Pacific Research Solutions RI-300e User Manual
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Central Processing Unit (CPU) CIRCUIT BOARD
U100 is the microprocessor. This processor is an Intel 8051 family device running at 11.0592MHz. This processor has its
own ROM and contains the operating system program.
U102 is the Real Time Clock. B101 is the battery that backs this RTC when the power is off.
U103 is a low address multiplex latch.
U104 is an 8K x 8 static RAM. This device is used to hold all system temporary data.
U105 is a 4K x 8 EEPROM, software watchdog and power monitor circuit. The system parameters are stored here.
U106 is a serial to parallel driver. It is used to drive the front panel LEDs.
U107 is the speech synthesizer. This is a DSP processor designed specifically for LPC speech. Data for the speech is
stored in the FLASH memory sand send to this part as required by the program.
U109 is an advance memory device, it contains 128K x 8 FLASH, 32K x 8 EEPROM, 2K x 8 static RAM and 24 bits of
IO. This device is where the main program resides.
U111 is a 9 volt regulator for DTMF equipped microphones.
U112 is the system 5-volt power supply regulator.
U113 op-amp and the associated circuit is the microphone pre-amp for the local microphone.
U114 is the audio amplifier for the local speaker.
Q101, Q102 and associated circuit are used connect the processor’s serial port to the rest of the system. This circuit
provides protection to the processor.
J9 makes the connection between the digital board and analog board. The signals on this connector are isolated from the
processor buss to reduce noise on the analog board.
J10 connector provides I/O for a LCD display.