13 MEMORY TONE / PULSE DIALER
WITH REDIAL SAVE HANDFREE &
HOLD FUNCTION
DESCRIPTION
The SC91650A/B, SC91651A/B, SC91652A/B are 13-memory
Tone/Pulse switchable dialer with Last Number Redial(LNB) and
HOLD function, which are fabricated in COMS technology with wide
operating voltage for both tone and pulse mode, and consumes very
low memory retention current in ON-HOOK state.
FEATURES
*13-memory Tone/Pulse switchable dialer
*Three 16-digit one touch memory and ten 16-digit two touch
memory
One 32-digit last number redial memory
One 32-digit SAVE function for storing phone number in off hook
status
Note: only 15-digit/31-digit for Tone mode, 1-digit use to identify
tone mode
*Pulse-to-tone (P→T) is provided for PBX operation
*Flash key is available
*Minimum tone duration is 100ms for SC91650, SC91651 or 91ms
for SC91652
*Minimum intertone pause is 106ms for SC91650, SC91651 or
91ms for SC91652
*Uses 3.579545MHz crystal or ceramic resonator
*Many options can be selected
Mode (10PPS; 20PPS; Tone)
M/B ratio (40:60;33:66)
Pause time (3.6s;2.0s)
Pulse number (n;n+1;10-n)
Flash function (RESET;digit)
(P→T) pause time (3.6s;1.0s)
Flash time (80ms; 93ms; 100ms; 200ms; 300ms; 600ms)
Flash pause time (200ms; 1000ms)
* Redial pause time (1ms)
* Mixed dialing and cascade dialing is provided
* Handfree function is provided for speaker phone application
SC91650/1/2 A/B
DIP-18
DIP-22
*Power on reset circuit is provided
*Hold function is provided
* Keytone is provided
1) */T: In pulse mode, execute P→T function; In TONE mode, execute * key
2) SAVE: SAVE key.
3) F: Flash key
4) RD/P: Redial key/Pause key
5) ST: Store key
6) EMn: One touch memory key
7) A: Auto key for two touch memory
123SAVEEM1
456FEM2
789AEM3
*/T0#RD/PST
DIALING SIGNAL OPTION
The resistor connection between selected Row (or Column) and Vss may select most country telecom
specifications (refer to Row and Column pin description). Those options include M/B ratio, Flash time, pause time
…… , as follows.
a. Dialling option:
*The resistor connection between selected Row (or Column) and Vss
may select most countries telecom specification.
C2
C3
R=820k
R1
R2
R3
R4
C4 C3 C2 C1
454545
565656
15 18 15 18 15 18
16 19 16 19 16 19
17 20 17 20 17 20
18 21 18 21 18 21
C4
C5
R1
R2
R3
R4
b. Keyboard scanning:
*While
state. While
pin is HIGH, Both column pin and row pin are in floating
HKS
pin is LOW, the c olumn group stays in “HIGH”
HKS
state and row group stays in “LOW” state.
*The keypad is compatible with the standard dual contact matrix
keyboard (as figure1b), the inexpensive single contact keyboard (as
figure 1a), and electronic input (as figur e 1c).
*When
is “LOW”, a valid key entry is defined by related Row &
HKS
Column connection or by electronic input (as shown in figur e 1c).
*Activation of two or more keys will result in no response, except for
single key.
*To avoid keyboard-bouncing error, this chip provides built-in
debounce circuit. (Th e debounce time = 20ms)
Row
Figure1a: Single contact form
keyboard configuration
Figure1c: Electronic signal input keyboard configuration
*Oscillator input & output pins.
*The 3.579545MHz oscillator is formed by a built-in inverter inside of
this chip and by connecting a 3.579545MHz crystal or a ceramic
resonator across the OSCI and OSCO pins. (built-in feedback resistor
and capacitor)
*When
HKS
generates a 3.579545 MHz clock.
*Mute output pins.
*NMOS open drain output structure.
XMUTE
HKS
PO
*The output is in “LOW” state during dialing sequence (both Pulse
and Tone mode) and in Hold status otherwise this pin is
“high-impedance”.
*Long (continue) Mute.
*Hook switch input pin.
*When the handset is in ON-HOOK state, this pin must be pulled
“high” in order to disable the dialing operation and decrease the
power consumption.
*When in OFF-HOOK state, th e
for all function operation.
*Pulse output signal pin.
*Inverter output structure (SC91650).
*The output is “LOW” during pulse dialing and Flash operation,
otherwise this output is “high”.
*NMOS open drain output structure.
*Dual ToneMulti-frequency output pin.
*In TONE mode, when an entry of digit key (include *, # key), this pin
will send out a corresponding DTMF signal.
*The TONE pin provides minimum tone duration (tTD) and minimum
intertone pause time to support rapid key-in. If key-in time is less than
t
100ms), DTMF signal will last for t
TD (
duration will last as long as the key is pressed.
*Mode select pin.
*Tri-state input structure.
*This pin can select following three modes.
SC91650/1/2 A/B
is “LOW”, a valid key-in may turn on this oscillator and