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8 / 22 page FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION (continued) Display The M494 is capable of directly driving a 1 digit common anode LED display at the max. sink cur- rent of 15mA per segment. The h+i pin is capable of sinking a max. current of 30mA so that these two segments can be driven from the same pin and be the same brightness as the other segments. On instruction from the internal command decoder the display shows programme number, direction of analog control movement, decade change or Mem- ory Addressing function active. Analog controls in this context are defined as Tuning, Volume, Con- trast, Saturation & Brightness. The formats of the display for analog control direction, decade change and Memory Addressing are shown below respec- tively : For the analog controls the above condition is displayed with an ”overrun” time of 300ms. i.e. the display will show the ”arrows” for a period of 300ms after the release of any analog control up or down key. The Memory Addressing function display flashes at 5Hz after the Memory Addressing function is commanded and continues to flash until a programme is selected or any other command is given. In 1 * the g segment only flashes at 5Hz and continues to flash until a programme number is selected or any other command is given. If in Memory Addressing and 1 * is pressed then the display above is shown with segments g & d only flashing at 5Hz until a programme number is se- lected or any other commands is given. When Store or Set Skip Flag commands are executed the whole display is flashed at 5Hz for 1 second. Keyboard It is possible to implement a keyboard with a max. size of 35 keys as a 5 x 7 array. Fig. 8 shows the arrangement of the key matrix. Each key connects a row (a-g) with a column (D0-D4) with a max. resistance of 10k Ω. De-bounce logic is integrated on the chip that only allows acceptance of a com- mand if the key is closed for longer than 40ms except for the On/Standby and On/Off commands where the relevant keys must be closed for approxi- mately 100ms. This is equivalent to 2 received RC commands). UP DOWN MEMORY ADDRESSING |* I* AND MEM. ADDR. For the main keyboard matrix (a-g x D0-D4), if the logic detects two keys closed simultaneously the display is blanked to indicate this condition to the user and no command is executed. When the logic detects only one key pressed the display will re-il- luminate and the command be executed. This avoids confusion as to which command should be executed and provides feed back to the user. For the Option select line all options/commands can be active simultaneously. 1 * mode or decade mode can be selected on the option select line by the presence of a diode or not respectively. These two modes are only active for the 20 program option and are described below : In 1 * mode the display will toggle in & out of the condition shown in the Display Section. Access to programs in the first decade is made by simply pressing any 0-9 program key and access to pro- grams in the second decade, whatever the current program is made by pressing 1 * followed by any 0-9 program key. In decade mode on pressing either ±10 (decade) keys the display will light or extinguish the half digit respectively and simultaneously effect the tuning information. e.g. if the device is in program 3 press- ing + 10 (decade) key will give program 13 and then pressing - 10 (decade) key will give program 3. Pressing - 10 (decade) again will have no effect. The 20 program option select acts like an enable for the 1 * or decade modes. i.e. the 1 * or decade modes are only selectable in the 20 program op- tion. In 16 program option the function of the 1* key, program key 0, -10 (decade) & + 10 (decade) are changed to no function, programme 10, 11 & 12 respectively. i.e. The difference between fig. 7 & 8 for those keys that change function. If the 1 * key is pressed followed by brightness up for example the device will increase the brightness only and reset the 1 * command i.e. the last command from any command source will al- ways be executed if it is a single keystroke command and the 1 * command will be reset by it. It is possible to press the 1 * key on the keyboard and then a program 0-9 command from RC or Data command sources or vice versa. Thus there are 2 methods of selecting a program from the keyboard for the 16 program option : direct access (only up to 12 programs) or Memory sequence up/down. And there are 3 methods of selecting a program from the keyboard for the 20 program option : 1 * mode, decade mode and Memory sequence up/down. M494 8/22 |
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