LC450210PCH
1/8 to 1/16 Duty Dot Matrix LCD
Controller Driver
Overview
The LC450210PCH is the 1/8 to 1/16 duty dot matrix LCD controller driver. By
controlling this driver with a microcontroller, it is used in applications such as
character display and simple graphic display etc. This driver can drive a LCD
panel of up to 3,200 dots (16 16 dot font: 1-line display of up to 12 digits and
128 segments, 5 7 dot font: 2-line display of up to 40 digits). The operating
temperature range is from 40 to +105C.
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Features
1. Selectable duty ratio by serial data: 1/8 duty to 1/16 duty
1/8 duty: 8 200 = 1,600 dots
1/11 duty: 11 200 = 2,200 dots
1/14 duty: 14 200 = 2,800 dots
1/9 duty: 9 200 = 1,800 dots
1/12 duty: 12 200 = 2,400 dots
1/15 duty: 15 200 = 3,000 dots
1/10 duty: 10 200 = 2,000 dots
1/13 duty: 13 200 = 2,600 dots
1/16 duty: 16 200 = 3,200 dots
2. Selectable LCD bias voltage ratio by serial data: 1/4 bias or 1/5 bias
3. Selectable inversion drive of LCD drive waveform by serial data: line inversion or frame inversion
4. Adjustable frame frequency of common and segment output waveforms and clock frequency of voltage booster by
serial data, for preventing interference with the frequency of the backlight.
5. Selectable operation modes by serial data: power-saving mode (maintains display data),
the state of display (ON, all ON, all OFF, all forced OFF)
6. Built-in oscillator circuit (built-in resistor and capacitor for oscillation)
7. Selectable fundamental clock operating modes by serial data: internal oscillator operating mode or external clock
operating mode
8. Input of serial data supports CCB* format (for 5 V and 3 V)
9. Selectable voltage range of power supply for logic block by setting REGE pad
(VDD): +4.5 V to +5.5 V (5 V power supply (REGE = VDD))
+2.7 V to +3.6 V (3 V power supply (REGE = VSS))
10. Built-in quadruple and quintuple voltage booster with discharge function
Base voltage of boosting (VBTI2): +3.2 V (Typ.)
(5 V power supply (REGE = VDD))
(VBTI1=VBTI2): +2.7 V to VDD[V] (3 V power supply (REGE = VSS))
11. Power supply for LCD driver block (VLCD): +16.0 V (Typ.)
(VDD = 5 V, Quintuple voltage booster is used.)
+16.5 V
(VDD = 3.3 V, Quintuple voltage booster is used.)
+4.5 V to +16.5 V (range with external power supply)
12. Built-in contrast adjuster
LCD drive bias voltage (VLCD0): +4.65 V to +13.5 V (Typ.) (VDD = 5 V, Quintuple voltage booster is used.)
+4.65 V to +14.1 V
(VDD = 3.3 V, Quintuple voltage booster is used.)
+4.65 V to +14.1 V
(VLCD = 16.5 V with external power
supply)
____
13. The initialization of this driver and the prevention of an unintended display are controllable by setting RES pad.
14. Wide range of operating temperature: 40 to +105C
15. CMOS process and chip with Au bumps
* Computer Control Bus (CCB) is an ON Semiconductor’s original bus format and
the bus addresses are controlled by ON Semiconductor.
ORDERING INFORMATION
See detailed ordering and shipping information on page 53 of this data sheet.
© Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC, 2017
August 2017 - Rev. 2
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LC450210PCH
Specifications
Absolute Maximum Ratings at Ta = 25C, VSS = 0 V
Parameter
Supply voltage
Symbol
VDD max
VLCD max
VIN1
Input voltage
Output voltage
Input / Output voltage
Output current
Conditions
VDD,
REGE = VDD
VDD,
REGE = VSS
Ratings
Unit
0.3 to +6.0
0.3 to +4.2
VLCD (Note.1)
____
CE, CL, DI, RES, TSIN1 to TSIN4, OSCI
____
CE, CL, DI, RES, TSIN1 to TSIN4, OSCI,
Supply more than 2.7 V to VDD before VIN1 is input.
0.3 to +17.0
0.3 to +4.2
0.3 to +6.0
VIN2
VBTI1
0.3 to VDD+0.3
VIN3
REGE
0.3 to +6.0
VIN4
VLCD5 (Note.1)
0.3 to VLCD+0.3
VOUT1
VLCD
0.3 to VLCD+0.3
VOUT2
S1 to S200, COM1 to COM16
0.3 to VLCD+0.3
VOUT3
CP12N, CP34N, VLOGIC, TSOUT1 to TSOUT3, TSO,
VDD ≤ 3.9V (REGE=VSS)
0.3 to VDD+0.3
CP12N, CP34N, VLOGIC, TSOUT1 to TSOUT3, TSO,
VDD > 3.9V (REGE=VDD)
0.3 to +4.2
VINOUT1
CP1P, CP2P, CP3P, CP4P
0.3 to VLCD+0.3
VINOUT2
VLCD0, VLCD1, VLCD2, VLCD3, VLCD4 (Note.1)
0.3 to VLCD+0.3
VINOUT3
VBTI2,
VBTI1 ≤ 3.9 V (REGE = VSS)
0.3 to VBTI1+0.3
VBTI2,
VBTI1 > 3.9 V (REGE = VDD)
-0.3 to +4.2
IOUT1
VLCD
IOUT2
S1 to S200
IOUT3
COM1 to COM16
V
V
V
V
8
0.3
mA
1
Operating temperature
Topr
40 to +105
°C
Storage temperature
Tstg
55 to +125
°C
(Note.1) Follow a condition of VLCD VLCD0 > VLCD1 > VLCD2 > VLCD3 > VLCD4 > VLCD5.
Stresses exceeding those listed in the Maximum Ratings table may damage the device. If any of these limits are exceeded, device functionality should not be assumed,
damage may occur and reliability may be affected.
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Allowable Operating Ranges at Ta = 40 to +105C, VSS = 0 V
Parameter
Symbol
VDD
Supply voltage
VLCD
VBTI1
Input base voltage for
voltage booster
VBTI2
VLCD0
Input voltage for LCD
drive bias voltage
generator
Input High-level
voltage
Min.
VDD,
REGE = VDD
VDD,
REGE = VSS
VLCD,
When VLCD is supplied from the outside.
VBTI1,
VDD = 4.5 V to 5.5 V (REGE = VDD),
Quadruple/Quintuple voltage booster is used.
VBTI1, VBTI2 (VBTI1 = VBTI2),
VDD = 2.7 V to 3.6 V (REGE = VSS),
Quadruple voltage booster is used.
VBTI1, VBTI2 (VBTI1 = VBTI2),
VDD = 2.7 V to 3.3 V (REGE = VSS),
Quintuple voltage booster is used.
VLCD0,
Contrast adjuster is not used.
Typ.
Unit
Max.
4.5
5.5
2.7
3.6
4.5
16.5
4.5
VDD
2.7
VDD
(≤ 3.6)
2.7
VDD
(≤ 3.3)
V
V
V
4.5
(Note. 1)
(Note. 1)
VLCD
(Note. 1)
V
VLCD1
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD1, VLCD2, VLCD3, VLCD4,
LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used.
(Note.1)
V
VLCD5
VLCD5
0
(Note.1)
V
VIH1
VIH2
Input Low-level
voltage
Ratings
Conditions
VIL1
VIL2
External clock
input frequency
fCK
External clock duty
DCK
____
CE, CL, DI, RES, OSCI
VDD = 4.5 V to 5.5 V (REGE = VDD)
____
CE, CL, DI, RES, OSCI
VDD = 2.7 V to 3.6 V (REGE = VSS)
REGE
____
CE, CL, DI, RES, TSIN1 to TSIN4, OSCI
VDD = 4.5 V to 5.5 V (REGE = VDD)
____
CE, CL, DI, RES, TSIN1 to TSIN4, OSCI
VDD = 2.7 V to 3.6 V (REGE = VSS)
REGE
OSCI,
External clock operating mode [Fig.1]
OSCI,
External clock operating mode [Fig.1]
0.5VDD
5.5
0.8VDD
3.6
0.8VDD
5.5
0
0.2VDD
0
0.2VDD
0
0.2VDD
V
V
100
300
600
kHz
30
50
70
%
Data setup time
tds
CL, DI
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
Data hold time
tdh
CL, DI
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
CE wait time
tcp
CE, CL
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
CE setup time
tcs
CE, CL
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
CE hold time
tch
CE, CL
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
tH
CL
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
tL
CL
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
Rise time
tr
CE, CL, DI
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
Fall time
tf
[Fig.2], [Fig.3]
160
ns
Reset pulse
minimum width
twres
CE, CL, DI
____
RES
High-level
clock pulse width
Low-level
clock pulse width
[Fig.5] to [Fig.8]
1.0
ms
(Note.1) Follow a condition of VLCD VLCD0 > VLCD1 > VLCD2 > VLCD3 > VLCD4 > VLCD5.
Functional operation above the stresses listed in the Recommended Operating Ranges is not implied. Extended exposure to stresses beyond the Recommended
Operating Ranges limits may affect device reliability.
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Electrical Characteristics in the Allowable Operating Ranges
Parameter
Hysteresis
Input High-level
Symbol
VH
CE, CL, DI,
____
RES, OSCI
IIH1
CE,
____CL, DI,
RES, OSCI
current
IIH2
Input Low-level
current
PAD
IIL1
REGE
CE,
____CL, DI,
RES,
TSIN1 to TSIN4,
Conditions
Ratings
Min.
Typ.
VDD = 4.5 V to 5.5 V (REGE = VDD)
0.03VDD
VDD = 2.7 V to 3.6 V (REGE = VSS)
0.05VDD
Max.
V
VI = 3.6 V
5.0
VI = 5.5 V,
Supply more than 2.7 V to VDD before VI is input.
5.0
VI = 5.5 V
5.0
5.0
VI = 0 V
Unit
A
A
REGE, OSCI
VDD = 5.5 V, VBTI1 = 5.5 V, REGE = VDD,
Quadruple voltage booster is used.
Contrast adjuster is used.
LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
2,050
4,100
2,550
5,100
Common and segment outputs are open.
IBTI1
VBTI1
display on (normal display)
VDD = 5.5 V, VBTI1 = 5.5 V, REGE = VDD,
Quintuple voltage booster is used.
Contrast adjuster is used.
LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
Common and segment outputs are open.
display on (normal display)
Input current for
VDD = 3.6 V, VBTI1 = VBTI2 = 3.6 V,
REGE = VSS,
voltage booster
A
Quadruple voltage booster is used.
Contrast adjuster is used.
2,000
4,000
2,500
5,000
LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
Common and segment outputs are open.
IBTI2
VBTI2
display on (normal display)
VDD = 3.3 V, VBTI1 = VBTI2 = 3.3 V,
REGE = VSS,
Quintuple voltage booster is used.
Contrast adjuster is used.
LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
Common and segment outputs are open.
display on (normal display)
ON-resistance of
segment driver
RONS
S1 to S200
output
20
k
20
k
VLCD1 to VLCD5 = 1/5 bias (with external input)
ON-resistance of
common driver
VLCD = 4.5 V (with external supply),
VLCD0 = 4.5 V (with external input),
RONC
COM1 to COM16
output
VLCD = 4.5 V (with external supply),
VLCD0 = 4.5 V (with external input),
VLCD1 to VLCD5 = 1/5 bias (with external input)
VBTI1 = 4.5 V to 5.5 V (REGE = VDD)
Voltage booster is used.
VBTI2
VBTI2
Contrast adjuster is not used.
3.09
3.2
3.3
(VBTI24)
0.4
VBTI24
(VBTI24)
+0.4
(VBTI25)
0.4
VBTI25
16.5
210
300
390
LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used.
No-load.
Quadruple voltage booster is used.
Contrast adjuster is not used.
Output voltage
LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used.
VLCD
VLCD
V
No-load.
Quintuple voltage booster is used.
Contrast adjuster is not used.
LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used.
No-load.
Oscillator
frequency
fosc
Internal clock
generator
Internal oscillator operating mode
kHz
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Parameter
Symbol
PAD
Conditions
Ratings
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
VDD = 3.6 V (REGE = VSS),
communication inactive,
15
Input level is VSS or VDD.
IDD1
VDD
< Power-saving mode >
VDD = 5.5 V (REGE = VDD),
communication inactive,
50
120
100
500
Input level is VSS or VDD.
VDD = 3.6 V (REGE = VSS),
display on (normal display),
internal oscillator operating mode,
Power current
A
communication inactive,
IDD2
VDD
Input level is VSS or VDD.
< Normal mode >
VDD = 5.5 V (REGE = VDD),
display on (normal display),
internal oscillator operating mode,
150
600
500
1,000
communication inactive,
Input level is VSS or VDD.
< Normal mode >
VLCD = 16.5 V (with external supply),
display on (normal display),
ILCD
VLCD
Voltage booster is not used.
Contrast adjuster is used.
LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
Common and segment outputs are open.
Product parametric performance is indicated in the Electrical Characteristics for the listed test conditions, unless otherwise noted. Product performance may not be
indicated by the Electrical Characteristics if operated under different conditions.
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(1) Clock timing of OSCI pad in the external clock operating mode
tCKH
tCKL
fCK=
VIH1
50%
VIL1
OSCI
1
tCKH + tCKL
[kHz]
tCKH
x 100[%]
DCK=
tCKH + tCKL
[Fig.1]
(2) When CL is stopped at the low level
VIH1
CE
VIL1
tL
tH
CL
tf
VIH1
50%
VIL1
tr
tcp
tcs
tch
VIH1
DI
VIL1
tds
tdh
[Fig.2]
(3) When CL is stopped at the high level
VIH1
CE
VIL1
tL
tH
CL
tf
VIH1
50%
VIL1
tr
tcp
tcs
VIH1
DI
VIL1
tds
tdh
[Fig.3]
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tch
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S1
S200
COM1
COM16
Block Diagram
REGE
VBTI1
VBTI2
CP1P
CP12N
CP2P
CP3P
CP34N
CP4P
VOLTAGE
BOOSTER
COMMON DRIVER
SEGMENT DRIVER
LACTH
VLCD
CONTRAST
ADJUSTER
DISPLAY DATA
ADDRESS
VLCD0
VLCD1
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD5
RAM
COUNTER
LCD DRIVE
(16 200 bits)
BIAS VOLTAGE
GENERATOR
INSTRUCTION REGISTER & DECODER
SHIFT REGISTER
____
RES
VDD
TIMING
GENERATOR
REGULATOR
CLOCK
GENERATOR
VSS
CCB INTERFACE
TSIN1 to 4
TSOUT1 to 3
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CE
CL
DI
OSCI
VLOGIC
TSO
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Pad Functions
Handling
Pad Name
Pad No.
