HOLTEK HT9320C

HT9320 Series
22-Memory Tone/Pulse Dialer
Features
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Patent Number: 64097, 86474, 113235(R.O.C.), 5424740(U.S.A.)
Universal specification
Operating voltag0e: 2.0V~5.5V
Low standby current
Lowmemoryretentioncurrent:0.1mA(typ.)
Tone/pulse switchable
Interface with LCD driver
32 digits for redialing
32 digits for the SA memory dialing
One-key redialing
Pause and P®T key for PBX
3.58MHz crystal or ceramic resonator
Hand-free control
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Hold-line control
Pause, P®T can be saved for redialing
On-hook store function
Keytone function
Lock function
Resistor options
- M/B ratio
- Flash function and flash time
- Pause and P®T duration
- Pulse number
- Inter-digit pause time for 10pps
Memory number: 22 memories
General Description
The HT9320 series tone/pulse dialers are
CMOS LSI for telecommunication systems.
They are designed to meet various dialing specifications through resistor option matrix.
LCD interface function and IDD lock function.
The six versions also supply the hold-line and
hand-free functions, which are suitable for feature
phone applications.
The HT9320 series are offered in six different
versions. The different functions of the six versions are listed in the selection table. The
HT9320A, HT9320H versions provide the
on-hook store function; the HT9320B version
provides the LCD interface function; the
HT9320K version provides the keytone function; the HT9320L version provides both the
HT9320 series provide SA, Redial and 20
one-touch/two-touch memory dialing. If the
keyboard includes M1~M20 keys it can be used
as one-touch memory dialing. Otherwise, it
works as two-touch (PAGE®M1~M10) or
three-touch(A®PAGE®0~9) memory dialing
for speed dialing in either pulse or tone mode.
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Selection Table
Function
Flash
Time
(ms)
Part No.
Memory Hold- HandLCD
Flash
Dialing Line Free Interface Function
HT9320A
SA, R
M1~M20
Ö
Ö
¾
HT9320B
SA, R
M1~M20
Ö
Ö
Ö
HT9320C
SA, R
M1~M20
¾
¾
¾
HT9320H
SA, R
M1~M20
Ö
Ö
¾
HT9320K
SA, R
M1~M20
Ö
Ö
¾
HT9320L
SA, R
M1~M20
Ö
Ö
Ö
Control
600
Digit
600/300/98
Control
600
Digit
600/300/98
Pulse
No.
Tone
Duration
(ms)
InterTonePause
(ms)
M/B
Pin
IDD
Lock
N,
N+1
10-N
82.5
85.5
Ö
¾
¾
Ö
28 DIP
N,
N+1
10-N
82.5
85.5
¾
¾
¾
¾
28 DIP
KeyOnTone Hook Package
Output Store
Control
600
Digit
600/300/98
N,
N+1
10-N
82.5
85.5
¾
¾
¾
¾
22SKDIP
Digit
600/100
N
82.5
82.5
Ö
¾
¾
Ö
28 DIP
Control
600
Digit
600/300/98
N,
N+1
10-N
82.5
85.5
¾
¾
Ö
¾
28 DIP
N,
N+1
10-N
82.5
85.5
¾
Ö
¾
¾
28 DIP
Control
600
Digit
600/300/98
HT9320L-X The same as HT9320L, but the voltage polarity of the row group and the column group are reversed.
Pin Assignment
C 8
1
2 8
C 7
C 8
1
2 8
C 7
C 8
1
2 8
C 7
H S T
2
2 7
C 6
D O U T
2
2 7
C 6
K T
2
2 7
C 6
R 1
3
2 6
C 5
R 1
3
2 6
C 5
R 1
3
2 6
C 5
R 2
4
2 5
C 4
R 2
4
2 5
C 4
C 8
1
2 2
C 7
R 2
4
2 5
C 4
R 3
5
2 4
C 3
R 3
5
2 4
C 3
R 1
2
2 1
C 6
R 3
5
2 4
C 3
R 4
6
2 3
C 2
R 4
6
2 3
C 2
R 2
3
2 0
C 5
R 4
6
2 3
C 2
R 5
7
2 2
C 1
R 5
7
2 2
C 1
R 3
4
1 9
C 4
R 5
7
2 2
C 1
H K S
8
2 1
P O
H K S
8
2 1
P O
R 4
5
1 8
C 3
H K S
8
2 1
P O
M /B
9
2 0
H F O
C L O C K
9
2 0
H F O
R 5
6
1 7
C 2
N C
9
2 0
H F O
H F I
1 0
1 9
X M U T E
1 0
1 9
X M U T E
H K S
7
1 6
C 1
H F I
1 0
1 9
X M U T E
M O D E
1 1
1 8
D T M F
M O D E
1 1
1 8
D T M F
M O D E
8
1 5
P O
M O D E
1 1
1 8
D T M F
X 1
1 2
1 7
H D I
X 1
1 2
1 7
H D I
X 1
9
1 4
X M U T E
X 1
1 2
1 7
H D I
X 2
1 3
1 6
H D O
X 2
1 3
1 6
H D O
X 2
1 0
1 3
D T M F
X 2
1 3
1 6
H D O
V D D
1 4
1 5
V S S
V D D
1 4
1 5
V S S
V D D
1 1
1 2
V S S
V D D
1 4
1 5
V S S
H T 9 3 2 0 A /H
2 8 D IP
H F I
H T 9 3 2 0 B /L /L -X
2 8 D IP
H T 9 3 2 0 C
2 2 S K D IP
2
H T 9 3 2 0 K
2 8 D IP
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Block Diagram
H S T
F S M
C 1
C o n tro l
D O U T
C h e c k
C L O C K
K e y
C o lu m n
C 8
K e y
F u n c tio n
E n c o d e r
W R M
C o u n te r
S R A M
A D D R L
R 1
K e y R o w
R 5
T o n e
E n c o d e r
T o n e
O u t
C o n v e rte r
P u ls e
O u t
D T M F
P O
X M U T E
E n c o d e r
D e b o u n c e
F la s h
K e y to n e
C ir c u it
M o d e In
H D /H F
H K S
H F I
H D I
H D O
X 1
X 2
D iv id e r
C lo c k
G e n e ra to r
M /B
M /B
T im e r
H F O
M O D E
K T
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Keyboard Information
HT9320A/B/C/K/L
HT9320H
· O n e -to u c h m e m o r y k e y b o a r d
· O n e -to u c h m e m o r y k e y b o a r d
C 1
C 2
C 3
R 1
S A
R 2
1
2
3
R 3
4
5
6
R 4
7
8
9
R 5
C 4
C 5
P
S T
#
0
* /T
F
R
C 6
C 7
C 1
C 8
C 2
C 3
R 1
S A
R 2
1
2
3
R 3
4
5
6
P
C 4
P A G E
F
R 4
7
8
9
S T
R 5
* /T
0
#
R
C 2
C 3
R 1
S A
P
P A G E
R 2
1
2
C 6
C 7
C 8
M 1
M 6
M 1 1
M 1 6
F
M 2
M 7
M 1 2
M 1 7
M 3
M 8
M 1 3
M 1 8
M 1 6
M 2
M 7
M 1 2
M 1 7
R 2
1
2
3
M 3
M 8
M 1 3
M 1 8
R 3
4
5
6
M 4
M 9
M 1 4
M 1 9
R 4
7
8
9
S T
M 4
M 9
M 1 4
M 1 9
0
#
R /P
M 5
M 1 0
M 1 5
M 2 0
M 1 0
M 1 5
*
R 5
M 2 0
· T w o -to u c h m e m o r y k e y b o a r d
C 5
M 1 /
M 1
M 2 /
M 1
M 3 /
M 1
M 4 /
M 1
M 5 /
M 1
C 1
C 6
1
2
3
4
5
M 6 /
M 1 6
M 7 /
M 1 7
M 8 /
M 1 8
M 9 /
M 1 9
M 1 0 /
M 2 0
C 2
C 3
C 4
C 5
C 6
M 1 /
M 1 1
M 2 /
M 1 2
M 3 /
M 1 3
M 4 /
M 1 4
M 5 /
M 1 5
M 6 /
M 1 6
M 7 /
M 1 7
M 8 /
M 1 8
M 9 /
M 1 9
M 1 0 /
M 2 0
R 1
S A
2
P A G E
P ® T
R 2
1
5
3
F
R 3
4
8
6
A
R 4
7
0
9
S T
#
R /P
*
R 5
· T h r e e -to u c h m e m o r y k e y b o a r d
C 1
C 2
C 3
C 4
R 1
S A
2
P A G E
P ® T
R 2
1
5
3
4
8
6
A
7
0
9
S T
#
R /P
C 4
3
C 5
M 1 1
· T h r e e -to u c h m e m o r y k e y b o a r d
C 1
C 4
P ® T
M 6
· T w o -to u c h m e m o r y k e y b o a r d
C 1
C 3
M 1
M 5
S A
C 2
R 1
F
R 3
4
5
6
A
R 3
R 4
7
8
9
S T
R 4
R 5
* /T
0
#
R
R 5
*
F
Memory dialing vs. keyboard form table
Dialing
Output
One-Touch
Memory Keyboard
M1~M10
M1 ~ M10
M11~M20
M11 ~ M20
Two-Touch
Memory Keyboard
A
Three-Touch
Memory Keyboard
a (a=1~9, 0)
PAGE Ma (Ma=M1~M10)
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Pin Description
Pin Name
C1~C8
R1~R5
I/O
I/O
X1
I
X2
O
XMUTE
HKS
PO
O
I
O
Internal
Connection
Description
CMOS
IN/OUT
These pins form a 5´8 keyboard matrix which can perform
keyboard input detection and dialing specification setting
functions. When on-hook (HKS=high) all the pins are set high.
