7 spectal thanks to Peter Lee san: Roland Huisman SUMLOCK COMPTOMETER LIMITED TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANITA MODEL 811 CALCULATOR ‘THOHNICAL NOTES January, 1973.1. POWER SOURCE. The calculator may be operated from an internal battery or from an external A.C. adaptor, The internal battery consists of 3 x 1.5v. cells, International Size AA, The cells may be any type of disposable primary cells, or rechargeable nickel cadmium ones, Different types of cells must not be mixed at any one time. When the calculator is being operated on its internal battery separately from its A.C. adaptor, its mains/battery switch must be set to the right-hand position ("On"), When the A.C. adaptor is in use, the calculator's mains/battery switch must be set to the left-hand position ("off"). ‘The adaptor may provide either one or two D.C. supplies, according to the setting of its switch. One supply, for operating the calculator, is present whenever the adaptor is lives the second supply is only available when tho switch is set accordingly. The second supply is provided to charge the calculator's internal battery, but it must only be used if the three cells are of the nickel cadmium rechargeable type. CHARGING CURRENT SHOULD NOT BE APPLIED TO NON-RECHARGEABLE PRIMARY CELLS. IF I WERE, THE CELLS' SPAMS MIGHT SPLIT OPEN AND THEN CHEMICAL SPILLAGE COULD DAMAGE THE INTERIOR OF THE CALCULATOR, DAMAGE CAUSED BY BATTERY SPILLAGE, FOR WHATEVER REASON, IS CONSIDERED TO BE MISUSE AND SO IS NOT COVERED UNDER THE CALCULATOR GUARANTEE. To fully recharge flat nickel cadmium cells from the A.C, adaptor will normally take about 15 hours, Moderate overcharging should not harm cells which ere in good condition, but they must not be left on charge indefinitely. Nickel cadmium cell capacity will slowly reduce with age and use, but at least 500 charge/discharge cycles should be obtained before the capacity is reduced to 75% of nominal - provided that they have never been mis-used in any way. They also discharge very slowly when not in use; at 20° c., about 1% of the charge may be lost each day, but this can be recovered by recharging.In use, the current taken by the calculator varies considerably according to the number being displayed. When operating on an internal battery, the condition of the battery and its charge level will also affect the current drain, Thus it is impossible to give a precise indication of how long the calculator will operate on one charge; an average of about 6 hours may be expected with a new 500 mA/lir, battery. The calculator's display provides an indication of the need for a new or recharged battery. As the battery voltage falls with use, the display brightness also falls until eventually the digits cannot be read comfortably. At this stage of battery discharge the calculator should still calculate correctly, so it may be assumed that if the display can be read the battery charge is adequate for use. Disposable primary cells which have gone flat should always be removed from the calculator at the earliest opportunity to reduce the risk of damage from chemical spillage. CIRCULT DESCRIPTION. The circuits on the four printed circuit boards are shown separated by broken lines on the circuit diagram, The inter- connections between them are numbered, Those on the three major boards may be identified by reference to the main board assembly drawing; they are numbered 1 to 16 from top to bottom. The display board is mounted on the main board; the inter- connections between the two are numbered 1 to 17 from left te right when viewing the board as shown on the assembly drawing. The calculator has a single M.0.S./L.S.I. chip mounted in a 42 lead plastic package. Pin 1 of the package is identified by a coloured spot and when viewed from above the other connections are numbered counterclockwise from there (see M1 on main board assembly drawing). Negative logic is used. Clock