Function
Active
I/O
when
unused
This is a power supply for logic block.
VDD
231 to 234
REGE = VDD: Supply a voltage from 4.5 V to 5.5 V to VDD.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
O
OPEN
-
I
-
These are segment driver outputs.
-
O
OPEN
These are common driver outputs.
-
O
OPEN
-
I
OPEN
-
I/O
OPEN
-
I/O
OPEN
REGE = VSS: Supply a voltage from 2.7 V to 3.6 V to VDD.
In addition, make sure to connect a capacitor between VDD and VSS.
VSS
VLOGIC
226 to 229,
235 to 243
216
Make sure to connect VSS to ground.
This is a monitor of a regulator output for logic power supply.
Do not use VLOGIC with an external circuit.
This is an input for controlling the regulator of logic power supply and the regulator of
voltage booster.
Depending on specification of power supply, make sure to connect REGE to VDD or
VSS.
REGE
230
REGE = VDD: 5 V Power supply is used.
The regulator of logic power supply runs.
The regulator of voltage booster runs.
REGE = VSS: 3 V Power supply is used.
The regulator of logic power supply stops.
The regulator of voltage booster stops.
S1 to 200
2 to 201
COM1 to 8,
313 to 320,
COM9 to16
210 to 203
This is an input for a base voltage for voltage booster.
< When voltage booster is used >
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VBTI1 and VSS.
VBTI1
244 to 248
REGE = VDD: Input the voltage from 4.5 V to VDD[V] to VBTI1.
REGE = VSS: Connect VBTI1 to VBTI2, and Input the voltage from 2.7 V to VDD[V] to
VBTI1.
(When quadruple booster is used : VBTI1 ≤ 3.6 V,
When quintuple booster is used : VBTI1 ≤ 3.3 V)
< When voltage booster is not used >
Make sure to open VBTI1.
This is an input-output for a base voltage for voltage booster.
< When voltage booster is used >
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VBTI2 and VSS.
REGE = VDD: VBTI2 outputs a base voltage for voltage booster.
VBTI2
249 to 253
REGE = VSS: Connect VBTI1 to VBTI2, and Input the voltage from 2.7 V to VDD[V] to
VBTI1.
(When quadruple booster is used : VBTI1 ≤ 3.6 V,
When quintuple booster is used : VBTI1 ≤ 3.3 V)
< When voltage booster is not used >
Make sure to open VBTI2.
These are Input-outputs for voltage booster.
< When quadruple voltage booster is used >
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP1P(+) and CP12N(-).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP2P(+) and CP12N(-).
CP1P,
254 to 257,
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP3P(+) and CP34N(-).
CP12N,
258 to 264,
Make sure to connect CP4P and VLCD.
CP2P,
265 to 268,
CP3P,
269 to 272,
CP34N,
273 to 279,
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP1P(+) and CP12N(-).
CP4P
280 to 283
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP2P(+) and CP12N(-).
< When quintuple voltage booster is used >
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP3P(+) and CP34N(-).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between CP4P(+) and CP34N(-).
< When voltage booster is not used >
Make sure to open CP1P, CP12N, CP2P, CP3P, CP34N and CP4P.
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Handling
Pad Name
Pad No.
Function
Active
I/O
when
unused
This is a power supply for LCD driver block.
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD and VSS.
< When voltage booster is used >
VLCD
284 to 289
(i) When quadruple booster is used: VLCD outputs the booster voltage (VBTI2 4).
(ii) When quintuple booster is used: VLCD outputs the booster voltage (VBTI2 5).
-
I/O
-
-
I/O
OPEN
-
I/O
OPEN
-
I/O
OPEN
-
I/O
OPEN
< When voltage booster is not used >
Supply a voltage from 4.5 V to 16.5 V to VLCD.
When contrast adjuster is used, follow a condition of VLCD ≥ VLCD0 + 2.4 V.
This is an input-output for the LCD drive bias voltage (High level).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD0 and VLCD5.
< When contrast adjuster is used >
VLCD0 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (High level) set by “Set of display contrast”
VLCD0
290 to 294
instruction (CT0 to CT5).
Follow a condition of VLCD0 ≤ VLCD - 2.4 V.
< When contrast adjuster is not used >
Input the LCD drive bias voltage (High level) to VLCD0 from the outside, and follow a
condition of VLCD1 < VLCD0 ≤ VLCD.
This is an input-output for the LCD drive bias voltage (3/4 level, 4/5 level).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD1 and VLCD5.
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: VLCD1 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (3/4 VLCD0).
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: VLCD1 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (4/5 VLCD0).
VLCD1
306 to 308
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: Input the LCD drive bias voltage (3/4 VLCD0) to VLCD1
from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD2 < VLCD1
< VLCD0.
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: Input the LCD drive bias voltage (4/5 VLCD0) to VLCD1
from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD2 < VLCD1
< VLCD0.
This is an input-output for the LCD drive bias voltage (2/4 level, 3/5 level).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD2 and VLCD5.
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: VLCD2 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (2/4 VLCD0).
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: VLCD2 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (3/5 VLCD0).
VLCD2
300 to 302
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: Input the LCD drive bias voltage (2/4 VLCD0) to VLCD2
from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD4 < VLCD2
< VLCD1.
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: Input the LCD drive bias voltage (3/5 VLCD0) to VLCD2
from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD3 < VLCD2
< VLCD1.
This is an input-output for the LCD drive bias voltage (2/5 level).
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: Make sure to open VLCD3.
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: VLCD3 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (2/5 VLCD0).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD3 and
VLCD3
303 to 305
VLCD5.
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: Make sure to open VLCD3.
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD3 and
VLCD5. Input the LCD drive bias voltage (2/5 VLCD0) to
VLCD3 from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD4 <
VLCD3 < VLCD2.
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Handling
Pad Name
Pad No.
Function
Active
I/O
when
unused
This is an input-output for the LCD drive bias voltage (1/4 level, 1/5 level).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between VLCD4 and VLCD5.
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is used >
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: VLCD4 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (1/4 VLCD0).
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: VLCD4 outputs the LCD drive bias voltage (1/5 VLCD0).
VLCD4
309 to 311
< When LCD drive bias voltage generator is not used >
-
I/O
OPEN
-
I
VSS
-
I
VSS
H
I
(i) When 1/4 bias is used: Input the LCD drive bias voltage (1/4 VLCD0) to VLCD4
from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD5 < VLCD4
< VLCD2.
(ii) When 1/5 bias is used: Input the LCD drive bias voltage (1/5 VLCD0) to VLCD4
from the outside, and follow a condition of VLCD5 < VLCD4
< VLCD3.
VLCD5
295 to 299
This is an input-output for the LCD drive bias voltage (Low level).
Make sure to connect VLCD5 to VSS even if the LCD drive bias generator is not used.
This is an input for the external clock, when external clock operating mode is selected.
OSCI
221
By “Set of display method” instruction,
OC = 0 (internal oscillator operating mode): Make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
OC = 1 (external clock operating mode): OSCI is used to input the external clock.
CE
218
CL
220
DI
219
____
RES
217
These are Inputs for transferring serial data. These pads are connected to a controller.
CE: Chip enables.
I
CL: Synchronous clock.
DI: Transfer data.
This is an input for reset of this LSI.
____
RES = VSS: The state of this LSI is reset.
VSS
-
I
L
I
VSS
-
I
VSS
-
O
OPEN
-
O
OPEN
-
-
OPEN
Refer to about the “System Reset”.
____
RES = VDD: Normal state.
TSIN1 to
TSIN4
TSOUT1 to
TSOUT3
TSO
222 to 225
212 to 214
215
These are inputs for a test.
Make sure to connect these pads to VSS.
These are outputs for a test.
Make sure to open these pads.
These are output for a test.
Make sure to open this pad.
These are dummy pads.
DUMMY
1, 202, 211, 312
These pads are not available. Don’t connect between dummy pads.
Moreover, don’t use them with an external circuit.
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(SDIR = “1”)
address
direction
PGA
address
Page
(SDIR = “0”)
Reversed direction
1
0
Normal direction
Set of
column
D2_1
D2_2
D2_3
D2_4
D2_5
D2_6
D1_1
D1_2
D1_3
D1_4
D1_5
D1_6
D2_8
D2_9
D2_10
D2_11
D2_12
D2_13
D2_14
D2_15
D2_16
01H
D1_8
D1_9
D1_10
D1_11
D1_12
D1_13
D1_14
D1_15
D1_16
00H
D2_7
S199
S200
D1_7
S2
S1
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D3_16
D3_15
D3_14
D3_13
D3_12
D3_11
D3_10
D3_9
D3_8
D3_7
D3_6
D3_5
D3_4
D3_3
D3_2
D3_1
S198
S3
03H
D4_16
D4_15
D4_14
D4_13
D4_12
D4_11
D4_10
D4_9
D4_8
D4_7
D4_6
D4_5
D4_4
D4_3
D4_2
D4_1
S197
S4
04H
D5_16
D5_15
D5_14
D5_13
D5_12
D5_11
D5_10
D5_9
D5_8
D5_7
D5_6
D5_5
D5_4
D5_3
D5_2
D5_1
S196
S5
05H
D6_16
D6_15
D6_14
D6_13
D6_12
D6_11
D6_10
D6_9
D6_8
D6_7
D6_6
D6_5
D6_4
D6_3
D6_2
D6_1
S195
S6
Correspondence of RAM and Segment Output Pad
06H
D7_16
D7_15
D7_14
D7_13
D7_12
D7_11
D7_10
D7_9
D7_8
D7_7
D7_6
D7_5
D7_4
D7_3
D7_2
D7_1
S194
S7
5H
D193_6 D194_6 D195_6 D196_6 D197_6 D198_6 D199_6 D200_6
9H
D9_10 D10_10 D193_10 D194_10 D195_10 D196_10 D197_10 D198_10 D199_10 D200_10
08H
09H
C0H
C1H
C2H
C3H
C4H
C5H
C6H
C7H
D9_16 D10_16 D193_16 D194_16 D195_16 D196_16 D197_16 D198_16 D199_16 D200_16 FH
D9_15 D10_15 D193_15 D194_15 D195_15 D196_15 D197_15 D198_15 D199_15 D200_15 EH
D9_14 D10_14 D193_14 D194_14 D195_14 D196_14 D197_14 D198_14 D199_14 D200_14 DH
D9_13 D10_13 D193_13 D194_13 D195_13 D196_13 D197_13 D198_13 D199_13 D200_13 CH
D9_12 D10_12 D193_12 D194_12 D195_12 D196_12 D197_12 D198_12 D199_12 D200_12 BH
D9_11 D10_11 D193_11 D194_11 D195_11 D196_11 D197_11 D198_11 D199_11 D200_11 AH
D10_9
8H
D9_9
7H
6H
4H
D193_7 D194_7 D195_7 D196_7 D197_7 D198_7 D199_7 D200_7
3H
S1
D193_5 D194_5 D195_5 D196_5 D197_5 D198_5 D199_5 D200_5
S2
S200
D193_4 D194_4 D195_4 D196_4 D197_4 D198_4 D199_4 D200_4
S3
S199
2H
S4
S198
1H
S5
S197
D193_3 D194_3 D195_3 D196_3 D197_3 D198_3 D199_3 D200_3
S6
S196
0H
S7
S195
D193_2 D194_2 D195_2 D196_2 D197_2 D198_2 D199_2 D200_2
S8
S194
D193_1 D194_1 D195_1 D196_1 D197_1 D198_1 D199_1 D200_1
S193
D193_9 D194_9 D195_9 D196_9 D197_9 D198_9 D199_9 D200_9
D10_8
D10_7
D10_6
D10_5
D10_4
D10_3
D10_2
D10_1
S191
S10
D193_8 D194_8 D195_8 D196_8 D197_8 D198_8 D199_8 D200_8
D9_8
D9_7
D9_6
D9_5
D9_4
D9_3
D9_2
D9_1
S192
S9
Column address CRA0 to CRA7
07H
D8_16
D8_15
D8_14
D8_13
D8_12
D8_11
D8_10
D8_9
D8_8
D8_7
D8_6
D8_5
D8_4
D8_3
D8_2
D8_1
S193
S8
Segment output pad
Line
LNA3
to
LNA0
address
LC450210PCH
LC450210PCH
Transfer Format of Serial Data
This LSI has several internal registers. These internal registers are written by CCB interface. Structure of transfer bits
consists of CCB address and instruction data. First 8 bits are CCB address. The subsequent bits are instruction data. The
bit number of instruction data is different depending on an instruction, and these bits are from 16 bits to 272 bits.
The serial data is taken by the positive edge of the CL signal, which is latched by the negative edge of the CE signal.
When the number of data in CE = “High level” period is different from the defined number, LSI does not execute the
instruction and holds the old state. For more information about the number of instruction data, refer to “Instruction
Table”.
(1) When CL is stopped at the low level
CE
CL
DI
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
B0
B1
B2
B3
A0
A1
A2
A3
D0
D1 D2 D3 D4
CCB address
8 bits (fixed)
D270 D271
Instruction data
272 bits (Max.)
(2) When CL is stopped at the high level
CE
CL
DI
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
B0
B1
B2
B3
A0
A1
A2
1
D0 D1 D2 D3 D4
A3
CCB address
8 bits (fixed)
Instruction data
272 bits (Max.)
