C.E.S. Model SDI-50 Manual, Circuit Description
MODEL SDI-50 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
9.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The CES Model SDI-50 consists of a microcomputer digital circuit
system, and an analog circuit system. These two systems are separated
on the circuit board, and have separate ground returns in order to
minimize cross talk. The Model SDI-50 is totally controlled by the
microcomputer program memory.
9.1.1 Microcomputer Control System
The CES SDI-50 is controlled by the Microcomputer chip Ul. All
operating parameters are controlled by the microcomputer program
memory and are executed by Ul.
9.1.2 Customer Programmable Memory
All customer programmable parameters are stored in Electrical
Erasable Proms U3 and U4 (if equipped). These CMOS chips are
4096 bit serial prom, internally organized as two 256 x 8 pages.
Data retention is specified to be greater than 100 years.
9.1.3 DTMF Encoding and Decoding
DTMF encoding and decoding is done by the DTMF Encoder-Decoder
circuit, U2. This microprocessor controlled peripheral
generates and decodes all 16 DTMF digits. DTMF data is passed
to and from U2 via the audio circuits and the Microprocessor
Control System. The Analog Switches control the path of
encoding and decoding in the Model SDI-50 depending on its
current state of operation. DTMF encoding signals are generated
on pin 8. This chip also contains a call Progress Tone
Detector. Pin 13 provides an output that is fed into the
Microprocessor for call progress tone detection. LED CR9 is a
DTMF strobe that flashes when the decoder has received a DTMF
signal.
9.1.4 Power Supply
The Primary Power Supply for the Model SDI-50 consists of 5.0
volt regulators, U7 and U8. Regulator U7 is used to power the
Microcomputer and the digital ICs. U8, which is aiso a 5.0 volt
regulator, is used to power the Analog System in Model SDI-50.
Separate power supplies are used to provide isolation between
the two systems. The inputs to these regulators are connected
together, and receive power from an external 12.0 volt power
suppiy.
9.1.5 Power on Reset
The Model SDI-50 has a "Power on Reset" circuit to monitor the
input voltage to the Model SDI-50, and provides a "Reset" pulse
to the Microcomputer Control System in the
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