generation, keyboard encoding and display decoding are internal to the chip. It requires an external clock timing resistor for frequency and temperature compensation - which is R21 (drawn below chip), At nominal clock frequency, See:the longest possible calculation takes less than 250 milli- seconds — most normal calculations take much less than that. A power-on reset signal ('PO') is provided by C4, D3 and R22 when the calculator is switched on, PO clears the registers and resets all modes in the chip. The display is a nine stage light emitting diode display. The display stages are numbered 8 to 0, left to right. Stage 8 is only used for the error sign and/or the negative sign, Stages 7 to 0 are for the maximum of eight digits to be displayed. Each stage has eight L.E.D.s, seven for the digit segments and one for a decimal point. The digit lower segments are numbered:- 1 = top, 2 = upper right, 3 right, 4 = bottom, 5 = lower left, 6 = upper left, 7 = centre; SEG P is the decimal point. The segment 1 anodes in all nine display stages are connected together and may be driven by the segment 1 driver TR1, Similarly, the segment 2 anodes may be driven by TR2, And so on. The cathodes of the eight segments in each stage are connected together and may be driven by a stage driver, For examples, TR9 is the stage 8 driver, and TR17 is the stage O driver, To light a particular segment in a particular stage, the appropriate segment and stage drivers must conduct simultaneously. In fact, the segments are pulsed and not fed with continuous current. When the calculator is waiting between calculations, the display stages are scanned sequentially from left to right. The strobe signal (STR8 to STRO) from the chip are each driven in a positive direction towards ground in turn for a timing period of approximately 280 microseconds in each 2.7 milliseconds. Note that there are nominally 20 micro- seconds gaps between adjacent strobe signals to reduce the risk of ghosting in the display, A strobe signal line being returned to ground potential will enable its associated stage driver to conduct as the latter's emitter is returned to the battery negative line (referred to, for convenience only, as the ~3v. line). At the same time as a stage's driver is enabled, any Pieo-. appropriate segment drivers are enabled by their segment lines being returned to ground. The pulses on the segment lines are a little shorter than, and contained within, those on the strobe lines ~ they are of approximately 255 microseconds duration, Note that the STR9 line does not provide @ signal for the display. The only time a signal appears on that line is during calculation; it is then fed back to the calculator according to the setting of $3. Tho other nine strobe signals disappear during calculation, so the display blacks out during that time. In addition to driving the display between calculations, six of the strobe signals are fed to the keyboard; five of them are fed to key switches. If a key is depressed, one of the five will be connected to one of the four keyboard reply lines KB1 to KB4, Which strobe signal appears on which line indicates to the chip which key has been operated and initiates the appropriate action. .If another key is depressed during a calculation it is ignored, Keybounce protection is also built into the chip. If the memory switch is set, STRO is fod by way of S2 onto the KB2 line. The -15v. supply required for the chip is provided by the convertor board, The input supplies to the calculator are connected first to this board, with the common positive connection going to GRD ('ground'). The oscillator output from TR20 collector is fed by way of D6 and charges the bottom of C1 to ~15v. with respect to ground, As the battery voltage falls as it loses its charge, stabilisation of the -15v. supply is provided by TR18, Within the battery voltage range of 2.7 to 4.5v., the -I5v. supply should remain