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9
TANDY
Service
®
Portable
Microprocessor
Clock Speed
Memory
Keyboard
Display
Externa] Connections
Battery
AC Adapter
Power
Consumption
6VDC)
(ai
Tandy
WP-2
Wordprocessor
Catalog Number:
SPECIFICATIONS
70008
NEC
5.5296 MHz
256 KByte Standard
(VRAM
ROM: Option (IC Card) Expandable up to 256 Kbyte
RAM:
Full-size 62 keys.
"Supertwist" LCD, 480
AC Adapter
DB-25 Parallel Printer
DB-9 Serial
DIN-8 Cassette
IC Card-38 Memory Card
AA size battery
VDC 400
6
UNIT
mA
A-6(Z80 type)
ROM (BIOS, WORDPROCESSOR,
and Free Area)
Option (RAM chip) Expandable 32 Kbyte or 128 Kbyte (RAM Disk)
Option (IC Card)
Port
Tape
X
mA,
UL listed (Cat. No.
Expandable 32 Kbyte, 64
X
64 pixels, 8X80 characters
Alkaline or Ni-Cd
4,
26-3804)
NORMAL LIMIT
80-90
26-3930
and
Kbyte, 128 Kbyte (IC Card)
140
speli
check), 32 KByte Standard RAM
Radio Shack and Tandy
© 1989 Tandy Corporation.
All
Rights Reserved.
are registered trademarks of
Tandy
Corporation.
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CONTENTS
Section I SYSTEM OVERVIEW
1-1
I-2 Internal View.. 1-4
I-3 Specifications 1-6
Section II DISASSEMBLY
11-1
II-2 Keyboard 2-3
II-3
II-4 Main PCB
II-5 Sub PCB
Section III
lll-l
Section IV
IV-1 Hardware
IV-2 Description
IV-3 CPU 4-4
IV-4 Memory
IV-5
IV-6
IV-7
IV-8
IV-9
IV-10 Keyboard 4-9
IV-1
IV-1
IV-1
IV-1
IV-1
IV-1
IV-1
IV-1
IV-19
External View
INSTRUCTIONS
Top Case 2-1
LCD
MAINTENANCE
Clean the Case and LCD
Theory of Operation
Specifications
of Block Diagram
Map
Main
Expansion
RAM Control Circuit
RAM Control Circuit
ROM Control Circuit
I/O Address
Interrupt
Cassette
1
Printer
2
Interface Circuit
3 Serial Interface Circuit
4 Buzzer Control Circuit
LCD
5
6 Power Supply
7 Software Calls
8
Controller
Software and Hardware Memory
IC Card
Map
Interface Circuit
Display
Map
..
1-1
1-1
2-1
2-4
2-4
2-6
3-1
3-1
4-1
4-1
4-4
4-5
4-5
4-6
4-6
4-7
4-9
4-10
4-11
4-12
4-13
4-13
4-14
4-1
4-17
4-20
Page 4

Section V
TROUBLESHOOTING
5-1
Section
VI-1 Exploded View
VI-2 Electrical Parts List
VI EXPLODED VIEW/PARTS LIST
Main PCB Assembly
Unit
LCD
Mechanical
Keyboard
and Assembly Parts
Unit
Section VII PCB VIEWS
VII-1 Main PCB Top View
VM-2 Main PCB Bottom View
VII-3 LCD PCB View
Section VIM CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
VIII-1
Main PCB
Circuit Diagrams
APPENDICES
Appendix A. LCD SPECIFICATIONS
1. Application
2. Composition
3. Mechanical
4.
5.
6. Optical Characteristics.....
7. Precautions in Use
8. LCD Module View
Appendix
Electrical Specifications
Interface
B. INSTALLATION
Specifications
Specifications
OF
OPTIONAL RAM
Appendix C. KEYBOARD LAYOUT,
AND CHARACTER CODE
1
Keyboard Layout
2. Connector Pin Assignments
3. Character Code Tables
Appendix D. ROM CALLS AND SPELLER
1. ROM
2. Speller
Calls
Information
CONNECTER
TABLES.
INFORMATION
PIN ASSIGNMENTS,
6-1
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-6
6-7
6-8
7-1
7-1
7-2
7-3
8-1
8-1
-
A-1
A-1
A-1
A-2
- A-3
A-5
A-9
A-1
A-1
B-1
C-1
C-1
C-2
C-5
D-1
D-1
D-1
Page 5

List
of Illustrations
Table
Number
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
2-8
2-9
4-1
4-2
4-3
4-4
4-5
4-6
4-7
4-8
4-9
4-10
4-1
4-12
4-13
4-14
6-1
7-1
7-2
7-3
A-1 Block
A-2 Dot
A-3
A-4 LCD Screen
A-5
A-6
A-7 Timing
A-8 Optical
A-9
A-10
A-11
A-1
A-1
B-1 RAM Insertion
C-1
C-2
C-3
C-4
C-5 Printer
C-6 External
Front View
View
Rear
Bottom
View
Main PCB
LCD PCB
DSUB
Removal
Top
LCD
Keyboard
Connector Screw
of Main Batteries
Case Removal
Cable Removal
Removal
LCD Removal
Main
PCB
Removal
Back-up
Battery Cover and Back-up
Lower Case View
Block Diagram
Memory Map
Main
RAM Control Circuit
Expansion
RAM Control
ROM Control
Interrupt
Keyboard
Cassette Interface
Printer
Serial Interface
Buzzer
LCD
Power
Power
Exploded
Main PCB
Main
LCD PCB
Vo Adjusting
Timing
Timing
Definition
Definition of
Definition
Operational
LCD
Keyboard
Keyboard
RS-232C
Cassette
Control
Control
Interface Circuit
Control Circuit
Controller
Supply
Supply Circuit
Vrew
Top View
PCB Bottom View
View
Diagram
Dimensional
Chart
Chart
Chart
Characteristics
of
of
Module
Connector
Connector
Connector
Card Connector
Removal
Circuit
Circuit
Circuit
Drawing
Circuit
Measurement
Response Time
8 and
<b
Contrast
Precautions
Ratio
,
DESCRIPTION
, 2-2
Battery Removal 2-6
,
,
,
, A-4
Number
,
System
, C-1
, C-4
,
,
,
Page
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
2-1
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
4-3
4.5
4-5
4-6
4-6
4-9
4-9
4-10
4.11
4-12
4-1
4-13
4-14
4-15
6-1
7-1
7-2
7-3
A-1
A-2
A-5
A-6
a-8
A-8
A-9
A-9
A-10
A-10
A-1
A-13
B-1
C-1
C-4
C-4
C-4
ni
Page 6

List
of Tables
Table
Number
C-1
C-2
C-3 Printer Interface
C-4 Expansion
C-5 Character
C-6 ESC Sequence Code (VT52)
RS-232C
Cassette Interface
Interface
Card Interface
Table
Code
DESCRIPTION
Page
Number
C-2
C-2
C-2
, C-3
C-5
C-11
]V
Page 7

I.
SYSTEM
This
manual has
should
be acquainted with
OVERVIEW
been prepared for Tandy
the ^PD70008A-6
technicians
microprocessor
working
in the field or in
repair
and the 82C51 UART.
centers. Users
of
this manual
The Tandy WP-2 has
DRESS),
1-1.
1.
2. LCD
3. Power
4.
5. PROTECT
CALENDAR(SCHEDULE),
External View
Keyboard: Can
Appendix
automatically
CONTRAST
Tandy WP-2
WP-2
the OFF position,
C of this
Screen: The Tandy
Switch:
turns the
control:
Switch: This
operates only
will not
be used for a long
1
.
the following
applications
SPELLCHECK,
be used like a standard
manual
Pressing
and all information
Keyboard
for more details.)
WP-2
display is eight
this
switch turns the
power
off if you do not
This control adjusts
switch
is used
when
the power switch
period of time.
programs
typewriter.
lines by 80
power
use
the contrast of the
to prevent
discharge
is set to ON.
Note
RAM in will
LCD Screen
in the standard
and
FILES.
However,
on and off.
it for 10 minutes in
that the RAM is
be
the Tandy WP-2
characters.
LCD
the
of
Set
lost.
To
display.
Lithium battery,
this
ROM:
TEXT, TELCOM,
have
does
conserve the batteries,
the default setting.
used
switch to the OFF
not backed up when
3. Power
position when the
Switch
PHONE(AD-
a few
special
the Tandy WP-2
for RAM back up. The
this switch is set to
keys, (See
Tandy
Figure
1-1.
i-i
Front View
5. Protection
4.
Contrast
Switch
Control
Page 8

1.
Expansion
to the system
Card (IC Memory)
bus of the
CPU.
Slol: Insert
the
IC memory
card into this
slot.
The
connector
in the slot is
connected
2. Serial
connector when
3. Printer
connector,
4.
Cassette
An
optional/extra
5.
AC Adapter
extra)
strip.
Interface
Interface
using an
Interface
Jack:
to
this connector.
Connector
you
need to receive
Connector:
optional/extra
Connector:
cassette
Connect
Connect the
(RS232C):
For
hard-copy
printer
To save
recorder
the
appropriate
Attach a DB-9
or transmit
or load information
cable is
other end
serial
printouts
cable.
required.
end
of Radio
of
the AC adapter
cable (such
information.
of information,
on a
cassette
Shack's
AC
as Radio Shack
This connector
attach any
tape, connect
adapter {Catalog
to a standard
Catalog
is also
Radio
Shack parallel
AC
wall-outlet or
Number 26-265)
used for
the cassette
the FDD.
printer to this
recorder
Number 26-3804,
approved
to
this
here.
optional/
power
5. AC
3. Printer Interface
4.
Cassette
Adapter Jack
Connector
Interface Connector
©
Figure
1-2.
Seriaf Interface
Rear
View
Connector
(RS232C)
Expansion Card
©
Slot
1-2
Page 9

1. Main Battery Compartment:
size batteries installed in this compartment.
When
an AC adapter is not connected, the Tandy
WP-2
gets its
power
from four AA
2. Back-up Battery Compartment: The Tandy
installed in this compartment.
the
WP-2
WP-2
to
Tandy
the Main menu (siari-up). All data stored in RAM
sit at an angle.
3. RESET Button Hole: If the Tandy
push this
press
However, it
4. Stands: Pull down
button; the
RESET.
It
might
display returns
not likely
is
occur
make the
to
that
with customized programs.
©
IB
^R^!-,l:^KM
"=
WP-2
locks up
RAM
gets
(i.e., the display "freezes" and all keys seem to be
back-up
power from a Lithium battery (CR-2430)
will
be lost
WP-2 will lock up when you are using the built-in applications
Main Battery
Compartment
SJAL
:
.la.
N-:UI.
:]
Back-up
©
o
©
|
\
Battery
Compartment
33!
ifeVaH&KT.jq
i
B
ET
(S)
Reset
(=^~
Button
inoperative),
when
you
programs.
3>
«
O
Stands
©
Figure
1-3.
Bottom View
O
©
1-3
Page 10

