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SEPS114

Product catalog summary
Product Overview
The SEPS114A is a display driver IC for 96x96 dot OLED displays, supporting 65k colors. It offers multiple data interfaces, including parallel (68/80 series MPU) and serial (SPI 4-wire), as well as RGB interfaces. The driver outputs 96 RGB columns and 96 rows, with a display RAM capacity of 147,456 bits. Key features include power-saving modes, programmable display sizes, and screen saver functions.
Specifications
- Driver Output: 96 RGB columns, 96 rows
- Display RAM: 96 x 16(RGB) x 96 bits
- Supply Voltage: VDDIO (1.65V - 3.3V), VDD (2.4V - 3.3V), VCC (8.0V - 18.0V)
- Package Options: COF and COG
Pin Description
The document details each pin's functions and connections, highlighting key pins like C80 for MPU type selection, PS for interface type selection, and CSB for chip selection. The data bus (DB[15:0]) is a bi-directional data bus for various interface modes.
Functional Description
The SEPS114A supports three high-speed system interfaces: 68-series, 80-series, and SPI. It includes index, write data, and read data registers. The document provides a truth table for parallel interfaces and describes 8-bit, 16-bit, and 6-bit bus operations.
Interface Modes
- 8-bit Bus Interface: Uses an 8-bit data bus for DDRAM operations.
- 16-bit Bus Interface: Uses a 16-bit data bus for efficient data transmission.
- 6-bit Bus Interface: Supports RGB and BGR modes for color data.
- SPI Interface: Enables clock-synchronized serial data transfer.
- RGB Interface: Synchronizes DDRAM write operations with DOTCLK and ENABLE signals.
DDRAM Addressing
The DDRAM stores pixel data in a 96x96 array. The document explains DDRAM addresses and display positions, aiding pixel data access from the MPU.
Window Address Function for DDRAM Write
Data can be written to DDRAM within a specified window address-range, controlled by horizontal (XS, XE) and vertical (YS, YE) address registers. Restrictions apply to the address-range.
Reset Status
Upon initialization, the SEPS114A enters standby mode with a frame frequency of 95Hz. Default DDRAM write addresses are set, and the display is initially off.
Power On/Off Sequence
The power-on sequence involves stabilizing VDD and VDDIO, setting the RSTB pin, and powering on VCC_C. The power-off sequence involves turning off the display and powering off VCC_C, VDD, and VDDIO.
Instruction Description
Instructions like SOFT_RESET, DISPLAY_ON_OFF, and ANALOG_CONTROL are detailed, with specific bit configurations and default settings.
Memory and Display Settings
Settings for display start and end positions and memory access are provided, defining the active area for operations.
Data Access and Timing
Details on DDRAM data access, discharge time, and pulse settings for RGB are included, controlling timing and current settings.
Precharge and Column Current Settings
Precharge current settings for RGB components range from 0 uA to 1020 uA. Column current settings range from 0 uA to 188.7 uA.
Row Overlap and Scan Settings
Row overlap settings, including discharge time and peak delay options, are described. Scan settings control row scanning behavior.
Screen Saver Control
Screen saver modes include panning, scrolling, fading, and pixel vibration. Sleep mode is configurable.
RGB Interface and Display Mode Control
RGB interface settings include options for 8-bit, 16-bit, and 6-bit modes. Display mode control allows current reduction and RGB/BGR swapping.
Electric Characteristics
Specifications include maximum ratings, operation conditions, and DC characteristics like voltage levels and current consumption.
AC Characteristics
Timing diagrams and specifications for system bus operations, serial interface timing, and RGB interface timing are provided.
Application Example
Examples of MPU connections for different interface types are included, showing necessary configurations.
Revision Record
The document includes a revision history, detailing changes and updates in each version.
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Catalog excerpts

SEPS114-1

Synergetic Combination of ASIC & Memory ■ 65k colors OLED single chip display driver IC - Serial interface : SPI 4-wire interface - Power save mode - Reduced current driving available - Window mode - Partial display : programmable panel display size - Screen Saver (Vertical scroll, Horizontal panning, Fade in/out ) ■ OLED Column drive - Discharge time control : Discharge time(0clock ~ 30clocks) with internal oscillator clock - Pre-charge peak control : Peak pulse delay time : (Oclock ~ 15clocks) with internal oscillator clock Peak pulse width time : (Oclock ~ 31clocks) with internal oscillator clock - Pre-charge current control : 8-bit, OuA ~ 1020uA by 4uA step control - Driving current control : 8-bit, OuA ~ 188.7uA by 0.74uA step control - Internal / External clock selectable - Frame rate : 95 frames/sec (80.0 ~ 140.0 frames/sec adjustable)

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SEPS114-2

PSEL VSSH VCC_R VCC_C Timing Controller Instruction Registers OSC1 OSC2 VCC_C VCC_R VSSH VDDIO VDD VDDR VSS PD[15:0] ENABLE HSYNC VSYNC DOTCLK VSYNCO RSTB C80 PS CSB A0 RDB/E WRB/RW DB[15:0] Internal Regulator For Logic Power Internal Regulator For ScanDriver BPRE GPRE RPRE

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SEPS114-4

4. Functional Description MPU Interface The SEPS114A has three high-speed system interface : a 68-serise, an 80-serise 8/16/6(RGB/BGR) bit bus, and a clock synchronous serial SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface). Among the interface modes, a specific mode is selected by the setting of PS pin and CPU_IF register(0Dh). The SEPS114A has 3-type registers : an index register(IR) 8-bits, a write data register(WDR), and a read data register(RDR). The IR stores index information for the control registers and the DDRAM. The WDR temporarily stores data to be written into control registers and the DDRAM. The...

