SE0 and SE3 are keypad sense inputs. They are low-true. Each has an internal pull-up resistor in the range of approximately 20K ohms.
SE1/RDISA and SE2/RDISB are keypad sense inputs and repeat disable pins. They are low-true. Each has an internal pull-up resistor in the range of approximately 20K ohms. If a diode is place between them, with the anode to SE1/RDISA and the cathode to SE2/RDISC, the repeat bit in the IR output packet will be disabled. This makes learning easier for some learning remote controls.
SC1, SC2, SC4 and SC5 are keyscan outputs. They are driven low while waiting for a keypress. When a keypress is detected, these outputs are cycled to detect which key has been pressed.
SC0 and SC3 are keyscan outputs and LED drivers. They are diven low while waiting for a keypress. They are cycled during keypress detection. During the IR output phase, these output drive an LED to indicate IR transmission.
SC6/BKL is a keyscan output and backlight driver. It is low while waiting for a keypress. It is cycled with the other keyscan signals to detect which key has been pressed. When not scanning keys, this output controls the optional backlight.
SC7/IR is a key a keyscan output and IR emitter driver. It is low while waiting for a keypress. It is cycled with other keyscan signals to detect which key has been pressed. After a keypress has been detected, this signal drives the IR emitter.
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