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Table of contents
Vacuum Fluorescent Display Module .............................................................................. - 1 -
[GU-7000 series module] .................................................................................................. - 1 -
1 Scope ....................................................................................................................... - 5 -
1.1 Character size ...................................................................................................................... - 5 -
1.2 GU-7000B series .................................................................................................................. - 5 -
2 VFD module lineup ................................................................................................ - 6 -
2.1 Item number ........................................................................................................................ - 6 -
2.2 Distribution diagram for standard series .......................................................................... - 7 -
3 Applicable item numbers: GU-7000 series as of June. 2012............................... - 8 -
4 Hardware ................................................................................................................ - 9 -
4.1 Block diagram ...................................................................................................................... - 9 -
4.1.1 Block diagram (GU-7000) ............................................................................................ - 9 -
4.1.2 Block diagram (GU-7901) ............................................................................................ - 9 -
4.1.3 Block diagram (GU7032) ........................................................................................... - 10 -
4.1.4 Block diagram (GU-7003) .......................................................................................... - 10 -
4.1.5 Block diagram (GU-7900) .......................................................................................... - 11 -
4.1.6 Block diagram (GU-7903) .......................................................................................... - 11 -
4.1.7 Block diagram (GU-7040) .......................................................................................... - 12 -
4.2 Connecter ........................................................................................................................... - 12 -
4.3 .................................................................................................................................................. - 12 -
4.3.1 GU-7xx0 ...................................................................................................................... - 12 -
4.3.1 GU-7901 ...................................................................................................................... - 12 -
4.3.2 GU-7xx3 ...................................................................................................................... - 12 -
4.4 Host interface .................................................................................................................... - 13 -
4.5 I/O part equivalent circuit ................................................................................................ - 14 -
4.5.1 RS-232C level input equivalent circuit..................................................................... - 14 -
4.5.2 RS-232C level output equivalent circuit .................................................................. - 14 -
4.5.3 C-MOS level input equivalent circuit ....................................................................... - 14 -
4.5.4 C-MOS level output equivalent circuit ..................................................................... - 14 -
4.5.5 Parallel interface input equivalent circuit example (GU140X16G-7000) .............. - 15 -
4.6 Examples of host interface connection ............................................................................. - 16 -
4.6.1 Example of RS-232C serial connection to PC........................................................... - 16 -
4.6.2 Example 1 of embedded CPU connection by RS-232C ............................................ - 16 -
4.6.3 Example 2 of embedded CPU connection by RS-232C ............................................ - 17 -
4.6.4 Example 1 of Parallel input connection.................................................................... - 17 -
4.6.5 Example 2 of Parallel for output BUSY signal connection ..................................... - 18 -
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1 Scope
GU-7000 series VFD module is a series of subsystem of display which consists of vacuum
fluorescent display with high readability and reliability, a set of power converter, a controller
and flash memory. The display module can be controlled by a host machine sending commands.
CJK font models are also available.
Several items have PWB size compatibility with a character LCD and CU-U series modules.
Please refer to Photo.1 as an example.
PHOTO.1 GU140X16G-7000
GU-7000 series has character display function with embedded firmware, so it can be used as a
character module.
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Same series items use the same commands and major features. This table shows general
information. Please refer to each specification for details.
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Please check our site for the latest product list or contact our sales office.
http:/www.noritake-itron.jp/eng/ (English)
http:/www.noritake-itron.jp/ (Japanese)
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4 Hardware
4.1 Block diagram
This module consists of input-output circuit, CPU (control circuit), power supply circuit, and a
vacuum fluorescent display tube.
Driver
Display area
FROM
Parallel
Parallel
latch
5V power
5V
CPU VFD
USB
Host controller
FROM
5V power
supply
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RAM
Serial
Parallel
latch
3.3V power
Attention: 3.3V
Power supply
supply
circuit
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RAM
Host controller
Parallel
latch
FROM
2byte character
5V power
RAM
Host controller
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Driver
Display area
FROM
Parallel
Parallel
latch
LED back light
5V power
supply
4.2 Connecter
4.3
4.3.1 GU-7xx0
GU-7000 series do not mounted interface connecters on PWB
Please solder a connecter before using.
Please note that GU-7xxx series in not suitable for re-flow soldering.
4.3.1 GU-7901
GU128X32D-7901 includes a USB Mini-B connector and can be connected to a PC
directly with the commercial USB cable.
4.3.2 GU-7xx3
GU-7xx3 series do not mounted interface connecters on PWB
Please solder a connecter before using.
Please note that GU-7xxx series in not suitable for re-flow soldering.