While off-hook the column group (C1~C8) remains low and the
row group (R1~R5) is set high for key input detection.
For the HT9320L-X, the column group remains high and the
row group is set low for key input detection.
An inexpensive single contact 5´8 keyboard can be used as an
input device. Pressing a key connects a single column to a single row, and actuates the system oscillator that results in a dialing signal output. If more than two keys are pressed at the
same time, no response occurs. The key-in debounce time is
20ms. Refer to the keyboard information for keyboard arrangement and to the functional description for dialing specification selection.
The system oscillator consists of an inverter, a bias resistor
and the necessary load capacitor on chip. Connecting a standard 3.579545MHz crystal or ceramic resonator to the X1 and
OSCILLATOR
X2 terminals can implement the oscillator function. The oscillator is turned off in the standby mode, and is actuated whenever a keyboard entry is detected.
NMOS OUT
XMUTE is an NMOS open drain structure pulled to VSS during dialing signal transmission. Otherwise, it is an open circuit. XMUTE is used to mute the speech circuit when
transmitting the dial signal.
CMOS IN
This pin is used to monitor the status of the hook-switch and its
combination with HFI/HDI can control the PO pin output to
makeorbreaktheline.
HKS=VDD:On-hookstate(PO=low).ExceptforHFI/HDI
(hand-free/hold-lineco ntrolinput),other
functionsarealldisabled.
HKS=VSS:Off-hookstate(PO=high).The chipisinthestandbymodeandreadytoreceivethekeyinput.
CMOS OUT
This pin is a CMOS output structure which by receiving the
HKS and HFO/HDO signals, control the dialer to connect or
disconnect the telephone line.
PO outputs a low to break line when HKS is high (on-hook)
and HFO/HDO is low. PO outputs a high to make line when
HKS is low (off-hook) or HFO is high or HDO is high.
During the off-hook state, this pin also outputs the dialing
pulse train in pulse mode dialing. While in the tone mode, this
pin is always high.
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Pin Name
MODE
DTMF
HDI
HDO
HFI
HFO
DOUT
I/O
I/O
O
I
O
I
O
O
Internal
Connection
Description
CMOS
IN/OUT
This is a three-state input/output pin, used for dialing mode
selection, either Tone mode or Pulse mode, 10pps/20pps
MODE=VDD: Pulse mode, 10pps
MODE=OPEN: Pulse mode, 20pps
MODE=VSS: Tone mode
During the pulse mode dialing, switching this pin to the tone
mode changes the subsequent digit entry to the tone mode.
When the chips are in tone mode, switching to the pulse mode
will also be recognized.
CMOS OUT
This pin is active only when the chip transmits tone dialing
signals. Otherwise, it always outputs a low. The pin outputs
tone signals to drive the external transmitter amplifier circuit. The load resistor should not be less than 5kW.
CMOS IN
Pull-high
This pin is a schmitt trigger input structure. Active low. Applying a negative going pulse to this pin can toggle the HDO output once.
An external RC network is recommended for input
debouncing. The pull-high resistance is 200kW typ.
CMOS OUT
The HDO is a CMOS output structure. Its output is toggle- controlled by a negative transition on HDI. When HDO is toggled
high, PO keeps high to hold the line. The hold function can be released by setting HFO high or by an on-off hook operation or by
another HDI input. The HDO pin can directly drive the HT3810
series melody generator to produce a hold-line background melody. Refer to the functional description for the hold-line function.
CMOS IN
Pull-low
This pin is a schmitt trigger input structure. Active high. Applying a positive going pulse to HFI can toggle the HFO once
and hence control the hand-free function.
An external RC network is recommended for input
debouncing. The pull-low resistance of HFI is 200kW typ.
CMOS OUT
The HFO is a CMOS output structure. Its output is togglecontrolled by a positive transition on the HFI pin. When HFO
is high, the hand-free function is enabled and PO outputs a
high to connect the line.
The hand-free function can be released by an on-off-hook operation or by another HFI input or by setting HDO high. Refer to
the functional description for the hand-free function operation.
NMOS OUT
NMOS open drain output pin. It outputs the BCD code of the
dialing digits to the LCD driver chip (HT16XX series) or mC for
dialing number display. Refer to the functional description for
the detailed timing.
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I/O
Internal
Connection
Description
CLOCK
O
NMOS OUT
NMOS open drain output. When dialing, it outputs a series of
pulse trains for DOUT data synchronization. DOUT data is
valid at the falling edge of clock.
VDD
I
¾
Positive power supply, 2.0V~5.5V for normal operation
VSS
I
¾
Negative power supply
Pin Name
HST
I
CMOS IN
Pull-low
(HT9320A)
CMOS IN
(HT9320H)
I
M/B
CMOS IN
Pull-high
(HT9320A)
CMOS IN
(HT9320H)
KT
O
CMOS OUT
On-hook store enable input
HST=VDD: On-hook store (HT9320A/H)
HST=Floating: Off-hook store (HT9320A)
HST=VSS: Off-hook store (HT9320H)
The Pull-low resistance is 200kW typ.
Make/Break ratio selection
M/B=VSS: 33.3/66.6 (HT9320A)
M/B=Floating: 40/60 (HT9320A)
M/B=VDD: 33.3/66.6 (HT9320H)
M/B=VSS: 40/60 (HT9320H)
The pull-high resistance is 200kW typ.
Keytone output pin. Outputs a 1.2kHz tone carrier for 34ms
each time a key is pressed in the pulse mode.