1-2.
Internal
Optional RAM Compartment: An
capabilities.
View
optional RAM
can be inserted into this
compartment to
enhance the Tandy WP-2
The Tandy WP-2
*
LCD PCB
*
Keyboard PCB
*
Main PCB
*
Sub PCB
consists
of four printed circuit
boards:
Figure
1-4.
Main PCB (Bottom
[-4
View
and Top View)
Page 11

Figure
1-5.
LCD
PCB
1-5
Page 12

1-3.
Specifications
Main Components
Keyboard
Life of
keyboard
Number of keys
All keys
500 million keystrokes
62 keys
{8X8
key matrix)
Keys can be pressed down a distance
of
3 millimeters.
Power
switch
LCD display
Display
Dol pitch
Dot size
Effective
Operation batteries
Batteries
Operation time
Memory protection battery
Battery
Back-up
LSls
panel
display area
(approximately)
time
CPU
Press
480
0.44
0.41
211.16
Type AA
Alkaline-manganese
3.5
14
(Note: Without
Lithium battery
More
32
1.5
32
1.5 years (typical)
32 KByte + 128 KByte RAM
switch
the
X
64 full-dot matrix
X
0.44 mm
X
0.41 mm
(W) X
days (typ.)-4 hours per day
days (typ.)-l
than 3 years
down 1 millimeter
28.12 (D) mm
X
4
hour per day
I/O
(270
batteries
units
at normal temperature)
mAh/3.6V)
KByte RAM
years (typical)
KByte +
32 KByte RAM option
MPD70008A-6
Code compatible with Z80
option
turn
to
the WP-2
on or off.
ROM
RAM
Power
consumption
Dimensions
Weight
Maximum 256
KByte
(Memory card)
Standard 256 KByte
Maximum
(Memory card
Standard 32 KByte
Optional
80 mA (typ. at 6VDC)
1"
(H)
25.4 (H)
2.42
32
KByte
+
Optional)
128 KByte
11-2/3"
X
X
Ibs.(l.lkg) with
297
(W)
(W) X
256 KByte
+
256
8-2/7"
X
210 (D) mm
batteries
1-6
KByte
(D)
Page 13

Interface
I/O
RS-232C
Conforms to EIA standard signal
Communications protocol
Word
length
Parity
Stop bit length
rate
Baud
XON/XOFF
CR/LF
XMODEM
TXD (Transmit
Data)
RXD (Receive Data)
RTS (Request
CTS (Clear
DSR (Data Set Ready)
DTR (Data Terminal Ready)
Send)
to
to Send)
CD (Carrier Detect)
5,6,7,
NONE, EVEN
1,
75,
(19200 bps: when used for the FDD)
Enable/Disable
CR/LF/CR
ASCI1/CRC-XMODEM
or 8 bit
1.5, or 2 bit
1
10, 150,
or ODD
300, 600, 1200,
+
LF
2400, 4800, or
9600
bps
Maximum transmission
Maximum
Maximum
Minimum
Printer
Conforms to Centronics
Handshake signals
driver
receiver
receiver
interface
distance
output voltage
voltage
input
voltage
input
interface standards
16,5 feet
+5
± 15
±
/STROBE,
Audio cassette interface
Data transfer rate
1
500
(Mark
level
Input
Output level 600 mV
Expansion card
interface
RAM card
ROM card
0.8to5 volts
32
Less
(5
volts
volts
volts
3
BPS
2400 Hz,
(peak-to-peak)
KHyte,
than
meters)
—8
and
volts
BUSY. /BUSY
Space 1200 Hz)
(peak-to-peak)
64
KByte, or 128 KByte
or equal to 256 KByte
1-7
Page 14
Page 15

II.
II-
1.
1.
DISASSEMBLY
Top Case
Remove 4
hexagon
screws from
INSTRUCTIONS
the CN3/CN6
DSUB
Connector.
2.
Remove
the Main
Batteries.
Figure
2-1.
DSUB
Connector Screw
Removal
Figure
2-2.
Removal of Main
Batteries
2-1
Page 16

3.
4.
Remove
Remove
The
upper and
Do
not
5 screws
ihe
upper
apply
lower
loo
"A" from
case.
cases
much
force when
the lower
are
secured
ease.
by
snaps.
pulling it.
Pull
up the front
of
the
upper
case first,
as
shown
below.
5. Disconnect
the LCD
flat cable
Figure 2-3.
from the
Top
connector on
Case
the
main PCB.
Removal
Figure 2-4.
LCD Cable
2-2
Removal
Page 17

11-2.
Keyboard
Remove
1.
2.
Disconnect the keyboard flat
screws
2
"B"
securing
the keyboard
cable
from the connector on the
to the
bottom case.
main
PCB.
3. Remove
the keyboard.
B
Figure
2-5.
Keyboard
Removal
2-3
Page 18

II-3.
1.
2.
LCD
Remove
Remove
screws
4
the
'C securing
LCD
PCB.
the
LCD PCB
to the
upper
case.
II-4.
Main
1.
Disconnect
2. Remove
Wire
'
2
3
4
5
3.
Remove
PCB
the flat
the
five
assignment
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
screw
1
battery
electric
"D"
cable
wires
securing
from
for the
the main
Figure 2-6.
the
connector
cassette
PCB
to
LCD
on
connector
the bottom
Removal
the
main
using
case.
PCB.
a
soldering
iron.
2-4
Page 19

4.
Remove
the
main
PCB.
Main
PCB
5.
6.
Remove
Remove
the
the
insulator
shield
board.
sheet.
Figure
2-7.
Main
PCB
Removal
Insulator
Sheet
2-5
Page 20

II-5. Sub PCB
Remove
l.
the back-up
battery cover
and the Lithium battery.
Figure
2. Remove the spring for the
3.
4.
5.
Remove
Remove
Remove
the main
the buzzer.
the sub PCB.
positive
2-8.
negative
battery
Back-up
battery
terminal.
Battery
terminal.
Cover and Back-up Battery
Removal
Figure
2-9.
Lower Case
View
2-6
Page 21

III.
IIM.
Clean
1.
avoid
To
2.
Clean the ease
MAINTENANCE
the
Case
and LCD
operational trouble, always
and the LCD screen
Display
keep the
using a soft,
Tandy WP-2
dry, lint-free cloth.
dean.
3. For
Caution: Do
Note:
tough stains,
To
retain the
turn on, even if
clean
use
not
any solvents
contents of RAM,
you push the
the case
or
the LCD screen with
other than
turn
power
"Freon" 1 13.
on the
switch.
protect
"Freon" 1 13.
switch. If
you turn off the
protect switch, the WP-2
will
not
3-1
Page 22
Page 23

IV.
THEORY OF
OPERATION
Hardware
IV-i.
CPU
CLOCK
CPU
RAM
ROM
DISPLAY
Control
Graphic
Character
Display
Video RAM
Effective Display
Device
Resolution
Display
Device
Specifications
internal
IC card 32
Area
AtPD70008A-6
NEC
5.5296
288 Kbyte (Maximum,
32 Kbyte (Standard)
32 Kbyte
64 Kbyte
512 Kbyte
256
32 Kbyte
64 Kbyte (Optional IC
256 Kbyte
MSM6255
480
80
Super
3840 bits
211.17
Dot pitch 0.44mm
Aspect 1 ; 1
MHz
(Optional internal RAM)
128 Kbyte
Kbyte
128
128 Kbyte
characters
Dot
(Optional interna)
(Optional IC Card)
(Optional IC Card)
(Optional IC
Kbyte
(Maximum)
Kbyte (Standard)
(Optional IC
(Optional
(Optional IC
LCD Controller
X
64 dots
twist nematic
X
28.13 mm
0.41mm
size
X
8 lines
LCD panel
X
X
internal
Card)
Card)
Card)
Card)
IC
Card)
0.41 mm
0.44 mm
+
RAM)
IC card)
KEYBOARD
Number of
RS232C
Standard
Device
Word
Parity
Stop
Baud Rate
Output Signal
Input Signal
PRINTER INTERFACE
Control
Output
Keys
INTERFACE
Length
Bit Length
Level
62 keys
(8X8
key matrix)
Conforms to EIA
MPD71051GU
DS14C88 and
or 8 bits
6, 7,
5,
Even, Odd, or None
1.5, or 2
1,
75, 110,
Output
Voltage
MARK
The printer
When
destroying the inner
the
a
interface circuits can
DS14C89AN
bits
150, 300,
base on
signal
SPACE
=
printer is used, the
=
-3V
to
controlled by the
is
Standard
or SN75C188
600, 1200, 2400,
+5V
and
to
+15V
+3V
-15V
connector can be
circuits of
the
effectively withstand
and
4800,
9600,
—
8V
STROBE
device regardless
and BUSY
SN75C189AD
(19200
static discharge
when used for the
signals.
plugged
of power
in or
ON/OFF.
removed
In
breakdown.
FDD)
without
addition,
4-1
Page 24

AUDIO CASSETTE
Data Rale
Input Level
Output Level
INTERFACE
1 500 BPS
=
(Mark
0.8 to
600
2400
volt (peak-lo-peak)
5
mV (peak-to-peak)
Hz,
Space-
1200 Hz)
MEMORY
Using Model
POWER
CARD INTERFACE
SOURCE
Main Battery
Back-up
Battery Votage Warning
Back-up Warning
Battery
TOSHIBA
Output(DC):
6V,
four AA size
batteries
3V.
270 mAh
This battery
MEMORY CARD
+5V
160mA,
-
15V
1
Alkaline
flat Lithium battery
is used to hold the data
-
8V
0mA
batteries or 4.8V, 450mAh, four
12mA,
RAM.
warning
The
The user
V(Alkaline) or 4.7
After the warning, the system can be
warning is indicated by
The
the screen turns on and
voltage goes below
and internal
is
indicated
is instructed to change the
V(Ni-Cd),
2.3 V. Before changing a
expansion)
"LOW BATTERY"
by
"LOW BACKUP" on the screen and one
The user is instructed to change
off.
data to another
A
main RAM and the expanded
of the
the screen and one beep.
on
batteries
used
device(s), or
when the
for about
back-up
10-30 minutes.
battery,
the system
size Nickel-Cadmium
A
internal
voltage goes below
beep. Then,
the battery
save
all RAM
loses
when
(standard
all RAM data.
4.0
the
4-2
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Figure
4-1
4-3
Page 26

