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CMOS IC
On-Screen Display Controller
for PAL-Format Video
Ordering number:ENN3885A
LC7475
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, Taito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Overview
The LC7475 is a video display controller for superimposing text and low-level graphics onto a PAL-format television receiver. The LC7475 has 128 characters in internal
ROM. Up to 288 characters can be displayed on a 12-line
by 24-character display under microprocessor control.
The LC7475 features four vertical and four horizontal character dimensions and 64 vertical and 64 horizontal screen
start positions. It also features a flashing enable bit for each
character position.
The LC7475 operates from a 5 V supply and is a v ailable in
22-pin shrink DIPs.
Features
• Complete text and graphics video overlay circuitry.
• 128 characters in internal ROM.
• 288 character display capability.
• 12 × 18 dot-matrix character resolution.
• Approximately 0.5 or 1 s period character flashing option.
• Selectable flashing duty cycles of 25, 50 or 75%.
Data and address words are input in serial format on SIN. A 16-bit address word is input after the falling edge of CS
followed by 16-bit data words. The address is incremented automatically after each data word. The data input timing is
shown in figure 1.
Only the lower eight bits of the address word are significant. Only the lower eight bits of data words at addresses 000H
to 0AFH, the lower 11 bits of data words at addresses 0B0H to 0BBH, and the lower 12 bits of data words at addresses
0BCH to 0BFH are significant. All non-significant bits should be set to 0.
Figure 1. Input timing
RAM Memory Configuration
RAM memory is organized as 16-bit words as shown in table 1. Locations 000H to 0AFH are display RAM, locations
0B0H through to 0BBH are display line address registers, locations 0BCH to 0BDH are display control registers, location
0BEH is the video signal control register and location 0BFH is the general control register.
Table 1. Memory configuration
sserddA
FEDCBA9876543210
otH000
00000000 LFC6C5C4C3C2C1C
HFA0
×
H0B00000
H1B00000
H2B00000
H3B00000
H4B00000
H5B00000
H6B00000
H7B00000
H8B00000
H9B00000
HAB00000
HBB00000
HCB00000
HDB00000
HEB00000
HFB00000
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
×
ARDA9RDA8RDA7RDA6RDA5RDA4RDA3RDA2RDA1RDA0RDA
13ZSH03ZSH12ZSH02ZSH11ZSH01ZSH
13ZSV03ZSV12ZSV02ZSV11ZSV01ZSV
/TNI
NON
TST
DOM
f2CS/
×
f4
CS
××
CSO
PTS
1KLB0KLB
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0
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
MORenilni
5PH4PH3PH2PH1PH0PH
5PV4PV3PV2PV1PV0PV
PSD
NO
SYS
×
TSR
×
2LF1LF0LFTXE
××
2HP1HP0HP
BC
FFO
LOCB
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noisnemied
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1enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
2enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
3enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
4enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
5enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
6enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
7enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
8enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
9enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
dnanoitisopretcarahclatnoziroH
dnanoitisopretcarahclacvitreV
yalpsid,esahplangisoediV
dnalortnocrotallicso,gniknalb
noitcelestesermetsys
noitcelesedomtset
dna,gnihsalf,gniknalbretcarahC
01enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
11enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
21enilforetcarahctsriffosserddA
Note
× = don’t care
No.3885–5/12
LC7475
Horizontal Display Control Register
The function of each bit in the horizontal display control register is shown in table 2. Note that all bits can be reset to 0
by a reset pulse on RST.
Table 2. Horizontal display control register (0BCH)
The function of each bit in the vertical display control register is shown in table 6. Note that all bits can be reset to 0
by a reset pulse on RST.
Table 6. Vertical display control register (0BDH)
Table 9. Vertical dimension of characters in lines 3 to 12
13ZSV03ZSVnoisnemidlacitreV
00T1Ctod/
01T2Ctod/
10T3Ctod/
11T4Ctod/
The relationships between the vertical sync and horizontal sync pulses and between the horizontal and vertical display
start positions are shown in figure 2.
Figure 2. Vertical and horizontal sync pulses
Video Signal Control Register
The function of each bit in the video signal control register is shown in table 10. Note that all bits can be reset to 0 by
a reset pluse on RST.
Table 10. Video signal control register (0BEH)
The function of each bit in the general control register is shown in table 12. Note that all bits can be reset to 0 by a
reset pulse on RST.
Table 12. General control register
The line ROM is configured as 1,536 words from address 000H to 5FFH as shown in table 15. Each word comprises a
16-bit address code and a single control bit. When the control bit is 0, the 7-bit character code is significant and is
used to address the character ROM, and when 1, the 7-bit character code in ROM is ignored and the character code is
read from display RAM. The display RAM address is incremented automatically by one each time a character code is
read from RAM. Note that your local SANYO representative can offer advice on how to specify character ROM.
Table 15. Line ROM configuration
sserddA
FEDCBA9876543210
H00000000000
H71000000000
H81000000000
HFF500000000
The function of each significant bit in a line ROM word is shown in table 16.
Table 16. Line ROM word data
The character screen display is configured as 12 lines × 24 characters, making a maximum number of 288 characters
when the smallest character size is used. The number of characters that can be displayed reduces as character size is
increased. The character screen configuration is shown in table 18.