• B0 to B3, A0 to A3 ········· CCB address is “B2H”
• D0 to D271
········· Instruction data (from 16 bits to 272 bits)
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_m
Dn
Dn
Dn
_m+1 _m+2 _m+3
D
D
D
n+7 n+7 n+8
_m+14 _m+15 _m
D
D
D
n+8 n+8 n+8
_m+1 _m+2 _m+3
···
···
···
0
1
0 DBC
CTC CTC
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
DT0 DT1 DT2 DT3
0
0
DR WVC
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
SC0 SC1
0
0
DBF DBF DBF
0
1
2
0
BU
0
0
0
1
0
CT0 CT1 CT2 CT3 CT4 CT5
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
(Note.3) When the number of instruction data which want to execute is different from the number of transferred instruction data, the transferred instruction data is ignored.
(Note.4) n=1 to 186, n+14=15 to 200, m=1, 9
(Note.5) n=1 to 185, n+15=16 to 200, m=1
(1) When voltage booster, contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used (DBC=“1”, CTC0,CTC1=“1,1”), the stabilization time of these circuits is 200[msec].
(2) When contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used (DBC=“0”, CTC0,CTC1=“1,1”), the stabilization time of these circuits is 20[msec].
(3) When LCD drive bias voltage generator is used (DBC=“0”, CTC0,CTC1=“0,1”), the stabilization time of this circuit is 20[msec].
* Refer from [Fig.5] to [Fig.9].
0
0
0
0
1
FC0 FC1 FC2 FC3
CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA
PGA 0
4
5
6
7
0
1
2
3
LNA LNA LNA LNA
0
1
2
3
PNC 0
CDIR SDIR
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA CRA
PGA 0
n+14 n+14 n+14 n+14 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15 n+15
4
5
6
7
0
1
2
3
_m+12 _m+13 _m+14 _m+15 _m _m+1 _m+2 _m+3 _m+4 _m+5 _m+6 _m+7 _m+8 _m+9 _m+10 _m+11 _m+12 _m+13 _m+14 _m+15
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
n+13 n+13 n+13 n+13 n+14 n+14 n+14 n+14 n+14 n+14 n+14 n+14
_m+4 _m+5 _m+6 _m+7 _m _m+1 _m+2 _m+3 _m+4 _m+5 _m+6 _m+7
OC
0
1
0
1
0
1
D236 D237 D238 D239 D240 D241 D242 D243 D244 D245 D246 D247 D248 D249 D250 D251 D252 D253 D254 D255 D256 D257 D258 D259 D260 D261 D262 D263 D264 D265 D266 D267 D268 D269 D270 D271
(Note.1) “Set of display method” instruction must be executed first. If voltage booster, contrast adjuster and LCD____
drive bias voltage generator are used,
wait time shown from (1) to (3) is needed for stabilization of each circuit after having reset a system by RES =“Low level”.
(Note.2) When power-saving mode is changed to normal mode (BU=“1” to “0”), wait time shown from (1) to (3) is needed for stabilization of each circuit.
When normal mode is changed to power-saving mode (BU=“0” to “1”), secure a stop transition time (discharge time) more than 200[msec].
Set of display contrast
Write display data to
RAM (1616 bits in a
lump) (Note.5)
Dn
Dn
Dn
_m+1 _m+2 _m+3
Write display data to
RAM (815 bits in a
lump) (Note.4)
Dn
_m
···
···
···
D126 D127 D128 D129 D130 D131
Set of line address
···
D3
D2
Control of display
ON / OFF
(Note.2)
D1
D0
Set of display method
(Note.1)
Instruction
Instruction Table
16
272
144
16
16
32
Total
bits
(Note.3)
LC450210PCH
LC450210PCH
Explanation of Instruction Data
1. “Set of display method” instruction
The display method is set by “Set
of display method” instruction.
____
After having reset a system by RES = “Low level”, make sure to execute “Set of display method” first.
Instruction data (32 bits)
D240 D241 D242 D243 D244 D245 D246 D247 D248 D249 D250 D251 D252 D253 D254 D255 D256 D257 D258 D259 D260 D261 D262 D263 D264 D265 D266 D267 D268 D269 D270 D271
OC
0
1
0
DBC CTC0 CTC1
0
DT0 DT1 DT2 DT3 DR WVC
(LSB)
1
0
CDIR SDIR
1
0
(MSB)
DBF0 DBF1 DBF2
(LSB)
0
(MSB)
FC0 FC1 FC2 FC3
(LSB)
0
0
0
(MSB)
(1-1) OC ··· This is control data to set a fundamental clock operating mode.
Internal oscillator operating mode and external clock operating mode are set by this control data.
When the internal oscillator operating mode is set, clock generator begins to run after power-saving mode is
canceled (BU = “0”).
OC
Fundamental clock operating mode
The state of OSCI
0
Internal oscillator operating mode
Make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
1
External clock operating mode
Input the clock fCK from 100 to 600 [kHz].
(1-2) DBC ··· This is control data to set a state of voltage booster.
Run or Stop of voltage booster is set by this control data.
About the combination of DBC, CTC0 and CTC1, refer to the following table.
(1-3) CTC0, CTC1 ··· These are control data to set a state of contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator.
Run or Stop of contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator is set by these control data.
About the combination of DBC, CTC0 and CTC1, refer to the following table.
DBC
CTC0
CTC1
Voltage booster
Contrast adjuster
LCD drive bias voltage generator
0
0
0
Stop
Stop
Stop
0
0
1
Stop
Stop
Run
Stop
0
1
0
Stop
Run
0
1
1
Stop
Run
Run
1
0
0
Run
Stop
Stop
1
0
1
Run
Stop
Run
1
1
0
Run
Run
Stop
1
1
1
Run
Run
Run
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About the state of Voltage booster, VBTI1, VBTI2 and VLCD, refer to the following table.
The state of
The state of VBTI1
voltage booster
The state of VBTI2
The state of VLCD
Supply a voltage from
Unused
Make sure to open VBTI1.
Make sure to open VBTI2.
< REGE = VDD >
< REGE = VDD >
4.5 V to 16.5 V to VLCD
from the outside.
Input the voltage from 4.5 V to VDD[V] to
VBTI2 outputs a base voltage for voltage
VBTI1.
booster.
VLCD outputs the
Quadruple voltage
booster is used.
< REGE = VSS >
< REGE = VSS >
(VBTI2 4) voltage
Connect VBTI1 to VBTI2, and Input the
Connect VBTI1 to VBTI2.
voltage from 2.7 V to VDD[V] (≤3.6 V) to
VBTI1.
< REGE = VDD >
< REGE = VDD >
Input the voltage from 4.5 V to VDD[V] to
VBTI2 outputs a base voltage for voltage
VBTI1.
booster.
VLCD outputs the
Quintuple voltage
booster is used.
< REGE = VSS >
< REGE = VSS >
(VBTI2 5) voltage
Connect VBTI1 to VBTI2, and Input the
Connect VBTI1 to VBTI2.
voltage from 2.7 V to VDD[V] (≤3.3 V) to
VBTI1.
(Note.1) During (1) or (2) time, voltage booster stops forcibly and is the discharge state. In the discharge state, the
electric potential of VLCD is same as VBTI1.
____
(1) The period of RES = “Low level” (Regardless of the setting of voltage booster)
(2) DBC = “1” is set by “Set of display method” instruction, and power-saving mode (BU = “1”) is set by
“Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
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(Note.2) The peripheral circuit of VBTI1, VBTI2, CP1P, CP12N, CP2P, CP3P, CP34N, CP4P and VLCD is as follows.
Only changing the connection of CP4P, a multiple of the voltage booster is selectable.
< 5 V Power supply (REGE=VDD),
Quadruple voltage booster is used (DBC=“1”) >
+4.5V to VDD[V]
(≤5.5V)
Cbt
< 3 V Power supply (REGE=VSS),
Quadruple voltage booster is used (DBC=“1”) >
+2.7V to VDD[V]
(≤3.6V)
VBTI1
VBTI2
Cbt
D
C1
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
C2
C3
Cbt
+
CP12N
+
+
CP34N
C2
C3
C4
Cvl
+
CP2P
CP3P
CP4P
C2
C3
C4
Cvl
+2.7V to +3.6V
Cvl
+
CP1P
CP12N
+
+
CP2P
CP3P
CP34N
+
CP4P
VLCD
VDD
Cbt
VBTI1
VBTI2
CP1P
CP12N
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
CP2P
CP3P
+4.5V to +16.5V
+
< 3 V Power supply (REGE=VSS),
Voltage booster is not used (DBC=“0”) >
VBTI1
VBTI2
open
VLCD
+
CP1P
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
CP34N
+
C1
VLCD
VDD
Cbt
CP2P
CP3P
D
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C4 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
< 5 V Power supply (REGE=VDD),
Voltage booster is not used (DBC=“0”) >
+4.5V to +5.5V
+
+
VBTI1
VBTI2
CP1P
CP34N
+
CP12N
+2.7V to VDD[V]
(≤3.3V)
CP12N
+
+
CP1P
CP4P
Cbt
+
+
< 3 V Power supply (REGE=VSS),
Quintuple voltage boost is used (DBC=“1”) >
Cbt
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C4 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
C3
Cvl
VBTI1
VBTI2
C1
C2
VLCD
+
+4.5V to VDD[V]
(≤5.5V)
D
C1
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
CP2P
CP3P
< 5 V Power supply (REGE=VDD),
Quintuple voltage boost is used (DBC=“1”) >
Cbt
D
CP1P
CP4P
Cvl
VBTI1
VBTI2
open
CP12N
CP2P
CP3P
CP34N
CP34N
CP4P
CP4P
+4.5V to +16.5V
VLCD
Cvl
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VLCD
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About the state of contrast adjuster, LCD drive bias voltage generator and the state from VLCD1 to VLCD4, refer to the
following table.
The state of
The state of LCD drive
contrast adjuster
bias voltage generator
Unused
Unused
The state of VLCD0
The state from VLCD1 to VLCD4
Input LCD drive bias voltage (High level)
to VLCD0 from the outside.
Input LCD drive bias voltage (Middle level) to pads
from VLCD1 to VLCD4 from the outside.
(When 1/4 bias is used, make sure to open VLCD3.)
VLCD0 outputs the LCD drive bias
Use
Unused
voltage (High level) set by “Set of display
Input LCD drive bias voltage (Middle level) to pads
contrast” instruction (CT0 to CT5). Make
from VLCD1 to VLCD4 from the outside.
sure to connect a capacitor between
(When 1/4 bias is used, make sure to open VLCD3.)
VLCD0 and VLCD5.
Pads from VLCD1 to VLCD4 outputs LCD drive bias
Unused
Input LCD drive bias voltage (High level)
Use
to VLCD0 from the outside.
voltage (Middle level).
Make sure to connect a capacitor between pads
from VLCD1 to VLCD4 and VLCD5.
(When 1/4 bias is used, make sure to open VLCD3.)
Use
Use
VLCD0 outputs the LCD drive bias
Pads from VLCD1 to VLCD4 outputs LCD drive bias
voltage (High level) set by “Set of display
voltage (Middle level).
contrast” instruction (CT0 to CT5). Make
Make sure to connect a capacitor between pads
sure to connect a capacitor between
from VLCD1 to VLCD4 and VLCD5.
VLCD0 and VLCD5.
(When 1/4 bias is used, make sure to open VLCD3.)
(Note.1) During (1) or (2) or (3) time, contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator stop forcibly, and are
the discharge state. In the discharge state, the electric potential of VLCD0, VLCD1, VLCD2, VLCD3 and
VLCD4 are same as
VLCD5.
____
(1) The period of RES = “Low level” (Regardless of the setting of contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias
voltage generator)
(2) CTC0 = “1” is set by “Set of display method” instruction, and power-saving mode (BU = “1”) is set by
“Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
(3) CTC1 = “1” is set by “Set of display method” instruction, and power-saving mode (BU = “1”) is set by
“Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
(Note.2) When 1/4 bias is set (DR = “0”), set a peripheral circuit from VLCD0 to VLCD5 as follows.
< Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage
generator are used. (CTC0,CTC1=“1,1”) >
< Contrast adjuster is not used, and LCD drive bias
voltage generator is used. (CTC0,CTC1=“0,1”) >
+4.5V to VLCD[V]
VLCD0
Cvm
VLCD1
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvm
1/4VLCD0[V]
open
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD5
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
< Contrast adjuster is used, and LCD drive bias voltage
generator is not used. (CTC0,CTC1=“1,0”) >
2/4VLCD0[V]
VLCD2
Cvm
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
VLCD0 ≤ VLCD-2.4[V]
3/4VLCD0[V]
VLCD1
Cvm
VLCD2
open
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvm
open
Cvm
< Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage
generator are not used. (CTC0,CTC1=“0,0”) >
+4.5V to VLCD[V]
VLCD1
3/4VLCD0[V]
VLCD2
2/4VLCD0[V]
1/4VLCD0[V]
VLCD5
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
VLCD0 ≤ VLCD-2.4[V]
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VLCD1
Cvm
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvm
VLCD2
open
Cvm
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD5
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(Note.3) When 1/5 bias is set (DR=“1”), set a peripheral circuit from VLCD0 to VLCD5 as follows.
< Contrast adjuster is not used, and LCD drive bias
voltage generator is used. (CTC0,CTC1=“0,1”) >
< Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage
generator are used. (CTC0,CTC1=“1,1”) >
+4.5V to VLCD[V]
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
VLCD5
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
1/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD5
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
Cvm
2/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD4
Cvm
< Contrast adjuster is used, and LCD drive bias voltage
generator is not used. (CTC0,CTC1=“1,0”) >
3/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD3
Cvm
VLCD4
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
VLCD0 ≤ VLCD-2.4[V]
4/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD2
Cvm
VLCD3
Cvm
VLCD1
Cvm
VLCD2
Cvm
VLCD0
Cvm
VLCD1
Cvm
< Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage
generator are not used. (CTC0,CTC1=“0,0”) >
+4.5V to VLCD[V]
VLCD1
4/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD2
3/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD3
2/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD4
1/5VLCD0[V]
VLCD0
Cvm
VLCD1
Cvm
VLCD2
Cvm
VLCD3
Cvm
VLCD4
Cvm
VLCD5
VLCD5
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
VLCD0 ≤ VLCD-2.4[V]
(1-4) DT0 to DT3 ··· These are control data to set duty from 1/8 to 1/16.
Duty from 1/8 to 1/16 is set by these control data.
