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CMOS IC
On-Screen Video Display Controllers for VCRs
Ordering number:ENN4490A
LC74780, LC74780M
SANYO Electric Co.,Ltd. Semiconductor Company
TOKYO OFFICE Tokyo Bldg., 1-10, 1 Chome, Ueno, T aito-ku, TOKYO, 110-8534 JAPAN
Overview
The LC74780 and LC74780M are CMOS, video display
controllers for superimposing text and low-level graphics
onto an NTSC, PAL or PAL-M compatible television receiver. Up to 288, 12 × 18-pixel characters can be displayed
under microprocessor control on a 24-character by 12-line
display.
The LC74780 and LC74780M feature selectable pixel width
and height, and 64 vertical and 64 horizontal display start
positions. It also features a flashing enable bit for each character position.
The LC74780 and LC74780M operate from a 5V supply.
The LC74780 is available in 24-pin DIPs, and the
LC74780M, in 24-pin MFPs.
Features
• Complete text and graphics vide overlay circuitry.
• 128-character internal character generator ROM.
• 12 × 18-pixel characters.
• Three pixel widths and three pixel heights.
• Selectable background color.
• 8 colors at 4f
• 4 colors at 2fSC (NTSC)
• Built-in synchronization check and separation circuitry.
• Approximately 0.5 or 1 s period character flashing option.
The display control commands, COMMAND0 to COMMAND7, are shifted in 8-bit serial units. The first byte of a
command consists of an identification code and data. The
second byte consists of data only . Once the command identification code in byte 1 has been written, it is saved until
the next time the first byte is written. If COMMAND1 is
written, the display character write mode begins and the
first byte does not change. When CS is HIGH, COMMAND0 is set.
MAR
CSO
SRE
PTS
SID
NIL
SYS
02KLB1KLB0KLB1KB0KBVR
TSR
TUM0 2NR1NR0NR3NS2NS1NS0NS
PSD
NO
No.4490–5/14
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