Approximate internal connection circuits
C M O S IN /O U T
N M O S O U T
C M O S IN
V D D
V D D
C M O S IN
P u ll- lo w
C M O S O U T
C M O S IN
P u ll- h ig h
O S C IL L A T O R
X 1
2 0 p F
X 2
1 0 M
1 0 p F
E N
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
Supply Voltage ................................-0.3V to 6V
Storage Temperature ................-50°C to 125°C
Input Voltage .................. VSS-0.3 to VDD+0.3V
Operating Temperature .............-20°C to 75°C
Note: These are stress ratings only. Stresses exceeding the range specified under ²Absolute Maximum Ratings² may cause substantial damage to the device. Functional operation of this device
at other conditions beyond those listed in the specification is not implied and prolonged exposure to extreme conditions may affect device reliability.
Electrical Characteristics
Symbol
Parameter
fOSC=3.5795MHz, Ta=25°C
Test Conditions
VDD
Conditions
Min.
Typ.
Max. Unit
VDD
Operating Voltage
¾
¾
2
¾
5.5
V
IDD
Operating Current
2.5V
Pulse Off-hook
Keypad entry
Tone No load
¾
0.2
1
mA
¾
0.6
2
mA
ISTB
Standby Current
1V
¾
¾
1
mA
VR
Memory Retention Voltage
¾
¾
1
¾
5.5
V
IR
Memory Retention Current
1V
¾
0.1
0.2
mA
VIL
Input Low Voltage
¾
¾
VSS
¾
0.2VDD
V
VIH
Input High Voltage
¾
¾
0.8VDD
¾
VDD
V
IXMO
XMUTE Leakage Current
¾
VXMUTE=12V
No entry
¾
¾
1
mA
IOLXM
¾
¾
mA
On-hook, no load
No entry
On-hook
XMUTE Sink Current
2.5V VXMUTE=0.5V
1
IHKS
HKS Pin Input Current
2.5V VHKS=2.5V
¾
¾
0.1
mA
RHFI
HFI Pull-low Resistance
2.5V VHFI=2.5V
¾
200
¾
kW
RHDI
HDI Pull-high Resistance
2.5V VHDI=0V
¾
200
¾
kW
RM/B
M/B Pull-high Resistance
2.5V VM/B=0V
¾
200
¾
kW
RHST
HST Pull-low Resistance
2.5V VHST=2.5V
¾
200
¾
kW
IOH1
Keypad Pin Source Current 2.5V VOH=0V
-4
¾
-40
mA
IOL1
Keypad Pin Sink Current
2.5V VOL=2.5V
200
400
¾
mA
IOH2
HFO Pin Source Current
2.5V VOH=2V
-1
¾
¾
mA
IOL2
HFO Pin Sink Current
2.5V VOL=0.5V
1
¾
¾
mA
IOH3
HDO Pin Source Current
2.5V VOH=2V
-1
¾
¾
mA
IOL3
HDO Pin Sink Current
2.5V VOL=0.5V
1
¾
¾
mA
IOH4
KT Pin Source Current
2.5V VOH=2V
-1
¾
¾
mA
IOL4
KT Pin Sink Current
2.5V VOL=0.5V
1
¾
¾
mA
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Symbol
Test Conditions
Parameter
Conditions
VDD
¾
0.2
¾
s
¾
1
¾
s
One-key redialing
¾
1
¾
s
¾
20
¾
ms
¾
1.2
¾
s
¾
TRP
Pause Time for One-key
Redialing
¾
TDB
Key-in Debounce Time
¾
TBRK
Break Time for One-key
Redialing
¾
One-key redialing
fOSC
System Frequency
¾
Crystal=3.5795MHz
¾
Pulse Mode Electrical Characteristics
3.5759 3.5795 3.5831 MHz
fOSC=3.5795MHz, Ta=25°C
Test Conditions
VDD
Max. Unit
Control key
Pause Time After Flash
Parameter
Typ.
Digit key
TFP
Symbol
Min.
Conditions
Min.
Typ.
Max. Unit
IPOH
PO Output Source
2.5V VOH=2V
Current
-0.2
¾
¾
mA
IPOL
PO Output Sink
Current
0.2
0.6
¾
mA
PR
Pulse Rate
MODE pin is connected to VDD
¾
10
¾
MODE pin is opened
¾
20
¾
¾
33:66
¾
2.5V VOL=0.5V
¾
A resistor is linked between
R2 and C1 (HT9320B/C/K/L)
M/B=VSS (HT9320A)
M/B
Make/Break Ratio
¾
M/B=VDD (HT9320H)
No resistor is linked between
R2 and C1 (HT9320B/C/K/L)
%
¾
40:60
¾
M/B ratio=40:60
¾
40 (10pps)
20 (20pps)
¾
M/B ratio=33:66
¾
33 (10pps)
17 (20pps)
¾
M/B=Floating (HT9320A)
pps
M/B=VSS (HT9320H)
TPDP
Pre-digit-pause
Time
¾
9
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Symbol
Parameter
Test Conditions
VDD
Conditions
Pulse rate=10pps. No resistor
is linked between R1 and C5
(HT9320A/B/C/K)
TIDP
Inter-digit-pause
Time
¾
¾
¾
800
Max. Unit
¾
ms
Pulse rate=10pps. A resistor
is linked between R1 and C5
(HT9320A/B/C/K)
¾
400
¾
Pulse rate=20pps
¾
500
¾
¾
33 (10pps)
17 (20pps)
¾
M/B=VSS (HT9320A)
Pulse Make
Duration
Typ.
Pulse rate=10pps (HT9320H/L)
A resistor is linked between
R2 and C1 (HT9320B/C/K/L)
TM
Min.
M/B=VDD (HT9320H)
No resistor is linked between
R2 and C1 (HT9320B/C/K/L)
M/B=Floating (HT9320A)
ms
¾
40 (10pps)
20 (20pps)
¾
¾
66 (10pps)
33 (20pps)
¾
M/B=VSS (HT9320H)
A resistor is linked between
R2 and C1 (HT9320B/C/K/L)
M/B=VSS (HT9320A)
TB
pulse Break
Duration
¾
M/B=VDD (HT9320H)
No resistor is linked between
R2 and C1 (HT9320B/C/K/L)
M/B=Floating (HT9320A)
ms
¾
60 (10pps)
30 (20pps)
¾
M/B=VSS (HT9320H)
TKT
Keytone Duration
¾
Pulse mode (HT9320K)
¾
34
¾
ms
FKTC
Keytone Carrier
¾
Pulse mode (HT9320K)
¾
1.2
¾
kHz
Tone Mode Electrical Characteristics
Symbol
Parameter
fOSC=3.5795MHz, Ta=25°C
Test Conditions
VDD
Conditions
¾
¾
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
0.45VDD
¾
0.7VDD
V
0.1
¾
¾
mA
0.12
0.155
0.18
Vrms
VTDC
DTMF Output DC Level
ITOL
DTMF Sink Current
VTAC
DTMF Output AC Level
RL
DTMF Output Load
2.5V THD£-23dB
5
¾
¾
kW
ACR
Column Pre-emphasis
2.5V Row group=0dB
1
2
3
dB
2.5V VDTMF=0.5V
¾
Row group, RL=5kW
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Symbol
Test Conditions
Parameter
Conditions
VDD
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
¾
-30
-23
dB
THD
Tone Signal Distortion
2.5V RL=5kW
TTMIN
Minimum Tone Duration
¾
Auto-redial
¾
82.5
¾
ms
TITPM
Minimum Inter-tone Pause
¾
Auto-redial
¾
85.5
¾
ms
THD (Distortion) (dB) = 20 log ( V12 + V22 + K Vn 2 / Vi2 + Vh 2 )
Vi, Vh: Row group and column group signals
V1, V2, ... Vn: Harmonic signals (BW=300Hz~3500Hz)
Functional Description
C 1
Keyboard matrix
C1~C8 and R1~R5 form a keyboard matrix. Together with a standard 5´8 keyboard, the keyboard matrix is used for dialing entries. In
addition, the keyboard matrix also provides resistor options for different dialing specification selections. The keyboard arrangement for the
HT9320 series are shown in the Keyboard Information.