The state from COM1 to COM16
DT0
DT1
DT2
DT3
Duty
Pads which output scan pulse
Pads which output pulse of display off
Normal scan
Reversed scan
Normal scan
Reversed scan
CDIR = “0”
CDIR = “1”
CDIR = “0”
CDIR = “1”
0
0
0
0
1/8 duty
COM1 to COM8
COM16 to COM9
COM9 to COM16
COM8 to COM1
1
0
0
0
1/9 duty
COM1 to COM9
COM16 to COM8
COM10 to COM16
COM7 to COM1
0
1
0
0
1/10 duty
COM1 to COM10
COM16 to COM7
COM11 to COM16
COM6 to COM1
1
1
0
0
1/11 duty
COM1 to COM11
COM16 to COM6
COM12 to COM16
COM5 to COM1
0
0
1
0
1/12 duty
COM1 to COM12
COM16 to COM5
COM13 to COM16
COM4 to COM1
1
0
1
0
1/13 duty
COM1 to COM13
COM16 to COM4
COM14 to COM16
COM3 to COM1
0
1
1
0
1/14 duty
COM1 to COM14
COM16 to COM3
COM15, COM16
COM2, COM1
1
1
1
0
1/15 duty
COM1 to COM15
COM16 to COM2
COM16
COM1
X
X
X
1
1/16 duty
COM1 to COM16
COM16 to COM1
-
-
X: don’t care
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(1-5) DR ··· This is control data to set 1/4 bias or 1/5 bias.
1/4 bias or 1/5 bias is set by this control data.
DR
Bias
VLCD1 voltage
VLCD2 voltage
VLCD3 voltage
VLCD4 voltage
0
1/4 bias
3/4 VLCD0
2/4 VLCD0
Make sure to open VLCD3
1/4 VLCD0
1
1/5 bias
4/5 VLCD0
3/5 VLCD0
2/5 VLCD0
1/5 VLCD0
(1-6) WVC ··· This is control data to set inversion drive of LCD drive waveform.
Line inversion or frame inversion is set by this control data.
WVC
LCD drive waveform
0
Line inversion
1
Frame inversion
(1-7) CDIR ··· This is control data to set scan direction of common outputs.
Scan direction of common outputs is set by this control data.
CDIR
Scan direction of common outputs
(COM1 COM2 COM3 ······ COM15 COM16)
0
Normal scan
1
Reversed scan (COM16 COM15 COM14 ······ COM2 COM1)
(1-8) SDIR ··· This is control data to set a correspondence of a segment output and a column address of RAM.
A correspondence of a segment output and a column address of RAM are set by this control data.
Only just changing the setting of SDIR data does not change the display of LCD. When display data is
written to RAM, column address of RAM is converted. Then display data is saved to there.
SDIR
Correspondence of a segment output and a column address of RAM
Normal direction
0
(Column address “CRA0 to CRA7=00H, 01H, 02H, C5H, C6H, C7H” of RAM corresponds to segment output “S1, S2, S3, , S198,
S199, S200”.)
Reversed direction
1
(Column address “CRA0 to CRA7=00H, 01H, 02H, C5H, C6H, C7H” of RAM corresponds to segment output “S200, S199, S198, ,
S3, S2, S1”.)
(1-9) DBF0 to DBF2 ··· These are control data to set clock frequency of voltage booster.
A clock frequency of voltage booster is set by these control data.
DBF0
DBF1
DBF2
Clock frequency of voltage booster (fcp)
0
0
0
fosc/12 or fCK/12
1
0
0
fosc/14 or fCK/14
0
1
0
fosc/18 or fCK/18
1
1
0
fosc/22 or fCK/22
0
0
1
fosc/26 or fCK/26
1
0
1
fosc/28 or fCK/28
0
1
1
fosc/30 or fCK/30
1
1
1
fosc/34 or fCK/34
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(1-10) FC0 to FC3 ··· These are control data to set frame frequency of common and segment output waveforms.
A frame frequency of common and segment output waveforms are set by these control data.
FC0
FC1
FC2
FC3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
FC0
FC1
FC2
FC3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Frame frequency fo[Hz]
1/8 duty
1/9 duty
1/10 duty
1/11 duty
1/12 duty
fosc(fCK)/4352
< 68.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3712
< 80.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2944
< 101.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2368
< 126.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1984
< 151.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1696
< 176.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1472
< 203.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1312
< 228.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1184
< 253.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1088
< 275.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1056
< 284.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/992
< 302.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/960
< 312.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/928
< 323.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/896
< 334.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/864
< 347.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4320
< 69.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3744
< 80.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2952
< 101.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2376
< 126.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1944
< 154.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1692
< 177.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1476
< 203.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1332
< 225.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1188
< 252.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1080
< 277.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1044
< 287.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1008
< 297.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/972
< 308.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/936
< 320.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/900
< 333.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/864
< 347.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4320
< 69.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3760
< 79.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2960
< 101.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2400
< 125.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2000
< 150.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1720
< 174.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1480
< 202.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1320
< 227.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1200
< 250.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1080
< 277.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1040
< 288.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1000
< 300.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/960
< 312.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/920
< 326.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/900
< 333.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/860
< 348.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4400
< 68.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3784
< 79.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2992
< 100.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2376
< 126.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1936
< 155.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1672
< 179.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1496
< 200.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1320
< 227.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1188
< 252.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1100
< 272.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1056
< 284.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/990
< 303.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/946
< 317.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/924
< 324.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/902
< 332.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/858
< 349.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4320
< 69.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3744
< 80.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2976
< 100.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2400
< 125.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1968
< 152.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1728
< 173.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1488
< 201.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1320
< 227.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1200
< 250.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1104
< 271.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1056
< 284.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/984
< 304.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/960
< 312.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/936
< 320.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/888
< 337.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/864
< 347.2[Hz] >
1/13 duty
1/14 duty
1/15 duty
1/16 duty
fosc(fCK)/4264
< 70.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3744
< 80.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2964
< 101.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2392
< 125.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1976
< 151.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1716
< 174.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1482
< 202.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1326
< 226.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1196
< 250.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1118
< 268.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1040
< 288.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/988
< 303.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/962
< 311.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/936
< 320.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/884
< 339.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/858
< 349.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4256
< 70.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3808
< 78.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2968
< 101.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2408
< 124.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1960
< 153.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1708
< 175.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1456
< 206.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1316
< 228.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1204
< 249.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1092
< 274.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1036
< 289.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/980
< 306.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/952
< 315.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/924
< 324.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/896
< 334.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/868
< 345.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4320
< 69.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3720
< 80.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3000
< 100.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2400
< 125.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1980
< 151.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1710
< 175.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1500
< 200.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1350
< 222.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1200
< 250.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1080
< 277.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1050
< 285.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/990
< 303.0[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/960
< 312.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/930
< 322.6[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/900
< 333.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/870
< 344.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/4352
< 68.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/3712
< 80.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2944
< 101.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/2368
< 126.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1984
< 151.2[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1696
< 176.9[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1472
< 203.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1312
< 228.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1184
< 253.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1088
< 275.7[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/1056
< 284.1[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/992
< 302.4[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/960
< 312.5[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/928
< 323.3[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/896
< 334.8[Hz] >
fosc(fCK)/864
< 347.2[Hz] >
Frame frequency fo[Hz]
(Note.1) The value of “< >” is a frame frequency when fosc(fCK) is 300[kHz].
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2. “Control of display ON / OFF” instruction
A state of display is set by “Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
Instruction data (16 bits)
D256
D257
D258
D259
D260
D261
D262
D263
D264
D265
D266
D267
D268
D269
D270
D271
PNC
0
1
0
SC0
SC1
0
BU
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
(2-1) PNC ··· This is control data to set normal display or reversed display.
Normal display or reversed display is set by this control data. When a state of display is ON
(SC0, SC1=“0, 0”), the setting of PNC becomes effective.
PNC
Normal display or Reversed display
Display data Dn_m=“0”
Display data Dn_m=“1”
0
Normal display
OFF
ON
1
Reversed display
ON
OFF
(Note.1) Display data “Dn_m” is from D1_1 to D200_16.
(2-2) SC0, SC1 ··· These are control data to set a state of display.
A state of display is set by these control data.
SC0
SC1
The state of display
The state of segment outputs
The state of common outputs
0
0
ON
Waveform corresponding to display data
Scan pulse
1
0
All OFF
OFF waveform
Scan pulse
0
1
All ON
ON waveform
Scan pulse
1
1
All forced OFF
VLCD5 level
VLCD5 level
(2-3) BU ··· This is control data to set normal mode or power-saving mode.
Normal mode or power-saving mode (low current) is set by this control data.
The state of
BU
Mode
common and
Voltage booster
Contrast adjuster
segment outputs
0
1
LCD drive bias
voltage generator
Normal display
These circuits can run
mode
operation
(depend on the setting of DBC,CTC0 and CTC1).
mode
VLCD5 level
clock)
Run
Normal
Power-saving
Internal oscillator
(Reception state of the external
(The external clock reception is
possible)
Stop and
Stop and
Stop and
Stop
discharge
discharge
discharge
(The external clock is not
(Note.1)
(Note.1)
(Note.1)
received.)
(Note.1) During (1) or (2) or (3) or (4) time, voltage booster, contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator
stop forcibly. And____
each circuit is the discharge state.
(1) The period of RES=“Low level” (Regardless of the setting of voltage booster, contrast adjuster or
LCD drive bias voltage generator)
In the discharge state, the electric potential of VLCD is same as VBTI1. And the electric potential of
VLCD0, VLCD1, VLCD2, VLCD3 and VLCD4 are same as VLCD5.
(2) DBC=“1” is set by “Set of display method” instruction, and power-saving mode (BU=“1”) is set by
“Control of display ON / OFF” instruction. In the discharge state, the electric potential of VLCD is
same as VBTI1.
(3) CTC0=“1” is set by “Set of display method” instruction, and power-saving mode (BU=“1”) is set by
“Control of display ON / OFF” instruction. In the discharge state, the electric potential of VLCD0 is
same as VLCD5.
(4) CTC1=“1” is set by “Set of display method” instruction, and power-saving mode (BU=“1”) is set by
“Control of display ON / OFF” instruction. In the discharge state, the electric potential of VLCD1,
VLCD2, VLCD3 and VLCD4 are same as VLCD5.
(Note.2) When the setting is changed from normal mode to power-saving mode (BU=“0”“1”), secure a stop
transition time more than 200 [msec]. When the setting is changed from power-saving mode to normal
mode (BU=“1”“0”), a time shown from (1) to (3) is needed for stabilization of each circuit.
(Refer to [Fig.9])
(1) When voltage booster, contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used (DBC=“1”,
CTC0,CTC1=“1,1”), the stabilization time of these circuits is 200 [msec].
(2) When contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used (DBC=“0”, CTC0,CTC1=“1,1”),
the stabilization time of these circuits is 20 [msec].
(3) When LCD drive bias voltage generator is used (DBC=“0”, CTC0,CTC1=“0,1”), the stabilization time
of this circuit is 20 [msec].
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3. “Set of line address” instruction
A line address of RAM to specify a start display position is set by “Set of line address” instruction.
Instruction data (16 bits)
D256
D257
D258
LNA0
LNA1
LNA2
(LSB)
D259
D260
D261
D262
D263
D264
D265
D266
D267
D268
D269
D270
D271
LNA3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
(MSB)
(3-1) LNA0 to LNA3 ··· These are control data to set a line address of RAM.
A line address of RAM to specify a start display position is set by these control data.
(ex.1) When a line address is “8H”, the relation between the common output and RAM at the normal scan
(CDIR=“0”) is as follows.
Line address of RAM
LSB
A start display position
MSB
LNA0 LNA1 LNA2
LNA3
1/8 duty
1/9 duty
1/10 duty
1/11 duty
1/12 duty
1/13 duty
1/14 duty
1/15 duty
1/16 duty
0
0
0
1
COM1
COM1
COM1
COM1
COM1
COM1
COM1
COM1
COM1
1
0
0
1
COM2
COM2
COM2
COM2
COM2
COM2
COM2
COM2
COM2
0
1
0
1
COM3
COM3
COM3
COM3
COM3
COM3
COM3
COM3
COM3
1
1
0
1
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
0
0
1
1
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
1
0
1
1
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
0
1
1
1
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
1
1
1
1
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
0
0
0
0
-
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
1
0
0
0
-
-
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
0
1
0
0
-
-
-
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
1
1
0
0
-
-
-
-
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
0
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
1
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
COM14
COM14
COM14
0
1
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
COM15
COM15
1
1
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
COM16
(ex.2) When a line address is “8H”, the relation between the common output and RAM at the reversed scan
(CDIR=“1”) is as follows.
Line address of RAM
LSB
A start display position
MSB
LNA0 LNA1 LNA2
LNA3
1/8 duty
1/9 duty
1/10 duty
1/11 duty
1/12 duty
1/13 duty
1/14 duty
1/15 duty
1/16 duty
0
0
0
1
COM16
COM16
COM16
COM16
COM16
COM16
COM16
COM16
COM16
1
0
0
1
COM15
COM15
COM15
COM15
COM15
COM15
COM15
COM15
COM15
0
1
0
1
COM14
COM14
COM14
COM14
COM14
COM14
COM14
COM14
COM14
1
1
0
1
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
COM13
0
0
1
1
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
COM12
1
0
1
1
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
COM11
0
1
1
1
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
COM10
1
1
1
1
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
COM9
0
0
0
0
-
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
COM8
1
0
0
0
-
-
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
COM7
0
1
0
0
-
-
-
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
COM6
1
1
0
0
-
-
-
-
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
COM5
0
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
COM4
COM4
COM4
COM4
1
0
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
COM3
COM3
COM3
0
1
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
COM2
COM2
1
1
1
0
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
COM1
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4. “Write display data to RAM (8 15 bits in a lump)” instruction
The page address and column address of RAM are set by the “Write display data to RAM (8 15 bits in a lump)”
instruction. And the display data of “8 15 bits (8 common outputs 15 segment outputs)” are written to the specified
page address and column address of RAM in a lump by this instruction.