Memory Map
IV-4.
Memory
The
Map is
shown
in
Figure
4-2.
Expansion RAM
is mapped on the I/O
address.
ROM:
RAM:
256K
FFFFH
7FFFH
3FFFH
OOOOH
Expandable 16
Expandable 32
BIT S-flAM
ADDRESS
I/O
BIT
1H
INTERNAL
AM
JR
KByte each
KByte
each
MAIN RAH
ALLOCATION
RAM
2M
IC CARD
RAM
IC CARD
ROM 2M
BIT
CONNECTOR
IC
Figure
4-2
CARD CONNECTOR
BIT IC
CARD ROM
Main RAM
IV-5.
4-3
Figure
RAM
The
shows the LCDC DIEN and
in common on a piece of RAM.
WP-2 avoids
Tandy
WAIT signal are
CLOCK
A15
MEftG
REFH
Iffi
DATA
A15
MEHQ
REFH
WH
D
Control Circuit
generated
collision of
in
IC5,
GATE ARRAY 1
IC5
WAIT.
DIEN
GENERATOR
the
CPU
To do
CPU
DIRECT-
ION
this, the Tandy
accessing and LCD
<y->
WAIT control diagram.
WP-2 uses
refresh by
WAIT
WAIT
DIEN
inF
V
)
j
3WF
V
\
r
HO
OIEN
VRAMOE
VRAMWE
RDATA
The Tandy
synchronous accessing by
waiting for CPU. Both the
WP-2
DATA
+5V
uses
1
T
—
1
So
—
VRAM and MAIN
the DIEN signal.
DIEN signal and
ADDRESS
IC7
LCDC
DIEN
ADDRESS
ICB
—
MAIN
0E
RAM
WE
Figure
4-5
4-3
Page 27

IV-6. Expansion RAM Control Circuit
4-4
Figure
Bunk
Figure
Both
0-3
4-4
the
shows
is
used
shows
selecting
selecting
the
interna) expansion RAM, and bank
the
by
expansion RAM read/write diagram.
the
signal
bank
diagram tor the expansion RAM.
bank
read/wrile signal are generated in 1C5. RAM bank control I/O is in bits
and
4-7
is used by the IC card RAM.
5-7
of
5111
DATA
A15
A14
MERQ
IORQ
IV-7.
Figure
circuit. Bank
ROM
ROM Control Circuit
4-5
bank
IC5 GATE
ARRAY
1
TORD
\
—
A
/
s
/
>-
5-7
IC WE
1
t
f
SELECTOR
EXP.
QAM ADDRESS
;[C CARD
ADDRESS
-o
SELECTOR
-u>
BUFFER
5iH
t
shows
the selecting bank diagram for the ROM. Accessing address 0-3FFF is not
0-14
control
is
used
by the standard ROM, and bank
I/O
is in bits
0-4
of
51 H.
Figure
IDRD
HEIRD
4-4
15-30
I0WE
>
c
"
is used
y-
by the
Q
\
s
br^~
n-^
card
ROM.
IC
used
in the
RAMHn
RAMWE
RA*I
f«r-ip
14-17
TA
. IHWE
jrrf
selecting bank
DATA
MERQ
"IORQ
A15
A14
0-1
IC5 GATE ARRAY 1
IOWE
SELECTOR
BUFFER
51H
<h
ROM ADDRESS
IC
ADDRESS
CARD
SEl FCTOR
H>
Figure
4-6
IORD
MERD
4-5
>
>
IA
ROA 14
ROMCE
ICCE
-ICOE
14-
17
-17
Page 28

IV-8.
Address Map
I/O
ADDRESS
OOH
CONTROLLER
UART
10H
11H
TIMER
20H
21H
22 H
23H
PRINTER
30H
31
32 H
32 H bit?
INTERRUPT/NMI
50H
5011
7 Printer
bit
bitO
CONTROL
bitO
hit!
bit2
bit 3
bit4
bit5
bitO
bill
bit2
bit
3
bit4
bit
5
CONTENTS
BIT
scan data
Key
82C51 character
82C51
Timer
control/status
counter
Timer counter 1
Timer
Timer control
(setting
Timer
counter 2
word
Printer
Printer
Printer /Busy read
Serial RXRDY
data out
strobe out port
Busy read
interrupt mask
counter
Low battery
External
(setting
DC/DC
Back-up
Timer
Serial
interrupt
power off
battery low
(showing
counter
RXRDY
NMI mask
interrupt
Low battery
External
(showing
DC/DC
Back-up
interrupt
NMI mask
power off
battery
data
port
port
low
data
port
control)
status)
control)
control)
CONTROL
Read/Write
Read/Write
Read/Write
Write only
Write
only
Write only
Write only
Write
only
Write only
only
Read
Read only
0/ON.
0/ON,
0/ON,
0/ON.
0/ON. 1/OFF
0/ON.
0/ON.
0/ON. 1/OFF
0/ON.
0/ON,
0/ON,
0/ON,
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
1/OFF
MEMORY
BANK CONTROL
51H
SYSTEM STATUS
52H
52H
CASSETTE
CONTROL
53H
53H
54H
bit()-4
bit5-7
REGISTER
bitO DC/DC
bitl Beep
bitb
bit?
bitO
bill Beep
bit2
bilO
bit?
bit?
hi tO
Write/Read
Write/Read
(Write Register)
power control
control
power
LCD
Main battery
(Read Register)
Power switch
status show
RS232C CD
(Read
output data
Read
Read input
(Write port)
Remote
counter 1
motor
Timer
select ROM
RAM bank
select
control
select
show-
status
port)
data
set
control
4-7
bank inumber
number
0/ON,
1/OFF
0/OFF. 1/ON
0/OFF.
O/Ni-Cd.
0/ON,
0/ON.
1/ON
/Alkaline
1
1/OFF
1/OFF
0/ENABLE.
0/DISABLE,
0/OFF,
1/ON
1/DISABLE
1/ENABLE
Page 29

6255
ADDRESS
(LCDC)
60H
ojH
CONTROL
BIT
CON
Read/
Write
Instruction
TENTS
port
register
CONTROL
port
4-8
Page 30

Interrupt
IV-9.
/*PD70008A-6
The
Externa]
Interrupt by
Interrupt
Serial
Low
There
1.
2.
DC/DC
this
Low
the
interrupt:
RXRDY
battery
are
DC/DC
Back-up
Low
OFF is a
signal
back-up
back-up
INT1.
LOW
control list:
software
NMI-interrupt
two
off
Battery
signal for
becomes
battery is a
battery
LOW BAIT
BACK
abundant
has
(Non-maskable
NMI
(Maskable
INT
Timer
active,
signal for
voltage
interrupt
counter
sources
emergency
register,
back-up
down to
goes
processing
interrupt)
interrupt)
in the Tandy
power
number and
bank
battery
2.3V. The
off. The
voltage
functions:
WP-2.
DC/DC
interrupt
warning.
low back-up
low back-up
The
battery
TNTO
active when
signal
becomes
information are
the
saved by
battery
maskable
is
power
software.
signal
supply is
becomes
by the I/O
stopped.
active
port 50H.
When
when
IV-IO.
Tandy
The
strobe
Key
X0-X7
the
IOWE
50H
Keyboard
WP-2 uses an
signals
terminals of IC6 and
are emitted
D0-D2
internal
from
LATCH
BUFFER
keyboard.
the YO to
are sent to
IC6
Fi
Y7 terminals
CPU.
the
DECODER
H>
e
gur
Figure
MASK
CONTROL
4-6
IC6. The
of
4-7
shows
LATCH
^>
OR
return signals
the block
diagram in IC6.
from the
yo-Y7
INT
NMT
keyboard
pass through
TOW
00H
DO-07
IORD
BUFFER
<-
>
X0-X7
4-9
Page 31

IV-11.
The cassette
Write
Transmits
goes to
Cassette Interface Circuit
interface
Circuit
data output
cassette
a
Read Circuit
The signal input
circuit consisting
is
I/O
Remote
As
Then, TR2 is
recorder to
in bit of 53H.
Circuit
result
a
of
switched
operate.
writing
circuit
is subdivided
into throe sections:
through the CTD terminal of IC6. The output voltage
recorder's MICjack.
from the earphone jack
of IC14. The signal is converted
"1"
data
When
bit 7
ofl/O
cassette
of the
into bit of I/O port 54H. the CRY signal is
into a
port 5JH
recorder
digital signal
on and relay RE1 is energized, closing the
+5V
level is
is
"H". the RXC clock outputs from the CTD terminal.
passes
relay contacts. This
through C12, and then is input to the comparator
is
and
sent to the CRD terminal of IC6. The control
DID
RLS73
reduced by R 14 and R 15. The data
RE1
level.
drive
motor of the cassette
TO CASSETTE
changed to H
causes the
+5V
CN4
REM1
RE2
RDATA
Figure
4-8
RiS
220
2
GND
GND
TDATA
4-10
Page 32

IV-12.
The
The
the 8-bit parallel data is sent to the
As
The CPU
with the 8-bit parallel data. After
Then, CPU sends the next 8-bit
passing through the /BSYB signal of
transmission of print data to the
Printer control I/O is
Printer Interface Circuit
printer
BUSY
soon as
interface circuit conforms to
signal from the printer is read
the printer receives the /PSTB
then
waits for
while until this BUSY
a
in 30H, 31H and 32H.
printer.
completion of
parallel data.
printer
Centronics
standards. Figure
from the BUSY signal of IC6.
signal, the BUSY signal changes to
signal
becomes
the
one
If the printer is ON
However, when the
IC6.
is inhibited by the CPU.
"L". The printer
character printing,
LINE, the
printer
4-9
shows the
If the condition is not busy (BUSY
printer interface circuit.
H, indicating that the printer
prints the
the printer sets the BUSY signal to
one
character
/BUSY signal is H and sent
is
LINE, the /BUSY
OFF
=
is busy.
corresponding
the CPU,
to
signal
is L, and
"L"),
"L".
D21
TO PRINTER
flD3
Figure
4-11
4-9
Page 33

IV-13. Serial
Figure
Serial
4-10
data for
Interface Circuit
shows
block diagram of the
a
the Tandy
WP-2
conversion on data characters
during the operation. Status
performed
Figure
CLOCK
RESET
Mcs
TOHB
ToSfl
by the UART, as well as any
4-10
shows the pin layout
serial
controlled
is
received
information
definitions of UART.
by
from the CPU. The CPU can read
reported includes the type and
error
interface.
UART(^PD7 1051) and
conditions (parity,
overrun,
+5V
The UART(IC9)
IC5.
the complete status of the
condition of the transfer
or framing).
performs
serial-to-parallel
UART at any time
operations being
Figure
4-10
IC9-]
C16-19.
CN6
56-71
R&4.
39-45
4-12
Page 34

IV-14.
The system unit has a 12 mm buzzer. The buzzer driver is capable
Buzzer Control
Circuit
of about
0. 1 watts
of power.
If bit 1
of I/O
port
52H
becomes "H," then the BEEP of IC6 becomes "H" and the buzzer rings. The buzzer sounds by repeated switching of
the buzzer
for
driving
sounding the
transistor. This is caused by H,L,H,L,.. output signals from the BEEP synchronized with the frequency
buzzer.
+5V
DAN202K
BZi
2SC2412K-
Figure
IV-15.
LCD Controller
CPU interface
The CPU interface circuit
Data Bus (D0-D7), Address Bus
of the MSM6255 is shown in Figure
(A0-A15),
/LCDCS, /IORD,
CPU and MSM6255.
When
the DIEN signal is "H", LCDC accesses the main RAM. The
signal is "L."
4-11
4-
12.
/IOWR,
and DIEN
accesses
CPU
serve
as the interface
main RAM when the DIEN
the
icj, a
TfliJ-lfr
H2C.
C14.
vfki
CM5
21. 62. 6i
15
72-31
TO LCO
between the
PU4EL
Figure
4-13
4-12
Page 35

