HT6221/HT6222
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March 2, 2000
Whenoneofthekeys(32or64keys)istriggered
for over 36ms, the oscillator is enabled and the
chip is activated. If the key is pressed and held
for108msorless,the108mstransmissioncodes
are enabled and comprised of a header code
(9ms), an off code (4.5ms), low byte address
codes (9ms~18ms), high byte address codes
(9ms~18ms), 8-bit data codes (9ms~18ms), and
the inverse codes of the 8-bit data codes
(18ms~9ms). After the pressed key is held for
108ms, if the key is still held down, the trans-
mission codes turn out to be a composition of
header (9ms) and off codes (2.5ms) only.
To avoid mistakes made by keyboard scanning
or simultaneous two-key inputs (except for the
three double-key active functions (K21+K22,
K21+K23, and K21+K24), the HT6221/HT6222
are facilitated with 36ms starting time.
The HT6221/HT6222 also provide three dou-
ble-key active functions (K21+K22, K21+K23,
and K21+K24) for tape deck recording opera-
tions. The double-key operation rules are
shown in timing 4 and timing 6.
Transmission codes
The transmission codes of the HT6221/6222 consist of a 9ms header code, a 4.5ms off code, 16-bit ad-
dress codes (18ms~36ms), 9ms~18ms 8-bit data codes, and the inverse code of the 8-bit data codes. The
following is an illustration of the transmission codes:
!
#
7
2 9 0 4
- 0 : : "
/ :
1 : 9 0 - :
. % :
. % :
2 ' . 9 ' 1 ; . 9 * ; . 9 * 4
- % < = > 3
- -
/ :
" 1 :
" 1 :
/ :
,
@ A 1 1 < = >
" 1 :
. " 1 0 :
. " 1 0 :
Output format for the DOUT
0 " - :
% " * * :
- % < = >
38kHz carrier
B
B
B C B
D" : 4
D" : 4
- % < = >
- % < = >
. " 1 0 :
Logic states
The output code carrier of the DOUT pin is shown in Timing 2:
The transmission codes employ the PPM (Pulse Position Modulation) method to represent their two
logic states by "0" (1.12ms) and "1" (2.24ms) as shown in Timing 3: