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Rustam Timerbaev
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22 May 2006
Hello Savage
but here [http://irls.narod.ru/sncl/ay001.htm] something quite interesting...
Please look, is this the same diagram?
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Rustam Timerbaev
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22 May 2006
Hello icebear
here [http://shop.elcomp.com.ru/customer/product.php?productid=42911]
they offer to buy this microcircuit... I don’t have that much money
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Chunin Roman
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22 May 2006
Hello Savage
Sav> I looked here: there is a shortage of such microcircuits almost everywhere. But really
Sav> are there any microcircuits that completely replace them?
Sav> And one more thing: do you think it is possible to find a circuit diagram of this microcircuit?
Sav> Well, there are all sorts of descriptions of resistors, transistors, tracks, etc.
But here it doesn’t occur to anyone to look ;):
http://www.nedopc.com/catalog.php
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Andreas Kaiser
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22 May 2006
Hello Savage
Sav> I looked here: there is a shortage of such microcircuits almost everywhere. But really
Sav> are there any microcircuits that completely replace them?
Sav> And one more thing: do you think it is possible to find a circuit diagram of this microcircuit?
Sav> Well, there are all sorts of descriptions of resistors, transistors, tracks, etc.
Search the forum for "AY and VHDL".
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Rustam Timerbaev
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23 May 2006
Hello, CHRV
I'll figure out the prices now :)
Listen, you don’t have an infinite number of microcircuits... Where do you get them from?
It seems like no one produces them now. Or am I deeply mistaken?
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23 May 2006
Hello Savage
Sav> I’ll estimate the prices now :)
Sav> Listen, you don’t have an infinite number of microcircuits... A
Sav> where do you get it from? It seems like no one produces them now. Or I
Sav> am I deeply mistaken?
I take them from the warehouses of Chinese friends.
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Orionsoft
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23 May 2006
Hello Savage
KETAI rules!
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Alexander Filippov
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23 May 2006
Hello Orionsoft
And they invested in precious metals, indiscriminately.
From
Rustam Timerbaev
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23 May 2006
Hello, CHRV
Damn, they even started buying microcircuits from the Chinese...
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Alexandr Tsidaev
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24 May 2006
Hello Savage
Sav> Do you think you can make a player using these chips
Sav> reproducing music in .PT3 .VTX and other formats with them? These files
Sav> will be pre-recorded on flash drives
Yes, theoretically, at least that’s possible :)
and practically no one has done it yet
in principle, you need to fix the spec without a video controller with an ayuk in the PLM, yes
attach MMC reading
or maybe not even in PLM, but just loosely, although the player will turn out to be the size of
CD-walkman :)
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Rustam Timerbaev
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24 May 2006
Hello Trantor
Do you think that using these chips you can make a player that plays
music in .PT3 .VTX and other formats with them? These files will first be
recorded on flash drives
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24 May 2006
Hello, CHRV
CHR> A common misconception. Alas, microcontrollers for 3 bucks for
CHR> emulation is not enough, those who want to prove it - go ahead :).
Do you think 25MIPS will not be enough to emulate AY??? :v2_biggr:
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Chunin Roman
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24 May 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> By the way, in 2004 I was at SpeXtream, and Looker was shown
Rob> an ordinary telephone with caller ID, but instead of calls it played
Rob> Spekov music.
Made on a Venus5 microcontroller with AU on board.
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Chunin Roman
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24 May 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> But you can take a modern microcontroller for $3-4 and do emulation
Rob> AY'ka on it. Moreover, many microcontrollers have in the middle
Rob> DACs, that is, essentially you just need one microcontroller, and one from
Rob> batteries will work. For example, you can select a microcontroller
Rob> Silicon Laboratories F02x, which is 25 megahertz and has 16
Rob> pins. You can choose something from the F12x series, it has 128k
Rob> flash drives for 100,000 rewrites of one block of 1024 bytes plus 8192 bytes
Rob> statics. Packed melody in a flash drive, unpack it into RAM and
Rob> let's play. True, F12x is more expensive, about $10, but with a flash drive. A
Rob> can be connected to a computer via Com-Port.
A common misconception. Alas, there are no microcontrollers for 3 bucks for emulation
That's enough, those who want to prove it - go ahead :).
