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CMOS IC
Infrared Remote Control Transmitter IC
Ordering number:ENN *3590
LC7465M
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, Taito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Preliminary
Overview
The LC7465M is a 64-key infrared remote controller transmitter IC that incorporates key-scanning, oscillator and timing circuits on-chip, resulting in a very low external component count.
The LC7465M generates 256 function codes using the 64
function keys. The output data format comprises the maskprogrammed custom code, the parity field, the mask-programmed system code, the product code, the function code
and the data check code.
The LC7465M operates from a 2.0 to 3.6 V supply and is
available in 30-pin MFPs.
Features
• Low external component count.
• 64 function keys.
• 256 function codes.
• Mask-programmable custom and system codes.
• 64 product codes.
• Output conforms to Japan’s Association for Electric Home
Appliances recommended standards for infrared remote
controls.
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LC7465M
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KI0 KI1 KI2 KI3 KI4 KI5 KI6 KI7
KO0
KO1
KO2
KO3
KO4
KO5
KO6
KO7
Functional Description
Key Inputs
An eight-by-eight matrix is formed with the keyswitch
scanning outputs KO0 to KO7 and the keyswitch scanning inputs KI0 to KI7 as shown in the following figure.
When a key is held down, either the normal or abbreviated continuation code is output continously, depending
on the mask option selected.
Normally, only one key can be pressed at a time. If more
than one key is pressed, all keys are ignored and no
output is generated. However, when the appropriate mask
option is selected, seven function codes can be generated
by holding down key 8 and one of keys 16, 24, 32, 40,
48, 56 and 64 as shown in table 1.
Output Data Configuration
The 48-bit output data configuration is shown in the
following figure. Note that the data is sent least-significant bit first.
16-bit custom code4-bit parity4-bit system code8-bit product code8-bit function code 8-bit data check code
P0 to P3SC0 to SC3GC0 to GC7FC0 to FC7DC0 to DC7
Custom code
The 16-bit mask-programmable custom code (C0 to C15)
is a unique code registered with the Association for
Electric Home Appliances.
Parity bits
The four parity bits (P0 to P3) are used for error detection. Their value is given by the following equation.
Pn=Cn ⊕ C(n+4) ⊕ C(n+8) ⊕ (n+12)
where n=0 to 3.
System code
The four-bit system code (SC0 to SC3) is mask-programmed into the LC7465M during fabrication.
Product code
The eight-bit product code (GC0 to GC7) consists of two
mask-programmable bits and six bits that are set by
connecting each of GCL and GCH to one of KO0 to
KO7. The block diagram of the product code generator is
shown in the following figure. GC1 and GC3 are the
mask-programmable bits, shown set to zero.
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Tables 2 and 3 show the relationships between GCL and
L0 to L2, and between GCH and H0 to H2, respectively.
Table 2. GCL product codes
The eight-bit function code (FC0 to FC7) is determined
by the number of the key pressed and the SEL and FCS1
to FCS3 inputs.
When SEL is LOW, bits FC3 and FC7 of the function
codes for the 64 keys are determined by FCS1 and FCS3,
respectively, as shown in tabel 4 and the following figure.
Table 4. Function code generation when SEL is LOW
1SCF2SCF3SCF
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WOL–––1–––0
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HGIH–––1–––1
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Note
× = don’t care
− = key press code
The function codes when SEL is LOW, FCS1 is HIGH
and FCS3 is LOW are shown in the following figure. For
example, when key 23 is pressed, the generated function
code is 2EH.
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When SEL is HIGH, the function codes for keys 1 to 32
are fixed, and bits FC3, FC6 and FC7 of the function
codes for keys 33 to 64 are determined by FCS1 to FCS3
as shown in table 5 and the following figure.
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Table 5. Function code generation when SEL is HIGH
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WOLWOLHGIH–––0––01
HGIHWOLHGIH–––1––01
WOLHGIHHGIH–––0––11
HGIHHGIHHGIH–––1––11
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Note
− = key press code
The function codes when SEL is HIGH, FCS1 is HIGH, FCS2 is LOW and FCS3 is HIGH are shown in the following
figure. For example, when key 45 is pressed, the generated function code is 9CH.
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Note that when the appropriate mask option is selected, function codes 97H, A7H, B7H, C7H, D7H, E7H and F7H can
also be generated by holding down key 8 and one of keys 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56 and 64.
Data check code
The eight-bit data check code (DC0 to DC7) is generated by adding the carry bits from the system code to the product
and function code bits. This code is used for error detection. The data check code is calculated using the following
equation.
DC=SC+GC0 to GC3+GC4 to GC7+FC0 to
FC3+FC4 to FC7
For example, when
SC=0H, GC=0B1H, FC=35H
DC=0H+1H+0BH+5H+3H=14H
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Data Transmission Waveforms
Abbreviated transmission mode
Abbreviated mode detail
Normal transmission mode
LC7465M
Oscillator
The LC7465M contains a self-biased CMOS inverter that is used as an oscillator when connected to a ceramic resonator as shown in the following figure. To reduce power cunsumption, the oscillator operates only when a key is pressed.
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T ypical Application
LC7465M
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