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The last digit of the part number indicates the interface specification.
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Internal circuit
Connecter
Internal circuit
Connecter
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Note: Interface examples are references only. Please validate the circuit design to meet
the host circuit’s specification.
PC connecter
Power supply
Please use a regular input port, when hardware handshake port is not available. And
program to check /CTS signal before sending data.
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Notes: About R1, in cases of over or under shooting on the /WR signal, adding R1 (50 to 200 ohms)
might reduce the risk of malfunctioning.
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Notes: About R1, in cases of over or under shooting on the /WR signal, adding R1 (50 to
200 ohms) might reduce the risk of malfunctioning.
Program code example is available at "5.10".
Notes: About R1. in cases of over or under shooting on the /WR signal, adding R1 (50 to
200 ohms) might be reduce the risk of malfunctioning.
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Connecting the JBR jumper set the parallel connector No.3 pin as “BUSY OUT” or
“/RESET IN”.
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5 Software
5.1 Default setting and input Protocol
A communication protocol is non-procedural with hardware handshake. The display
module can use a basic function with default settings by the internal power on reset
without any special initialize command.
A few seconds after turning the module on, try to send a character code to the display. The
display accepts popular ASCII codes. Commands for using various functions use the
extended sequence which starts in ESC code. Please perform the write control by
hardware handshake at write timing.
In order to understand commands and functions of the GU-7000 series, please try
"GUD-10K" as the development support tool. Since GUD-10K has a tutorial navigator,
user can experiment major functions. GUD-10K software is available at our home page in
Japan, or contact local sales office.
RAM
The hidden area can be used as working area to prepare images, and help display
functions such as picture scrolling.
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C_H
D_H
B_H
A_H
E_H
F_H
0_H
1_H
2_H
3_H
4_H
5_H
6_H
7_H
8_H
9_H
_0H
_1H
_2H
_3H
_4H
_5H Common Font area Extend Font area
_6H
Command
1 Katakana
2 PC850(Multilingual)
3 PC860(Portuguese)
4 PC863(Canadian-French)
5 PC865(Nordic)
16 WPC1252
17 PC866(Cyrillic #2)
18 PC852(Latin 2)
19 PC858
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n Language
0 USA
1 France
2 Germany
3 England
4 Denmark 1
5 Sweden
6 Italy
7 Spain1
8 Japan
9 Norway
10(0AH) Denmark2
11(0BH) Spain2
12(0CH) Latin America
13(0DH) Korea
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Example of Korean
1FH, 28H, 67H, 01H, 02H ‘ 8x16 dot font size select
1FH, 28H, 67H, 02H, 01H ‘ set 2byte character mode
1FH, 28H, 67H, 0FH, 01H ‘ Korean
B0H, A1H ‘ Displaying “가”
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Cursor set 1Fh 24h xL xH Cursor moves to the specified (X, Y) position on
yL yH Display Memory.
Font Width 1Fh 28h 67h Set font width for 1byte characters.
03h w w = 00h: 1 dot space on right side
w = 01h: 1 dot space on right side and left side
w = 02h: 1 dot space on right side
w = 03h: 1 dot space on right side and left side
Font Magnification 1Fh 28h 67h Set character magnification ‘x’ times to the right
40h x y and ‘y’ times downward.
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Real-time bit image 1Fh 28h 66h 11h Display the bit image data at the cursor position
display xL xH yL yH g in real-time.
d1…dk
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5.6.3 Command table3 Expand command sequence to control FROM for GU-79xxx
Caution1: Please minimize the use of this command, due to the write/erase life time of FROM.
Caution2: Never turn OFF the power supply in rewrite mode, because data and firmware stored in
F-ROM could be damaged.
Caution3: Do not use FROM rewrite command [R k n d(1) … d(32768)] and FROM erase command
[C k n], these are for factory use only.
Name Code Function
Memory re-write mode 1Ch 7Ch 4Dh Shift to “Memory re-write mode” from “Normal
D0h d1…d6 mode”.
FROM bit image 42h k n Define user bit image to the FROM. This
definition d1…d32768 command is only valid in Memory re-write
mode.
FROM SUM compare 53h k d1…d4 Compare SUM of FROM re-write data (FROM
dm bit image definition data) with d1 – d4. If SUM
is not equal to d1 – d4, an error message
appears on the display screen, and BUSY signal
at writing data is kept BUSY for 2 sec.
Memory re-write mode 45h k End Memory re-write mode and return to
END normal mode with Initialize Display command.
5.6.4 Command table4 Expand command sequence of 2 bytes character for GU-79xx
Name Code Function
Font size select 1Fh 28h 67h Sets the font size for 1-byte characters.