IV-16.
The
unit, and
The supply
The
The
PCB. The
+
This is a
Power
system
system
DC power supply has
supplies power
provides
unit takes approximately 50
—
8VDC
-
is used for powering the Electronic
15VDC level
5VDC Output
one-transistor
shows the principle
When
(a)
the power is
transformer.
With
this current,
Supply
an
approximately 1.2 watt, 3 Voltage-level
for the system unit,
to
(Vb) is
+/—
VI(B +
induced to the base winding, then Tr
160mA +5VDC
is used for LCD
Voltage
Circuit
self-excited DC/DC converter,
of the
circuit,
supplied
voltage
and
12mA -8VDC
5%,
to 140
mA of
Industries Association (EI
bias.
Tr turns on and
),
IC Card.
+5VDC.
which
regulator.
/-
+
10% and 10mA -15VDC
drivers
A)
is called R.C.C. (Ringing Choke
current
(Ic)
flows
immediately
It is integrated into the system
for communications in the main
through the primary winding
reaches saturation.
+/-
Converter).
10% at
Figure
6VDC.
4-13
the
of
(b) Tr can no longer maintain
magnetic energy stored in
When
(c)
The operation
Block
Block
Block
the energy stored in the
However,
above
1
2
3
Tr turns
actions are repeated.
of the blocks of the +5V
The
block
voltage controller,
This switching
This
transformer
on immediately
operates like a boot-up resister
and shut-down circuit, and the
transistor
generates +5VDC,
r*
saturation.
the
transformer, and the voltage is sent
operates like a transistor
-o
lo
Therefore, Tr is turned off
transformer
with the base
Power
is discharged, the output
voltage
Supply circuit is as follows. (Refer
Rs
in Figure
—
8VDC,
WO "-VS-VD
and
r^?^
immediately.
to
output
current (ID) diminishes and reaches zero.
Vb which is
4-13.
block controls TR30.
in Figure
-15VDC
induced
The block is made
4-13.
output
-w=r
voltage
Then
Vo
through the diode D.
Vo is created by the
from the primary winding, and the
Figure
to
voltages.
4-14.)
of
boot-up circuit,
a
D
output
ID=0
lH_
Fig.
i?
4-13
4-14
Page 36

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**
cr
a ^ oj
K-QlSlCCCJ_l>^tntQ
^«
<h
£i
ro-
Figure.
4-I5
4-14
Page 37

IV-17.
Software calls are
ROM
The
combination
RUN
The
the
Driver or Filter
(Sample of program)
This
Software
supplied on
PROGRAMS
applications
FILES
on the ROM IC
of
'FT
RUN FILE can be
file. The return to FILES
such
program can
Calls
MEMORY
'7,'
and
execute on
The
executed
is
as
handler of key scan.
a
CARD
CARD can be
return to the
from FILES.
designed by the
system.
WP-2
the
(ROM
executed
IC CARD) or files.
WORDPROCESSOR.
from
WORDPROCESSOR is designed by
type or
combination
application can be
Execute
it by pressing the key
application side. This
Execute
application side,
the
of 'F2'
it by
and
kept in
pressing
L
7"
after
memory as
the key
selecting
a
ON-ROM
CLS
GETCH
PUTCH
BKSP
IF ON-ROWI
ORG
ELSE
ORG
WP-2 cannot handle
The
sample program
in the
of a
as the
program
following the ID header
ADDRESS OF
EQU
EQU
EQU
EQU
EQU 08H
4000H
DB PI'
DW
DB 15
DB
START
DW
0AC00H-8
DB
DW
DW
PR*
PRGEND-PRGTOP+1
START
DW
a RUN FILE
above.
ENTRY.
LOCATED
The
011EH
0103H
01A3H
unless
it
ADDRESS in the
the area beginning
into
FLAG OF
ENTRY OF
TO GET KEY
TO DISPLAY
CODE OF
HEADER OF ROM
ID
RESERVED
BANK OF
ADDRESS OF
RESERVED
HEADER
ID
OF
SIZE
ADDRESS
LOCATED
has an identification
ID
"AC0OH" and
at
COMPILER
TO CLEAR
BIOS
BACK SPACE
APPLICATIONS
ENTRY
ENTRY
OF RUN FILES
PROGRAM
ENTRY
OF
ADDRESS
header. The
header is
format
"0000H." The
places
LCD
(HERE IS
for
the control
0)
this
WP-2
on the
header
ID
reads the main
address
shown
is as
part
designated
are times when a
There
and ADDRESS OF
accordingly.
WP-2 handles
The
FILE.
loader.
The
the WP-2 does not
Also,
loaded
ENTRY in a SUB
contents of the ID
only certain RUN
RUN FILE reads SUB
have
RUN
FILE'S ID header are
RUN
header
a
for the SUB RUN
FILEs; therefore, a user
program loader for
FILEs and
determined by
FILEs
cannot
RUN FILEs; the
SUB
4-ld
allows
different
are
execute a
them to
the
SUB
root RUN
root RUN
LOCATED
The
run.
FILE
from those of a
FILE
without a root
must
RUN FILE
and are
RUN
root
have
ADDRESS
registered
FILE.
RUN
program
a
Page 38

ENDIF
PRGTOP;
START:
IF
ON-ROM
FT SP
ENDIF
The RETURN
Driver
a
or
DISPLAY:
PRGEND:
CALL
CALL
LD
BIT
JR
CP
RET
XOR
RET
WITH
Filter, register
FLAG
CALL
JR
CLS
GETCH
A,H
0,L
Z.DISPLAY
BKSP
/
A
mean*;
"A" must
that program
be set
to FF.
PUTCH
START
area is
:
;
;
TOP
OF PROGRAM
PROGRAM
CLEAR
GET
IF EXIT'
RETURN
RETURN
returned
INDICATE
TRY
END
THE
THE DATA
AGAIN.
OF PROGRAM
BEGINS
SCREEN
KEYS
TO WP-2
WITH
to the
system.
ONE
FROM
FROM
ARE
FLAG
CONSOLE
PRESSED.
SYSTEM.
If it
needs
CHARACTER
HERE
to keep
the program
as
END
You
can get the
program
burn the
XMODEM,
IV-18.
Software
MEMORY
The
RAM
from
bank
All
system's
in bank
14.
into a
ROM
program
Of course,
MAP
DISK
to
bank
4
applications
From bank
hex
file to
or RAM
into the
and
is assigned
7. Each
15
compile the
IC CARD
ROM.
you must
Hardware
to
the I/O port
bank begins
are included
to bank
source
for
If the
program
convert
the
Memory
from bank
at
in the
MAIN
30 is the area
program
the
file to binary
WP-2
is a
such as the
to
RUN
Map
address 8000.
ROM.
of IC card
operate it.
FILE,
data.
to bank 3.
and ends
It begins at
ROM
one shown
If
it is better if
The
at address
address 0000
above.
the program
MEMORY
FFFF.
in
APPLICATIONS.
However,
is
a ROM
you transfer
CARD is
bank 0. and
Bank
control
you need to
record
APPLICATION,
the program through
assigned
ends
I/O is
to the
I/O
at address
in port 51H.
the
you
port
7FFF
4-17
Page 39

DETAILS OF PROGRAM
Bank Address
[ROM] body of programs
0000-2
3FF
2400-2BFF
2COO-2FFF
3000-
1
1
14
[RAM] :
—
-73FF
7400-
-7FFF
work
area
80O0-833F(
8340-8344
8345
8348
834B
834E
8351
8354
8357-98FF
+
512
BIOS jump
Character
Interface
table, and
font
set
function of dictionary, and handler
of
WORDPROCESSOR
Dictionary
+
SPELLER work area
32O)
Hook table of SPELLER
Hook
BIOS
Editor (word processor) work area
for TIMER interrupt
table
for key scan into timer int.
for character out to console
for debugger
for external interrupt
RS-232C receive
for
work
area
Contents
program of BIOS
interrupt
8357
8358
835A
835C
835E-83DD
83FF
8403
Cursor's line (Y) position
Cursor's column (X) position
Pointer to
Pointer to get the code from
store
the key code
Key buffer
First
Second byte (data)
Value
Console
(status
byte
bit : F2 key status
bit I : Fl key
bit 2 : Ctrl key
bit 3 : Shift (right) key
bit 4 ;
:
5
bit
:
6
bit
7 : 0:Normal/1:above mode
bit
Data of
of counting the timer int.
controller status
bit : cursor brink ON/OFF
bit 1 : type of cursor
bit 2 : brink Enable/Disable
bit 3 : character
bit)
Shift
(left) key
Caps lock
On/Off
0:GRPH/1:CODE mode
key code. If mode is GRPH or CODE,
attribute
buffer
this
data
is
added
at 20H.
840D
840F
8411-8510
Pointer to
Pointer
Receive
First byte (status bit)
store
the
get the data from buffer
to
data bufTer
bit : Flag, 0:no
receive data
data/l:data
4-18
Page 40

bit 5 : Flaming error
bit 6 :
bit 7 : Parity cheek
Overrun
Second byte (data)
Receive
Data
error
error
—
—
—
HANDLER OF
To handle
Refer to hook
1)
Initialize the TIMER
2)
Power Switch status is checked and handled.
3)
Control
4)
Control the LOW BACK UP indication.
5)
Auto
6)
Refer to hook table
7)
Handle the key scan.
&)
If you
Handler as
that
jump
ignore the handler of the
to
9900-A7FF LCD
A800-ABFF
ACOO-FFFF
TIMER
TIMER interrupt, the
the
table of
the LOW BATTERY
Power
want
is, the entry address of the handler
Off control
to change the Key Scan Handler of the
RUN FILE PROGRAM. The
a
INTERRUPT
timer interrupt.
device.
of key
Stack
APPLICATION work area
following must
indication.
scan.
command is written into the first byte. The
WP-2.
(VRAM area)
area
(Data of
done.
be
WP-2 to another handier, you
initialize
written from the second byte in
is
routine must rewrite the hook
instruction 'POP' must be
document, file or paste
need to
hook table, and the
the
included
in the handler routine
design the
table to hook the other
buffer)
other
instruction
Key
handler;
code for
a dummy
as
Scan
HOOK
TABLE OF
To refer the hook
set
to
instruction 'RST 28H' to the
the
DEBUGGER
of the Debugger, execute the
tabie
address
of the
instruction
pointer.
break
4-19
'RST 28H\ It
will
be
by the BREAK
used
function
Page 41