Output
Frequency (Hz)
Specified
Actual
697
699
+0.29%
R3
770
766
-0.52%
R4
852
847
-0.59%
R5
941
948
+0.74%
C1
1209
1215
+0.50%
C2
1336
1332
-0.30%
C3
1477
1472
-0.34%
R
C 4
C 5
C 6
C 7
R 4
K 2 1
R
K 3 1
R
K 4 1
R
K 5 1
R
K 6 1
R
K 7 1
K 1 2
R 3
R
K 1 3
R
K 1 4
All the resistors are 330kW. The resistor option
functions and the default specifications (withoutoptionresistors)arelistedbelow(HT9320A/
B/C/K/L).
Option
Resistor
% Error
R2
C 3
R
R 2
Tone frequency
Tone
Name
C 2
R 1
Option
Function
RK12
(HT9320B/ Ratio Selection
C/K/L)
RK13
RK14
RK21
Note: %Errordoesnotcontainthecrystalfrequency
drift
RK31
40:60
Flash= control
Flash Function
function
/Time Selection Flash time=
600ms
Pause & P®T
Duration
Selection
TP= 3.6s
TP®T= 3.6s
Pulse Number
Selection
N
Dialing specification selection
RK41
Various dialing specifications can be selected by
adding resistors across keyboard matrix pins.
The allowable option resistor connections are
shown on the table.
RK51
Inter-digit(HT9320A Pause Time for
/B/C/K)
10pps
11
Default
(No Resistor)
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Option
Resistor
Option
Function
Pause and P®T duration selection table
Default
(No Resistor)
RK51
International
RK61
Direct Dialing
RK71
Lock Selection
(HT9320L)
· HT9320A/B/C/K/L
Normal dialing
(unlock)
M/B ratio selection table
RK21
TP (sec)
TP®T (sec)
No
3.6
3.6
Yes
2
1
· HT9320H
· HT9320A
M/B Pin
M/B Ratio (%)
VSS
33.3:66.6
Floating
40:60
TP (sec)
TP®T (sec)
3.6
3.6
Pulse number selection table
· HT9320A/B/C/K/L
· HT9320B/C/K/L
RK12
M/B Ratio (%)
RK31
RK41
Pulse
Number
No
40:60
No
No
N
Yes
33.3:66.6
No
Yes
N+1
Yes
No
10-N
Yes
Yes
¾
· HT9320H
M/B Pin
M/B Ratio (%)
VDD
33.3:66.6
VSS
40:60
· HT9320H
Pulse Number
N
Flash function/time (duration) selection table
· HT9320A/B/C/K/L
Inter-digit-pause time for 10pps
RK13
RK14
Flash
Function
Flash
Time (TF)
No
No
Control
600ms
RK51
Inter-digit pause time
No
Yes
Digit
600ms
No
800ms
Yes
No
Digit
98ms
Yes
400ms
Yes
Yes
Digit
300ms
· HT9320A/B/C/K
· HT9320H/L
· HT9320H
Inter-digit pause time
M/B Pin
Flash
Function
Flash Time
(TF)
VSS
Digit
600ms
VDD
Digit
100ms
800ms
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On/Off hook store selection table
Pulse number table
Keypad
Output Pulse Number
HST Pin
Hook Store Mode
On-hook store
Digit Key
N
10-N
N+1
VDD (HT9320A/H)
1
1
9
2
Floating (HT9320A)
Off-hook store
VSS (HT9320H)
Off-hook store
2
2
8
3
3
3
7
4
4
4
6
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
4
7
7
7
3
8
8
8
2
9
9
9
1
10
0
10
10
1
*/T
P®T
P®T
P®T
#
Ignored
Ignored
Ignored
Lock function (HT932L)
This function aims to detect lock dialing numbers to prevent from an unauthorized long distance call. The dialing output of this chip is
disabled if the first input key after on-off hook is
the lock number when the lock function is enabled.
International direct dialing lock (IDD lock) selection table
RK51 RK61 RK71
Lock Function
No
No
No
Normal dialing without
lock function
DOUT BCD code
No
No
Yes
To lock 0
When dialing, the corresponding 4-bit BCD
codes are serially presented on DOUT from
MSB to LSB. The data of DOUT is valid at the
falling edge of the CLOCK pin. The following
table lists the BCD codes corresponding to the
keyboard input.
No
Yes
¾
To lock 0, 9
Yes
¾
¾
IDD lock operation by the
telephone keyboard.
(See keyboard operation)
Note: ²¾² stands for ²don¢t care²
Key-In BCD Code Key-In BCD Code
1
0001
8
1000
Hand-free function operation
2
0010
9
1001
· Hand-free function execution
3
0011
0
1010
4
0100
*/T
1101
5
0101
#
1100
6
0110
F
1011
7
0111
P
1110
When HFO is low, a rising edge triggers the
HFI, enabling the Hand-free function (HFO
becomes high).
· Reset Hand-free function
When HFO is high, the Hand-free function is
enabled and can be reset by:
¨ Off-hook
On hook store (HT9320A/H)
¨ Applying a rising edge to HFI
¨ Changing the HDO pin from low to high
When the external power supply (2V~5.5V) is
used and the HST pin is connected to VDD, the
user can store dialing numbers to the memories
(M1~M20) during on-hook state.
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· Hand-free function table
I n p u t
C u r r e n t S t a t e
H K S
H F O
H D O
H D I
H
L
X
H
H
L
X
H
H
L
X
X
H : L o g ic H I G H
L : L o g ic L O W
L
H F O
H F I
H D I
H K S
H D O
H F O
A n
L
X
L
H
A n
L
A n
L
H
L
X
L
H
A n
H
L
L
H
H
L
A n
L
A n
L
L
L
L
H
A n
H
A n
L
A n
L
H
A n
A n
L
A n
X : D o n 't c a r e
A n : U n c h a n g e d
H
L
H
A n
L
A n
H
L
L
L
L
X
L
H
A n
L
A n
L
X
L
A n
L
A n
L
A n
H
H
A n
A n
H
A n
L
H
H
L
X
L
L
X
X
L
H : L o g ic H I G H
L : L o g ic L O W
: R is in g e d g e
: F a llin g e d g e
L
H
L
L
L
X
X
A n
X
H
L
L
H
X
X
H D O
H
A n
L
L
H K S
L
X
H
L
L
N e x t S t a t e
H D O
H
X
L
L
H F O
A n
L
L
H K S
I n p u t
C u r r e n t S t a t e
N e x t S t a t e
A n
H
X
H
H F I
L
X
H
· Hold-line function table
X : D o n 't c a r e
A n : U n c h a n g e d
Hold-line function operation
Key definition
· Hold-line function execution
· 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 keys
L
H
: R is in g e d g e
: F a llin g e d g e
These are dialing number input keys for both
the pulse mode and the tone mode operations.
When HDO is low, a falling edge triggers the
HDI, enabling the Hold-line function (HDO
becomes high). The XMUTE remains low
when HDO is high.
· */T
This key executes the P®T function and wait
a TP®T duration in the pulse mode. On the
other hand, the */T key executes the * function in the tone mode.
