Difference between revisions of "Peripheral 2 Register"
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− | |ShortDesc=Enables [[ | + | |ShortDesc=Enables [[CPU Speed control|CPU Speed key]], [[DivMMC]], [[Multiface]], [[Mouse]] and [[AY|AY audio]]. |
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
! Bit !! Function | ! Bit !! Function | ||
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− | | 7 || Enable | + | | 7 || Enable CPU speed mode key "F8", and F5/F6 expansion bus hotkeys 0 = disabled (1 after Soft-reset) |
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− | | 6 || DMA mode (0 = zxnDMA, 1 = Z80 DMA) (0 after | + | | 6 || core3.1.2: Divert BEEP-only to internal speaker (hard reset = 0) |
+ | <del>DMA mode (0 = zxnDMA, 1 = Z80 DMA) (0 after Hard-reset)</del> | ||
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− | | 5 || Enable | + | | 5 || Enable "F3" key (50/60 Hz switch) (1 after Soft-reset) (was "Enable Lightpen" in core 2.0) |
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− | | 4 || DivMMC | + | | 4 || Enable DivMMC NMI by DRIVE button (0 after Hard-reset) |
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− | | 3 || Enable | + | | 3 || Enable multiface NMI by M1 button (hard reset = 0) |
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− | | 2 || PS/2 mode (0 = keyboard, 1 = mouse), exchanges the keyboard/mouse pins on the PS/2 connector ( | + | | 2 || PS/2 mode (primary device: 0 = keyboard, 1 = mouse), exchanges the keyboard/mouse pins on the PS/2 connector (writeable only in config mode) |
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− | | 1-0 || Audio chip mode (%00 = YM, %01 = AY, % | + | | 1-0 || Audio chip mode (%00 = YM, %01 = AY, %10 = ZXN-8950, %11 = Hold all AY in reset) |
+ | (core 3.0) %11 hold all AY in reset | ||
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− | The bit 7 doesn't prevent SW from setting up | + | The bit 7 doesn't prevent SW from setting up different CPU speed by writing into {{NextRegNo|$07}}, it is used only to enable/disable the "F8" key toggle, similarly bit 5 enables "F3" key. |
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+ | '''NEW in core 3.0:''' | ||
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+ | bit 5 = enable F3 (50/60 Hz) | ||
+ | bit 2 ps2mode only modifiable in config mode | ||
+ | chip mode = 11 resets all AY | ||
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+ | '''NEW in core 3.1.2:''' | ||
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+ | bit 6 = BEEP-only into internal speaker (DMA does use two I/O ports now) |
Latest revision as of 11:02, 3 November 2024
Number | $06 |
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Readable | Yes |
Writable | Yes |
Short Description | Enables CPU Speed key, DivMMC, Multiface, Mouse and AY audio. |
Bit | Function |
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7 | Enable CPU speed mode key "F8", and F5/F6 expansion bus hotkeys 0 = disabled (1 after Soft-reset) |
6 | core3.1.2: Divert BEEP-only to internal speaker (hard reset = 0)
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5 | Enable "F3" key (50/60 Hz switch) (1 after Soft-reset) (was "Enable Lightpen" in core 2.0) |
4 | Enable DivMMC NMI by DRIVE button (0 after Hard-reset) |
3 | Enable multiface NMI by M1 button (hard reset = 0) |
2 | PS/2 mode (primary device: 0 = keyboard, 1 = mouse), exchanges the keyboard/mouse pins on the PS/2 connector (writeable only in config mode) |
1-0 | Audio chip mode (%00 = YM, %01 = AY, %10 = ZXN-8950, %11 = Hold all AY in reset)
(core 3.0) %11 hold all AY in reset |
The bit 7 doesn't prevent SW from setting up different CPU speed by writing into CPU Speed Register ($07), it is used only to enable/disable the "F8" key toggle, similarly bit 5 enables "F3" key.
NEW in core 3.0:
bit 5 = enable F3 (50/60 Hz) bit 2 ps2mode only modifiable in config mode chip mode = 11 resets all AY
NEW in core 3.1.2:
bit 6 = BEEP-only into internal speaker (DMA does use two I/O ports now)