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Dmitry Demyanenko
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24 May 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> Moreover, many microcontrollers have DACs in the middle,
Unfortunately, on the contrary, many microcontrollers contain an ADC and very little
mostly "expensive" DACs (DAC), but what many really have is PWM which
can be used as a DAC (DAC), although the setting is necessary for accuracy
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Andrey Alexandrovich Titov
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24 May 2006
Hello icebear
ice> Does he give these 25 mips? I also used to think that PIC was white and
ice> fluffy :)
As far as I remember, silabs have 1 command 8051 per clock cycle. Here you are 25
mips at 25 MHz. Although I don’t really like them (Silabs controllers). Dear and
impractical.
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24 May 2006
Hello Savage
Sav> Do you think you can make a player using these chips
Sav> reproducing music in .PT3 .VTX and other formats with them? These files
Sav> will be pre-recorded on flash drives
But you can take a modern microcontroller for $3-4 and emulate AY on
him. Moreover, many microcontrollers have DACs in the middle, that is, essentially
You just need one microcontroller, and it will also work from a battery.
For example, you can choose the Silicon Laboratories F02x microcontroller, which has 25
megahertz and has 16 pins. You can choose something from the F12x series from him
there are 128k flash drives for 100,000 rewrites of one block of 1024 bytes plus 8192 bytes
statics. Pack the melody into a flash drive, unpack it into RAM and play. True
F12x is more expensive, about $10 but with a flash drive. And you can connect it to a computer
via Com-Port.
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Robus
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24 May 2006
Hello Robus
By the way, in 2004 I was at SpeXtream, and Looker showed an ordinary
a telephone set with caller ID, but instead of calls, Speck music was playing.
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DVS
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24 May 2006
Hello Eltaron
The circuit diagram for such a device has already leaked somewhere (PIC + ROM).
I was already thinking about doing it with MMC/SD, but then I pushed this idea, I didn’t want to
to use a trivial approach, I would like to emulate the work of AY. In my opinion
Conan or Spensor calculated this possibility on Atmel Tiny with fast PWM, but
it didn't move any further.
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Andreas Kaiser
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24 May 2006
Hello Titus
Tit> Do you think 25MIPS will not be enough to emulate AY??? :v2_biggr;
A; does it give these 25 mips? I also used to think that PICs were white and fluffy :)
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Andrey Alexandrovich Titov
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24 May 2006
Hello, CHRV
CHR> Well, do it, we'll see :).
CHR> It's not about mips, but about the ability to apply them ;)
I don’t really need to emulate AY :v2_tong;
p.s.:; Although I’m a Spectrum fan, I’m not a maniac fan: v2_wink2:
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Rustam Timerbaev
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24 May 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> By the way, in 2004 I was at SpeXtream, and Looker was shown
Rob> an ordinary telephone with caller ID, but instead of calls it played
Rob> Spekov music.
Well, this can be programmed... oh, wait a minute, you say that there is a microcircuit there
AY stood?
CHR> Made on a Venus5 microcontroller with AU on board.
Oh, I found it! Can you get the diagram?
Tit> I don't need to emulate AY :v2_tong;
Tit>;
Tit> p.s.: Although I’m a Spectrum fan, I’m not a maniac fan :v2_wink2;
This is; Well, do you think I'm a maniac fan? I'll turn on a chainsaw now
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Chunin Roman
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24 May 2006
Hello Titus
Tit> Do you think 25MIPS will not be enough to emulate AY??? :v2_biggr;
Well; do it, we'll see :).
It's not a matter of mips, but the ability to apply them ;)
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Rustam Timerbaev
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27 May 2006
Hello, CHRV
Wow! Thanks a lot
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Robus
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2 June 2006
Hello, CHRV
Well, it’s happened... Heh...
I read this:
CHR> A common misconception. Alas, microcontrollers for 3 bucks for
CHR> emulation is not enough, those who want to prove it - go ahead
and also this:
CHR> Well, do it, we'll see.
CHR> It's not a matter of mips, but the ability to apply them
It’s strange, what is there that can’t be done? If, of course, you write in C, then
It’s really impossible, but it couldn’t be easier on ASMA.
So, I came to work yesterday, took the price lists and found the C51F330 manufactured by SILabs
(Cygnal), which has 32 legs, in short, at work we solder this with simple
soldering irons. Microcontroller for 25 mips, costs 16 hryvnia, or according to the general
that's $3.1. I found a flash drive with sequential access for 512k for 9 hryvnia.
to everyone it's $1.7. In short, with buffers for RS232, all this will cost the maximum
10-20 dollars.