Table 18. Screen configuration
The start address for each of the twelve display lines is specified in the display line address registers in RAM. An
example arrangement of ROM and RAM addresses is shown in table 19. Note how both the RAM and ROM addresses
increment.
Table 19. Example ROM and RAM configuration
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123456789 011121314151617181910212223242
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
1
00
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
MOR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MOR
MOR
2
81
60
70
80
90
MOR
MAR
MAR
3
03
01
MOR
4
5
6
7
8
9
01
11
21
MOR
84
94
MOR
MAR
06
92
MOR
MAR
87
73
MAR
MAR
94
A4
MAR
MAR
55
65
MOR
MOR
0C
1C
MOR
MOR
8D
9D
MOR
MOR
0F
1F
MAR
MAR
18
28
MAR
11
21
MOR
MOR
A4
B4
MAR
MAR
A2
B2
MAR
MAR
83
93
MAR
MAR
B4
C4
MAR
MAR
75
85
MOR
MOR
2C
3C
MOR
MOR
AD
BD
MOR
MOR
2F
3F
MAR
MAR
38
48
D1
MAR
MAR
31
41
MOR
MAR
C4
F1
MAR
MAR
C2
D2
MAR
MAR
A3
B3
MAR
MAR
D4
E4
MAR
MAR
95
A5
MOR
MOR
4C
5C
MOR
MAR
CD
D6
MOR
MOR
4F
5F
MAR
MAR
58
68
MOR
E1
F1
MOR
MOR
63
73
MAR
MAR
02
12
MAR
MAR
E2
F2
MAR
MAR
C3
D3
MAR
MAR
F4
05
MAR
MAR
B5
C5
MOR
MOR
6C
7C
MAR
MAR
E6
F6
MOR
MOR
6F
7F
MAR
MAR
78
88
90
MOR
MOR
02
12
MOR
MOR
83
93
MAR
MOR
22
15
MAR
MOR
03
96
MOR
MAR
08
E3
MAR
MAR
15
25
MAR
MAR
D5
E5
MOR
MOR
8C
9C
MAR
MAR
07
17
MOR
MOR
8F
9F
MAR
MAR
98
A8
MOR
A0
B0
MAR
MAR
A0
B0
MAR
MAR
51
61
MAR
MAR
32
42
MAR
MAR
13
23
MAR
MAR
F3
04
MAR
MAR
35
45
MAR
MAR
F5
06
MOR
MOR
AC
BC
MAR
MAR
27
37
MOR
MOR
AF
BF
MAR
MAR
B8
C8
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MOR
MOR
MOR
MOR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
C0
D0
E0
F0
00
10
20
30
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MOR
MOR
C0
D0
E0
F0
MAR
MAR
71
MOR
45
MOR
C6
MAR
14
MOR
C9
MOR
4B
MAR
16
MAR
47
MOR
CF
MAR
D8
MAR
81
91
MAR
MAR
52
62
MAR
MAR
33
43
MOR
MAR
58
24
MOR
MOR
D9
E9
MOR
MOR
5B
6B
MAR
MAR
26
36
MAR
MAR
57
67
MOR
MOR
DF
EF
MAR
MAR
E8
F8
82
MAR
MAR
A1
B1
MOR
MAR
75
72
MOR
MAR
F6
53
MAR
MAR
34
44
MOR
MOR
F9
0A
MOR
MOR
7B
8B
MAR
MAR
46
56
MAR
MAR
77
87
MAR
MAR
B7
C7
MAR
MAR
09
19
MOR
92
A2
MAR
MAR
C1
D1
MAR
MOR
82
A5
MAR
MOR
63
27
MAR
MAR
54
64
MOR
MOR
1A
2A
MOR
MOR
9B
AB
MAR
MAR
66
76
MAR
MAR
97
A7
MOR
MAR
101
D7
MAR
MAR
29
39
40
MOR
MOR
B2
C2
MAR
MOR
E1
44
MOR
MOR
B5
C5
MOR
MOR
37
47
MOR
MAR
B8
74
MOR
MOR
3A
4A
MOR
MOR
BB
CB
MAR
MAR
86
96
MOR
MOR
BE
CE
MAR
MOR
E7
401
MAR
MAR
49
59
MOR
50
61
MOR
MOR
D2
E2
MOR
MOR
54
64
MOR
MOR
D5
E5
MOR
MOR
57
67
MAR
MOR
84
E8
MOR
MOR
5A
6A
MOR
MOR
DB
EB
MAR
MAR
A6
B6
MOR
MOR
DE
EE
MAR
MAR
F7
08
MAR
MAR
69
79
MOR
71
MOR
F2
MOR
74
MOR
F5
MOR
77
MOR
F8
MOR
7A
MOR
FB
MAR
C6
MOR
FE
MOR
701
MOR
F11
No.3885–10/12
LC7475
Composite Video Output
The character and background images are superimposed onto the composite video signal, which is shown in figure 4.
Figure 4. Composite video output waveform
The relative carrier amplitude and the corresponding DC voltage output amplitude are shown in table 20.
Table 20. Relative amplitude and DC output amplitude
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