 to the M6 of the FM3. → 6
channels.
[FM1 and FM2 selection mode] (DIMRX ‘FMB0, 1=1, 0)
: If the FM1 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the FM1 to the M6 of the FM2. → 12
channels.
: If the FM2 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the FM2 to the M6 of the FM2. → 6
channels.
[FM1 only selection mode] (DIMRX ‘FMB0, 1=0, 1]
: If the FM1 band is selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the FM1 to the M6 of the FM1. → 6 channels.
[VF selection mode] (DIMRX ‘VF SELECT’=1)
: If the VF band is selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the VF to the M6 of the VF. → 6 channels.
·MW and LW modes
Place the system in the LOCAL mode by setting the LOC pin level to ‘H’. Then, start the channel storage from M1.
If some of the M1 to M6 are not used for channel storage, change the LOC pin level to ‘L’ to activate the DX mode
and then store channels to the remaining memories.
·None-LW mode (MW1 and MW2)
If the MW1 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the MW1 to the M6 of the MW2. → 12
channels.
If the MW2 band is first selected, channel storage starts from the M1 of the MW2 to the M6 of the MW2. → 6
channels.
During the auto store operation under any band mode, the ‘ ’ will be flashed at a cycle of 1Hz. If the entire channel
storage area is not used up, the remaining preset channel area is left as is. In this case, channel ‘1’ is read and then
displayed.
The one of the following keys can be used to release the AMEM operation.
PS/AMEM , POWER , BAND , VF , and CD
In addition, this operation mode will be released when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes active, and TAPE or
CD mode is started.
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(10) CD
This key is used to start the CD mode. In this mode, the ‘CD’ display is turned on and the CDOUT output goes high.
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When this key is pressed with the HOLD signal (active low)=’H’, the CD mode is activated immediately. The CD
mode will be released when the HOLD signal changes from ‘H’, to ‘L’ and then to ‘H’ again, or w hen the POWER
is turned on, turned off and then turned on again.
This key function is effective when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER ON.
However, this function is not effective when the CDIN signal (active low) becomes active.
(11) LOC
This key is used in the RADIO mode. If this key is pressed, the ‘LOC’ display is turned on. In this situation, if the
SEEK or the SCAN key is pressed, the LOC output goes high and the local search operation is then started. The
LOC output goes low when the seek or the scan operation is released.
This key function is effective when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER ON.
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(12) LOUD
If this key is pressed once, the ‘LOUD’ display is turned on and the LOUD output goes high. If it is pressed again,
the ‘LOUD’ display is turned off and the LOUD output goes low.
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This key function is effective when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the POWER ON.
(13) DISPLAY
This key is used in the clock mode (DIMRX ‘CLOCK’=0) to change the display information (clock and frequency,
clock and TAPE display , and c lock and CD display). This ke y can be used in every operation mode when the HOLD
signal (active low) or at the POWER ON.
If the ME is not used (DIMRX ‘MEMOR Y TYPE’=0), this ke y can be used together with the HA or the MA k e y
to change the clock data. This function is effective when the HOLD signal (active low) becomes inactive or at the
POWER ON/OFF.
PS/AMEM , SEEK UP , SEEK DOWN , SCAN , UP ,
DOWN , M1 – M6 , POWER , BAND , VF , LOC
DISPLAY
CLOCK displayCLOCK displayTAPE display
· At the activation of the TAPE mode, the TAPE display is
turned on 5 seconds.
DISPLAY
CLOCK displayCLOCK displayCD display
· At the activation of the CD mode, the CD display is
turned on 5 seconds.
5 seconds later after
DISPLAY OFF
CLOCK displayFREQ display
5 seconds later
after termination
FREQ display
5 seconds later after
DISPLAY off
5 seconds later after
DISPLAY off
FREQ display
CLOCK display
FREQ display
If the RADIO key is pressed in the clock display mode,
the frequency display is turned on within 5 seconds.
TAPE display
CLOCK display
TAPE display
CD display
CLOCK display
CD display
DISPLAY
5 seconds later after
DISPLAY off
DISPLAY
5 seconds later after
DISPLAY off
DISPLAY
5 seconds later after
DISPLAY off
VF
mode
In the TAPE or CD mode
SK search
FREQ display
Note : In this operation mode, the system finally enters the CLOCK
display mode. This means that the TAPE running direction
becomes unclear if the DIMRX 'DIR DISPLAY' has not been
set to '0'.
SKIN="L"
DK off
5 seconds later
CLOCK displayTAPE or CD display
DK on
5 seconds later
SK search
FREQ display
DK on
TAPE or CD display
Note : In the TAPE display mode or the FREQ display
mode, the TAPE running direction becomes unclear if the
DIMRX 'DIR DISPLAY' has not been set to '0'.
SKIN="L"
DK off
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(14) RMON
This key is used to activate the RADIO MONITOR mode temporarily. If the key is pressed in the TAPE or the CD
operational mode, the ‘RMON’ display blinks at a c ycle of 1Hz. During this blink mode, RADIO frequencies can be
received. If this key is pressed again, the RADIO MONITOR mode will be released and the previous operational
mode is restored.
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This key is effective in the DK wait (standby) state under the VF operational mode.
If the VF key is pressed (VF mode OFF to VF mode ON) in the RADIO MONITOR mode, the RADIO MONITOR
mode is released and operation (1) or (2) will be then started.
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(15) POWER (DIMRX ‘POWER SW’=1)
This key is used to control the power supply with a ke y of the ke y matrix. If this key is pr essed, the PO WER pin le vel
goes high. In this situation, if the TAPE in is pressed, the TAPE mode will be activated while the CD mode will be
active if the CD on (CDIN signal (active low)=‘L’) is pressed.