Then I took the debugging module, which is lying in my desk where the C51F120 is located
he is 100 mips, and wrote the program in about 6-7 hours, taking into account the fact that
I constantly launched the emulator to check how the AYT registers worked.
Of course the microcontroller is configured at 25 megahertz using a PLL.
Of course, in such a short time I could not write an ideal emulator and I never
I added the hisses, so they are blocked in the program. But basically everythingrepeated. I personally checked it on 20-30 demos and games, everything sounds as it should.
The only thing is the envelope, in which I either made a mistake somewhere or something wrong
I launch it, but this glitch was noticeable only on one single demo - Mental
Masturbation. However, everything works, the player is written perfectly. How will it be
free time, I’ll sit down and do it, at the same time I’ll figure out the circuit, solder to your heart’s content
whatever.
Instructions for use:
Below will be attached an archive in which you need to do:
1. Run
. The following program will be compiled in my assembler
in file
2. As a result, you will get two files and , any of them can be
flash directly into C51F120. Sorry, I forgot the firmware program
work, but if necessary I’ll bring it.
3. Then we connect the DAC0 and DAC1 pins to the amplifier inputs. At my work
it's done directly into the computer.
4. Connect RXD and TXD of the microcontroller via 12-volt buffers to ComTu
number 2!!! Sorry, he was the one who was free.
5. Launch my emulator Wild Speccy file name - . And he's on
speed 115200 sends 14*3 bytes of AYTka status, each frame of the monitor,
which, of course, is 50 hertz, and this is the only way it should be on ALL EMULATORS.
6. Listen to music.
I never understood why electronics engineers constantly consider programmers to be
fools? No, why sit and create together?File: Ay.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3275
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2 June 2006
Hello, CHRV
Вот текст программы для C51F120;
┌─-; CODE ───
; AY-8912 Emulator On C51F330 - 16grn=$3.1 25-MIPs 4-Timers
; On C51F332 - 12grn=$2.4 25-MIPs 4-Timers
Include '51F120.inc'
Include 'intel.inc'
RCAP EQU (12*14-6)/12
.Delay
PUSH DPL
PUSH DPH
MOV DPTR,#-@.0
CALL Dela
POP DPH
POP DPL
..
DEFDB R_AY15
DEFDB R_AY14
DEFDB R_AY13
DEFDB R_AY12
DEFDB R_AY11
DEFDB R_AY10
DEFDB R_AY09
DEFDB R_AY08
DEFDB R_AY07
DEFDB R_AY06
DEFDB R_AY05
DEFDB R_AY04
DEFDB R_AY03
DEFDB R_AY02
DEFDB R_AY01
DEFDB R_AY00
DEFDS Ch_AC,3
DEFDS Ch_BC,3
DEFDS Ch_CC,3
DEFDS Ch_EC,3
DEFDS Ch_NC,3