· Reset Hold-line function
When HDO is high, the Hold-line function is
enabled and can be reset by:
¨ Off-hook
· * (HT9320H)
¨ Applying a falling edge to HDI
¨ Changing the HFO pin from low to high
The * key executes the * tone output function
in the tone mode. No response in the pulse
mode.
· P®T
The key executes the P®T function in the
pulse mode. No response in the tone mode.
· #
This is a dialing signal key for the tone mode
only, no response in the pulse mode.
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· SA
· ST
Pressing this key can save the preceding dialing telephone numbers. The saved number is
redialed if it is pressed again. SA will also redial
the saved number if it is the first key pressed at
the off-hook state. During the dialing signal
transmission, the SA key is inhibited.
Store key. The execution of this key actuates
the store memory function with (or without)
dialing output. During the dialing signal
transmission, the ST key is inhibited.
· A
Auto key. When this key is pressed before
pressing any one of the digital keys (0~9) it
executes the two-touch/ three-touch memory
dialing function.
· F
The flash key can be selected as a digit or as a
control key by the option resistors RK13 & RK14.
Pressing the flash key will force the PO pin to
be ²low² for the TF duration and is then followed by TFP (sec). TF can also be selected by
RK13, RK14.
· PAGE
M11~M20 are represented by pressing the
PAGE key an.d the digital keys (0~9) or
M1~M10. That is to say, A PAGE digit key
(0~9) or PAGE®M1~M10 executes M11~M20
memorydialing.
· P
Pause key. The execution of this key can
pause the output for the TP duration. TP can
be selected by RK21.
· M1~M20
One-touch memory dialing for speed-dialing
in either pulse or tone mode.
· R
Redial key. Executes redialing as well as
one-key redial function.
· R/P
Redial and pause function key. If it is pressed
as the first key after off-hook, this key executes the redial function. Otherwise, it works
as the pause key.
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Keyboard operation
The following operations are described under an on-off-hook or on-hook condition with the hand-free active
condition.
N o r m a l d ia lin g
·
P u ls e m o d e
-
-
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
D 2
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
T o n e m o d e
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
... D n
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
R M : D 1
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
... D n
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
( b ) w ith * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 1
D 2
... D n
* /T
D n + 1
( b ) w ith * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
...
D m
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
D 2
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D 2 ... D n T P ® T
P u ls e
* /T D n + 1 ... D m
D 2 ... D n
D 1
D 2
... D n
* /T
D n + 1
...
D m
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D n + 1 ... D m
T o n e
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
* D n + 1 ... D m
* D n + 1 ... D m
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
·
N o te : T h e m a x im u m c a p a c ity o f th e R M m e m o r y is 3 2 d ig its . W h e n m o r e th a n 3 2 d ig its a r e e n te r e d , th e s ig n a l is
tr a n s m itte d b u t th e r e d ia l fu n c tio n is in h ib ite d .
R e d ia l
-
P u ls e m o d e
-
( a ) w ith o u t * /T , P ® T
R M
c o n te n t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
R M
R
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
R
D 2 ... D n
R M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
( b ) w ith * /T
D 2 ... D n
K e y b o a r d in p u t: [ R
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : U n c h a n g e d
D 2 ... D n
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
c o n te n t: D 1
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
R M : U n c h a n g e d
( b ) w ith * /T
R M c o n te n t: D 1
T o n e m o d e
( a ) w ith o u t * /T , P ® T
* /T
D n + 1 ... D m
o r R /P ]
D 2 ... D n
P u ls e
T
R M
c o n te n t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
K e y b o a r d in p u t: [ R
P ® T
D n + 1 ... D m
T o n e
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
* /T
D n + 1 ... D m
o r R /P ]
D 2 ... D n
* D n + 1 ... D m
R M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
N o te : If th e d ia lin g n u m b e r e x c e e d s 3 2 d ig its , r e d ia lin g is in h ib ite d a n d P O = V D D
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· O n e - k e y r e d ia l
-
P u ls e m o d e
-
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
D 2
... D n
D 2 ... D n T
P u ls e
D 1 D 2 ... D n
P u ls e
D 2 ... D n
R
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
T o n e m o d e
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
T
B R K
D 2
... D n
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n
... D n
R M : D 1 D 2 ... D n
R P
R
T
T
B R K
R P
D 1
D 2
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
( b ) w ith * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 1
D 2
D m
R
... D n
* /T
( b ) w ith * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D n + 1 ...
D 2
R
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
D 1
D m
D 2 ... D n T P ® T D n + 1 ... D m
P u ls e
T o n e
T B R K T R P D 1 D 2 ... D n T P T
P u ls e
D n + 1 ... D m
T o n e
D 2 ... D n * /T D n + 1 ... D m
T
R M : D 1
... D n
D 2 ... D n
B R K
... D m
D 2 ... D n
T
R P
* /T
D n + 1 ...
* D n + 1 ... D m
D 1
D 2 ... D n
* D n + 1
* D n + 1 ... D m
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
N o te : If th e d ia lin g n u m b e r e x c e e d s 3 2 d ig its , r e d ia lin g is in h ib ite d a n d P O = V D D
· P a u s e
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 1
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
D 2
... D n
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
P
T
[ P
o r R /P ]
D n + 1
... D m
D n + 1 ... D m
P
D n + 1 ... D m
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
· S A c o p y
-
P u ls e m o d e
-
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
S A M : D 1
... D n
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
S A
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
S A M : D 1
D 1
D 2
D m
S A
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
S A M : D 1
D 2
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
( b ) w ith * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
R M : D 1
T o n e m o d e
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
... D n
* /T
D 2 ... D n T P ® T
P u ls e
* /T D n + 1 ... D m
* /T
D n + 1 ... D m
D n + 1 ...
D n + 1 ... D m
T o n e
D 2
... D n
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
( b ) w ith * /T
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 1
D 2
... D n
D m S A
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n
R M : D 1
S A M : D 1
S A
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
D 2 ... D n
* /T
*
D n + 1 ...
D n + 1 ... D m
* D n + 1 ... D m
* D n + 1 ... D m
N o te : T h e m a x im u m c a p a c ity o f th e R M m e m o r y is 3 2 d ig its . W h e n m o r e th a n 3 2 d ig its p lu s th e " S A " k e y
a r e e n te r e d , th e S A V E fu n c tio n w ill n o t b e e x e c u te d , a n d a ll th e e x is tin g d a ta in th e s a v e m e m o r y
w ill n o t b e c h a n g e d .