Instruction data (144 bits)
D128
D129
D130
D131
D132
······
Dn_m
Dn_m+1
Dn_m+2
Dn_m+3
Dn_m+4
······
D243
D244
D245
D246
D247
Dn+14_m+3 Dn+14_m+4 Dn+14_m+5 Dn+14_m+6 Dn+14_m+7
(Note.1) n=1 to 186, n+14=15 to 200, m=1, 9
Instruction data (continuance)
D248 D249 D250 D251 D252 D253 D254 D255 D256 D257 D258 D259 D260 D261 D262 D263 D264 D265 D266 D267 D268 D269 D270 D271
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CRA0 CRA1 CRA2 CRA3 CRA4 CRA5 CRA6 CRA7 PGA
(LSB)
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
(MSB)
(4-1) CRA0 to CRA7 ··· These are control data to set a column address of RAM.
The settable range of a column address from CRA0 to CRA7 is from 00H to C7H.
When a column address is set more than BAH, display data is written from start position and the
overflowed data from RAM is canceled.
(4-2) PGA ··· This is control data to set a page address of RAM.
(4-3) Dn_m, Dn_m+1 to Dn+14_m+7 ··· These are display data which are written to RAM.
A start position of writing to RAM is set by PGA and the data from CRA0 to
CRA7.
(ex.1) When a page address PGA is set to 0 and a column address from CRA0 to CRA7 is set to 00H, the relation between
instruction data and a direction of writing to RAM is as follows.
Column
address
0
Start position
of writing
00H
01H
Dn_m
Dn+1_m
Page address
Dn_m+1 Dn+1_m+1
Dn_m+7 Dn+1_m+7
C7H
0EH
Dn+14_m
Dn+14_m+1
Dn+14_m+7
End position
of writing
display data RAM
1
(ex.2) When a page address PGA is set to 1 and a column address from CRA0 to CRA7 is set to BAH, the relation between
instruction data and a direction of writing to RAM is as follows.
Column
address
00H
01H
BAH
BBH
C7H
Page address
0
Canceled
display data
Start position
of writing
1
display data RAM
Dn+13_m
Dn+14_m
Dn_m+1 Dn+1_m+1
Dn_m
Dn+1_m
Dn+13_m+1
Dn+14_m+1
Dn_m+7 Dn+1_m+7
Dn+13_m+7
Dn+14_m+7
End position
of writing
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5. “Write display data to RAM (16 16 bits in a lump)” instruction
The page address and column address of RAM are set by the “Write display data to RAM (16 16 bits in a lump)”
instruction. And the display data of “16 16 bits (16 common outputs 16 segment outputs)” are written to the
specified page address and column address of RAM in a lump by this instruction.
Instruction data (272 bits)
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
······
Dn_m
Dn_m+1
Dn_m+2
Dn_m+3
Dn_m+4
······
D251
D252
D253
D254
D255
Dn+15_m+11 Dn+15_m+12 Dn+15_m+13 Dn+15_m+14 Dn+15_m+15
(Note.1) n=1 to 185, n+15=16 to 200, m=1
Instruction data (continuance)
D256 D257 D258 D259 D260 D261 D262 D263 D264 D265 D266 D267 D268 D269 D270 D271
CRA0 CRA1 CRA2 CRA3 CRA4 CRA5 CRA6 CRA7 PGA
(LSB)
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
(MSB)
(5-1) CRA0 to CRA7 ··· These are control data to set a column address of RAM.
The settable range of a column address from CRA0 to CRA7 is from 00H to C7H.
When a column address is set more than B9H, display data is written from start position and the
overflowed data from RAM is canceled.
(5-2) PGA ··· This is control data to set a page address of RAM.
When PGA is set to 1, display data is written from start position and the overflowed data from RAM is
canceled.
(5-3) Dn_m, Dn_m+1 to Dn+15_m+15 ··· These are display data which are written to RAM.
The start position of writing to RAM is set by PGA and the data from CRA0 to
CRA7.
(ex.1) When a page address PGA is set to 0 and a column address from CRA0 to CRA7 is set to 04H, the relation between
instruction data and a direction of writing to RAM is as follows.
Column
address
00H
01H
02H
03H
Page address
0
Start position
of writing
04H
05H
13H
C7H
Dn_m
Dn+1_m
Dn+15_m
Dn_m+1
Dn+1_m+1
Dn+15_m+1
display data RAM
1
Dn_m+15 Dn+1_m+15
Dn+15_m+15
End position
of writing
(ex.2) When a page address PGA is set to 1 and a column address from CRA0 to CRA7 is set to B9H, the relation between
instruction data and a direction of writing to RAM is as follows.
Column
address
00H
01H
02H
03H
B9H
BAH
C7H
Page address
0
1
Canceled
display data
display data RAM
Start position
of writing
Dn_m
Dn+1_m
Dn+14_m
Dn+15_m
Dn_m+1
Dn+1_m+1
Dn+14_m+1
Dn+15_m+1
Dn_m+7
Dn+1_m+7
Dn+14_m+7
Dn_m+8
Dn+1_m+8
Dn+14_m+8
Dn_m+15 Dn+1_m+15
Dn+14_m+15
Canceled
display data
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End position
of writing
LC450210PCH
6. “Set of display contrast” instruction
When contrast adjuster is used, LCD drive bias voltage VLCD0 (High level) is set by “Set of display contrast”
instruction.
Instruction data (16 bits)
D256
D257
D258
D259
D260
CT0
CT1
CT2
CT3
CT4
(LSB)
D261
D262
D263
D264
D265
D266
D267
D268
D269
D270
D271
CT5
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
(MSB)
(6-1) CT0 to CT5 ··· These are control data to set a display contrast.
LCD drive bias voltage VLCD0 (High level) is set by these control data.
Follow a condition of VLCD0 ≤ VLCD - 2.4[V]. (Reference example: from (ex.1) to (ex.4))
(ex.1) VBTI1=VBTI2=3.3V, REGE=VSS,
Quintuple voltage booster and
contrast adjuster are used.
VLCD0 [V]
(ex.2) VBTI1=5.0V, REGE=VDD,
VBTI2=3.2V (Output, Typ.),
Quintuple voltage booster and
contrast adjuster are used.
VLCD0 [V]
VBTI2 5=16.50
VLCD
VBTI2 x 5=16.00
14.10
13.60
13.50
4.65
4.65
63
0
0 4
63
Value from CT0 to CT5
Value from CT0 to CT5
(ex.3) VBTI1=VBTI2=3.0V, REGE=VSS,
Quintuple voltage booster and
contrast adjuster are used.
VLCD0 [V]
VBTI2 5=15.00
(ex.4) VBTI1=5.0V, REGE=VDD,
VBTI2=3.2V (Output, Typ.),
Quadruple voltage booster and
contrast adjuster are used.
VLCD0 [V]
2.4V
VLCD
VBTI2 4=12.80
12.60
2.4V
10.40
10.35
4.65
4.65
0
VLCD
2.4V
63
10
0
Value from CT0 to CT5
25
VLCD
63
Value from CT0 to CT5
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Step voltage of LCD drive bias VLCD0 (High level)
(Step voltage width: 0.15V (fixed))
Step
CT0
CT1
CT2
CT3
CT4
CT5
VLCD0 level
(High level)
Step
CT0
CT1
CT2
CT3
CT4
CT5
VLCD0 level
(High level)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14.10 V
32
0
0
0
0
0
1
9.30 V
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
13.95 V
33
1
0
0
0
0
1
9.15 V
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
13.80 V
34
0
1
0
0
0
1
9.00 V
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
13.65 V
35
1
1
0
0
0
1
8.85 V
4
0
0
1
0
0
0
13.50 V
36
0
0
1
0
0
1
8.70 V
5
1
0
1
0
0
0
13.35 V
37
1
0
1
0
0
1
8.55 V
6
0
1
1
0
0
0
13.20 V
38
0
1
1
0
0
1
8.40 V
7
1
1
1
0
0
0
13.05 V
39
1
1
1
0
0
1
8.25 V
8
0
0
0
1
0
0
12.90 V
40
0
0
0
1
0
1
8.10 V
9
1
0
0
1
0
0
12.75 V
41
1
0
0
1
0
1
7.95 V
10
0
1
0
1
0
0
12.60 V
42
0
1
0
1
0
1
7.80 V
11
1
1
0
1
0
0
12.45 V
43
1
1
0
1
0
1
7.65 V
12
0
0
1
1
0
0
12.30 V
44
0
0
1
1
0
1
7.50 V
13
1
0
1
1
0
0
12.15 V
45
1
0
1
1
0
1
7.35 V
14
0
1
1
1
0
0
12.00 V
46
0
1
1
1
0
1
7.20 V
15
1
1
1
1
0
0
11.85 V
47
1
1
1
1
0
1
7.05 V
16
0
0
0
0
1
0
11.70 V
48
0
0
0
0
1
1
6.90 V
17
1
0
0
0
1
0
11.55 V
49
1
0
0
0
1
1
6.75 V
18
0
1
0
0
1
0
11.40 V
50
0
1
0
0
1
1
6.60 V
19
1
1
0
0
1
0
11.25 V
51
1
1
0
0
1
1
6.45 V
20
0
0
1
0
1
0
11.10 V
52
0
0
1
0
1
1
6.30 V
21
1
0
1
0
1
0
10.95 V
53
1
0
1
0
1
1
6.15 V
22
0
1
1
0
1
0
10.80 V
54
0
1
1
0
1
1
6.00 V
23
1
1
1
0
1
0
10.65 V
55
1
1
1
0
1
1
5.85 V
24
0
0
0
1
1
0
10.50 V
56
0
0
0
1
1
1
5.70 V
25
1
0
0
1
1
0
10.35 V
57
1
0
0
1
1
1
5.55 V
26
0
1
0
1
1
0
10.20 V
58
0
1
0
1
1
1
5.40 V
27
1
1
0
1
1
0
10.05 V
59
1
1
0
1
1
1
5.25 V
28
0
0
1
1
1
0
9.90 V
60
0
0
1
1
1
1
5.10 V
29
1
0
1
1
1
0
9.75 V
61
1
0
1
1
1
1
4.95 V
30
0
1
1
1
1
0
9.60 V
62
0
1
1
1
1
1
4.80 V
31
1
1
1
1
1
0
9.45 V
63
1
1
1
1
1
1
4.65 V
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4
3
2
1
n
n-1
n-2
n-3
4
2
3
n
1
n-1
n-2
n-3
4
2
3
1
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/4 bias, Line inversion (DR=“0”, WVC=“0”, CDIR=“0”)
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM1
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM2
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM3
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n-1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are off
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM2 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1
and COM3 is on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to
COM(n-1) is on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM(n)
is on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are on
VLCD2
VLCD5
To/n
Frame frequency: fo=1/To
To
1/n duty (n is integer from 8 to 16)
(Note.1) The duty and frame frequency “fo” are set by DT0, DT1, DT2, DT3, FC0, FC1, FC2 and FC3 in “Set of display
method” instruction.
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4
3
2
1
n
n-1
n-2
n-3
4
2
3
n
1
n-1
n-2
n-3
4
2
3
1
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias, Line inversion (DR=“1”, WVC=“0”, CDIR=“0”)
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM1
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM2
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM3
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n-1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are off
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM2 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1
and COM3 is on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to
COM(n-1) is on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM(n)
is on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
To/n
Frame frequency: fo=1/To
To
1/n duty (n is integer from 8 to 16)
(Note.1) The duty and frame frequency “fo” are set by DT0, DT1, DT2, DT3, FC0, FC1, FC2 and FC3 in “Set of display
method” instruction.
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n-3
n-2
n-1
n
1
2
3
n-3
n-2
n-1
n
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
n-3
n-2
n-1
n
1
2
3
4
5
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/4 bias, Frame inversion (DR=“0”, WVC=“1”, CDIR=“0”)
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM1
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM2
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM3
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n-1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are off
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM2 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1
and COM3 is on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to
COM(n-1) is on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM(n)
is on
VLCD2
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are on
VLCD2
VLCD5
To/n
To/n
To
To
Frame frequency: fo=1/To
1/n duty (n is integer from 8 to 16)
(Note.1) The duty and frame frequency “fo” are set by DT0, DT1, DT2, DT3, FC0, FC1, FC2 and FC3 in “Set of display
method” instruction.
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n-3
n-2
n-1
n
1
2
3
n-3
n-2
n-1
n
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
n-3
n-2
n-1
n
1
2
3
4
5
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias, Frame inversion (DR=“1”, WVC=“1”, CDIR=“0”)
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM1
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM2
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM3
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n-1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD1
COM(n)
VLCD4
VLCD5
VLCD0
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are off
VLCD2
VLCD3
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD3
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM2 is
on
VLCD2
VLCD3
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM1
and COM3 is on
VLCD2
VLCD3
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to
COM(n-1) is on
VLCD2
VLCD3
Segment driver output when LCD
segment corresponding to COM(n)
is on
VLCD2
VLCD3
Segment driver output when all
LCD segments are on
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
To/n
To/n
To
To
Frame frequency: fo=1/To
1/n duty (n is integer from 8 to 16)
(Note.1) The duty and frame frequency “fo” are set by DT0, DT1, DT2, DT3, FC0, FC1, FC2 and FC3 in “Set of display
method” instruction.
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____
Caution About Using
CE,
CL,
DI,
RES and OSCI with 5 V signal
____
When CE, CL, DI, RES and OSCI are input the 5V signal, these input pads must be observed following points to
prevent destruction.
____
(1) Supply VDD (power supply for logic block) before inputting 5V signal to CE, CL, DI, RES and OSCI.
____
(2) Input 0V to CE, CL, DI, RES and OSCI before shutting down VDD (power supply for logic block).
Peripheral Circuit of OSCI
(1) Internal oscillator operating mode (OC=“0”)
When internal oscillator operating mode is set, make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
OSCI
(2) External clock operating mode (OC=“1”)
When external clock operating mode is set, make sure to input the clock (fCK: 100 to 600 [kHz]) to OSCI from the
outside.
External clock output pad
OSCI
External oscillator
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Power Supply Sequence
The following sequence must be observed when power supply is supplied and shut down. (Refer from [Fig.5] to
[Fig.8])
When voltage booster is used
< 5 V power supply REGE = VDD >
(1) When power supply is supplied:
Supply VDD (power supply for logic block).
Input a base voltage
for voltage booster to VBTI1 after wait time for inputting voltage ( 0). Reset
____
cancellation with RES=“High level” (Reset pulse width ( 1[msec])).
