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21 / 32 page ![]() 1997 Jan 15 21 Philips Semiconductors Product specification Multistandard repertory dialler/ringer with EEPROM PCD3330-1 5.7.1 RINGER OUTPUT PIN SELECTION The ringer signal is sent via the special Ringer Tone Output (RTO) or via the TONE output depending on the option selected. When a loudspeaker is used as a transducer, it is better to use the TONE output. One of the internal tone generators directly supplies this output with VRMS = 181 mV. The RTO output signal, used for PXE transducers, is a block with a peak-to-peak output voltage of VDD − VSS. 5.7.2 RINGER INPUT FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT The melody ringer becomes active for all incoming ringer frequencies higher then the ringer detection LOW frequency and lower then the ringer detection HIGH frequency supplied to the CE/RT input of the PCD3330-1. The ringer detection LOW and ringer detection HIGH frequencies are selected such that it is possible to use this PCD3330-1 for both single and double phase rectifier applications. It is possible to select one out of four ringer detection LOW and four ringer detection HIGH frequencies options which are given below: • Ringer detection LOW 1: 16 Hz • Ringer detection LOW 2: 20 Hz • Ringer detection LOW 3: 32 Hz • Ringer detection LOW 4: 40 Hz • Ringer detection HIGH 1: 35 Hz • Ringer detection HIGH 2: 60 Hz • Ringer detection HIGH 3: 70 Hz • Ringer detection HIGH 4: 120 Hz. 5.7.3 RINGER MELODIES SELECTION The ringer melody generator can select out of four different ringer melody options (stored in EEPROM), given in Table 7. Table 7 Ringer melody options RINGER MELODY FREQ. 1 (Hz) FREQ. 2 (Hz) FREQ. 3 (Hz) Ringer melody A 738 826 925 Ringer melody B 800 1067 1333 Ringer melody C 1455 1621 1810 Ringer melody D 1995 2223 2510 5.7.4 RINGER VOLUME CHANGE DURING CONVERSATION AND RINGER MODE The ringer volume can be controlled by the port pins RVOL1 and RVOL2 and its value is stored in EEPROM. The output volume can be changed: • Via the EEPROM programming procedure (see Section 5.3.2) • During conversation mode, when the function keys option is chosen, with a special key sequence • During active ringer by a simple key press. In Conversation mode the procedure is as follows: • Put the set in conversation mode (supply necessary) • Depress PR (ringer program key) • Press one of the four acceptable volume keys (1 to 4); see Table 8. Table 8 Ringer volume control, conversation mode The newly selected value is directly stored into EEPROM. During active ringing the PR key is not used, the procedure is as follows: • Activate the ringer (only then this volume correction is possible) • Press one of the four acceptable volume keys (1 to 4); see Table 9. Table 9 Ringer volume control, active ringer mode The newly selected value is directly stored into EEPROM. KEY RVOL1 RVOL2 1 0 0 (minimum output power) 21 0 30 1 4 1 1 (maximum output power) KEY RVOL1 RVOL2 1 0 0 (minimum output power) 21 0 30 1 4 1 1 (maximum output power) |
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