Power Supply Connection Examples
POWER key configuration (DIMRX ‘POWER SW’=1)
External POWER switch configuration (DIMRX ‘POWER SW’=0)
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Remote Control Function (by the LC7461M-8103 application)
The remote control keys can be used to perform all the functions of the main unit keys.
In the remote control mode, the ME key cannot be used with the M1 – M6 keys at the same time. To write data to the
system storage, press the ME key first and then press any of M1 through M6 keys.
* Keys ADJ , HA and MA are provided for exclusive use under the remote control mode. Keys APS and NR (17 and
18) perform only the APS and NR functions of the main unit k e ys HA/APS and MA/NR , respectively. If the ADJ key
is pressed, the clock update mode will be activated and the display data will be flashing. If the key is pressed again, the
clock update mode will be released.
These remote control keys are not effective under the ANTI THEFT operation mode.
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State Diagram
(1) No clock selection
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(2) Clock selection
Notes : 1) indicates a key.
2) The ‘CD on’ is equivalent to the situation where the CDIN signal (active low) becomes active.
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(3) VF mode on
No clock selection
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(4) VF mode on
Clock selection
Note : RADIO monitor omitted
Notes : 1) indicates a key.
2) The ‘CD on’ is equivalent to the situation where the CDIN signal (active low) becomes active.
3) If the VF key is turned on with VF=off during the RADIO MONITOR operation, the RADIO
MONITOR mode will be released and the VF mode will be then activated.
4) If the ‘DK on’ is detected during the RADIO MONITOR operation, the RADIO MONITOR mode
will be released and the SK broadcasting will be then started.
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Timings
(1) SEEK, SCAN
Notes : 1. IF count tolerance
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2. The SD is checked for 10ms in the IFcount mode.
Otherwise, it is checked for 15ms.
(2) Manual UP and DOWN (applies to the FM and AM modes)
(3) VF auto retune
The retune operation will be started at the following timings if the SKIN signal (active low) remains inactive
(‘H’) for more than 30 seconds under the VF mode.
Note 1 : The VF preset memory search operation is performed at the following timings :
Notes 2 : If no SD is detected in the VF preset memory, the normal VF SEEK UP operation is started. In this case,
it is carried out at the same timing as TIMING (1).
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(4) LOC pin control
The SEEK, SCAN, AMEN and VF auto retune operatinos are performed as shown below during the ‘LOC’
display.
(5) SKIN signal (active low) check time at the VF mode change from OFF to ON.
(6) Audio Mute (AMUTE : active low)
(1) Key chattering reject time period (40ms)
(2) Audio mute leading time and BEEP out (50ms)
(3) PLL data and Display change processing (30ms to 50ms)
(4) Audio mute trailing time
(a) BAND, M1 to M6, VF on → off
(b) VF OFF to VF ON (The case where the TAPE (active lo w)=‘L’, CDIN= (active low) ‘L’, CD on is detected
with DK signal inactive is not included)
(c) UP, DOWN
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(d) PS (preset scan)
(e) AMEM, SEEK, SCAN
(f) VF auto retune
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Note : The AMUTE signal (active low) is not output in the case where the DK signal is not detected but the TAPE signal
(active low) or the CDIN signal (active low) becomes active, or the CD on is detected. This applies to (a) to (f).
Note that the AMUTE signal is output at the BAND selection of (a).
(7) Mode change
(a) The modes are changed in the following cases :
– RADIO on
– RADIO monitor on/off
– TAPE in/out
– CD on/off
– CDIN= ‘H’ → ‘L’ → ‘H’
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(b) VF off → on (TAPE and CD in)
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(8) Timings for SK display with the SKIN signal (active low) and ST display with the STEREO signal (activ e low)
under the FM RADIO mode or the VF mode, and Timing for TAPE running direction display with the DIR signal.
(9) ALARM output (VF mode)
The ALARM signal is output when the SKIN signal (acti v e lo w) remains inacti v e continuously for 30 seconds. At
the same time, the SEEK UP operation will be started. (DIMRX ‘VF AUTORETUNE’=0)
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(10)HOLD mode
The HOLD mode means a status where only the clock block is in the active state. This mode is acti v a ted when the
HOLD signal (active low) changes from ‘H’ to ‘L’. In this mode, the input to the FMIN, AMIN, HCTR, LCTR
and ADI pins is inhibited.
(11)BACK UP mode
The BACK UP mode means a status where the 4.5MHz X’tal oscillation circuitry is in the inactive state and the
POWER SAVE mode is activated. This mode is activated when the HOLD signal (active low) changes from ‘H’
to ‘L’. In this mode, the input to the FMIN, AMIN, HCTR, LCTR and ADI pins is inhibited.
Initial Status
RADIO modeTAPE modePOWER on, HOLD=”H”
• band ....... FM1 (low band• NR B, NR C... off• CD off
• MO/ST .... mono• MTL ............... off• RADIO monitor.... off
The low band edges are loaded into the FM2, FM3 and MW2.
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Sample Application Circuit 1 :
POWER SW=momentary switch.
ANTI THEFT function used.
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Sample Application Circuit 2 :
POWER SW=momentary switch.
ANTI THEFT function used.
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of the performance, characteristics, and functions of the described products as mounted in the customer's
products or equipment. To verify symptoms and states that cannot be evaluated in an independent device,
the customer should always evaluate and test devices mounted in the customer's products or equipment.
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Information (including circuit diagrams and circuit parameters) herein is for example only ; it is not
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