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S A d ia lin g
·
P u ls e m o d e
-
T o n e m o d e
-
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
S A M
c o n te n t: D 1
( a ) w ith o u t * /T
D 2
... D n
S A M
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S A
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
D 2 ... D n
* /T
( b ) w ith * /T
S A M c o n te n t: D 1
D n + 1 ... D m
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S A
R M : U n c h a n g e d
D 2 ... D n
P u ls e
T
P ® T
D 2 ... D n
* D n + 1 ... D m
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S A
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n
D n + 1 ... D m
T o n e
* D n + 1 ... D m
R M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
·
D 2 ... D n
R M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
R M : U n c h a n g e d
( b ) w ith * /T
S A M c o n te n t: D 1
c o n te n t: D 1
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S A
M e m o ry s to re
O n e - to u c h m e m o r y s to r e w ith o u t d ia lin g o u tp u t
-
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S T
D 1
D 2
... D n
S T
O n e - to u c h m e m o r y s to r e w ith d ia lin g o u tp u t
-
M a
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
D ia lin g o u tp u t:
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
M a : D 1
D 2 ... D n
M a : D 1
D 2 ... D n
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
-
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
... D n
S T
M a
T w o - to u c h m e m o r y s to r e w ith d ia lin g o u tp u t
(M 1 ~ M 1 0 )
-
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1
[
(M 1 1 ~ M 2 0 )
(M 1 1 ~ M 2 0 )
... D n S T
o r M b ]
D 2
... D n
o r
M b
b
S T
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n S T S T
P A G E [ b o r M b ]
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
M b : D 1
D 2 ... D n
M b : D 1
D 2 ... D n
M a : D 1
D 2 ... D n (a = b + 1 0 , M 1 0 = M 0 )
M a : D 1
D 2 ... D n (a = b + 1 0 , M 1 0 = M 0 )
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
T h r e e - to u c h m e m o r y s to r e w ith o u t d ia lin g o u tp u t
(M 1 1 ~ M 2 0 )
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S T D 1 D 2 ... D n S T
P A G E [ b o r M b ]
S T
]
D ia lin g o u tp u t:
D 2 ... D n
-
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
T h r e e - to u c h m e m o r y s to r e w ith d ia lin g o u tp u t
(M 1 1 ~ M 2 0 )
K e y b o a r d in p u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n S T S T
P A G E
[
b
o r
M b
D ia lin g o u tp u t:
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
M a : D 1
D 2 ... D n (a = b + 1 0 , M 1 0 = M 0 )
M a : D 1
D 2 ... D n (a = b + 1 0 , M 1 0 = M 0 )
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S T
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
T w o - to u c h m e m o r y s to r e w ith o u t d ia lin g o u tp u t
(M 1 ~ M 1 0 )
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S T D 1 D 2 ... D n S T
[ b o r M b ]
K e y b o a r d in p u t: S T D 1 D 2
P A G E [ b
D 2
D 2 ... D n
]
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
N o te : If th e d ia lin g n u m b e r e x c e e d s 3 2 d ig its , th e m e m o r y s to r e is in h ib ite d .
H o w e v e r , if th e d ia lin g n u m b e r is n o t m o r e th a n 3 2 d ig its th e m e m o r y w ill s to r e a m a x . o f 1 6 d ig its .
M a = M 1 ~ M 2 0 , M b = M 1 ~ M 1 0 , a = 1 ~ 2 0 , b = 1 ~ 9 , 0
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M e m o r y d ia lin g
·
O n e - to u c h m e m o r y d ia lin g ( M 1 ~ M 2 0 )
-
M a c o n te n t: D 1
T h r e e - to u c h m e m o r y d ia lin g ( M 1 1 ~ M 2 0 )
-
D 2 ... D n
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
M 1 1 c o n te n t: D 1
M a
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 2 ... D n
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
P A G E
[ M b
o r
M a : U n c h a n g e d (a = b + 1 0 , M 1 0 = M 0 )
R M : D 1
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
b
]
D 2 ... D n
M a : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
-
D 2 ... D n
A
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
T w o - to u c h m e m o r y d ia lin g ( M 1 ~ M 1 0 )
M b c o n te n t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
A
[ b
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
o r M b ]
D 2 ... D n
M b : U n c h a n g e d
R M : D 1
D 2 ... D n
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
N o te : a = 1 ~ 2 0 , M a = M 1 ~ M 2 0
M b = M 1 ~ M 1 0 , b = 1 ~ 9 , 0
C h a in d ia lin g
·
M 1 c o n te n t: D 1
D 2 ... D n
M 2 c o n te n t: D n + 1 ... D m
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 1
D 2
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1
D 2
D 3
D 3
[ M 1
D 1
o r
A
D 2 ... D n
1
] [ M 2
o r
A
2
]
D n + 1 ... D m
M 1 /M 2 : U n c h a n g e d
R M : D 1
D 2
D 3
D 1
D 2 ... D n
D n + 1 ... D m
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
N o te : If th e d ia lin g n u m b e r e x c e e d s 3 2 d ig its , r e d ia lin g is in h ib ite d a n d P O = V D D
· F la s h
F la s h a s a d ig ita l k e y
-
( a ) T h e in te r v e n ie n t k e y
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
F la s h a s a c o n tr o l k e y
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D 1
D m
D 2
... D n
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n
D m
R M : D 1 D 2 ... D n
T
F
F
T
D n + 1
F P
...
D n + 1 ...
D 1
D m
D 2
... D n
D ia lin g o u tp u t: D 1 D 2 ... D n
D m
R M : D n + 1 ... D m
T
F
F
T
D n + 1
F P
...
D n + 1 ...
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
( b ) T h e fir s t k e y
K e y b o a r d in p u t:
D ia lin g o u tp u t: T
F
F
T
D 1
F P
D 2
D 1
... D n
D 2
N o te : T
