
Data Sheet S10299EJ4V0DS00
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PD16434
2.6 LCD Voltage Control Circuit
This circuit multiplexes the DC voltage supplied from the LCD drive reference voltage inputs (V
LC1
to V
LC5
) with
the AC signal synchronized with the CLOCK and SYNC signal, and supplies the signals to determine the select and
non-select level of the row and column signals and the phase for the row and column drivers.
Table 2–1 indicates these signal levels and the phase.
Table 2–1. LCD Driver Voltage Signal Levels and Phase
8-time-divisions
–
16-time-divisions
–
+
+
Row
Select
V
LC0
V
LC5
V
LC0
V
LC5
Non-select
V
LC4
V
LC1
V
LC4
V
LC1
Column
Select
V
LC5
V
LC0
V
LC5
V
LC0
Non-select
V
LC2
Note
V
LC2
V
LC3
V
LC2
Note
V
LC2
= V
LC3
2.7 LCD Timing Control Circuit
This circuit generates the timing signals from the clock signal, according to the frame frequency specified by the
SFF command, and the number of time divisions specified by the SMM command.
The timing signals are necessary for automatically reading the display data and driving the LCD, and are supplied
to the data memory row/column driver, and LCD voltage control circuit.
If the SYNC signal is set to the output mode by the SMM command, the SYNC signal is output for each frame. If
the SYNC mode is specified to the input mode, the SYNC signal supplied from some other chip is input to generate the
timing signals in synchronization with each frame interval.
The SYNC signal input/output function is used to synchronize the LCD drive timing between chips in multi-chip
configuration.
2.8 Row/Column Driver
The row/column driver consists of the column driver for C0 to C41 signals, row/column driver for R15 to R8 and
C42 to C49, and a dual mode row driver for R0 to R7 or R8 to R15.
The dual mode row driver function is determined by the SMM command.