Wait time for inputting serial data ( 1[msec]).
Set DBC to 1 by “Set of display method” instruction.
(2) When power supply is shut down:
Set BU to 1 by “Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
____
Wait for stop transition time of each circuit ( 200[msec]). Reset with RES=“Low level”.
Stop inputting a base voltage for voltage booster to VBTI1.
Wait time for shutting down the power supply ( 0).
Shut down VDD (power supply for logic block).
< 3 V power supply REGE = VSS >
(1) When power supply is supplied:
Supply VDD (power supply for logic block).
Input a base voltage for ____
voltage booster to VBTI1 and VBTI2 after wait time for inputting voltage ( 0).
Reset cancellation with RES=“High level” (Reset pulse width ( 1[msec])).
Wait time for inputting serial data ( 1[msec]).
Set DBC to 1 by “Set of display method” instruction.
(2) When power supply is shut down:
Set BU to 1 by “Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
____
Wait for stop transition time of each circuit ( 200[msec]). Reset with RES=“Low level”.
Stop inputting a base voltage for voltage booster to VBTI1 and VBTI2.
Wait time for shutting down the power supply ( 0).
Shut down VDD (power supply for logic block).
When voltage booster is not used
(1) When power supply is supplied:
Supply VDD (power supply
____for logic block).
Reset cancellation with RES=“High level” (Reset pulse width ( 1[msec])).
Wait time for supplying voltage and wait time for inputting serial data ( 1[msec]).
Supply VLCD (power supply for LCD driver block).
Set DBC to 0 by “Set of display method” instruction.
(2) When power supply is shut down:
Set BU to 1 by “Control of display ON / OFF” instruction.
Wait for stop transition time of each circuit ( 200[msec]).
Shut down VLCD (power supply for LCD driver block).
Wait time for
a reset ( 0).
____
Reset with RES=“Low level”.
Wait time for shutting down the power supply ( 0).
Shut down VDD (power supply for logic block).
(Note.1) Make sure to open VBTI1, VBTI2, CP1P, CP12N, CP2P, CP3P, CP34N and CP4P.
After the following page, examples of power supply sequence and set or cancel the power-saving mode during
supplying power.
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(ex.1) Voltage booster, contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used.
twres
t4
VDD (Power)
t5
t6
t11
t9
____
RES (Input)
VIH1
VIL1
t2
VBTI1 (Input)
VLCD (Output)
VLCD0 (Output)
VBTI2 5, VBTI2 4
VBTI1
VBTI1
Voltage booster is running.
VLCD5
VLCD5
Contrast adjuster is running.
VLCD1 to VLCD4 (Output)
VLCD5
VLCD5
LCD drive bias voltage generator is running.
Internal oscillator
(Internal oscillator
operating mode)
Stop
Stop
Run
OSCI (Input)
(External clock
operating mode)
External clock receiver
(External clock
operating mode)
State of display
(common and segment
output pads)
Instruction
Disable
Enable
Disable
ON
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(1) (2)(3) (4)
(5)
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(6)
Instruction
(1) “Set of display method” is executed. (DBC=“1”, CTC0, CTC1=“1, 1”)
Make sure to execute “Set of display method” first.
When external clock operating mode is set, make sure to set OC to 1.
(2) “Set of display contrast” is executed.
(3) “Write display data to RAM (815 bits in a lump)” or “Write display data to RAM (1616 bits in a
lump)” is executed.
(4) “Set of line address” is executed.
(5) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“0, 0”, BU=“0”)
(6) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“1, 1”, BU=“1”)
Constraint on the timing
Reset pulse width
Wait time for inputting voltage
Wait time for inputting serial data
Stabilization time of voltage booster, contrast adjuster
and LCD drive bias voltage generator
Wait time for display on
Stop transition time of voltage booster, contrast adjuster
and LCD drive bias voltage generator
Wait time for shutting down the power supply
[Fig.5]
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: twres 1[msec]
: t2 0
: t9 1 [msec]
: t4 200 [msec]
: t5 > 0
: t6 200 [msec]
: t11 0
LC450210PCH
(ex.2) VLCD (power supply for LCD driver block) is supplied from the outside. Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias
voltage generator are used.
twres
t12
VDD (Power)
____
RES (Input)
t5
t13
t11
t9
VIH1
VIL1
VIL1
t18
VLCD (Power)
Supplied from the outside.
t10
VLCD0 (Output)
VLCD5
VLCD5
Contrast adjuster is running.
VLCD1 to VLCD4 (Output)
VLCD5
VLCD5
LCD drive bias voltage generator is running.
Internal oscillator
(Internal oscillator
operating mode)
Stop
Run
Stop
Enable
Disable
OSCI (Input)
(External clock
operating mode)
External clock receiver
(External clock
operating mode)
State of display
(common and segment
output pads)
Instruction
Disable
ON
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(5)
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(6)
Instruction
(1) “Set of display method” is executed. (DBC=“0”, CTC0, CTC1=“1, 1”)
Make sure to execute “Set of display method” first.
When external clock operating mode is set, make sure to set OC to 1.
(2) “Set of display contrast” is executed.
(3) “Write display data to RAM (815 bits in a lump)” or “Write display data to RAM (1616 bits in a
lump)” is executed.
(4) “Set of line address” is executed.
(5) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“0, 0”, BU=“0”)
(6) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“1, 1”, BU=“1”)
Constraint on the timing
Reset pulse width
Wait time for supplying voltage
Wait time for inputting serial data
Stabilization time of contrast adjuster
and LCD drive bias voltage generator
Wait time for display on
Stop transition time of contrast adjuster
and LCD drive bias voltage generator
Wait time for shutting down the power supply
Wait time for a reset
: twres 1 [msec]
: t10 1 [msec]
: t9 1 [msec]
: t12 20 [msec]
: t5 > 0
: t13 200 [msec]
: t11 0
: t18 > 0
Follow a condition of VLCD VLCD0 > VLCD1 > VLCD2 > VLCD3 > VLCD4 > VLCD5.
[Fig.6]
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(ex.3) VLCD (power supply for LCD driver block) is supplied from the outside. Contrast adjuster is not used, and VLCD0
is input from the outside. LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
twres
t12
t5
t13
t11
VDD (Power)
t9
____
RES (Input)
VIH1
VIL1
VIL1
t18
VLCD (Power)
Supplied from the outside.
t10
VLCD0 (Input)
Input from the outside.
VLCD1 to VLCD4 (Output)
VLCD5
VLCD5
LCD drive bias voltage generator is running.
Internal oscillator
(Internal oscillator
operating mode)
Stop
Run
Stop
Enable
Disable
OSCI (Input)
(External clock
operating mode)
External clock receiver
(External clock
operating mode)
State of display
(common and segment
output pads)
Instruction
Disable
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
All Forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
ON
(5)
(6)
Instruction
(1) “Set of display method” is executed. (DBC=”0”, CTC0, CTC1=”0, 1”)
Make sure to execute “Set of display method” first.
When external clock operating mode is set, make sure to set OC to 1.
(2) “Set of display contrast” is executed.
(3) “Write display data to RAM (815 bits in a lump)” or “Write display data to RAM (1616 bits in a
lump)” is executed.
(4) “Set of line address” is executed.
(5) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“0, 0”, BU=“0”)
(6) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“1, 1”, BU=“1”)
Constraint on the timing
Reset pulse width
Wait time for supplying voltage
Wait time for inputting serial data
Stabilization time of LCD drive bias voltage generator
Wait time for display on
Stop transition time of LCD drive bias voltage generator
Wait time for shutting down the power supply
Wait time for a reset
: twres 1 [msec]
: t10 1 [msec]
: t9 1 [msec]
: t12 20 [msec]
: t5 > 0
: t13 200 [msec]
: t11 0
: t18 > 0
Follow a condition of VLCD VLCD0 > VLCD1 > VLCD2 > VLCD3 > VLCD4 > VLCD5.
[Fig.7]
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(ex.4) VLCD (power supply for LCD driver block) is supplied from the outside. Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias
voltage generator are not used. From VLCD0 to VLCD4 is input from the outside.
twres
t14
t5
t15
t11
VDD (Power)
t9
____
RES (Input)
VIH1
VIL1
VIL1
t18
VLCD (Power)
Supplied from the outside.
t10
VLCD0 (Input)
Input from the outside.
VLCD1 to VLCD4 (Input)
VLCD1 to VLCD4 is input from the outside.
Internal oscillator
(Internal oscillator
operating mode)
Stop
Run
Stop
Enable
Disable
OSCI (Input)
(External clock
operating mode)
External clock receiver
(External clock
operating mode)
State of display
(common and segment
output pads)
Instruction
Disable
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(1) (2) (3) (4)
ON
(5)
All Forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(6)
Instruction
(1) “Set of display method” is executed. (DBC=“0”, CTC0, CTC1=“0, 0”)
Make sure to execute “Set of display method” first.
When external clock operating mode is set, make sure to set OC to 1.
(2) “Set of display contrast” is executed.
(3) “Write display data to RAM (815 bits in a lump)” or “Write display data to RAM (1616 bits in a
lump)” is executed.
(4) “Set of line address” is executed.
(5) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“0, 0”, BU=“0”)
(6) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“1, 1”, BU=“1”)
Constraint on the timing
Reset pulse width
Wait time for supplying voltage
Wait time for inputting serial data
Stabilization time of external power supply
Wait time for display on
Stop transition time of external power supply
Wait time for shutting down the power supply
Wait time for a reset
: twres 1 [msec]
: t10 1 [msec]
: t9 1 [msec]
: t14 Stabilization time of external power supply
: t5 > 0
: t15 Stop time of external power supply
: t11 0
: t18 > 0
Follow a condition of VLCD VLCD0 > VLCD1 > VLCD2 > VLCD3 > VLCD4 > VLCD5.
[Fig.8]
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(ex.5) Power-saving mode is set and canceled. (Voltage booster, contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator
are used.)
Power-saving mode
t16
t4
t5
5.0V
VDD (Power)
High level
____
RES (Input)
5.0V
VBTI1 (Input)
VBTI2 5, VBTI2 4
VBTI2 5, VBTI2 4
VLCD (Output)
VBTI1
Voltage booster
is running.
Voltage booster
is running.
VLCD0
VLCD0
VLCD0 (Output)
VLCD5
Contrast adjuster
is running.
VLCD1 to VLCD4 (Output)
Contrast adjuster
is running.
VLCD5
LCD drive bias voltage
generator is running.
LCD drive bias voltage
generator is running.
Internal oscillator
(Internal oscillator
operating mode)
Run
Stop
Run
Disable
Enable
OSCI (Input)
(External clock
operating mode)
External clock receiver
(External clock
operating mode)
Enable
State of display
(common and segment
output pads)
ON
ON
All forced OFF : Fixed low level(VLCD5)
(1)
Instruction
Instruction
(1) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“1, 1”, BU=“1”)
(2) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“1, 1”, BU=“0”)
(3) “Control of display ON / OFF” is executed. (SC0, SC1=“0, 0”, BU=“0”)
Constraint on the timing
Stabilization time of voltage booster, contrast adjuster
and LCD drive bias voltage generator
: t4 200 [msec]
Stop transition time of voltage booster, contrast adjuster
and LCD drive bias voltage generator
: t16 200 [msec]
Wait time for display on
: t5 > 0
[Fig.9]
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(2)
(3)
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System Reset
1. Reset function
____
This LSI can reset the system by RES pad.
2. State of each block during reset
(1) CLOCK GENERATOR, TIMING GENERATOR
____
These circuits are initialized forcibly during reset ( RES=“Low level”).
(2) INSTRUCTION REGISTER & DECODER, CCB INTERFACE, SHIFT REGISTER
____
Contents of these circuits are initialized forcibly, and these circuits don't accept serial data during reset ( RES
=“Low level”).
(3) ADDRESS COUNTOR
____
Contents of this circuit are initialized forcibly during reset ( RES=“Low level”).
(4) DISPLAY DATA RAM
Contents of RAM are not affected by reset.
(5) LATCH
Contents of LATCH are not affected by reset.
(6) COMMON DRIVER, SEGMENT DRIVER
Common
drivers and segment drivers output VLCD5 level, the display of LCD is forced OFF during reset
____
( RES=“Low level”).
(7) VOLTAGE BOOSTER
____
Voltage booster stops, and the electric potential of VLCD is same as VBTI1 during reset ( RES=“Low level”).
(8) CONTRAST ADJUSTER
____
Contrast adjuster stops, and the electric potential of VLCD0 is same as VLCD5 during reset ( RES=“Low level”).
(9) LCD DRIVE BIAS VOLTAGE GENERATOR
LCD drive bias voltage generator
stops, and the electric potential of VLCD1, VLCD2, VLCD3 and VLCD4 are
____
same as VLCD5 during reset ( RES=“Low level”).
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3. The state of PAD during reset
The state during reset
VLCD5
PAD
The state during reset
VLCD1
VLCD5
VLCD2
VLCD5
VBTI1
VLCD3
VLCD5
VLCD0
VLCD5
VLCD4
VLCD5
COM1
S200
VLCD5
VLCD
COM16
COM1 to COM16
S1
PAD
S1 to S200
REGE
VBTI1
VBTI2
CP1P
CP12N
CP2P
CP3P
CP34N
CP4P
VOLTAGE
BOOSTER
COMMON DRIVER
SEGMENT DRIVER
LACTH
VLCD
CONTRAST
ADJUSTER
DISPLAY DATA
ADDRESS
VLCD0
VLCD1
VLCD2
VLCD3
VLCD4
VLCD5
RAM
COUNTER
LCD DRIVE
BIAS VOLTAGE
GENERATOR
( 16 200 bits )
INSTRUCTION REGISTER & DECODER
SHIFT REGISTER
____
RES
VDD
TIMING
GENERATOR
REGULATOR
CLOCK
GENERATOR
VSS
CCB INTERFACE
TSIN1 to 4
TSOUT1 to 3
CE
CL
DI
OSCI
VLOGIC
TSO
The reset block
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Sample Circuits
Sample circuits are as follows.