F
: b r e a k a fla s h tim e
D n
R M : U n c h a n g e d
S A M : U n c h a n g e d
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· ID D lo c k o p e r a tio n b y th e k e y b o a r d ( 2 lo c k n u m b e r s , 3 d ig its /n u m b e r a t m a x im u m )
( A 3 3 0 k W r e s is to r is c o n n e c te d b e tw e e n C 5 a n d R 1 )
P e r s o n a l/L o c k N o .1 /L o c k N o .2 in p u t o p e r a tio n
( a ) P e r s o n a l c o d e d o e s n 't e x is t
S to re s P e rs o n a l C o d e : S T
D 1
D 2
D 3
S T
S to re s L o c k N o .1 : S T
D 4
D 5
D 6
S T
* 1
S to re s L o c k N o .2 : S T
D 7
D 8
D 9
S T
* 2
* 0
( b ) P e r s o n a l c o d e e x is t
C h a n g e s P e rs o n a l C o d e : S T
D 1
D 2
D 3
S T
#
S T
( O ld p e r s o n a l c o d e )
D 1 D 2 D 3 S T # S T
C h a n g e s L o c k N o .1 : S T
(P e rs o n a l c o d e )
C h a n g e s L o c k N o .2 : S T D 1 D 2 D 3 S T
#
D 4
D 5
D 6
S T
* 0
(N e w p e rs o n a l c o d e )
D 4 D 5 D 6 S T * 1
(L o c k N o .1 )
D 7 D 8 D 9 S T
S T
* 2
(P e rs o n a l c o d e )
(L o c k N o .2 )
C h a n g e s P e r s o n a l C o d e , L o c k N o .1 a n d L o c k N o .2 a t o n e tim e
S T
D 1
D 2
D 3
S T
#
S T
D 4
D 5
D 6
S T
( O ld p e r s o n a l c o d e )
(N e w p e rs o n a l c o d e )
S T D 7 D 8 D 9 S T * 1 S T D 1 0 D 1 1 D 1 2
(L o c k N o .1 )
-
-
* 0 ( c o n tin u e d )
S T
* 2
(L o c k N o .2 )
P e r s o n a l/L o c k N o .1 /L o c k N o .2 c a n c e l o p e r a tio n
C a n c e ls P e r s o n a l c o d e : S T
D 1
D 2
D 3
C a n c e ls L o c k N o .1 : S T
D 1
D 2
D 3
S T
#
S T
S T
#
#
S T
1
C a n c e ls L o c k N o .2 : S T
D 1
D 2
D 3
S T
#
S T
#
2
#
0
T e m p o r a r y r e le a s e b o th o f th e lo c k n u m b e r s ( L o c k N o .1 , L o c k N o .2 ) :
S T D 1 D 2 D 3 S T # D m D m + 1 D m + 2 D l ... D n
(P e rs o n a l c o d e )
·
N o te : D 1 ~ D 1 2 = 0 ~ 9
D m D m + 1 D m + 2 = 0 ~ 9
D l ... D n = 0 ~ 9 , * , #
N o te :
R M : R e d ia l m e m o r y
S A M : S a v e d ia lin g m e m o r y
D 1 D 2 ... D n : 0 ~ 9
D n + 1 ... D m : 0 ~ 9 , * , #
D m + 1 ... D I: 0 ~ 9 , * , #
D I+ 1 ... D K : 0 ~ 9 , * , #
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Timing Diagrams
Normal dialing
· Pulse mode
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
D 1
D 2
T
R
T
D B
T
D B
D B
X M U T E
T
T
P D P
-T
ID P
T
M
ID P
-T
M
T
T
P D P
T
ID P
M
P O
T
T
B
T
M
M
D T M F
1 .2 k H z c a r r ie r
K T
T
T
K T
T
K T
T
K T
ID P
-T
M
X 2
2 0 m s
2 0 m s
· Tone mode
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
D 1
R
T
D 2
T
D B
T
D B
D B
X M U T E
P O
T
IT P M
T
T
IT P M
IT P M
D T M F
T
T M IN
T
IT P M
K T
X 2
2 0 m s
2 0 m s
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Dialing with Pause key
· Pulse mode
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
T
D 1
D 2
T
D B
D 3
P
T
D B
D B
T
P
+ T
T
D B
P D P
X M U T E
T
T
P D P
T
ID P
T
ID P
M
P O
D T M F
T
ID P
-T
M
1 .2 k H z c a r r ie r
K T
T
T
K T
K T
X 2
2 0 m s
· Tone mode
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
D 1
D 2
T
P
D 3
T
D B
P
X M U T E
P O
T
T M IN
T
T
IT P M
IT P M
D T M F
T
IT P M
K T
X 2
2 0 m s
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Flash key operation
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
F
T
D B
X M U T E
P O
T
T
F
F P
D T M F
1 .2 k H z c a r r ie r
K T
T
K T
X 2
2 0 m s
Pulse ® Tone operation
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
T
D 1
* /T
D 2
T
D B
T
D 3
D B
D B
T
T
ID P
P
®
T
X M U T E
T
P D P
T
ID P
+ T
P D P
P O
T
T M IN
T
IT P M
D T M F
1 .2 k H z c a r r ie r
K T
T
K T
X 2
2 0 m s
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One key redial operation
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
D 1
T
D 2
T
D B
T
X M U T E
R
T
D B
T
IT P M
T
D B
IT P M
IT P M
T R P
(1 s e c )
P O
T
(1 .2 s e c s )
B R K
T
IT P M
D T M F
K T
X 2
2 0 m s
CLOCK & DOUT operating
H ig h Im p e d a n c e
H K S
K E Y IN
D 1
X M U T E
T
T
D B
T
P D P
B
T
M
P O
T
(3 4 m s )
K T
1 .2 k H z C a r r ie r
K T
C L O C K
F
D O U T
C L O C K
= 2 .4 k H z
D a ta
X 2
2 0 m s
N o te : D 1 = D 3 = 3
D 2 = 2
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Application Circuits
Application circuit 1
T ip
R in g
M 3 /
M 1 3
M 2 /
M 1 2
M 1 /
M 1 1
M 9 /
M 1 9
M 8 /
M 1 8
M 7 /
M 1 7
M 6 /
M 1 6
1 A b r id g e
A
M 4 /
M 1 4
P A G E
S T
M 1 0 /
M 2 0
P
3
6
9
M 5 /
M 1 5
S A
2
5
8
R
F
1
4
7
#
ig n a l
a l d e
rs a re
e e n
1 0 s e
R k
1 0 0 k W
r th e d ia lin g s
to th e fu n c tio n
ifie d tr a n s is to
c a p a c ito r b e tw
3 8 1 X X (H T 3 8
0
is fo
e fe r
s p e c
1 m F
e H T
* /T
* R k
(R
* U n
* A
* T h
R 1
R 2
R 3
R 4
)
1 0
4 7 k W
2 2 M W
2 2 0 k W
3 3 k W
H a n d fre e
2 1
P O
1 7
0 .1 m F
T o n e
1 N 4 1 4 8
1 m F
1 6 V
2 2 k W
2 .2 k W
H K S
8
M /B
9
3 3 /6 6
4 0 /6 0
H S T
X M U T E
H F O
D T M F
1 0 0 k W
2 7 0 k W
2 2 0 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8 1 N 4 1 4 8
0 .1 m F
1 3
X 2
1 4
1 2
3 9 p F
3 .5 8 M H z
re s o n a to r
X 1
V D D
1 0 0 m F
2 2 k W
3 9 p F
2 0 p p s
V D D
1 0 p p s
5 .1 V
1 N 4 1 4 8 x 4
3 3 0 k W
4 .7 k W
H D I
0 .1 m F
V D D
H o ld
H T 3 8 1 X X
1 0 0 k W
1 m F
2 2 0 k W
1 0 k W
1 6
H D O
1 1
M O D E
H T 9 3 2 0 A
2 8 D IP
C 5 C 4 C 3 C 2 C 1 V S S
2 6 2 5
2 4 2 3
2 2
1 5
H F I
1 0 0 k W
2 7
1 0 p F
ty p e
a n d V S S ( G N D ) is r e c o m m e n d e d
v id e s a m e lo d y d u r in g th e h o ld p e r io d
C 6
1 0 m F
5 0 V
n
tio n
0 5 0
T E
p ro
R 5
O n -h o o k
O ff-h o o k
A 9 2
A 4 2
3 .3 k W
7
6
5
4
3
0 .0 2 m F
R k
o p tio
s c r ip
o f 8
X M U
r ie s )
1 m F
1 N 4 1 4 8
4 7 k W
1 8
2 0
1 9
2
1 .5 k W
O n -h o o k
s to re
O ff-h o o k
s to re
1 5 0 W
1 m F
1 N 4 1 4 8
S P E E C H
N E T W O R K
3 ~ 5 V
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Application circuit 2
T ip
R in g
1 A b r id g e