01h m m = 1h : 5x7dot
2h : 8x16dot
2-byte character 1Fh 28h 67h Sets 2-byte character ON/OFF.
02h m m = 0h : OFF
1h : ON
2-byte character type 1Fh 28h 67h Sets 2-byte character type.
0Fh m m = 0h : Japanese
1h : Korean
2h : Simplified Chinese
3h : Traditional Chinese
Downloaded bit image 1Fh 28h 66h Display the defined FROM bit image at cursor
display 10h m aL aH aE position.
ySL ySH xL xH
yL yH g
5.6.5 Command table5 Additional command sequences for GU-7xxxB Display by dot
(Additional commands for GU-7000B, 7900B series, not for GU-7000, 7900)
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The GU-7000B series can specify address by dot (pixel) although the GU-7000 series
specifies the vertical address by 8 dot unit.
Dot unit downloaded bit 1Fh 28h 64h GU-7000B: Display the bit image defined in
image display 20h xPL xPH Display Memory at the specified (x,y) position.
yPL yPH m aL Display position, display size, and image data
aH aE ySL ySH offset are specified in unit of 1 dot.
xOL xOH yOL GU-7900B: Display the bit image defined in
yOH xL xH FROM or Display memory at the specified (x,y)
position. Display position, display size, and
image data offset are specified in unit of 1 dot.
Dot unit real-time bit 1Fh 28h 64h Display the bit image data at the specified (x,y)
image display 21h xPL xPH position in real-time manner.
yPL yPH xL xH Display position and display size are specified in
yL yH g units of 1 dot.
d(1)…d(k)
Dot unit character display 1Fh 28h 64h Display the specified text characters at the
30h xPL xPH specified (x,y) position.
yPL yPH m Display position is specified in units of 1 dot.
bLen For display position xP=FFFFh, write position
d(1)…’d(bLen) continues from previous writes done using this
command.
Character magnification and bold settings are
not used.
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When a character is written, the character is displayed at the cursor position, and the cursor
moves forward one character. For example, a motion of a cursor when written as "ABC" is as
follows;
Before written in After written in
ABC
FGH
Overwrite mode: Return to the upper left
and “FGH” is over-written on “123”.
ABCDE
ABCDEFG H
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“New project” > double click on “Windows form application” to make a new application.
Double-click “Serial Port” in the tool box.
Double-click “Button” in the tool box.
There is a button in the upper left corner
of the window of "Form1.cs". Move its
button in the center.
The right hand figure is a screen image.
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Click the [design] tab of “Form1.cs” so that it returns to the design screen.
When Button1 is double-clicked, the processing input of button1_click will be added. After that,
type the program code in as follows;
namespace WindowsFormsApplication1
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{ Check Reference *
InitializeComponent();
}
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.serialPort1.PortName = "COM3"; //Change port name according to the system
this.serialPort1.BaudRate = 38400;
this.serialPort1.DataBits = 8;
this.serialPort1.StopBits = System.IO.Ports.StopBits.One;
this.serialPort1.Parity = System.IO.Ports.Parity.None;
this.serialPort1.DiscardNull = false;
this.serialPort1.Handshake = System.IO.Ports.Handshake.RequestToSend;
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen) { this.serialPort1.Close(); }
}
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.serialPort1.Open();
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if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write("Hello World");
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
}
}
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Press the F5 key when an input finishes. After a while, compiling will finish. Form1 window
should be opened, then click “Button1”. “Hello World” should be displayed on the VFD module."
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen) {
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 1);
this.serialPort1.Close(); }
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x24;
bb[2] = (byte)(X % 0x100);
bb[3] = (byte)(X / 0x100);
bb[4] = (byte)(Y % 0x100);
bb[5] = (byte)(Y / 0x100);
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
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{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 6);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
/* @Font Magnified */
private void fontMagnified(int X, int Y)
{
byte[] bb = new byte[6];
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x67;
bb[3] = (byte)0x40;
bb[4] = (byte)X;
bb[5] = (byte)Y;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 6);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x67;
bb[3] = (byte)0x03;
bb[4] = (byte)(w % 0x100);
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 5);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
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bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x67;
bb[3] = (byte)0x01;
bb[4] = (byte)0x02;
bb[5] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[6] = (byte)0x28;
bb[7] = (byte)0x67;
bb[8] = (byte)0x02;
bb[9] = (byte)0x01;
bb[10] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[11] = (byte)0x28;
bb[12] = (byte)0x67;
bb[13] = (byte)0x0f;
bb[14] = (byte)cjk;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 15);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
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this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bytes,0,NumberOfBytes);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x66;
bb[3] = (byte)0x11;
bb[4] = (byte)(X % 256);
bb[5] = (byte)(X / 256);
bb[6] = (byte)(Y % 256);
bb[7] = (byte)(Y / 256);
bb[8] = (byte)0x01;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 9);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(image, 0, X * Y);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
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if (openDia.ShowDialog() == System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK)
{
Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(openDia.FileName);
}
openDia.Dispose();
}
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/*
* Graphics Hrizontal scroll
*
*
*/
private void GraphicsHrizontalScroll(int skip, int number, int speed)
{
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x61;
bb[3] = (byte)0x10;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 9);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
/*
* Scroll entire display
*/
The following example is of a calling program implemented as a click event for “Button7”. Rewrite
the X and Y size to accommodate your display module.