IV-19.
Connection
Pin
IC Card
Pin
Names
Pin
1 GND
2 /DET
3 CE2
4
5
6 DO
7 Dl
s
9 D3
10 D4
11 D5
12
13
14 GND
15 NC
16 NC
17
18 A16
19
20
21 A13
22
23 All
24 A10
25
26 A8
27 A7
28 A6
29
30
31
32
33
34 AO
35
36 NC
37 BCHK
38
Symbol
/CE1
/OE
D2
D6
D7
A17
A15
A14
A12
A9
A5
A4
A3
A2
Al
R/W
VDD
Symbol
A0-A17
D0-D7
/CE1
CE2
R/W
Pin Name
Address Input
Data
Chip Enable Input 1
Chip Enable Input 2
Read/Write Control
/OE Chip
/DET Card
BCHK Battery
VDD
GND
NC
Operation Modes
Mode
Write
Read L
Standby H
Standby
Output
Disable
Note: Hi-z means
Power
Ground
Connection
No
/CE1
CE2 /OE
L
*
L
high-impedance.
Input/Output
Voltage
+ 5V)
(
Input
Check
Enable
Detect
R/W
H
*
H L H
* * *
L
* *
H H H
*:
L
H
Input
D0-D7 Power
IN
Out
Hi-Z Standby
Hi-Z Standby
Hi-Z
L
or
Active
Active
Active
Note
/
DET
Signal
RAM Card: GND
ROM Card: NC
4-20
Page 42

RAM CARD
Maximum Ratings
Symbol Parameter
VDD Power Supply Voltage
VIN Input Voltage
VOUT
TSTG Storage Temperature
TOPR Operating Temperature
Recommended
Dc
Symbol Parameter
VDD Power
VIH1
VIL1 Input Low Voltage
VIH2
VIL2 Input Low Voltage
DC Characteristics (Ta
Symbol Parameter Condition
ILI
ILO
IOH
IOL
IDDO
IDDS1
IDDS2
Output Voltage
Operating Conditions (Ta
Supply
Input High
Input High Voltage (A15-A17,/CEl,CE2,/OE,R/W)
Voltage
Voltage
{A0-A14,
(A0-A14,
D0-D7)
DO D7)
(A15-A17,/CEl,CE2,/OE,R/W)
=
0-
+
Input Current
Output Leakage
Current
Output High Current
Output
Operating Current
VDD
Battery Leakage
Current at Standby
Low
Current
Standby Current 64 KByte
VDD=4.75-5.5
60°C,
O^VIN^VDD
=0V
VIN
=
VIN
/CE1=VIH
VOH
/CE1
VDD (A 1 5- A 1 7,/CE 1
=
2.4V
=
VOL
32 KByte
128 KByte A0-A14
32
64 KByte VDD
128
BCHK
32 KByte
64 KByte All pins are open.
128 KByte (Ta
0.4V
=
KByte CE2=-0V
KByte
=
=
—
+
60°C)
V)
(A0-A14)
(A 1 5-A17./CE 1
=
VIL
or CE2
and
CE2
VIL
=
(CE2,A15-A17=0V
(/CEl,/OE,R/W)
=
0V-VDD,BCHK
=
D0-D7
and
0V-VDD
or
=
0-3V, All Inputs
Outputs
Open
=
25°C)
,CE2,/OE,R/W)
,CE2,/OE,R/
or /OE
VIH tRC
=
Open
=
=
or Open)
0V
or Open)
=
<Ta
25*C)
=0V-VDD
VIH
200nS
=
W)
Open
Rating
0-7
Unit
V
0-VDD V
0-VDD V
20-
+60
0-
+60
Min. Typ. Max. Unit
4.75 5.0
2.2
4.0
-
—
-
—
Min. Max. Unit
10 10 juA
-1
40 60 /iA
-10
-I
2
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
—
-
-
"C
°c
5.5
VDD
0.8 V
VDD
1.0
1
+
10
_
-
70
25 mA
50/iA
100
1.4
2.8
5.6
1.4 jxA
2.8 (jlA
5.6
V
V
V
V
fj,A
fxA
mA
mA
fxA
ftA
/xA
/xA
fxA
4-21
Page 43

Characteristics
AC
Cycle
Read
(Ta
=
0-60°C,
VDD
-4.75V
-
5.5V)
Symbol
tRC Read
tACC
tCO
Parameter
Cycle Time
Address
Access
/CE1 Access
(OK /OE Access
tCOE
tOEE
tOD
tODO
tOH
Write
Cycle
Symbol
iWC
1WP
tCW
tAS
tWR
tODW R/W
tOEW
tDS
tDH
Chip Enable
Output Enable to
Chip Enable (/CE1.CE2)
Output Enable to
Output Data Hold
Controlled
(R/W
Parameter
Write Cycle Time
Write Pulse
Chip Selection to
Address Set-up
Write Recovery
Output High-Z
to
R/W to
Data
Data
Output Low-Z
Set-up Time
Hold Time
Time
Time
Time
</CEl,CE2) to
Output
Output
Time
Write)
Width
End
of
Time
Time
Output
in Low-Z
to Output in
in High-Z
Write
in Low-Z
High-Z
Min.
250
-
—
-
35
15
-
-
30
Min.
250
90
180
40
20
20
40
35
Max.
-
250
250
100
-
-
145 ns
85
—
Max.
90
Unit
IIS
ns
IIS
ns
ns
IIS
IIS
ns
Unit
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
Write
Cycle (/CE1
Symbol
twe
tWP
tCW
tAS
tWR
Parameter
Write Cycle Time
Write Pulse
Chip Selection to
Address
Write Recovery Time
tDS Data
tDH Data
AC Test
Output Load
Input Pulse
Timing
Timing
Conditions
Level
Measurement
Measurement (Output)
Controlled
Width
Time
Set-up
Set-up Time
Time
Hold
(Input)
Write)
End of Write
30pF+lTTL Gate
0.4V/3.0V
0.4V/VDD-0. 5 V (A 1 5-A1 7./CE 1
0.8V/2.2V
I.5V/1.5V
(A0-A14.D0-D7)
Min.
250
90
150
40
85
25
15
,CE2./OE.R/
Max.
W)
Unit
lis
ns
ns
lis
ns
ns
4-22
Page 44

TIMING
READ CYCLE
WAVEFORMS
tRC
WRITE
ADDRESS
CE2
CE1
OE
zx
WMM
^^sy
M
Dout
CYCLE (R/W
l
CONTROLLED
IaCC
tcoe
Figure
WRITE)
tco
tco
t0E
TOEE
4-15. Timing Chart
twc
X
toH
too
MZMMMl
too
Mfflmm
tODO
(OUTPUT DATA VALID)
M^
ADDRESS
R/W
CE2
CE1
DOUT
Din
X
tAS
im
w/////////////
X
toDW
:u)
Figure
twp
tcv
Ids
DATA IN STABLE
X
4-16,
Timing
X
twR
/'
^\\\\\\\\\\\W
////////////////A
toEW
(3)]
tDH
K
Chart
4-23
Page 45

WRITE
CYCLE
(/CE1
CONTROLLED
WRITE)
twc
ADDRESS
R/W
CE2
CE1
DOUT
Din
zx
.1*3
^^M
WMM/
w
tcoe
Figure 4-17.
X
twp
tew
toDW
DATA
tos
IN
Timing
-
ywm,
fwR
///////////////////,
s
/
tDH
STABLE
K
Chart
NOTE:
1. R/W
2.
Assuming
output
3.
Assuming
output
4.
Assuming
is
for
remains
that
remains
that
Read
that
/CEI
/CEI
in a
/OE is high
cycle.
Low
in
a
high-impedance
High
high-impedance
transition
transition
for
Write
or
CE2 High
state.
or
CE2 Low
state.
cycle,
transition
transition
output is
occurs
occurs
in a
high-impedance
coincident
coincident
with
state
with
or
or
prior
during this
after R/W
to R/W
period.
Low
transition,
High transition,
4-24
Page 46

Retention Characteristics (Ta
Dala
=
-
0"C
60°C)
Symbol Parameter
VDH Data Retention Supply Voltage
i
IDDS2 Battery Leakage Current at Standby
tVR VDD
tVF
tBSET Battery Back-up Set-up Time
iBRCV
Rising Time
VDD Falling Time
Battery Back-up
Recovery
Time
Condition
32 KByte Ta
64 KByte
128 KByte (NOTE.l)
KByte Ta
32
KByte VDD
64
KByte
128
=
25°C
=
VDD
=
25'C
=
(NOTE.2)
3V
3V
Min. Max. Unit
2.3 5.5
-
1.4
-
2.8 /iA
-
5.6 /iA
-
1.4 /jlA
-
2.8
-
5.6 juA
20
V
l±A
fj.A
ins
20 ms
-
50
50
ms
-
ms
NOTE.l: CE2
=
0V
or Open,
VDD
=
0V-3V, All Inputs
NOTE.2: All pins are open.
NOTE.
NOTE.
3:
During
4: RAM
this
Card
period,
must
it is possible
inserted or removed while CE2 is in
be
to
NOTE.5: RAM Card must not be inserted or
Figure
insert
removed
4-18.
Timing Chart
Outputs
and
remove a RAM Card.
or
low
while VDD is supplied.
a
=0V-VDD
or in high impedance.
BCHK
=
Operi.
4-25
Page 47

ROM
Card
Maximum
Symbol
VDD
VIN
VI/O
TSTG
TOPR
Operating
Pin Name
Mode
Output
Standby
Read
Ratings
Parameter
Power
Input Voltage
Input/Output
Storage
Operating
Mode
Read
Deselect
Operation
DC Recommended
Symbol
V1H
VIL
VCC
Parameter
Input
Input
VCC
Supply Voltage
Voltage
Temperature
Temperature
Operating
High Voltage
Conditions
Low Voltage
Power Supply
Voltage
/CE1
L
1.
/OE VDD
L 5V
H 5V
*
Min.
2.2
-0.3
4.75
5V
Typ.
5.0
Rating Unit
-0.6-
-0.6-
-0.6-
+7.0
+7.0
+7.0
-
-
20
60
0-60
D0-D7
Data
Out IDDO
Hi-Z
Hi-Z
Max.
+
VDD
1.0
0.8
5.25
V
V
V
"C
°c
Power
IDDO
IDDS
Unit
V
V
V
DC
Characteristics
Symbol
ILI
IDDO
IDDS
VOH
VOL
ILO
Parameter
Input Current
Operating
Standby Current
Output
Output
Output
Current
High Voltage
Low
Voltage
Leak Current
=
VIN
0-VDD
/CE1=0V
=
Iout
/CE1
0mA
=
VIH
f=5MHz
f=lMHz
/CEI=VDD-0.2V
IOH=-400^A
=
IOL
2.1mA
=
Vout
0.4V-
VCC
2.4
±10 )j.A
40
10
1
100
-
0.4
±10
mA
mA
mA
MA
V
V
fiA
4-26
Page 48