LCD drive bias
Duty
Bias
VDD
VLCD
Voltage booster
Contrast adjuster
voltage
generator
Sample circuit (1)
1/8 to 1/16
1/5
5.0V
Sample circuit (2)
1/8 to 1/16
1/5
5.0V
Sample circuit (3)
1/8 to 1/16
1/5
3.0V
Sample circuit (4)
1/8 to 1/16
1/5
5.0V
VLCD is not supplied
Quintuple
from the outside.
voltage boost
Used
Used
Used
Used
Used
Used
Unused
Used
Used
Unused
Unused
Used
Unused
Unused
Unused
VLCD is not supplied
Quadruple
from the outside.
voltage boost
VLCD is not supplied
Quintuple
from the outside.
voltage boost
VLCD is supplied from
the outside.
(16.5V)
VLCD is supplied from
Sample circuit (5)
1/8 to 1/16
1/5
5.0V
the outside.
(16.5V)
VLCD is supplied from
Sample circuit (6)
1/8 to 1/16
1/5
5.0V
the outside.
(16.5V)
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Sample circuit (1)
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias,
VDD = 5.0 V, VBTI1 = 5.0 V,
Quintuple voltage booster, Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used.
(REGE=VDD, “Set of display method” instruction (DBC=“1”, CTC0, CTC1=“1, 1”, DR=“1”) is executed.)
+5.0V
Cvd
VDD
REGE
+
TSIN1 to TSIN4
VSS
VBTI1
+5.0V
VBTI2
Cbt
D
Cbt
(*4)
C1
C2
C3
C4
(*3)
+
CP1P
CP12N
+
+
CP2P
CP3P
CP4P
VLCD
VLCD1
Cvm
+
VLCD2
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
Input the external clock
From the controller
1/8 duty
(8com 200seg)
to
1/16 duty
(16com 200seg)
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvl
LCD panel
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
CP34N
+
COM1
COM2
COM3
COM4
COM5
COM6
COM7
COM8
COM9
COM10
COM11
COM12
COM13
COM14
COM15
COM16
S200
S199
S198
S197
S196
VLCD3 (*1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
OSCI (*2)
____
RES
CE
CL
DI
1[F] ≤ Cvd ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C4 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
4.5V ≤ VBTI1 ≤ VDD ≤ 5.5V
VLCD=16.0V[Typ.] (=VBTI2 5)
VLOGIC
TSOUT1 to TSOUT3
TSO
OPEN
(*1) When 1/4 bias is set (DR=“0”), make sure to open VLCD3.
(*2) When the internal oscillator operating mode is set (OC=“0”),
make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
(*3) Make sure to open unused common and segment drivers.
(*4) When “VBTI1 > 5.5V” is assumed during discharge of
capacitors for voltage booster, make sure to connect
a zener diode “D” between VBTI1 and VSS.
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Sample circuit (2)
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias,
VDD = 5.0 V, VBTI1 = 5.0 V,
Quadruple voltage booster, Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used.
(REGE=VDD, “Set of display method” instruction (DBC=“1”, CTC0, CTC1=“1, 1”, DR=“1”) is executed.)
+5.0V
Cvd
VDD
REGE
+
TSIN1 to TSIN4
VSS
VBTI1
+5.0V
VBTI2
Cbt
D
Cbt
(*4)
C1
C2
C3
(*3)
+
CP1P
CP12N
+
+
CP2P
CP3P
VLCD
VLCD1
Cvm
VLCD2
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
Input the external clock
From the controller
1/8 duty
(8com 200seg)
to
1/16 duty
(16com 200seg)
VLCD0
Cvm
+
LCD panel
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
CP34N
CP4P
Cvl
COM1
COM2
COM3
COM4
COM5
COM6
COM7
COM8
COM9
COM10
COM11
COM12
COM13
COM14
COM15
COM16
S200
S199
S198
S197
S196
VLCD3 (*1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
OSCI (*2)
____
RES
CE
CL
DI
1[F] ≤ Cvd ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
4.5V ≤ VBTI1 ≤ VDD ≤ 5.5V
VLCD=12.8V[Typ.] (=VBTI2 4)
VLOGIC
TSOUT1 to TSOUT3
TSO
OPEN
(*1) When 1/4 bias is set (DR=“0”), make sure to open VLCD3.
(*2) When the internal oscillator operating mode is set (OC=“0”),
make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
(*3) Make sure to open unused common and segment drivers.
(*4) When “VBTI1 > 5.5V” is assumed during discharge of
capacitors for voltage booster, make sure to connect
a zener diode “D” between VBTI1 and VSS.
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Sample circuit (3)
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias,
VDD = 3.0 V, VBTI1 = VBTI2 = 3.0 V,
Quintuple voltage booster, Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used.
(REGE=VSS, “Set of display method” instruction (DBC=“1”, CTC0, CTC1=“1, 1”, DR=“1”) is executed.)
+3.0V
Cvd
VDD
REGE
+
TSIN1 to TSIN4
VSS
VBTI1
+3.0V
VBTI2
Cbt
D
(*3)
(*4)
C1
C2
C3
C4
+
CP1P
CP12N
+
+
CP2P
CP3P
CP4P
VLCD
+
VLCD1
Cvm
VLCD2
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
Input the external clock
From the controller
1/8 duty
(8com 200seg)
to
1/16 duty
(16com 200seg)
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvl
LCD panel
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
CP34N
+
COM1
COM2
COM3
COM4
COM5
COM6
COM7
COM8
COM9
COM10
COM11
COM12
COM13
COM14
COM15
COM16
S200
S199
S198
S197
S196
VLCD3 (*1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
OSCI (*2)
____
RES
CE
CL
DI
1[F] ≤ Cvd ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cbt ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C1 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C2 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C3 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ C4 ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
2.7V ≤ VBTI1=VBTI2 ≤ VDD ≤ 3.3V
VLCD=15.0V[Typ.] (=VBTI2 5)
VLOGIC
TSOUT1 to TSOUT3
TSO
OPEN
(*1) When 1/4 bias is set (DR=“0”), make sure to open VLCD3.
(*2) When the internal oscillator operating mode is set (OC=“0”),
make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
(*3) Make sure to open unused common and segment drivers.
(*4) When “VBTI1 > 3.6V” is assumed during discharge of
capacitors for voltage booster, make sure to connect
a zener diode “D” between VBTI1 and VSS.
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Sample circuit (4)
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias,
VDD = 5.0 V, VLCD = 16.5 V (Voltage booster is not used, and supply VLCD from the outside),
Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are used.
(REGE=VDD, “Set of display method” instruction (DBC=“0”, CTC0, CTC1=“1, 1”, DR=“1”) is executed.)
+5.0V
Cvd
VDD
REGE
+
TSIN1 to TSIN4
VSS
VBTI1
VBTI2
(*3)
CP1P
OPEN
CP12N
CP2P
CP3P
CP4P
VLCD
VLCD1
Cvm
+
1/8 duty
(8com 200seg)
to
1/16 duty
(16com 200seg)
VLCD0
Cvm
Cvl
LCD panel
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
CP34N
+16.5V
COM1
COM2
COM3
COM4
COM5
COM6
COM7
COM8
COM9
COM10
COM11
COM12
COM13
COM14
COM15
COM16
S200
S199
S198
S197
S196
VLCD2
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
Input the external clock
From the controller
1[F] ≤ Cvd ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
4.5V ≤ VLCD ≤ 16.5V
VLCD3 (*1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
OSCI (*2)
____
RES
CE
CL
DI
VLOGIC
TSOUT1 to TSOUT3
TSO
OPEN
(*1) When 1/4 bias is set (DR=“0”), make sure to open VLCD3.
(*2) When the internal oscillator operating mode is set (OC=“0”),
make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
(*3) Make sure to open unused common and segment drivers.
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Sample circuit (5)
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias,
VDD = 5.0 V, VLCD = 16.5 V (Voltage booster is not used, and supply VLCD from the outside),
Contrast adjuster is not used (Input the VLCD voltage to VLCD0 pad),
LCD drive bias voltage generator is used.
(REGE=VDD, “Set of display method” instruction (DBC=“0”, CTC0, CTC1=“0, 1”, DR=“1”) is executed.)
+5.0V
Cvd
VDD
REGE
+
TSIN1 to TSIN4
VSS
VBTI1
VBTI2
(*3)
CP1P
OPEN
CP12N
CP2P
CP3P
LCD panel
1/8 duty
(8com 200seg)
to
1/16 duty
(16com 200seg)
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
CP34N
CP4P
VLCD
+16.5V
COM1
COM2
COM3
COM4
COM5
COM6
COM7
COM8
COM9
COM10
COM11
COM12
COM13
COM14
COM15
COM16
S200
S199
S198
S197
S196
VLCD0
Cvl
VLCD1
Cvm
+
VLCD2
Cvm
Cvm
Cvm
Input the external clock
From the controller
1[F] ≤ Cvd ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
4.5V ≤ VLCD ≤ 16.5V
VLCD0=VLCD
VLCD3 (*1)
VLCD4
VLCD5
OSCI (*2)
____
RES
CE
CL
DI
VLOGIC
TSOUT1 to TSOUT3
TSO
OPEN
(*1) When 1/4 bias is set (DR=“0”), make sure to open VLCD3.
(*2) When the internal oscillator operating mode is set (OC=“0”),
make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
(*3) Make sure to open unused common and segment drivers.
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LC450210PCH
Sample circuit (6)
1/8 to 1/16 Duty, 1/5 bias,
VDD = 5.0 V, VLCD = 16.5 V (Voltage booster is not used, and supply VLCD from the outside),
Contrast adjuster and LCD drive bias voltage generator are not used (Input the voltage to VLCD0, VLCD1, VLCD2,
VLCD3 and VLCD4 from the outside.).
(REGE=VDD, “Set of display method” instruction (DBC=“0”, CTC0, CTC1=“0, 0”, DR=“1”) is executed.)
+5.0V
Cvd
VDD
REGE
+
TSIN1 to TSIN4
VSS
VBTI1
VBTI2
(*3)
CP1P
OPEN
CP12N
CP2P
CP3P
COM1
COM2
COM3
COM4
COM5
COM6
COM7
COM8
COM9
COM10
COM11
COM12
COM13
COM14
COM15
COM16
S200
S199
S198
S197
S196
LCD panel
1/8 duty
(8com 200seg)
to
1/16 duty
(16com 200seg)
CP34N
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
CP4P
+16.5V
Cvl
VLCD
+
5/5 VLCD0 (when 1/5 bias is used)
VLCD0
Cvm
4/5 VLCD0 (when 1/5 bias is used)
VLCD1
Cvm
3/5 VLCD0 (when 1/5 bias is used)
VLCD2
Cvm
2/5 VLCD0 (when 1/5 bias is used)
(*1)
VLCD3
Cvm
1/5 VLCD0 (when 1/5 bias is used)
VLCD4
Cvm
VLCD5
Input the external clock
From the controller
OSCI (*2)
____
RES
CE
CL
DI
1[F] ≤ Cvd ≤ 10[F]
1[F] ≤ Cvl ≤ 10[F]
0.1[F] ≤ Cvm ≤ 0.47[F]
4.5V ≤ VLCD ≤ 16.5V
VLCD1 < VLCD0 ≤ VLCD
VLCD2 < VLCD1 < VLCD0
VLCD3 < VLCD2 < VLCD1
VLCD4 < VLCD3 < VLCD2
VLCD5 < VLCD4 < VLCD3
VLOGIC
TSOUT1 to TSOUT3
TSO
OPEN
(*1) When 1/4 bias is set (DR=“0”), make sure to open VLCD3.
(*2) When the internal oscillator operating mode is set (OC=“0”),
make sure to connect OSCI to VSS.
(*3) Make sure to open unused common and segment drivers.
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LC450210PCH
Caution
Caution is provided as follows for the stable operation of this LSI. However, caution does not provide any guarantee
for operation and characteristics of this LSI.
Moreover, examples of application circuit described are used only to explain internal operation and usage of this LSI.
Therefore, it is necessary to design an application or set, in consideration of an LCD specification and condition.
(1) Power supply pads
All power supply pads must be connected to the power supply, and don’t open.
(2) ITO (Indium Tin Oxide) line
Wire the ITO line for power supply and voltage booster as short and wide as possible, because it is necessary to
minimize the parasitic resistance of ITO line.
(3) Signal wiring and connection
DUMMY pads should be opened.
(4) Unused input pads
Unfixed input pads cause the unstable operation or the leak current of power supply, because this LSI adopts a
CMOS process. Make sure to connect the open pad of logic input to VDD or VSS.
(5) Protection from light
An exposure to the light may cause the malfunction of this LSI. Make sure to shut out the surface, side and back of
this LSI from the light when this LSI is mounted to the product.
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LC450210PCH
Unit: [m]
PAD No.312 DUMMY
PAD No.320 COM8
PAD No.319 COM7
PAD No.318 COM6
PAD No.317 COM5
PAD No.316 COM4
PAD No.315 COM3
PAD No.314 COM2
PAD No.313 COM1
PAD Assignment (Bump Side View)
DUMMY PAD No.1
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
PAD No.2
PAD No.3
PAD No.4
PAD No.5
PAD No.6
PAD No.7
Alignment mark 2
PAD No.311 VLCD4
PAD No.310 VLCD4
PAD No.309 VLCD4
PAD No.308 VLCD1
PAD No.307 VLCD1
PAD No.306 VLCD1
PAD No.305 VLCD3
Bump shape C
(Power supply, I/O)
Bump shape A
(Segment driver)
+Y
68
170
27
23
50
+X
(0,0)
65
100
35
2
S = 4,590 [m ] (Typ.)
2
S = 4,420 [m ] (Typ.)
Chip name
PAD No.218 CE
PAD No.217 RES
PAD No.216 VLOGIC
S195
S196
S197
S198
S199
S200
PAD No.196
PAD No.197
PAD No.198
PAD No.199
PAD No.200
PAD No.201
PAD No.215 TSO
PAD No.214 TSOUT3
Alignment mark 3
PAD No.213 TSOUT2
Alignment mark 1
PAD No.212 TSOUT1
Bump shape B
(Common driver)
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DUMMY PAD No.211
COM16 PAD No.203
COM15 PAD No.204
COM14 PAD No.205
COM13 PAD No.206
COM12 PAD No.207
COM11 PAD No.208
COM10 PAD No.209
COM9 PAD No.210
DUMMY PAD No.202
30
45
99
75
2
S = 4,455 [m ] (Typ.)