M 6 /
M 1 6
F
M 1 /
M 1 1
6
3
M 7 /
M 1 7
P A G E
M 2 /
M 1 2
M 8 /
M 1 8
P
M 3 /
M 1 3
M 9 /
M 1 9
S A
A
M 4 /
M 1 4
2
S T
M 1 0 /
M 2 0
1
9
M 5 /
M 1 5
5
8
R
4
7
#
ig n a l
a l d e
rs a re
e e n
1 0 s e
R k
1 0 0 k W
r th e d ia lin g s
to th e fu n c tio n
ifie d tr a n s is to
c a p a c ito r b e tw
3 8 1 X X (H T 3 8
0
is fo
e fe r
s p e c
1 m F
e H T
* /T
* R k
(R
* U n
* A
* T h
R 1
R 2
R 3
R 4
)
1 0
4 7 k W
2 2 M W
2 2 0 k W
3 3 k W
H a n d fre e
2 1
P O
1 7
2 .2 k W
1 0 0 k W
2 7 0 k W
2 2 0 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8 1 N 4 1 4 8
0 .1 m F
8
D T M F
9
C L O C K
H K S
H F O
1 3
X 2
1 m F
1 N 4 1 4 8
4 7 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8
1 8
2 0
2
1 9
4 7 k W
1 .5 k W
H T 1 6 X X
L C D D R IV E R
(s e e H T 1 6 X X d a ta )
D O U T
X M U T E
1 2
3 9 p F
3 .5 8 M H z
re s o n a to r
X 1
V D D
1 4
1 0 0 m F
2 2 k W
2 2 k W
1 m F
1 6 V
1 N 4 1 4 8
V D D
5 .1 V
1 N 4 1 4 8 x 4
3 3 0 k W
0 .1 m F
4 .7 k W
H D I
0 .1 m F
V D D
H o ld
H T 3 8 1 X X
1 0 0 k W
1 m F
2 2 0 k W
1 0 k W
1 6
H D O
1 1
M O D E
1 0 p p s
3 9 p F
2 0 p p s
T o n e
H T 9 3 2 0 B /L
2 8 D IP
C 5 C 4 C 3 C 2 C 1 V S S
2 6 2 5
2 4 2 3
2 2
1 5
H F I
1 0 0 k W
2 7
1 0 p F
ty p e
a n d V S S ( G N D ) is r e c o m m e n d e d
v id e s a m e lo d y d u r in g th e h o ld p e r io d
C 6
1 0 m F
5 0 V
n
tio n
0 5 0
T E
p ro
R 5
O n -h o o k
O ff-h o o k
A 9 2
A 4 2
3 .3 k W
7
6
5
4
3
0 .0 2 m F
R k
o p tio
s c r ip
o f 8
X M U
r ie s )
1 5 0 W
1 m F
S P E E C H
N E T W O R K
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Application circuit 3
P A G E
T ip
R in g
1 A b r id g e
M 6 /
M 1 6
P
M 1 /
M 1 1
M 7 /
M 1 7
S A
M 2 /
M 1 2
F
M 8 /
M 1 8
3
M 3 /
M 1 3
M 9 /
M 1 9
2
A
M 4 /
M 1 4
1
S T
6
9
M 1 0 /
M 2 0
5
8
M 5 /
M 1 5
4
7
R
ig n a l
a l d e
rs a re
e e n
R k
1 0 0 k W
d ia lin g s
e fu n c tio n
tr a n s is to
c ito r b e tw
#
r th e
to th
ifie d
c a p a
0
is fo
e fe r
s p e c
1 m F
* /T
* R k
(R
* U n
* A
6
5
4
3
2
tio
r ip
f 8
U
P O
2 2 M W
V D D
0 .1 m F
1 0 0 k W
2 .2 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8
5 .1 V
1 0 0 m F
7
H K S
1 N 4 1 4 8
0 .1 m F
V D D
1 1
8
M O D E
2 2 0 k W
9
2 7 0 k W
X 1
1 0 0 k W
V D D
1 0 p p s
3 9 p F
2 0 p p s
T o n e
H T 9 3 2 0 C
2 2 S K D IP
C 5 C 4 C 3 C 2 C 1 V S S
2 0 1 9
1 8 1 7
1 6
1 2
4 7 k W
2 1
1 5
O n -h o o k
O ff-h o o k
C 6
1 0 p F
n
tio n )
0 5 0 ty p e
T E a n d V S S ( G N D ) is r e c o m m e n d e d
R 5
R 4
R 3
R 2
R 1
A 9 2
A 4 2
3 .3 k W
R k
o p
s c
o
X M
D T M F
1 3
1 m F
1 N 4 1 4 8
1 .5 k W
1 0
X 2
3 .5 8 M H z
re s o n a to r
3 9 p F
1 4
1 5 0 W
X M U T E
1 m F
S P E E C H
N E T W O R K
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Application circuit 4
T ip
P A G E
A
F
P ® T
M 4 /
M 1 4
M 3 /
M 1 3
M 2 /
M 1 2
M 1 /
M 1 1
M 9 /
M 1 9
M 8 /
M 1 8
M 7 /
M 1 7
M 6 /
M 1 6
R in g
3
S T
1 A b r id g e
2
5
6
9
M 1 0 /
M 2 0
S A
1
4
8
M 5 /
M 1 5
7
R /P
ig n a l
a l d e
rs a re
e e n
1 0 s e
R k
1 0 0 k W
r th e d ia lin g s
to th e fu n c tio n
ifie d tr a n s is to
c a p a c ito r b e tw
3 8 1 X X (H T 3 8
#
is fo
e fe r
s p e c
1 m F
e H T
0
*
* R k
(R
* U n
* A
* T h
R 1
R 2
R 3
R 4
)
1 0
4 7 k W
2 2 M W
2 2 0 k W
3 3 k W
H a n d fre e
2 1
P O
1 7
4 .7 k W
2 .2 k W
8
H K S
M /B
9
4 0 /6 0
3 3 /6 6
H S T
X M U T E
H F O
D T M F
1 0 0 k W
2 7 0 k W
2 2 0 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8 1 N 4 1 4 8
0 .1 m F
1 3
X 2
1 4
1 2
3 9 p F
3 .5 8 M H z
re s o n a to r
X 1
V D D
1 0 0 m F
2 2 k W
2 2 k W
1 m F
1 6 V
1 N 4 1 4 8
3 9 p F
2 0 p p s
T o n e
1 0 p p s
V D D
5 .1 V
1 N 4 1 4 8 x 4
3 3 0 k W
0 .1 m F
H D I
0 .1 m F
V D D
H o ld
H T 3 8 1 X X
1 0 0 k W
1 m F
2 2 0 k W
1 0 k W
1 6
H D O
1 1
M O D E
H T 9 3 2 0 H
2 8 D IP
C 5 C 4 C 3 C 2 C 1 V S S
2 6 2 5
2 4 2 3
2 2
1 5
H F I
1 0 0 k W
2 7
1 0 p F
ty p e
a n d V S S ( G N D ) is r e c o m m e n d e d
v id e s a m e lo d y d u r in g th e h o ld p e r io d
C 6
1 0 m F
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n
tio n
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p ro
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H o o k o ff
A 9 2
A 4 2
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7
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s to re
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s to re
1 5 0 W
1 m F
1 N 4 1 4 8
S P E E C H
N E T W O R K
3 ~ 5 V
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M 3 /
M 1 3
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M 1 2
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M 1 1
M 9 /
M 1 9
M 8 /
M 1 8
M 7 /
M 1 7
M 6 /
M 1 6
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to th e fu n c tio n
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1 0 s e
R 1
R 2
R 3
R 4
R 5
n
tio n
0 5 0
T E
p ro
1 0
2 2 M W
2 2 0 k W
3 3 k W
H a n d fre e
2 1
P O
1 0 0 k W
1 7
4 .7 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8
1 m F
1 6 V
2 2 k W
2 .2 k W
H K S
8
K T
X M U T E
H F O
D T M F
1 0 0 k W
2 7 0 k W
2 2 0 k W
1 N 4 1 4 8 1 N 4 1 4 8
0 .1 m F
1 3
X 2
1 4
1 2
3 9 p F
3 .5 8 M H z
re s o n a to r
X 1
V D D
1 0 0 m F
2 2 k W
3 9 p F
2 0 p p s
T o n e
1 0 p p s
V D D
5 .1 V
1 N 4 1 4 8 x 4
3 3 0 k W
0 .1 m F
H D I
0 .1 m F
V D D
H o ld
H T 3 8 1 X X
1 m F
2 2 0 k W
1 0 k W
1 6
H D O
1 1
M O D E
H T 9 3 2 0 K
2 8 D IP
C 5 C 4 C 3 C 2 C 1 V S S
2 6 2 5
2 4 2 3
2 2
1 5
H F I
1 0 0 k W
2 7
1 0 p F
ty p e
a n d V S S ( G N D ) is r e c o m m e n d e d
v id e s a m e lo d y d u r in g th e h o ld p e r io d
C 6
1 0 m F
5 0 V
)
4 7 k W
O n -h o o k
O ff-h o o k
A 9 2
A 4 2
3 .3 k W
7
6
5
4
3
0 .0 2 m F
R k
o p tio
s c r ip
o f 8
X M U
r ie s )
1 m F
1 N 4 1 4 8
4 7 k W
1 8
2 0
1 9
2
1 m F
1 .5 k W
B u z z e r
1 5 0 W
S P E E C H
N E T W O R K
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