ORG 0
JMP Start
ORG 03Bh
RETI
ORG 00BH
JMP Timer0INT
ORG 100H
Start;
MOV; SP,#SPMAX ;DSEG$+1
MOV WDTCN, #0DEh
MOV WDTCN, #0ADh
;ENABLE INTERNAL PLL (MNOGO MEGAGERTZZZSS)
MOV SFRPAGE,#0FH
ORL PLL0CN,#00000001B
MOV PLL0DIV,#1
MOV PLL0MUL,#1
CLR A
DJNZ ACC,$
ORL PLL0CN,#00000010B
MMM2; MOV; A,PLL0CN JNB ACC.4,MMM2
MOV OSCICN,#10000011B
MOV CLKSEL,#00000010B
;
; Enable the Port I/O Crossbar
; MOV P1MDIN,#11111111B
MOV XBR0,#00010111B
MOV XBR1,#00000000B
MOV XBR2,#01000100B
MOV P0MDOUT,#0FFH
MOV P1MDOUT,#0FFH
MOV P2MDOUT,#000H
MOV P3MDOUT,#000H
MOV P4MDOUT,#000H
MOV P5MDOUT,#000H
MOV P6MDOUT,#000H
MOV P7MDOUT,#11111111B
MOV SFRPAGE,#00H
MOV SFRPAGE,#00H
MOV REF0CN,#00001011B
MOV DAC0CN,#10000100B
MOV SFRPAGE,#01H
MOV DAC1CN,#10000100B
MOV SFRPAGE,#00H
MOV DPTR,#4095
MOV DAC0L,DPL
MOV DAC0H,DPH
MOV SFRPAGE,#00H
;Serial port
MOV SFRPAGE,#0
MOV RCAP2L,#LOW(-RCAP)
MOV RCAP2H,#HIGH(-RCAP)
MOV TMR2CN,#00000100B
MOV TMR2CF,#00001010B
MOV TMR2L,#0FFH
MOV TMR2L,#0FFH
MOV SCON0,#01010000B
MOV SSTA0,#00000101B
MOV TMOD,#00010010B
MOV TL0,#LOW(-T0REL)
MOV TH0,#LOW(-T0REL)
SETB TR0
ORL IE,#00000010B
SETB EA
CLR A
MOV Ch_AC+0,A
MOV Ch_AC+1,A
MOV Ch_AC+2,A
MOV Ch_BC+0,A
MOV Ch_BC+1,A
MOV Ch_BC+2,A
MOV Ch_CC+0,A
MOV Ch_CC+1,A
MOV Ch_CC+2,A
MOV Ch_EC+0,A
MOV Ch_EC+1,A
MOV Ch_EC+2,A
MOV R_AY00,A
MOV R_AY01,A
MOV R_AY02,A
MOV R_AY03,A
MOV R_AY04,A
MOV R_AY05,A
MOV R_AY06,A
MOV R_AY07,#00111111B
MOV R_AY08,#15
MOV R_AY09,#15
MOV R_AY10,#15
MOV R_AY11,A
MOV R_AY12,A
MOV R_AY13,A
MOV R_AY14,A
MOV R_AY15,A
MOV R7,#1
M1
;MOV R_AY00,#100
;MOV R_AY04,#200
; CPL P1.6
; MOV A,#10101010B
; CALL Write_Sbuf0
; DELAY 1
;
; MOV A,#30
; CALL Write_Sbuf0
; DELAY 1
JNB RI0,MM1
.0
MOV A,R7
ANL A,#10000000B
JNZ M3
CPL P1.6
M3 MOV R7,#255
..
CALL Read_Sbuf0
MOV B,A
ANL B,#00001111B
SWAP A
ANL A,#00001111B
JNZ MCM1
MOV R0,B
JMP MM1
MCM1; DEC; A
JNZ MCM2
MOV R1,B
MCM2; DEC; A
JNZ MCM3
MOV A,R0
ANL A,#00001111B
ADD A,#R_AY00
MOV R0,A
MOV A,B
SWAP A
ORL A,R1
MOV @R0,A
MOV R1,B
MCM3;
;; CALL Write_Sbuf0
MM1;
JMP; M1
Read_Sbuf0;
MOV; SFRPAGE,#0
JNB RI0,$
MOV A,SBUF0
CLR RI0
RET
Write_Sbuf0 ;
MOV; SFRPAGE,#0
MOV SBUF0,A
JNB TI0,$
CLR TI0
RET
DelNOP; ;CALL; = 2 & RET = 1 ... 25-3=2
DS 245-3-2
RET
Dela; ;DPTR=Delay;
PUSH ACC
DELA1; MOV; A,#95
DELA2; CALL; DelNOP
DJNZ ACC,DELA2
INC. DPTR
MOV A,DPL
ORL A,DPH
JNZ DELA1
POP ACC
RET
;5025536 PHONE V RABBOTE
.PnDec , p
CLR C
MOV A,@.0+0
SUBB A,#2
MOV @.0+0,A
JNC @P_DE1
MOV A,@.1+0
ANL A,#00011111B
INC A
RL A
RL A
MOV @.0+0,A
INC @.0+2
; MOV B,A
;@P_DE2 INC @.0+2
; ADD A,@.0+0
; MOV @.0+0,A
; MOV A,B
; JNC @P_DE2
@P_DE1 MOV A,@.0+2
MOVC A,@A+DPTR
..
