NJU6356
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3. Timer Data Writing
When both of the I/O terminal and the CE terminal are "H", update is stopped, the oscillator divider is cleared,
and the timer data can be wri tten to the NJU6356.
The timer data is written into the shift register from the DATA terminal by synchronized with rising edge of the
clock signal input from the CLK terminal, and the data is transferred from the shift register to the timer counter by
synchronized with falling edge of the CE signal. In thi s time the s econd-counter is c leared to "0", and the oscillator
divider start the operation.
The input data strings are LSB first of each digit as shown below.
Type E
Year Month Day Days of
Week Hour Minute Second
The data is read out from LSB of Year, and last 44-b it is effective.
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4. Low Vo ltage Detector
The NJU6356 series incorporate the low battery detector. If the supply voltage reduce to the detection level,
(EE)
H
is writte n into each digit of the shift register as warning c ode for the CPU.
5. Data Access
The NJU6356 s eries can o perate f rom 2.0V t o 5 .5V. However, it is n ot al low the data ac ces s out of th e ra nge of
5V±10%. It may be broken the data unles s 5V±10%.
Thus, wh en the data ac cess, the CE terminal shoul d be "H " after the po wer s upp ly rise to 5V±10%, the n start the
operation.
CLK
CE
I/O
The data is input into the shift
register at rising edge of the
CLK.
The data in the shift register is
transf erred to the tim er counter at this
falling edge of the CE, then the
oscill ator divi de r sta rt t he o peration.
Year
1 2
3
4 5 6 7 3 4 5
6
7
0
1
2
3
4 5 6 70
3 4 5
6
7
Minute
Data
Input
Shift
Register
Note) When the CE signal is which rising edge or falling edge,
the CLK si gnal s houl d be fixed to "L". And so, before the
CE signal is raised, the I/O signal should be fixed to "H".