AC Read Characteristics
Symbol
tACC
tCE
tOE /OE Access Time
tDF]
tDF2
lOH Output
Parameter Min. Max. Unit
Address Access Time
/CE1 Access Time
/CE1 to Output in High-Z
to Output in
/OE
Data Hold Time
AC Test Condition
Output Load
Input
Pulse
Rise and Fall Times
Input Pulse
Timing
Capacitance
Symbol Parameter
crN
COUT
Levels
Measurement Reference
Input
Capacitance
Output
Capacitance
High-Z
Level
(VIN=0V)
(VOUT
=
0V)
-
—
-
o
1 TTL
10ns Max.
0.45V
Input 0.8V/2.2V
Output 0.8V/2.2V
to
and
lOOpF
2.4V
250 ns
250 ns
100
90 ns
90
-
Min. Typ. Max. Unit
__
5
10
10
20
ns
ns
lis
F
P
F
P
This parameter is
AO
CE
OE
DO--D7
periodically
—
A16
sampled and not 100% tested.
\
MMJ
M^mc
HIGH-Z
Figure
tACC
tee
tOE
4-19.
DATA
Timing Chart
:<
tOH
MMMl
TDF£
OUTPUT
)^
HIGH-Z
4-27
Page 49

OUTLINE DRAWING
(FRONT
SIDE)
UNIT: mm
Printed
4 R3
face/
38pin
y
54-0.
15
2
R0.5
r
*
.2-0.15
3
v
-
1pin
SPREAD
DRAWING
Connector
OF
CONNECTOR
-&
38pin Index
SIDE
(Dent)X^-
46
54-Q.
.99°'1
is
1.27X37).
1
.27
UNIT; mm
«i&
Figure
4-20.
IC
Card
4-28
Dimensions
Page 50
Page 51

V.
TROUBLESHOOTING
START
5-1
Page 52

V-l. Will not start
Check if the protection switch
is ON.
Check if a
at pin 23
power is
Check
clock
at Pin 79
high level is available
of
IC1 (/RESET) after
turned on.
5.5296MHz
signal output
of
IC5.
the
Turn ON
and
push power
Check
SW1.
protect switch
switch.
Cll,
IC6,
R5, D9, R6
and
Check the signal
IC1
OPD70008).
Check Pin 49
RDMCE r HOH
signal.
Check IC5, IC6, IC7, IC8
and the
circuitry.
entire peripheral
fron
of
IC5
select
END
C
Check IC5, XI,
5-2
R2,
C7 and C8.
Page 53

V-II
DC/DC
Converter
Check
©
Check
Battery
AC
adapter
Check
+5V, -8V,
Check
input
; 6,4
:
the
voltage
5,0
: 6
output
DC/DC
-
5.5V
-
4,av
-
9V
voltage
-15V.
converter.
(Alkaline)
(Ni-Cd)
DC
Check
or
Check
the
AC
adapter.
batteries
the TR30.
( E ND
J
5-3
Page 54

MEMORY
Check
000
Which
Check the power supply voltage
at Pin 20
Check the power supply
at Pin 28
Power ON
OFF : 3,0V
Check
ROMCE
address
jbnoriial?^
of
IC2.C+5V)
of
IC8.
:
+5V
-
Normal?
IYES
Pin 16/49 of IC5
/ HUE signal at ROM.
isS
7FFF
voltage
2.3V
NO
?
~
FFFF
Check
battery for RAM.
the back-up
Check IC5.
Check if the low pulse
available
at
Pin 20 of IC8(RAK).
YES
©
is
Check
and ZD1.
TB21, R29, R28
5-4
Page 55

e
Check Pin 27
WKm
Check
signal.
Pin
WmSE
256type
257type
of IC8
22 of IC8
signal
signal
high
Check
IC5.
Check
entire
circuitry.
IC5
peripheral
END
-
8 and
Check
256type
257type
Check
jumper
256
257
IC5.
256,
257
5-5
Page 56

LCD
Check Pin
CCUCS
Check
LCD
(High
(Low
Signal.
pulse
Pin 5 of
POWER
pulse is
Check
A. CN5
B. CN5
C. CN5
41
of IC 7
is
output
CN5
signal.
output
the
Pin 4
Pin 2
Pin 1
Normal?
LCD
from
Pin 31
[YES
from
reference
+5V
-15V
-15V
NO
Pin 30
voltage,
~
0V
of
of
IC6.)
IC6.)
Check
Check
IC6.
IC6.
Check
IC8 VRAH
IC7
Check pin
LCDC
11
and C6.
of IC5(XT)
Check TR16,
and VR1.
TR14, TR15,
5-b
R21, R2G,
R63, R62
1
Page 57

e
Check
CN5 Pin 11
the waveform
Normal?
Replace the
LCD unit.
-
fYES
YES
END
14.
_n_n_
NO
YES
Check Pin
LCD
\^
Check
Pin
of IC7.
-
33
36 of IC7.
unit failure.
23, 24, 26,
y
27
LCD unit
No display^-^ML
at all?
YES
Check that the
connector is properly
connected
the LCD
Check
drive
that
waveform is
Change LCD unit.
END
normal.
Check
power
supply voltages.
5-7
Page 58

Keyboard
buffer
©
Check
cable
Check
at
Check
CN2 Pin 6-8,
if
is
the INT
Pin 76
Replace
keyboard
the
of IC5.
waveform
keyboard
loose.
signal
the
unit.
-
12
16.
Check
Keyboard
1
IC5 and
failure.
IC1.
unit
Check
Pin
Normal?
["YES
-
11
of
IC6,
END
12,
14
NO
24,
-
D8 and Pin
~
25
29 of IC6.
Check Dl
-
20
-
19
5-8
Page 59

BUZZER
check
Distorted wave
Check if connector
CN7
is loose.
Check if Sub-PCB
is not connected.
Check the collector
of TR
1.
Cw]
Check R3, D9
and TR
1.
Q
Check the mode
of Buzzer (+5V).
Check TRl:Base.
Low?
Tno
Check TR1, R3
and 09.
YES
\Buzzer failurey>
Check
Pin 3 of IC6.
R4 and
YES
Check cable of Buzzer
Nornal?
NO
Check Sub-PCB.
Check
CN7.
END
5-9
Page 60

IC
Card
Check
if IC
inserted
Check Pin
card
into
3 and 38
is securely
CN1.
of
CN1.
Check
Check
CN1.
ICS.
Check IC5.
5-10
Page 61

Expansion
RAM
8
EXP RAM
Check
if
IS1.
OFF:
Check
signal at
into
power supply
3.0V
Pin 22 of
: Signal
ON
OFF:
inserted
Check the
voltage at Pins
of
Power ON : +5V
(CE1
Power
is securely
IS1.
32 and 30
~
2.3V
IS1
RAM)
EXP
High level
Check the
battery
Check IC4
back-up
and IC 15.
and Rl.
Check
of IS1.
Replace
C
Pin 24 and
Normal?
1YES
RAM.
EXP
END
NO
29
Check IC5.
|
5-11
Page 62

Printer
©
Check
and cable
the
Check
signal
TR11 :
approximately
the connector
printer CN3,
the
(Printer
collector.
Check
Pins
and TR3
the data line
43
connected to
STB
strobe)
10
s
^
~
50 of IC6
-
TRIO.
A=J
Check TR11
and
Pin
51 of IC6.
Check
and
C
Normal?
Busy signal
Pin42
of IC6.
END
YES
NO
TR12
1
Check
TR3
Check IC6 and
IC6 and
-
TRIO.
TR12.
5-12
Page 63

RS-232C
©
a low
Is
at Pin 11 of IC9?
Check Pin 21 of IC9
RESET
Check
\
Check
at Pin
pulse
signal.
the transmission
the CIS
17 of
Low?
available
NO
ES
signal
IC9.
side.
Check IC6,
Check IC5.
y
Check the
Pin 22 of
YES
DSff
IC9.
®
signal
Check
(CTS
Check
(OSR signal)
IC10
signal)
IC10.
5-13
Page 64

©
Check the transmission
data
(TXD)
at Pin 19 of IC9.
Reception side check ,N
<f
Check the
at Pin 23 of IC9.
Check the
data(RXD)
at Pin 2 of CN6.
RTS
signal
reception
Check
(TXD
Check IC11.
(RTS
Check the connectors
and cable for RS-232C.
IC11.
signal)
signal)
Check IC10 and IC11.
END
C
5-14
Page 65

Cassette
Control
Check
cable
©
cassette
if
is loose.
<^Writ ing
Check
to
Pin37
Signal?
YES
Exchange
cable.
Check
and
cassRtte,
of IC6.
NO
cassette
between
RE1.
of
Pin3
Connected?^
ES
>
Check
and
Pin6
[Check TR2,
R14,
IC6.
R15
and REk]
DIP
\Reading
Check Pin4
from
Cassette.
of CN4.
YES
/
Check
and
the
cable.
connector
Check
CN4.
END
C
Check
of IC14.
5-15
if
Pin6
_
VES
©
n n
Check C12,
-
R13,
R8
C13.
Page 66

Check
OUTPUT
Pin
7
signal.
of
IC14
Check
END
IC6.
Check
IC14,R7
and
Rll.
5-16
Page 67

