9.1.4. Circuit Description
9.1.4.1. Outline of Block Description
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CPU block
Operates the main unit control. Also operates various controls, generation of select signal, DMA control and serial port control.
This contains the built-in clock function.
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ASIC block
Provides the communication between each optional service card, call control (TSW function), conference call, tone generation
and gain control function.
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Memory block
This is a work area used for the main unit control program storage, the system boot program storage, or the user configuration
data storage.
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USB block
Provides the USB I/F function. Connects to the PC to be used for PC programming or system data load/store.
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SD card block
Provides the SD card I/F function and loads the main unit program and the system data from the SD card containing the main
unit control program.
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MOH/PAGING block
Provides the external music on hold input x 2, and the external paging output x 2 port. Also this provides the external music on
hold input 1 system and exclusively the internal music on hold output.
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Power block
Consists of DC/DC converter circuit and various regulators.
9.1.4.2. Detail of Block Description
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CPU block
Configuration: IC101 (CPU), IC107 (reset IC), IC103 (spread clock IC), X101 (CPU source clock), X102 (clocking clock) etc.
Function: (IC101)
Generates the select signal in accordance with the memory map and operates read/write of data between each peripheral.
Controls the DMA transfer between USB I/F or built-in serial controller and memory.
Operates input/output control of each I/O signal in accordance with the program.
Contains the built-in clock function (battery backup) with the source clock X102 (32.768 kHz).
(IC107)
Monitoring the power voltage, it generates a reset signal when the voltage drops under the constant value (2.9Vtyp) or when
the reset switch is pressed down.
(IC103)
To reduce unnecessary radiation, it generates the clock with the constant blurring mainly X101 clock output (16.384 MHz).
Description of the Signal on MPR
Signal Name
Functions
+15VIN
+15V DC
+15V
For C15V DC MOH
+9.4V
For Driver IC +9.4V DC RS-232C
+5V
For Driver IC +5V DC RS-232C
+5VRMT
Reserve
3.3V_BB
+3.3V DC
For pull-up of back board signal line
+3.3VB
+3.3V DC
Battery backup
For SRAM (IC301, IC302) backup
+3.3V
+3.3V DC
1.9VB
+1.9V DC
Battery backup
For clock function of CPU (IC100)
1.8V
For Core +1.8V DC CPU (IC100)
A[0]-A[25]
Address bus
nAC_ALM
AC alarm signal: Indicates AC voltage cutoff. (L: Alarm condition)
nBACK
Bus Acknowledge: Indicates Bus Acknowledge.
nBATT
Indicates whether external battery is connected or not. L: Connected
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Summary of Contents for KX-TDA100BX
Page 8: ...5 SYSTEM OVERVIEW 5 1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS 8 KX TDA100BX...
Page 10: ...5 3 SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAM 10 KX TDA100BX...
Page 17: ...8 2 SYSTEM CONTROL 8 2 1 System Control Block Diagram 17 KX TDA100BX...
Page 18: ...8 2 2 Voice TDM Highway Bus Block Diagram 18 KX TDA100BX...
Page 20: ...8 3 BACK BOARD SIGNAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM 8 3 1 CT Bus System Connection Diagram 20 KX TDA100BX...
Page 21: ...8 3 2 EC Bus System Connection Diagram 21 KX TDA100BX...
Page 33: ...11 3 MPR CARD 11 3 1 Startup Run indicator LED201 33 KX TDA100BX...
Page 34: ...SD card access light does not flash The battery alarm indication light turns on 34 KX TDA100BX...
Page 36: ...Optional service cards cannot start up 36 KX TDA100BX...
Page 37: ...11 3 2 Phone Call The call path cannot connect Noise is created 37 KX TDA100BX...
Page 38: ...11 3 3 Paging No sound PAGING1 No sound PAGING2 38 KX TDA100BX...
Page 39: ...Noise is Heard PAGING1 Noise is Heard PAGING2 39 KX TDA100BX...
Page 40: ...Sound is small PAGING1 Sound is small PAGING2 40 KX TDA100BX...
Page 41: ...11 3 4 MOH Using No sound is heard MOH1 41 KX TDA100BX...
Page 42: ...No sound is heard MOH2 42 KX TDA100BX...
Page 43: ...Sound is small or loud MOH1 Sound is small or loud MOH2 43 KX TDA100BX...
Page 44: ...11 3 5 USB Connection Unable to connect 44 KX TDA100BX...
Page 45: ...Connection error occurs 45 KX TDA100BX...
Page 46: ...11 3 6 RS 232C Connection Unable to connect 46 KX TDA100BX...
Page 47: ...Connecting speed is slowly 47 KX TDA100BX...
Page 48: ...11 3 7 SD Card I F Unable to save the system data 48 KX TDA100BX...
Page 49: ...11 3 8 Other The clock data is deleted unset table 49 KX TDA100BX...
Page 59: ...12 2 DIAGNOSIS TEST 1 Click Diagnosis of Utility 59 KX TDA100BX...
Page 60: ...2 Pair Port Test operation Select card for Test 3 Click Pair Port Test 60 KX TDA100BX...
Page 61: ...4 Click OK 5 Click Cancel 61 KX TDA100BX...
Page 62: ...6 Card Test operation Select card for Test 7 Click Card Test 62 KX TDA100BX...
Page 63: ...8 Click OK 9 Click Cancel 63 KX TDA100BX...
Page 68: ...14 TERMINAL GUIDE OF ICS TRANSISTORS AND DIODES 68 KX TDA100BX...
Page 70: ...16 CABINET AND ELECTRICAL PARTS LOCATION 70 KX TDA100BX...
Page 71: ...16 1 EXTENSION BOARDS FOR SERVICING 71 KX TDA100BX...
Page 72: ...17 ACCESSORIES AND PACKING MATERIALS 72 KX TDA100BX...
Page 91: ...Waveform 7 Waveform 8 20MHz 12MHz KX TDA100BX 91...
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