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/*
* Show hidden area
*/
/*
* Horizontal Scroll Mode
*/
private void HorizontalScrollMD3()
{
byte[] bb = new byte[2];
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x03;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 2);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
/*
* Horizontal Scroll Speed
*/
private void HorizontalScrollSpeed(int speed)
{
byte[i] bb = new byte[3];
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x73;
bb[2] = (byte)(speed % 32);
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 3);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
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HorizontalScrollMD3();
HorizontalScrollSpeed(speed);
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write("Horizontal Scroll Mode Test..............................");
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x77;
bb[3] = (byte)0x02;
bb[4] = (byte)a;
bb[5] = (byte)1;
bb[6] = (byte)(X % 256);
bb[7] = (byte)(X / 256);
bb[8] = (byte)(Y % 256);
bb[9] = (byte)(Y / 256);
bb[10] = (byte)(W % 256);
bb[11] = (byte)(W / 256);
bb[12] = (byte)(H % 256);
bb[13] = (byte)(H / 256);
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 14);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
User Window delete
private void CancelUserWindow(int a)
{
byte[] bb = new byte[6];
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x77;
bb[3] = (byte)0x02;
bb[4] = (byte)a;
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bb[5] = (byte)0;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 6);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
User window select
private void SelectCurrentUserWindow(int a)
{
byte[] bb = new byte[5];
bb[0] = (byte)0x1f;
bb[1] = (byte)0x28;
bb[2] = (byte)0x77;
bb[3] = (byte)0x01;
bb[4] = (byte)a;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write(bb, 0, 5);
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
5.9.15 User window example
The following is a sample program that assign to a click event of “Button9”.
A 50x16 pixels user window is set to the upper left corner of the screen, and it is displayed there as
"Window". When character scrolling and a graphic display are performed without a break, its
data is written in this user window.
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private void button9_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
const int UserWindow1 = 1;
this.serialPort1.Open();
if (this.serialPort1.IsOpen)
{
this.serialPort1.Write("Window");
this.serialPort1.Close();
}
}
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Use the “SelectCurrentUserWindow(0); function” when you stop using the User window.
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Please take a
WR = 0; /* set WR Low */
wait time when a
/* wait 100nS, if necessary*/
host is too high
WR = 1; /* set WR High */
speed
}
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6 Troubleshooting Tips
6.1 BUSY signal
BUSY for parallel interface is different than SBUSY for serial interface.
Use short between C and B pin of JRB jumper when you use a BUSY signal for parallel.
Default setting is no connection made at factory.
6.2 Reset
The display controller cannot accept data or commands during the internal power up
initialization. During this initialization, BUSY output is set to “BUSY”, then do not write data
or commands during this period.
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TEST MODE
Test mode set
Power off
Power on A
OK
Displayed?
No displayed
Possibility of a
A
failure
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Short JT
6.4.4 GU128X32D-7901
DIP-SW1-4 ON
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6.4.7 GU128X128D-7203
6.4.8 GU140X16G-7040A
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6.4.13 GU144X16D-7053B
Connect Pad T to
GND
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7 Support TOOL
We can offer support tool for you, please contact from our website.
Homepage (Japanese):
http://www.noritake-itron.jp/
(English):
http://www.noritake-itron.jp/eng/
(Chinese):
http://www.noritake-itron.jp/chinese/
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8 Environment
We are committed to the understanding of environmentally hazardous substances established
by the Green Procurement Guideline.
We have also certification of ISO14000 and are keeping striving for the correspondence to an
environmental issue.
9 Safety standard
Printed circuit board materials are certified UL :94-V0 flame retardant grade.
The UL certification number is indicated on the printed circuit board.
11 Contact us
If you have any questions or requests, please consult our sales office or customer
support desk (cs@noritake-itron.jp)
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