VI. EXPLODED VIEW/PARTS LIST
VI-l.
Exploded View
©-— P2
I
pi
P5
Figure
6-1.
Exploded View
6-
APS1
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VI-2. Electrical Parts
Main PCB Assembly
List
REF.NO.
PCB, Main
Beads
DESCRIPTION
Assy. PCB. Main
BD1-2 BLM41A04 Ferrite Bead Chip
Capacitors
-3
CI
C4-5
C6
C7-8
C9-10
Cll
C12
C13
C14-16
C17-19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29-30
C31
C32
C33
C34
C35
C36
C37-38
C39-43
Ceramic
Ceramic Chip. 0.01/xF
Ceramic Chip, 0.1 ^.F
Ceramic Chip. 33pF 50V. ±5%
Ceramic Chip,
Electrolytic. l^F
Ceramic Chip.
Ceramic Chip. 470pF
Ceramic Chip.
Ceramic Chip,
Ceramic Chip, 0.1 ^F
Ceramic Chip,
Ceramic Chip,
Ceramic Chip, O.Ol^F
Electrolytic, 10/ttF
Ceramic Chip,
Ceramic Chip,
Electrolytic, 1/iF 50V. ±20%
Electrolytic,
Ceramic Chip, 470pF
Ceramic Chip, 2200pF
Film, 4700pF, 50V, ±5%
Electrolytic. %3QpF
Electrolytic, 22^F
Electrolytic.
Electrolytic, 22/xF 25V, ±20%
Electrolytic, 10/aF
Ceramic Chip, 22pF
Chip. O.l^iF 50/25
50/25V,
50/25
50/25
/nF
0.1
50V,
±20%
50/25
/uF
0.1
25V,
Q.ljttF
0.01/aF
O.Ol^xF 50/25V, ±10%
Q.lftF
O.lfiF
0.01/xF 50/25V, ±10%
330/i.F 16V. ±20%
47/j.F 25V. ±20%
50/25
50/25V, ±10%
50/25
50/25
50/25V,
16V,
±20%
50/25V, +80,
25V,
25V,
10V,
25V,
±20%
25V,
±20%
50V,
V,
V,
V,
V,
±5%
V,
V,
V,
±5%
±20%
+20%
+80,
±10%
+80,
+80,
+80,
+80.
+80,
+80,
±10%
±10%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
20%
20%
20%
20%.
20%
20%
20%
20%
RS PART NO. MFR's
30002030
61500160
50300520
50300560
50300520
50300530
50300520
5000140
50300520
50300540
503CX)520
50300560
50300520
50300560
50300520
50300560
50001050
50300520
50300560
50001040
50001060
50300540
50300550
50200100
50001400
50001080
50001090
50001080
50001100
50300580
PART NO.
Connectors
CN1
CN2
CN3
CN5
CN6
CN7
Diodes
Dl-S
D9
D10
D1I
D12
D13
14-1
D
D16
D17
Male, IC Card connector, 38pin
Female, FPC Connector,
Female,
Female, FPC Connector, 14pin
Male, RS-232C DB-9
Male, SUB-PCB. 5pin
RLS-73, Silicon
PRINTER DB-25pin
DAN202K, Silicon
RLS-73, Silicon
DAN202K. Silicon
RLS-73, Silicon
RB400D,
RLS-73. Silicon
RBI 10C, Schottky
RLS-92, Silicon
Schottky
16pin
30501300
30501310
30501350
30501320
30501340
30501330
40400210
40400220
40400210
40400220
40400210
40400240
40400210
40400250
40400230
6-2
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REF.NO.
D18
D19-20
D21
Filters
Fl-2
Ferrite Core
FC1
Integrated Circuits
IC1
IC2
IC4
IC5
IC6
IC7
K3
IC9
(CIO
ICI1
IC12
IC13
IC14
IC15
DESCRIPTION RS PART NO.
RBI IOC. Silicon
RLS-92.
RLS-73,
TH3820B. Four-Terminal Filler Type, Filmac
2643-002402,
D70O08A-6,
D23C2O0OG,
C9(TC4S66F). CMOS
M600
M60O11-O152FP, Gate Array, CMOS
M6255, LCD Controller, CMOS
D43257GLM0L/12L
M5M5256FP-10L/12L
HM62256LFP-8T/10T/125
SRM20256LM-12,
D71051GU,
DS14C89AM. RS232C
DS14C88M, RS232C
HC14. HEX Schmitt-Trigger
HC74. D-Flip-Flop, CMOS
2903, Comparator,
T529L, Reset IC
Silicon
Silicon
Fernte Core
6MHz, CPU, CMOS
2Mbit, MASK ROM, CMOS
14-01
42FP, Gate Array, CMOS
SRAM,
Serial Controller
Receiver,
Driver,
Linear-IC
COMS
CMOS
Inverter,
CMOS
CMOS
MFR's PART NO.
40400250
40400230
40400210
61500180
61500190
40000820
42100060
42006010
4tXXX)840
40000850
40<XX>750
42100070
40000870
42000020
42000030
40300410
40300380
41600060
42000040
IC Socket
1S1
Jack
JAC1
Coil Inductors
LI
L2
L3-4
Resistors
K1
(All resistors are 1/10W,
R2
R3
R4
R>
R6
R7
RS-10
Rll
R12-13
R14
R15
R16-17
R18-19
R20
R2I
R22
Socket, 32pin
IC
JACK AC
CHKL-01,
SP0406-390k-6, 39^H
LQH3C220K03MOO-01. 22ju.H, 250mA,
47
K ohm
1M ohm
ohm5 1300840
10K
27 K ohm
100K ohm
200 ohm
IK ohm
12K ohm
1M ohm
2.2K ohm
2K ohm
220 ohm
100K ohm
10K ohm
100K ohm
IK ohm
200 ohm
15/xH, 1A
±5%,
Metal Glaze Chip)
Chip
31600050
31000040
61 100080
611Q009O
61100100
51300920
51300960
51300880
300930
5 1
51300740
51300790
5 1 300850
51300960
51300820
51300810
51300750
51300930
300840
5 1
51300930
300790
1
5
300740
5 1
b-3
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rf:f.no.
23-24
R
R25 200 ohm
R26-27
R28
R29
R30
R32
R33-34
R35 620K
R36
R37
R38
R39
R40
R41-42 39K. ohm
R43
R44
DESCRIPTION
10OK ohm
10K ohm
510 ohm
4.7K ohm
30K ohm
620 ohm
100K ohm
ohm
100K ohm
15K ohm
100K ohm
10K ohm
100K ohm
10K ohm
ohm
330K
R45 100K ohm
R46 10K ohm
R47 18K ohm
R48 100K
R49
R50-52
R53-54
R55
R56
R57 820K
ohm
47K ohm
10K ohm
4.7K ohm
IK ohm
470 ohm
ohm
R58 15K ohm
R59 10
R60
R61
R62
R63
ohm
10K ohm
IK ohm
33K ohm
20K ohm
R64 IK ohm
R66-R81 IK
ohm
PART NO.
RS
MFR's
51300930
51300740
51300840
51300770
51300830
5 1 300890
51300780
51300930
5 1 300950
51300930
51300860
51300930
51300840
51300930
51300910
5
300840
1
51300940
51300930
51300840
51301050
51300930
300920
5 1
300840
5 1
51300830
51300790
51300760
51301410
51300860
51300730
51300840
51300790
51300970
51300870
51300790
300790
5 1
PART NO.
Resistor
Networks:
RA1-2
RA3
RA4-5
RA6
Relay
RE1
Switches
SW1
SW2
SW3
Transformer
T1
Transistors
TR1
TR2-13
resistor networks arc
100K ohm
10K ohm
100K ohm
10K ohm
24V
DC. 1A
X
X
g
X
X
8
HKW0614-01-010, Reset
KMC-V01AV, Power
SSF-022Z,
Protect
1/8W,
8
5
Switch
Switch
Switch
CHKT-01. Transformer DC/DC
2SC2412K,
DTC114EK,
NPN type
NPN type (Dcgitra)
-5%
Converter
6-4
51500570
51500400
51500610
500400
5 1
32200020
31200570
31200560
31200580
61200320
41000230
41000250
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REF.NO.
TR14
TR15
TR16-18
TR19
TR20-22
TR23
TR24
TR25
TR26
TR27-28
TR29
TR30
TR31
Potentiometer
VR1
Trimmer Resistor
VR2
DESCRIPTION
2SAI037K. PNP type
2SC2412K, NPN type
DTC114EK. NPN type (Degitra)
2SA1037K,
2SC2412K,
DTA114EK, PNP type
2SC2412K,
2SA1037K, PNP type
DTC114EK, NPN type
2SC2412K,
2SA1037K.
2SC3518K-Z,
DTA114EK,
100K ohm,
5K ohm,
PNP type
NPN type
NPN type
type
NPN
PNP type
type
NPN
PNP type
1/10W, ±30%
1/10W, Chip
(Degitra)
(Degitra)
PART NO.
RS
MFR's PART NO.
40800130
41000230
41000250
40800130
41000230
40800140
41000230
40800130
41000250
41000230
40800130
41000240
40800140
51400100
51400110
Wire
UL1007,
Ceramic Resonator
XI
Zener Diodes
ZD1-3
TR-64,
ZD4
X
24
1
AWG
5.53MHz
MZK4B/RLZJ3.9A
MZK7A/RLZ6.8C
GREEN
WIRE-GREEN
60400250
62000260
40500420
40500490
6-5
Page 72

LCD Unit
REF.NO. DESCRIPTION
Capacitors
LC1-6
LCB
LCbl-5
LCP6
Connector
Electro!ytic,4.7 jiF,35V
Electrolytic,4.7 jrF,35V
Not used
Electrolytic.4.7
^F,35V
LCN1 Female, FPC, 14pin
Integrated Circuits
LIC1-6
LIC7
LIC8
LIC9
Transistors
LQ1-2
Resisters
LR1-2
LR3
LR4-5
LRh
M5299/M5299A,
M5298B/M5298A,
2902M/UPC324G/BA 1 0324F/AN 1 324NS, OP-
Amplifier
E5021
Kohm.
PNP
1/8W,
1/8W,
1/8W,
type
2SA1235,
7.5 Kohm, 1/8W, ±1%. Metal Glaze Chip
39 Kohm,
7.5
100 ohm,
Common
Segment
Driver
Driver
±2%. Metal Glaze Chip
±1%. Mela! Glaze Chip
±2%,
Metal Glaze Chip
RS PART NO. MFR's PART NO.
50001140
50001140
50001140
30501420
40000970
40000960
41600070
42000090
408(H) 180
51300980
300990
5 1
51300980
51300100
6-6
Page 73

Mechanical and
Assembly Parts
REI.NO.
PI
P2
BC1
P3
P4
P6
PS
P7
P8
P9
P10
P11
P12
APS I
P13
P14
PI7 PCB. SUB
P15
PI
HWK1
PI
9
PI
P20
P21
P22
BATT-I Battery,
BZ-1 Buzzer,
CN4-ASSY
CN7-ASSY
FFC-1
DESCRIPTION
Top. Black
Case,
Power
Assembly,
Stand
Cover, Battery,
Cover. Battery. Backup.
Label
Shield
Insulator, PCB. MAIN
Knob,
Assembly. PCB, SUB
Spring
Main
Hard
Connector.
Connector. PCB SUB. 5-pin
Cable.
Key, Blue
Case. Bottom
Bottom, Black
Case,
Foot, Rubber,
Strap.
Removal, Battery-
International
Plate, PCB. MAIN
Contrast, Black
Backup Electrode,
Backup Electrode,
Electrode. Negative
electrode. Positive
kit
Ware
Screw,
1.7
Screw, Tapping Btp
Screw, Tapping
Screw,
Screw,
Pan Head,
X
3.5
Tapping Btp 2.6
Tapping Btp 2.6
Lithium.
CB-12H
Female.
Flexible Flat LCD
KEYBOARD Keyboard U.S.A
Assy.
Assy.
Case
Display. LCD
MAIN
PCB,
LCD
PCB, MAIN
S.C-1 Slip
Black
Main. Black
Black
Keyboard
Negative
Positive
Ware kit, M
Hard
X
2.6
Btp 2.6
5
X
X
5
X
8
CR2430
Cassettee Din. 8-pin
14-pin
List
12
QTY
4
5
2
PART NO. MFR's
RS
10000980
20404950
10400420
25000070
11900150
11900130
130
71101
32600070
3320O020
20200210
30002390
32300130
32300140
10
30000
9
90000710
90000700
90000400
9
1 700040
90000590
30900240
31100140
32300120
60500540
60200800
23400030
32500040
30002030
72800140
PART NO-
f>-7
Page 74

Keyboard Unit
RKF.NO. DESCRIPTION QTY RS PART NO. MFR's PART NO.
KI Frame 1 20100130
K2 Membrane 1 30101820
KJ Metal Plate
1
23600230
K5 Guide Chip/Contact Rubber 62 20500070
K6 Click Rubber for Standard
ops
Key!
K7
Click
Rubber
for
Space
Keytops
K8 Spring 2
K9 Crank Guide for Enter Keytop 1
K10 Crank Shaft for Enter Keytop 1
K11 Crank Shaft for Shift Keytop 1
K12
K13
KI4
Crank
Tape 2
Screw
Shaft
for Space Keytop
61 22500050
1
22500060
21900780
24600070
22900090
22900100
1
22900110
23700160
15
90000720
6-8
Page 75

