Signal Name
Function
CH_SEL[0]
Synchronous Signal for CODEC (For MOH#1/Page#1)
CH_SEL[1]
Synchronous Signal for CODEC (For MOH#2/Page#2)
CH_SEL[2]
Synchronous Signal for CODEC (For RMT)
CKE
Clock Enable: CKE signal for SDRAM
CKIO
Clock I/O For bus clock of SDRAM (IC505, IC506) and ASIC (IC102). CPU (IC200) outputs the clock of four times
frequency as many as Source clock (16.384MHz).
nCS0
Chip Select 0: Chip select signal for flash memory
nCS1
Chip Select 1: Chip select signal for BUS-M Card
nCS2
Chip Select 2: Chip select signal for SDRAM
nCS3
Chip Select 3: Chip select signal for the expanded SDRAM (Future Option, Reserve at present.)
nCS4
Chip Select 4: Chip select signal for SRAM
nCS5
Chip Select 5: Chip select signal for ASIC
nCS6
Chip Select 6: Chip select signal for USB I/F, SD card I/F and SD card I/F
nCS_FLASH
Chip Select for Flash memory CS signal for IC503
nCS_SDB
Chip Select for SD card I/F
nCS_SRAM0
Chip Select for SRAM0: CS signal for IC621
nCS_SRAM1
Chip Select for SRAM1: CS signal for IC622
nCS_USB
Chip Select for USB I/F
nCTS2
Clear To Send from RS-232C connector
CTS_RMT
Clear to Send: Flow signal for modem
CT_C8
Clock8.192MHz clock outputted from ASIC (IC102)
CT_D[7:0]
CT Data Bus: Two-way serial data bus to which the drive from any card is possible in the system.
CT_FRAME
Frame Signal: 8KHz frame signal outputted from ASIC (IC102)
CT_NETREF
Backup Synchronous Signal (MAX 2MHz) 8KHz signal output from
C_CS[0]
Chip Select For RMT (Reserved)
D[31:0]
Data Bus
nDACK0-1
DMA Acknowledge: For USB I/F
DCD
Data Carrier Detect
DCLK_RMT
Codec Clock (8MHz): For RMT
nDC_ALM
DC ALARM:DC alarm signal; Indicates the declined DC voltage. (L: Alarm condition)
DIN_RMT
Codec Data Input: For RMT (Reserved)
DOUT_RMT
Codec Data Output: For RMT (Reserved)
nWE[0:3]
Data Input/Output Mask (Write Enable): DQM signal for SDRAM and WE signal for each memory IC and ASIC
nWE1, nWE2, nWE3
nDREQ0-1
DMA Request: For USB I/F
DSR2
Data Set Ready from RS-232C connector
DSR_RMT
Data Set Ready from RS-232C connector
DTR2
Data Terminal Ready to RS-232C connector
EC_AD[15:0]
Address of EC Synchronous Bus, Data Bus (4MHz)
EC_nCBE[1:0]
EC Bus Command/Byte Enable: The initiator drives as bus command in the address phase and as byte enable in the
data phase.
EC_nCDET
EC Line Card Detection Signal Asynchronous interrupting signal
EC_CLK
Clock of EC Synchronous Bus (8MHz) All the EC bus signal except nRESET/EC_INT operates in sync with this
signal.
EC_nFRAME
EC Cycle Frame Signal: This indicates the drive by initiator and the execution of ECI bus cycle.
EC_nINT
EC Interrupting Signal: This is asserted, when slave interrupt occurs.
EC_PAR
Parity Bit of EC Synchronous Bus: Drive by applying even parity to AD[15:0] and CBE[1:0]. (4MHz)
EC_nPERR
EC Parity Error: Flag indicating error status by parity flag
EC_nRST
EC Reset Input: System reset input signal
EC_nSTOP
EC Bus Stop Signal: This is asserted, when target requests transaction halt to initiator.
