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PD30102
15
Preliminary Data Sheet
(6) IrDA interface signals
Signal Name
I/O
Function
IRDIN
I
This is the IrDA serial data input signal. It is used when the IrDA controller sends the
serial data to the V
R
4102. Both FIR and SIR can be used. However, if the IrDA
controller used is made by HP, this signal should be used only for SIR.
FIRDIN#/SEL
I/O
This function differs according to the IrDA controller used. To switch the controller to
be used, see
Chapter 15 SIU
.
<When an HP’s controller is used>
FIRDIN#: FIR receive data input signal
<When a TEMIC’s controller is used>
SEL: FIR/SIR switch signal output signal
<When a SHARP’s controller is used>
Usage is prohibited.
IRDOUT#
O
This is the IrDA serial data output signal. It is used when the V
R
4102 sends serial data
to the IrDA controller.
(7) Debug serial interface signals
Signal Name
I/O
Function
DDOUT/GPIO44
O
This is the debug serial data output signal. It is used when the V
R
4102 sends serial
data to an external device.
When this pin is not used as the DDOUT signal, it can be used as a general-purpose
output port.
DDIN/GPIO45
I/O
This is the debug serial data input signal. It is used when an external device sends
serial data to the V
R
4102.
When this pin is not used as the DDIN signal, it can be used as a general-purpose
output port.
DRTS#/GPIO46
O
This is a transmission request signal. The V
R
4102 asserts this signal before sending
serial data.
When this pin is not used as the DRTS# signal, it can be used as a general-purpose
output port.
DCTS#/GPIO47
I/O
This is a transmit acknowledge signal. The V
R
4102 asserts this signal when it is ready
to receive transmitted serial data.
When this pin is not used as the DCTS# signal, it can be used as a general-purpose
output port.
(8) Keyboard interface signals
Signal Name
I/O
Function
KPORT (0:7)
I
This is a keyboard scan data input signal. It is used to scan for pressed keys on the
keyboard.
KSCAN (0:11)/
GPIO (32:43)
O
These signals are used as keyboard scan data output signals and a general-purpose
output port. The scan line is set as active when scanning for pressed keys on the
keyboard.
Pins that are not used for the key scan operation can be used as a general-purpose
output port.