參數(shù)資料
型號(hào): T6C03
廠商: Toshiba Corporation
英文描述: COLUMN AND ROW DRIVER FOR A DOT MATRIX LCD
中文描述: 列和行驅(qū)動(dòng)點(diǎn)陣液晶顯示器
文件頁(yè)數(shù): 4/12頁(yè)
文件大?。?/td> 222K
代理商: T6C03
T6C03
2001-02-13 4/12
Pin Functions
Pin Name
I / O
Functions
Level
O1 to O160
Output
Output for LCD drive signal
V
0
to V
5
(Column mode)
Input / output for enable signal
DIR selects In or Out.
Connect EIO (IN) of 1st LSI to L.
For a cascade connection, connect EIO (OUT) to EIO (IN) of next LSI.
EIO1, EIO2
I / O
(Row mode)
Input / output for shift data
DIR = L : EIO1 is output, EIO2 is input
DIR = H : EIO1 is input, EIO2 is output
(Column mode)
Input for data signal
DI1 to DI8
Input
(Row mode)
DI1 to DI7: Fix to H or L, DI8: when DF = H, use as DIN
DIR
Input
(Direction)
Input for data flow direction select
/ DSPOF
Input
(Display off)
/ DSPOF = L : Display
off mode, (O1 to O160) remain at the V
5
level
/ DSPOF = H : Display
on mode, (O1 to O160) are operational.
DF
Input
(Data format)
Input for data bit select
(Latch pulse)
Display data is latched on falling edges of LP.
When EIO (IN) = L,
SCP
· LP = H enables the 1st LSI.
LP
Input
(Row mode)
Input for shift clock pulse
FR
Input
(Frame)
Input for frame signal
(Column mode)
Input for shift clock pulse
SCP
Input
(Row mode)
Fix to H or L
TEST
Input
(TEST)
Fix to L
S / C
Input
Input for mode select: H = Column mode, L = Row mode
V
DD
to V
SS
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