EC_nTRDY
EC Target Ready Signal: This indicates the drive by target and the possible data transfer.
nFAN_ALM
Fan Alarm: It goes Low at the error of the L Power Supply’s FAN. It goes High when the FAN is normal and, Power
Supply M, which does not carry the FAN, are used.
HALT
This alarms the occurrence of the declined DC voltage to line card. H: Active L: Normal
nINIT
System Initialization Switch Input: L: At system initialization, H: At normal start-up
nIRQ_ASIC
Interrupt Request from ASIC: This indicates ASIC requests interrupt.
nIRQ_SDB
Interrupt Request from SD card I/F: This indicates SD card I/F requests interrupt.
nIRQ_BUSM
Interrupt Request from BUS-M card I/F: This indicates BUS-M card I/F requests interrupt.
nIRQ_USB
Interrupt Request from USB I/F: This indicates USB I/F requests interrupt.
LA[22:1]
Address bus
nLB
Lower Byte Select: This indicates Lower byte select signal of SRAM
LD[15:0]
Data Bus
LDHW[1:0]
Down Highway: Data output terminal connected to codec etc. as down data signal of local highway
nLEDALM
Alarm display L: On
nLEDRUN
RUN display L: On
nLOS
Loss of synchronous signal: Reserve at present
LHWCLK[0]
Highway Clock Signal (8MHz): Bit clock of local highway.
LUHW[1:0]
Up Highway: Data input terminal connected to codec etc. as up data signal of local highway.
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Summary of Contents for TDA-600
Page 4: ...1 2 HOW TO RECOGNIZE THAT Pb FREE SOLDER IS USED 4 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 14: ...5 SYSTEM OVERVIEW 5 1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS 14 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 17: ...5 3 SYSTEM CONNECTION DIAGRAM 17 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 23: ...7 2 SYSTEM CONTROL 7 2 1 System Control Block Diagram 23 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 24: ...7 2 2 Voice TDM Highway Bus Block Diagram 24 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 27: ...7 3 2 EC Bus System Connection Diagram 27 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 38: ...10 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 10 1 EMPR 10 1 1 Startup 38 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 42: ...10 1 1 1 Main alarm light turns on 42 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 43: ...10 1 1 2 SD card access light does not flash 43 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 44: ...10 1 1 3 The battery alarm indication light turns on 44 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 45: ...10 1 1 4 Main alarm indication light flashes 45 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 46: ...10 1 1 5 Option card cannot start up 46 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 47: ...10 1 2 Phone Call 10 1 2 1 The path cannot connect 47 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 48: ...10 1 2 2 Noise is created 48 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 49: ...10 1 3 Paging 10 1 3 1 The path cannot connect 10 1 3 2 Noise is created 49 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 52: ...10 1 4 Using MOH 52 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 55: ...10 1 5 USB 10 1 5 1 USB Connection 55 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 57: ...10 1 6 RS 232C 10 1 6 1 RS 232C Connection 57 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 59: ...10 1 7 SD Card IF 59 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 60: ...10 1 8 Other 60 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 68: ...2 Pair Port Test operation Select card for Test 3 Click Pair Port Test 68 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 69: ...4 Test OK 5 Click Cancel 69 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 70: ...6 Card Test operation Select card for Test 7 Click Card Test 70 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 71: ...8 Click Test 9 Click Cancel 71 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 81: ...13 TERMINAL GUIDE OF ICS TRANSISTORS AND DIODES 81 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 83: ...15 CABINET AND ELECTRICAL PARTS LOCATION 83 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 84: ...15 1 EXTENSION BOARDS FOR SERVICING 84 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 85: ...16 ACCESSORIES AND PACKING MATERIALS 85 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 95: ...18 1 WAVEFORM 95 KX TDA600CE ...
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Page 97: ...18 2 EMPR BLOCK DIAGRAM 97 KX TDA600CE ...
Page 129: ...19 11 MEMO 129 KX TDA600CE ...