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HD66421 Datasheet, PDF (30/46 Pages) Hitachi Semiconductor – (RAM-Provided 160 Channel 4-Level Grey Scale Driver for Dot Matrix Graphics LCD)
Preliminary
Rev. 1.1E '99.02.10
HD66421
Power Down Modes
The HD66421 has a standby function providing
low power-dissipation, which is initiated by
internal register settings. During standby mode,
all the HD66421 functions are inactive and data
in the display RAM and internal registers except
the DISP bit are retained. However, only control
registers can be accessed during standby mode.
HD66421 has an another power down mode:
partial display. In this mode only a part of display
is active. However, this duty ratio is 1/8 so the
external power supply for LCD drive will be
inactive. The oscillator does not halt, thus
dissipating more power than standby mode. Table
6 lists the LCD driver output pin status during
standby mode. Figure 27 shows the procedure for
initiating and canceling a standby mode and
figure 28 shows the procedure for changing
oscillator. Note that these procedure must be
strictly followed to protect data in the display
RAM.
Table 7 Output Pin Status during Power Down modes
Signal Name
COM1-COM100
SEG1-SEG160
STBY
1
0
1
0
Status
Output VLCD (display off)
Output common signals (VLCD - GND)
Output VLCD (display off)
Output segment signals (VLCD - GND)
Set STBY bit to 1 and AMP bit to 0
(control register 1)
Standby mode
Clear STBY and PWR bits to 0 and AMP bit to 1
(control register 1)
Oscillation halts
OP amp power off
External power supply off
Initiation
Oscillator starts
OP amp power on
Internal operation starts
Wait for oscillation and external
power supply to stabilize
Cancellation
Set DISP bit to 1 (control register 1)
Display starts
Figure 27 Procedure for Initiation and Canceling a Standby Mode
Set HOLT bit to 1 (control register 1)
Set DTY or GRAY bit to 1 (control register 2)
Wait for oscillation to stabilize
Clear HOLT bit to 0 (control register 1)
Internal operation stops
Oscillator 2 starts working
Internal operation starts
Figure 28 Procedure for Changing Oscillator
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