REF.NO. DESCRIPTION QTY RS
KEY TOPS
K15
Set, Keytops
PART
NO.
MFR's PART NO.
22700270
KPQ-1
KPQ-2
KPQ-3
KPQ-4
KPQ-5
KPQ-6
KPQ-7
KPQ-8
KPQ-9
KPQ-10
KPQ-lt
KPQ-1
KPQ-1
Ke
T
°P
y
Key Top
Top
Key
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Top
Key
Key Top fc~
Top
Key
Key Top
Key Top
Top
Key
Key Top
(IT)
HH
fcl
Q
[jj
[f]
[f~
[»~~|
£j
(£]
j^]
}
;
KPQ-1
KPQ-1
KPQ-1
KPQ-1
KPQ-1
KPQ-1
KPQ-20
KPQ-2
KPQ-22
KPQ-23
KPQ 24
KPQ-25
KPQ-26
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Top
Key
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Top
Key
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
-
|
Q
Q
Q
Q
|
Q
D
;
|
KPQ-27
KPQ-28
Key Top
Key Top
El
6-9
Page 76

REF.NO. DESCRIPTION QIY
I
KPQ-29
Key Top
E«tt'
1
RS PART
NO.
MFR's
PART NO.
KPQ-30
KPQ-31
KPQ-32
KPQ-33
KPQ-34
KPQ-35
KPQ-36
KPQ-37
KPQ-38
KPQ-39
KPQ-40
KPQ-41
KPQ-42
Top
Key
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key
Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
....
A
*
5
D
D
1
1
"
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
KPQ-43
KPQ-44
KPQ-45
KPQ-46
KPQ-47
KPQ-48
KPQ-49
KQP-50
KPQ-51
KPQ-52
KPQ-53
KPQ-54
Key Top,
left
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key
Top
Key Top
Key Top
Key Top
right
[
Sh.t,
Sh.il
Q
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6-10
Page 77

REF.NO.
DESCRIPTION
QTY
RS
PART
NO.
MFR's
PART NO.
KPQ-55
KPQ-56
KPQ-57
KPQ-58
KPQ-59
KPQ-60
K.PQ-61
KPQ-62
Key Top
Key Top
Top
Key
Space
Top
Key
Top
Key
Top
Key
Top
Key
key
[<-°<*
*"*
Pg On
Up
I
6-11
Page 78
Page 79

VII.
PCB
VIEWS
VIM.
Main PCB
Top
View
Figure
7-1.
Main PCB Top View
7-1
Page 80

VII-2.
Main
PCB
Bottom View
Figure
7-2.
Main
7-2
PCB Bottom
View
Page 81

VII-3. LCD PCB
View
^ill
BUM
iiiiiiiii.
Smri
iiiiiiniii
1
;
r3
Figure
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniit
iiiiiiniii
to
7-3.
rl
%
LCD
=i
PCB
View
7-3
Page 82
Page 83

VIII. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
VIII-l. Main PCB
Circuit
Diagrams
CPU
PART
c
o.ijj
+5V
.£
RFSH-
CLOCK-
RESET-
INT-
_NHI-
WAIT.
+5V
RA4
100K*5
MERQ
PUP
ICi
JJPD7000BA
1
26
25
23
12
13
21
11
17
33
39
VCC
VSS
RFSH
CLOCK
RESET
IFFf
NRI
WAIT
R5
WR
TORQ
MERQ
BUSRQ
NC
NC
NC
NC
AO
Al
A2
A3
A4
A5
AB
A7
A8
A9
AiO
All
A12
A13
A14
A15
DO
Dl
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
HALT
BUSAK
Ml
27
26
29
30
31
32
34
35
36
37
3B
40
41
42
43
44
10
8
14
20
24
RA1
100KK8
AO
Al
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
AS
A9
AIO
AH
A12
A13
A14
A15
_+5V.
A0-A7 AB-A15
DO
Dl
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
AO.
Ali
A2,
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
AS
A9
AIO
All
A12
A13
R0A14
R0A15
ROA
16
R0A17
RA2
100K*B
+5V
IC2
JUPD23C2000E1
ROMCE
MRD
3if
51
50
49
48
47
45
44
43
42
41
40
38
37
35
C2
"fcu~^
20 21
AO VCC no
Al
ni
A2 D2
A3 nn
A4 D4
A5 m
A6
Dfi
A7
D7
AB
NC
A9 NC
AIO
NC
All
NC
A12 NC
A13 NC
A14 NC
A15 NC
A16 NC
A17 NC
NC
CE NC
RD NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
52"
24"
56"
VSS
32
10
TT
IB"
IB"
30~~
54~
TT"
IS"
14
15"
TT
m
23
25
27
28
29
36
39
52~
RA3
10K*B
ADDRESS
BUS
D0-D7
,
DO
Dl
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
AO
Al
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
AB
A9
AIO
All
A12
A13
A14
RAA15-
RAA16 _
DATA
BUS
+BACK
IS 1
OPTrON
RAM
SOCKET
12
TT
TO
"37
"SB
"53"
25
S
28
31
OPR*MCS-
C3
t
lu
AO
Al
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
AIO
All
A12
A13
A14
A15
A1B
32
?CC~
DO
Dl
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
CE2/VCC
CE1
m
WR
VSS
13
TT
T5~
TT
TB"
T9"
25"
2T~
30
22
24
29
-=-
+BACK^
O.OImF
DO
D2
03
D4
D5
D6
D7
+BACK
RAMRD
RAMWR
Rl
+BACK
J
47K
+5V
1
3
SC14S66F
IC4
ICI.
2,
4
Rl
Cl-3. 5
RA1-4
IS 1
8-1
Page 84

GATE ARRAY 1 & IC CARD
IC5
R2
RA5
CB-9
XI
CN1
BD1
F2
8-2
Page 85

GATE ARRAY 2
IC6,
14
TR1-13. 31
Dl-10. 21
03-19
C10-13
HA6
RE1
CN2-4. 7
BZ1
SW1
TO KEYBOARD
*5V
IC6
SATE ARRAY 2
ADDRESS BUS
AO
Al
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A15
DATA BUS
+5V
RA6
10K*8
CN2
TTTTTTTT
xo
XI
X2
X3
X4
X5
X6
X7
YO
Yl
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
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Page 86

LCDC
DATA flUS
ADDRESS BUS
R-DATA BUS
+
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RD1
RD2
RD3
RD4
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21
20
19
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17
16
15
14
13
12
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55
56
57
58
59
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RD1
RD2
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RD4
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80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73,
72
71
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MAI
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8-4
Page 87

RS-232C
+5V
DATA BUS
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Page 88

POWER
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Page 89

DC-DC CONVERTER
CONT
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8-7
Page 90
Page 91

APPENDICIES
Page 92
Page 93

A. LCD
Application
1,
specifications shall be applied to
These
Composition
2.
SPECIFICATIONS
Dot
Matrix LCD MODULE
H406OH-YR.
Display type
Dot structure
Driving
Connector
Diagram
Block
method
IC7
yellow mode,
STN,
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480
1/64 duty Multiplex
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Page 94

3. Mechanical
Specifications
Item
Module size
Effective viewing
Weight
Note: Moduie
Dot
Dimensional
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area
size
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260
218 (W)
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A-2
Page 95

Electrical
4,
4-1.
Absolute
Specifications
Maximum
Ratings
Supply
Supply
Input
Storage
Operating
4-2.
Supply
circuit
Supply
driving
voltage
voltage
voltage
Electrical
voltage for
voltage
FRAME
voltage
Input
Current
for logic
for LCD
temperature
temperature
Characteristics
Item
for
frequency
H
L
consumption
Item
circuit
driving
Vdd
logic
LCD Vdd
level
^^
Symbol Test
-
Vss
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Veh
FRAME
f
VtH
VIL
Iss Ta
Vdd
Vdd
Vdd
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Vo= Vee
fFRAME=70
condition
-
Vss
=
25°C
-
Vss
-
Vee
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-
Vdd
-
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=
=
5.0V
=
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Hz
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-
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-
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4.5
9.0
—
10%
±
0.8VDD
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—
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+
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30.0
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40
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2.3
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28.0
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0.2VDD
2.4
4.7
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Unit
V
V
Hz
V
V
mA
mA
4-3.
Operating
The contrast
Adjust
The
the contrast by
following
Ta=0°C
=
Ta
=
Ta
voltage for LCD
the liquid
of
values
are recommended.
25*C
40°C
driving
crystal
varying Vo as
display
depends
necessary.
*
VoD>Vss>VogVEE
on
viewing
angle, ambient
15.5Vtyp
14.3Vtyp
13.7Vtyp
temperature, and
0°,
=
operating
0°
=
voltage,
etc.
A-3
Page 96

4-4,
Vo
adjusting
circuit
R1 +R2+ VR
=
~
VDD
VO
777777
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10~
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18.7V- 11.7V
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A-3. Vo Adjusting
Circuit
A-4
Page 97

Interface
5.
5-1. Terminal
Specifications
Assignment
Pin
Pin No.
14
Vo
Vee
Vss
Vdd
DISP.
NC (FG)
CP
LOAD
DF
FRAME
D3
1
2
3
4
5
fi
7
8
9
10
-
11
5-2. Relationships
Symbol
OFF
-
DO
of
#1
#2
DATA
—
cm
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Input
w
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Supply
GND
+ 5V (Supply
Low
Hi
No
Shift
Signal
DATA &
A.C.
Start
DATA
Signal
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D,
Da
D-,
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Voltage
level
:
level
connection
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register clock
latching
for
GOmmmon
signal for
signal of
Input
and LCD
-*
D4. D8,
—
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—
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D6, D10
D2.
D1. D5,
for LCD
for
voltage
becomes
LCD
operates
LCD
display
each
signal <Fig.
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D12
D11
D9
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LCD
logic
for
non-visual.
normally.
pulse for
shift
1 line
driver DATA
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cycle
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Screen
Page 98

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Page 99

5-4.
Switching
Characteristics
Vnn 5V ± 10%
Item
CP frequency
CP LOAD
DATA
-
DO
LOAD SET
LOAD
DATA HOLD
-*
CP
LOAD
FRAME
FRAME
FRAME
FRAME
LOAD
LOAD
RISE & FALL TIME
CP
LOAD RISE &
DF RISE &
pulse
SET UP
-*
D3
CP
UP TIME
«-*
CP TIME
-
D3
DO
-*
FRAME
-*
LOAD TIME
SET UP TIME
-*
LOAD
HOLD TIME
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FRAME
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DF DELAY TIME
FALL TIME
TIME
TIME
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width
TIME
TIME
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125
100
125
200
100
300
300
100
100
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300
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50
100
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5-5.
Input Capacitance
FRAME
DF
LOAD
CP
D3-D0
Signal
Input Capacitance
15 Typ
40 Typ
45 Typ
35 Typ
35 Typ
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A-7
Page 100

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