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SEPS114-5

Index/Command Write DDRAM Read/Write

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SEPS114-6

1 Pixel : 65k color with 16-bit MPU interface DDRAM write data

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1 Pixel : 65k color with 6-bit MPU interface

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SEPS114-8

5) Clock Synchronized Serial Interface (SPI) Setting PS to the '0' level allows clock synchronized serial data(SPI) transfer, using the chip select pin(CSB) , A0 pin, serial clock pin(SCL) and serial data input(SDI). When chip is not selected, internal shift register and counter are reset to initial value. Input data through SDI pin are latched at the rising edge of serial clock(SCL) in the sequence of MSB first and converted to 8 -bit parallel data and handled at the rising edge of last serial clock. Serial data input (SDI) are identified to display data or command by A0 bit data at the rising...

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INDEX REGISTER WRITE CSB A0 SCL SDI CONTROL REGISTER WRITE CSB A0 SCL SDI

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6) RGB Interface When the RGB_IF register(E0h) bit0 is set to “1”, SEPS114A enters into the RGB interface mode and DDRAM write cycle is synchronized by DOTCLK. 1-Image Description VSYNC Pulse Width DDRAM Write Width 8-bit RGB interface The 8-bit RGB interface is selected by setting RIM[1:0] bits to “00”. DDRAM write operation is synchronized with DOTCLK and ENABLE. Display data are transmitted to DDRAM in synchronization with 8-bit RGB data bus(PD[7:0]) and the data enable(ENABLE). DDRAM Write Data format for 8-bit RGB interfa

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16-bit RGB interface The 16-bit RGB interface is selected by setting RIM[1:0] bits to “01”. DDRAM write operation is synchronized with DOTCLK and ENABLE. Display data are transmitted to DDRAM in synchronization with 16-bit RGB data bus (PD[15:0]) and the data enable (ENABLE). Data format for 16-bit RGB interface Description HSYNC Pulse Width Setup time for Data transfer Hold time for Data transfer DDRAM Write Width

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6-bit RGB interface The 6-bit RGB interface is selected by setting RIM[1:0] bits to “10”. DDRAM write operation is synchronized with DOTCLK and ENABLE. Display data are transmitted to DDRAM in synchronization with 6-bit RGB data bus(PD[5:0]) and the data enable(ENABLE). DDRAM Write 1st Transmission PD 5 Data format for 6-bit RGB interface Description HSYNC Pulse Width Setup time for Data transfer Hold time for Data transfer DDRAM Write Width

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6-bit BGR interface The 6-bit BGR interface is selected by setting RIM[1:0] bits to “11”. DDRAM write operation is synchronized with DOTCLK and ENABLE. Display data are transmitted to DDRAM in synchronization with 6-bit RGB data bus(PD[5:0]) and the data enable(ENABLE). VSS DDRAM Write 1st Transmission PD 5 Data format for 6-bit BGR interface Description HSYNC Pulse Width Setup time for Data transfer Hold time for Data transfer DDRAM Write Width

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SEPS114-14

The DDRAM stores pixel data for the display. It is composed of 96-row by 96-column x 16-bit addressable array. Address counter provides row and column address to DDRAM for access display pixel data from

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SEPS114-15

Window Address Function for DDRAM Write When data is written to the on-chip DDRAM, a window address-range which is specified by the horizontal address register(start : XS[6:0], end : XE[6:0]) or the vertical address register(start : YS[6:0], end : YE[6:0]) can be written to consecutively. Data is written to addresses in the direction specified by the MDIR1, MDIR0(increment/decrement), and VH bit(V or H direction). When the image data is being written, data can be written consecutively without thinking of a data wrap by doing this. The window must be specified within the DDRAM address area described...

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Reset Status The SEPS114A is initialized as following description when RSTB pin is set to "L". Usually RSTB pin is connected reset pin of MPU, so that the chip can be initialized simultaneously with MPU. The SEPS114A should be initialized when the power is on. INITIAL SETTING CONDITION (default setting) 5. DDRAM write horizontal address : XS = 00h, XE = 5Fh 6. DDRAM write vertical address : YS = 00h, YE = 5Fh 7. Display data RAM write : MDIR1 = 0, MDIR0 = 0, VH = 0 11. Panel display size : FX = 00h, TX = 5Fh, FY = 00h, TY = 5Fh 12. Display data RAM read column/row address : DX = 00h, DY = 00h...

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POWER ON/OFF SEQUENCE Power ON sequence (1) Power ON VDD, VDDIO. (2) After VDD, VDDIO become stable and wait for 100ms(t1), set RSTB pin LOW (logic low) for at least 1ms (t2) and then HIGH(logic high). (3) After set RSTB pin HIGH (logic high), wait for at least 50ms (t3). Then Power ON VCC_C (4) After VCC_C become stable, set register 0x02 with value 0x01 for display ON. Data/Scan will be ON after 200ms (tAF). Power OFF sequence (1) Set register 0x02 with value 0x00 for display OFF. (2) Power OFF VCC_C (3) Wait for tOFF. Power OFF VDD, VDDIO (where Minimum tOFF=0ms, Typical tOFF=100ms) On VDD/...

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