within the range of -14.5 to -15.5v. NOT! CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN REMOVING CHIPS OR OTHER COMPONENTS FROM BOARDS IF THEY ARE TO BE RETURNED UNDER GUARANTEE, ANY REQUEST FOR COMPONENT REPLACEMENT UNDER GUARANTEE WILL ONLY BE CONSIDERED IF THE ITEM IS COMPLETE WITH ALL ITS LEADS IN THEIR NATURAL POSITIONS AND IS UNDAMAGED IN ANY WAY (ELECTRICALLY OR PHYSICALLY). ppp JAN 73.SUMLOCK ANITA LIMETTD TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANITA 811 MODIFICATION SHEET No, 1 DIFIC, TON CLASS! A = Important modification which ehould be included in every machine as opportunitics erise, B = Modification which should be effected in any machine displaying the symptoms mentioned, C = Modification introduced to facilitate production - not normally necessary in the fieid. 811/1, | CONVERTER OSCILLATOR This modification has been introduced to compensate for the spread of chsracteristics in the converter board oscillator transistor TR20, It should only be necessary if, when TR20 is replaced, the circuit does not oscillate, Actio: (a) Change diode D5 from TA1236 to TA1278, (b) Cut the print in the emitter circuit of TR20 and fit a new resistor 1R2 type CR25 (TB248), betwoen the omitter and Ov, MODIFICATION CLASS 'B! '6S.D./EDM3/5 1st July, 1974SUMLOCK_ANTEA_LIvrren TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANITA 811 MODIFICATION SHEET No. 2 MODIFICATION CLASSES A © Important modification which should be included in every machine as opportunities ari: B = Modification which should be effected in any machine displaying the symptoms mentioned. © = Modification introduced to facilitate production - not normally necessary in the field. 811/2 CHIP DAMAGE DUE TO STATIC DISCHARGE This modification has been introduced to combat the problem of static discharge betweon the operator and the metal casework which cen destroy the chip when the machine is operated on mains via the charger unit, Action | Cut off all wires not connected to the converter board (TBU 1505) as close as possible to the main board (TBU 1504). MODIFICATION CLASS T.S.D./EDM4 30th July, 1974ial a ala dala al daa Toa oh ay ah a ay a 4 i a ata aae ate eb1 N-12712. Medel fei “SUMLOCK ANITA EleerRONIes UID. Tie MAIN, BOARD ASS'Y. Ne, TSU 15041 Model ‘SUMLOCK ANITA sve a ELECTRONICS LTD. Tile CONVERTER pares ote i-1e=7el BOARD Ass'y.bate \7- 10-74. na z a a ee eet He | tees. ie KEYBOARD Per TBU 1905tase ' Me! 841,651 ,GOl HH eeCheGta tr, bare 17-10-74 MAIN BOARD. PTB 1908- av § 3 cE GEES mw “SUMLOGK ANITA ear HH oder rau 1705 Part Wo. MAIN BOARD ie tase 1 lote 30-4-74)- I zr r —s 1 r | | os : meat B51 HH EeCiromes tro. bere 17-10-74 a prewar’bare W7-!0-74- "Tau 1926ITEM No. | SYMBOL TB 3632 TB 3633[ TB 3634 TB 3635 | TB 3636. TB 3637 TB 3638 TB 3636 TB 3640. TB 3641 Te 3642 TB 3643 TB 3644 TB 3645) TB 3646) TB 3647, TB 3648 | TB 3649) TB 3650 | ~M 2:5%5 SCREW POZIDRIV COUNTERSUNK @== GO =8 ANITA aUSUMLOCK ANITA LIMITED TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 1, FROGMORE ROAD, APSLEY, HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, HERTS, ENGLAND, _HP3 ORS. ANITA 800 HH SERIES 810, 811, 831, 841, 851 & 861 SPARE PARTS LIST & SELLING PRICES January, 1975.PART NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITIES PRICE 81081 1837941851861 = TA 882 Calculator Chip 15330 ie ieee see tiner TA 890 Calculator Chip A1241 Peet oe eS TA 891 Calculator Chip 15332 To- - = = = 10.79 TA 896 Calculator Chip A4002 - =e 1 = = 19.61 TA 897 Calculator Chip A40o4 - = = = 1 = 17.86 TA 898 Calculator Chip A4561 - = = = = 1 23,40 TA 951 ‘L.ED. Display Ae ed 1 Meee es 5. TA 1162 Transistor, TAE 1159 (ZTX 300) 10 10 10 10 10 10 219 TA 1189 s TAE 1189 (BFS 60) eet Pee ae 79, 228 TA 1190 a TAE 1190 (BFS 98) Ces Met 2 232 TA 1236 Diode, Silicon, TAB 1075 24 24 22 07 TA 1269 « Zener, 7.5Vv., 5%, 40OmW. PNA hoe 216 TA 1278 " Silicon, TAB 1309 Niel ete 1-8 206 TA 1595 Capacitor, Tantalum, 0.1uF., 35v. 1 1 1 1 1 1 22h TA 1596 " oO wF., 35v.0 1 10°10 «1°11 al TA 1597 " " Ou, A6veeto- 11 ta 11 2h TA 1851 "Polystyrene, 200pF., 63v. 1 1 1 1°14 1 08 TB 201 Resistor, 68K., 5% 5 ee ae Me ee ce 02 TB 202 * 82K., 5% 1. Shs Fes 02 TB 203 " 56R., 5% 88 8 8 8 B 202 TB 204 3 1K., 5% D295 9e9 22929. 