LC450210PCH
Chip size (X, Y and S are based on the dicing center.)
X = 1.49 mm Y = 10.63 mm S = 15.8387 mm2
Chip thickness = 400 m
Au bump (Typ.)
Size
Item
PAD No.
Bump shape
1 to 202
X [m]
Y [m]
S [m2]
A
170
27
4,590
B
45
99
4,455
211 to 312
C
68
65
4,420
1 to 202
A
50
-
B
75
-
211 to 312
C
100
-
1 to 202
A
23
-
B
30
-
C
35
-
17
-
203 to 210,
Bump size
313 to 320
203 to 210,
Min. bump pitch
313 to 320
203 to 210,
Min. bump clearance
313 to 320
211 to 312
Bump height
All bumps
Alignment mark
80
50
80
50
20
60
Alignment mark 3
30
Alignment mark 2
10
Alignment mark 1
10
30
50
80
20
50
60
80
Center coordinates of alignment marks
Alignment mark
X coordinate [m]
Y coordinate [m]
Alignment mark 1
-628
-5110
Alignment mark 2
-628
5110
Alignment mark 3
638
-5070
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Unit: m
LC450210PCH
Center coordinates of PADs
X
Y
coordinate
coordinate
PAD
PAD
No.
Name
[m]
[m]
1
DUMMY
-574.5
2
S1
3
4
X
Y
coordinate
coordinate
Bump
PAD
PAD
shape
No.
Name
[m]
[m]
5216
A
61
S60
-574.5
2025
A
-574.5
4975
A
62
S61
-574.5
1975
A
S2
-574.5
4925
A
63
S62
-574.5
1925
A
S3
-574.5
4875
A
64
S63
-574.5
1875
A
5
S4
-574.5
4825
A
65
S64
-574.5
1825
A
6
S5
-574.5
4775
A
66
S65
-574.5
1775
A
7
S6
-574.5
4725
A
67
S66
-574.5
1725
A
8
S7
-574.5
4675
A
68
S67
-574.5
1675
A
9
S8
-574.5
4625
A
69
S68
-574.5
1625
A
10
S9
-574.5
4575
A
70
S69
-574.5
1575
A
11
S10
-574.5
4525
A
71
S70
-574.5
1525
A
12
S11
-574.5
4475
A
72
S71
-574.5
1475
A
13
S12
-574.5
4425
A
73
S72
-574.5
1425
A
14
S13
-574.5
4375
A
74
S73
-574.5
1375
A
15
S14
-574.5
4325
A
75
S74
-574.5
1325
A
16
S15
-574.5
4275
A
76
S75
-574.5
1275
A
17
S16
-574.5
4225
A
77
S76
-574.5
1225
A
18
S17
-574.5
4175
A
78
S77
-574.5
1175
A
19
S18
-574.5
4125
A
79
S78
-574.5
1125
A
20
S19
-574.5
4075
A
80
S79
-574.5
1075
A
21
S20
-574.5
4025
A
81
S80
-574.5
1025
A
22
S21
-574.5
3975
A
82
S81
-574.5
975
A
23
S22
-574.5
3925
A
83
S82
-574.5
925
A
24
S23
-574.5
3875
A
84
S83
-574.5
875
A
25
S24
-574.5
3825
A
85
S84
-574.5
825
A
26
S25
-574.5
3775
A
86
S85
-574.5
775
A
27
S26
-574.5
3725
A
87
S86
-574.5
725
A
28
S27
-574.5
3675
A
88
S87
-574.5
675
A
29
S28
-574.5
3625
A
89
S88
-574.5
625
A
30
S29
-574.5
3575
A
90
S89
-574.5
575
A
31
S30
-574.5
3525
A
91
S90
-574.5
525
A
32
S31
-574.5
3475
A
92
S91
-574.5
475
A
33
S32
-574.5
3425
A
93
S92
-574.5
425
A
34
S33
-574.5
3375
A
94
S93
-574.5
375
A
35
S34
-574.5
3325
A
95
S94
-574.5
325
A
36
S35
-574.5
3275
A
96
S95
-574.5
275
A
37
S36
-574.5
3225
A
97
S96
-574.5
225
A
38
S37
-574.5
3175
A
98
S97
-574.5
175
A
39
S38
-574.5
3125
A
99
S98
-574.5
125
A
40
S39
-574.5
3075
A
100
S99
-574.5
75
A
41
S40
-574.5
3025
A
101
S100
-574.5
25
A
42
S41
-574.5
2975
A
102
S101
-574.5
-25
A
43
S42
-574.5
2925
A
103
S102
-574.5
-75
A
44
S43
-574.5
2875
A
104
S103
-574.5
-125
A
45
S44
-574.5
2825
A
105
S104
-574.5
-175
A
46
S45
-574.5
2775
A
106
S105
-574.5
-225
A
47
S46
-574.5
2725
A
107
S106
-574.5
-275
A
48
S47
-574.5
2675
A
108
S107
-574.5
-325
A
49
S48
-574.5
2625
A
109
S108
-574.5
-375
A
50
S49
-574.5
2575
A
110
S109
-574.5
-425
A
51
S50
-574.5
2525
A
111
S110
-574.5
-475
A
52
S51
-574.5
2475
A
112
S111
-574.5
-525
A
53
S52
-574.5
2425
A
113
S112
-574.5
-575
A
54
S53
-574.5
2375
A
114
S113
-574.5
-625
A
55
S54
-574.5
2325
A
115
S114
-574.5
-675
A
56
S55
-574.5
2275
A
116
S115
-574.5
-725
A
57
S56
-574.5
2225
A
117
S116
-574.5
-775
A
58
S57
-574.5
2175
A
118
S117
-574.5
-825
A
59
S58
-574.5
2125
A
119
S118
-574.5
-875
A
60
S59
-574.5
2075
A
120
S119
-574.5
-925
A
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Bump
shape
LC450210PCH
X
Y
coordinate
coordinate
PAD
PAD
No.
Name
[m]
[m]
121
S120
-574.5
122
S121
123
X
Y
coordinate
coordinate
Bump
PAD
PAD
shape
No.
Name
[m]
[m]
-975
A
181
S180
-574.5
-3975
A
-574.5
-1025
A
182
S181
-574.5
-4025
A
S122
-574.5
-1075
A
183
S182
-574.5
-4075
A
124
S123
-574.5
-1125
A
184
S183
-574.5
-4125
A
125
S124
-574.5
-1175
A
185
S184
-574.5
-4175
A
126
S125
-574.5
-1225
A
186
S185
-574.5
-4225
A
127
S126
-574.5
-1275
A
187
S186
-574.5
-4275
A
128
S127
-574.5
-1325
A
188
S187
-574.5
-4325
A
129
S128
-574.5
-1375
A
189
S188
-574.5
-4375
A
130
S129
-574.5
-1425
A
190
S189
-574.5
-4425
A
131
S130
-574.5
-1475
A
191
S190
-574.5
-4475
A
132
S131
-574.5
-1525
A
192
S191
-574.5
-4525
A
133
S132
-574.5
-1575
A
193
S192
-574.5
-4575
A
134
S133
-574.5
-1625
A
194
S193
-574.5
-4625
A
135
S134
-574.5
-1675
A
195
S194
-574.5
-4675
A
136
S135
-574.5
-1725
A
196
S195
-574.5
-4725
A
137
S136
-574.5
-1775
A
197
S196
-574.5
-4775
A
138
S137
-574.5
-1825
A
198
S197
-574.5
-4825
A
139
S138
-574.5
-1875
A
199
S198
-574.5
-4875
A
140
S139
-574.5
-1925
A
200
S199
-574.5
-4925
A
141
S140
-574.5
-1975
A
201
S200
-574.5
-4975
A
142
S141
-574.5
-2025
A
202
DUMMY
-574.5
-5216
A
143
S142
-574.5
-2075
A
203
COM16
-135
-5182
B
144
S143
-574.5
-2125
A
204
COM15
-60
-5182
B
145
S144
-574.5
-2175
A
205
COM14
15
-5182
B
146
S145
-574.5
-2225
A
206
COM13
90
-5182
B
147
S146
-574.5
-2275
A
207
COM12
165
-5182
B
148
S147
-574.5
-2325
A
208
COM11
240
-5182
B
149
S148
-574.5
-2375
A
209
COM10
315
-5182
B
150
S149
-574.5
-2425
A
210
COM9
390
-5182
B
151
S150
-574.5
-2475
A
211
DUMMY
623.5
-5197
C
152
S151
-574.5
-2525
A
212
TSOUT1
623.5
-4900
C
153
S152
-574.5
-2575
A
213
TSOUT2
623.5
-4800
C
154
S153
-574.5
-2625
A
214
TSOUT3
623.5
-4700
C
155
S154
-574.5
-2675
A
215
TSO
623.5
-4600
C
156
S155
-574.5
-2725
A
216
VLOGIC
623.5
-4500
C
157
S156
-574.5
-2775
A
217
RES
623.5
-4400
C
158
S157
-574.5
-2825
A
218
CE
623.5
-4300
C
C
_______
Bump
shape
159
S158
-574.5
-2875
A
219
DI
623.5
-4200
160
S159
-574.5
-2925
A
220
CL
623.5
-4100
C
161
S160
-574.5
-2975
A
221
OSCI
623.5
-4000
C
162
S161
-574.5
-3025
A
222
TSIN1
623.5
-3900
C
163
S162
-574.5
-3075
A
223
TSIN2
623.5
-3800
C
164
S163
-574.5
-3125
A
224
TSIN3
623.5
-3700
C
165
S164
-574.5
-3175
A
225
TSIN4
623.5
-3600
C
166
S165
-574.5
-3225
A
226
VSS
623.5
-3500
C
167
S166
-574.5
-3275
A
227
VSS
623.5
-3400
C
168
S167
-574.5
-3325
A
228
VSS
623.5
-3300
C
169
S168
-574.5
-3375
A
229
VSS
623.5
-3200
C
170
S169
-574.5
-3425
A
230
REGE
623.5
-3100
C
171
S170
-574.5
-3475
A
231
VDD
623.5
-3000
C
172
S171
-574.5
-3525
A
232
VDD
623.5
-2900
C
173
S172
-574.5
-3575
A
233
VDD
623.5
-2800
C
174
S173
-574.5
-3625
A
234
VDD
623.5
-2700
C
175
S174
-574.5
-3675
A
235
VSS
623.5
-2600
C
176
S175
-574.5
-3725
A
236
VSS
623.5
-2500
C
177
S176
-574.5
-3775
A
237
VSS
623.5
-2400
C
178
S177
-574.5
-3825
A
238
VSS
623.5
-2300
C
179
S178
-574.5
-3875
A
239
VSS
623.5
-2200
C
180
S179
-574.5
-3925
A
240
VSS
623.5
-2100
C
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X
Y
coordinate
coordinate
PAD
PAD
No.
Name
[m]
[m]
241
VSS
623.5
242
VSS
243
X
Y
coordinate
coordinate
Bump
PAD
PAD
shape
No.
Name
[m]
[m]
-2000
C
301
VLCD2
623.5
4000
C
623.5
-1900
C
302
VLCD2
623.5
4100
C
VSS
623.5
-1800
C
303
VLCD3
623.5
4200
C
244
VBTI1
623.5
-1700
C
304
VLCD3
623.5
4300
C
245
VBTI1
623.5
-1600
C
305
VLCD3
623.5
4400
C
246
VBTI1
623.5
-1500
C
306
VLCD1
623.5
4500
C
247
VBTI1
623.5
-1400
C
307
VLCD1
623.5
4600
C
248
VBTI1
623.5
-1300
C
308
VLCD1
623.5
4700
C
249
VBTI2
623.5
-1200
C
309
VLCD4
623.5
4800
C
250
VBTI2
623.5
-1100
C
310
VLCD4
623.5
4900
C
251
VBTI2
623.5
-1000
C
311
VLCD4
623.5
5000
C
252
VBTI2
623.5
-900
C
312
DUMMY
623.5
5197
C
253
VBTI2
623.5
-800
C
313
COM1
390
5182
B
254
CP1P
623.5
-700
C
314
COM2
315
5182
B
255
CP1P
623.5
-600
C
315
COM3
240
5182
B
256
CP1P
623.5
-500
C
316
COM4
165
5182
B
257
CP1P
623.5
-400
C
317
COM5
90
5182
B
258
CP12N
623.5
-300
C
318
COM6
15
5182
B
259
CP12N
623.5
-200
C
319
COM7
-60
5182
B
260
CP12N
623.5
-100
C
320
COM8
-135
5182
B
261
CP12N
623.5
0
C
262
CP12N
623.5
100
C
263
CP12N
623.5
200
C
264
CP12N
623.5
300
C
265
CP2P
623.5
400
C
266
CP2P
623.5
500
C
267
CP2P
623.5
600
C
268
CP2P
623.5
700
C
269
CP3P
623.5
800
C
270
CP3P
623.5
900
C
271
CP3P
623.5
1000
C
272
CP3P
623.5
1100
C
273
CP34N
623.5
1200
C
274
CP34N
623.5
1300
C
275
CP34N
623.5
1400
C
276
CP34N
623.5
1500
C
277
CP34N
623.5
1600
C
278
CP34N
623.5
1700
C
279
CP34N
623.5
1800
C
280
CP4P
623.5
1900
C
281
CP4P
623.5
2000
C
282
CP4P
623.5
2100
C
283
CP4P
623.5
2200
C
284
VLCD
623.5
2300
C
285
VLCD
623.5
2400
C
286
VLCD
623.5
2500
C
287
VLCD
623.5
2600
C
288
VLCD
623.5
2700
C
289
VLCD
623.5
2800
C
290
VLCD0
623.5
2900
C
291
VLCD0
623.5
3000
C
292
VLCD0
623.5
3100
C
293
VLCD0
623.5
3200
C
294
VLCD0
623.5
3300
C
295
VLCD5
623.5
3400
C
296
VLCD5
623.5
3500
C
297
VLCD5
623.5
3600
C
298
VLCD5
623.5
3700
C
299
VLCD5
623.5
3800
C
300
VLCD2
623.5
3900
C
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