202 TB 205 " 6K8., 5% ede tel: iat 02 TB 206 . 4TK., 5% W494 oe ne 202 TB 207 " 470K., 5% ft te 202 TB 215 ” 56K., 5% Se SAN 1 et 202 TB 230 " — 100K., 5% woes eit 202 TB 248 ” 1R2, (Alt. TB 253) Tot A> et 02 TB 253 a 1R5, (Alt. TB 248) ae een 02 xII4 ¢ wiePART_NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITIES PRICE 81057 1831841951861 ae TB 3501 Back Cover 1 Alt Sieaiegs ry TB 3514 Switch Plate RAI 3 2- FEL 201 TB 3515 Switch Body Be tee Sees 3h 51 205 TB 3516 Switch Slider 2592-209 1 202 TB 3517 Locating Spring Be ae 3.22% 9 et +01 7B 3529 Threaded Plate 222 eta 2 205 TB 3557 = Plug Pin ‘* Fer 23:53: 523 017 TB 3558 Plug Moulding ett 12 tod +08 TB 3592 Polystyrene Pack Het estat 1 21 TB 3595 Carton (811) Seek bes me 09 TB 3599 Polythene Bag Tete tet +01 TB 3603 Bottom End Moulding i de leet ed AP TB 3631 Keytop 1 Gigteaterie ts 4 05 TB 3632 Keytop 2 ig iets 205 TB 3633 Keytop 3 aa 1 Eee 205 TB 3634 Keytop 4 eat sie tot 205 TB 3635 Keytop 5 eset ea) 05 TB 3636 Keytop 6 or 9 aries ath c 205 TB 3637 Keytop 7 Ue eel ad 205 TB 3638 Keytop 8 tote fete 205 TB 3640 Keytop 0 et ts ee 205 TB 3641 Keytop c Meet Woe 1. 05 TB 3642 Keytop cm ele 205 TB 3643 Keytop #= Ae Nee 205 7B 3644 Keytop rm Bol ee eee +05 TB 3645 Keytop + Ste eat 205 TB 3646 Keytop X gsiecdede 9-4. 205 TB 3647 Keytop - ite dt 05PART _NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITIES 8105 4 183181851861 7 TB 3648 Keytop + Tote leete ot 1.05 TB 3649 Keytop . (Dec, Pt.) 1 Set ee 205, TB 3650 Keytop = Aes ta 205 7B 3679 Instructions Booklet (811) -t---- 12 TB 3702 Trim (811) eee ee 210 TB 3744 Wallet Tene er leclant eateaa TB 3765 Instructions Card (811) a +08 TB 3781 Keytop m a ee +05 TB 3782 Keytop /_ ae 205 TB 3809 Trim (810) tee ew ee 210 TB 3813 Instructions Booklet (810) tee eee 012 TB 3816 Instructions Card (810) Tee eee 208 TB 3819 Carton (810) tee eee 410 TB 3825 Carton (831) -- te - = 210 TB 3857 Trim (831) ee tee e 210 TB 3863 Instructions Card (831) a 08 TB 3867 Instructions Booklet (831) ed 212 TB 3868 Polythene Sheet (130 x 80 mm) 1 4 Ae 201 TB 3871 Label, Vinyl 121i ips 205 moon ead Be eee TB 3892 Keytop f See 1 05 TB 3893 Keytop % oy Ay ee ae | 205 TB 3894 Keytop / a ed +05 7B 3895 Koytop + a 205 TB 3896 Keytop +/- a 205 TB 3897 Instructions Card (841) - - - 1 - 208 TB 3898 Instructions Card (851) eee ete 408 TB 3899 Instructions Card (861) see eS 208 xITh : =rDESCRIPTION UANTITIES PRICE 8105 1 483194185126, = TB 3900 Instructions Booklet (841) a 2 TB 3901 Instructions Booklet (851) -- - - de 12 TB 3902 Instructions Booklet (861) --- - 7 1 012 TB 3903 Carton (841) a 210 TB 3904 Carton (851) - 7. -1- 10 TB 3905 Carton (861) ies ee «10 TB 3932 Trim (841) -- - 1 -- 210 TB 3933 Trim (851) - - - ete 210 TB 3934 Trim (861) Sse = 4 210 TB 3950 Carton Label (64 x 18 mm) Stet = 202 TBU 1501 Oscillator Transformer BAST ST et 52 TBU 1505 Converter Board Asseubly 9, tate 1 eerie Nota TBU 1506 Battery Well Assembly 1 SES 1 eee. TBU 1507 Top Moulding Assembly AP Diese eeat ot +98 TBU 1513 Keyboard Assembly (811) re 6.95 TBU 1517 Keyplate (811/831) ce ee hg ‘TBU 1538 Top Moulding Assembly (LAGO MINI) - - - - - =——1,20 TBU 1706 Keyboard Assembly (831) =e te - - 6.76 TBU 1801 Keyplate (810) Ree = Se “49 TBU 1803 Keyboard Assembly (810) ye - - = 6.36 TBU 1902 Keyplate (841) ---1-- 4.60 TBU 1904 Keyboard Assembly (841) -- - t= - 6.51 TBU 1913 Keyplate (851) =e --1- 60 TBU 1915 Keyboard Assembly (851) cs = = 1 =) 695 TBU 1923 Keyplate (861) “\- 2-5-1 .60 TBU 1925 Keyboard Assembly (861) - ee 1 69 M2 x 5 Serew, Pozidriv, Pan Head 6 66.6 66 01 M2.5 x 5 Screw, Pozidriv, C'sunk 2 2 2 2 2 2 01 END