.PzDec , p
CLR C
MOV A,@.0+0
SUBB A,#LOW(DECCER)
MOV @.0+0,A
MOV A,@.0+1
SUBB A,#HIGH(DECCER)
MOV @.0+1,A
JNC @P_DE1
; ANL @.1+1,#00001111B
MOV A,@.1+0
ORAL A,@.1+1
JNZ @P_DE2
MOV @.0+0,A
MOV @.0+1,A
; MOV @.0+2,#1
JMP @P_DE1
@P_DE2 INC @.0+2
MOV A,@.0+0
ADD A,@.1+0
MOV @.0+0,A
MOV A,@.0+1ADDC A,@.1+1
MOV @.0+1,A
JNC @P_DE2
@P_DE1 MOV A,@.0+2
JNB ACC.4,@P_DE3
INC DPH
@P_DE3 ANL A,#00001111B
MOVC A,@A+DPTR
..
.PxDec , , , y
CLR C
MOV A,@.0+0
SUBB A,#LOW(DECCER)
MOV @.0+0,A
MOV A,@.0+1
SUBB A,#HIGH(DECCER)
MOV @.0+1,A
JNC @P_DE1
ANL @.1+1,#00001111B
MOV A,@.1+0
ORL A,@.1+1
JNZ @P_DE2
MOV @.0+0,A
MOV @.0+1,A
ORL @.0+2,#1
JMP @P_DE1
@P_DE2 INC @.0+2
CLR C
MOV A,@.0+0
ADDC A,@.1+0
MOV @.0+0,A
MOV A,@.0+1
ADDC A,@.1+1
MOV @.0+1,A
JNC @P_DE2
@P_DE1 MOV A,@.0+2
RRC A
MOV A,@.2
JNB ACC.4,@P_DE3
MOV A,R0
@P_DE3 ANL A,#00001111B
RLC A
; JB @.3+3,@P_DE4
; MOV C,B.0
; ORL C,ACC.0
; MOV ACC.0,C
@P_DE4;
MOV; C,@.3
RLC A
MOVC A,@A+DPTR
RL A
..
DECCER EQ 4
T0REL EQ DECCER*11
Timer0INT;
;; CLR TR0
CLR TF0
SETB P1.6
PUSH SFRPAGE
PUSH ACC
PUSH PSW
PUSH DPTR
PUSH R0
PUSH R1
PUSH R2
PUSH B
.0
MOV A,R7
JZ M2
DEC R7
MOV A,R7
JNZ M2
CLR P1.6
M2
..
└── CODE ───
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Hello, CHRV
Price range of snowmobiles C51F120;
Если; что, он лежит в архве
┌─- CODE ───
MOV DPTR,#NoiTab
PnDec Ch_NC,R_AY0
SWAP A
MOV B,A
ANL B,#00001111B
MOV DPTR,#EnvTab
INC. DPH
MOV A,R_AY1
SWAP A
ANL A,#11110000B
ADD A,DPL
MOV DPL,A
CLR A
ADDC A,DPH
MOV DPH,A
PzDec Ch_EC,R_AY1
MOV R0,A
MOV DPTR,#VolTab
PxDec Ch_AC,R_AY00,R_AY08,R_AY07.0
MOV R1,A
PxDec Ch_BC,R_AY02,R_AY09,R_AY07.1
MOV R2,A
ADD A,R1
MOV R1,A
MOV SFRPAGE,#01H
MOV DAC1L,#0
MOV DAC1H,A
MOV SFRPAGE,#00H
PxDec Ch_CC,R_AY04,R_AY10,R_AY07.2
ADD A,R2
MOV DAC0L,#0
MOV DAC0H,A
POP B
POP R2
POP R1
POP R0
POP DPTR
POP PSW
POP ACC
POP SFRPAGE
CLR P1.6
RETI
EnvTab DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;00
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;01
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;02
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;03
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;04
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;05 DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;06
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;07
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;08
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;09
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;10
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;11
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;12
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;13
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;14
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;15
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;00
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;01
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;02
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;03
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;04
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;05
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;06
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;07
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;08
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;09
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;10
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;11
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;12
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;13
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;14
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;15
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;00
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;01
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;02
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;03
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;04
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;05
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;06
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;07
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;08
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;09
DB 15,14,13,12,11,10,09,08,07,06,05,04,03,02,01,00 ;10
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;11
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;12
DB 15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15 ;13
DB 00,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13,14,15 ;14
DB 00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 ;15
└── CODE ───
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Hello, CHRV
Это продолжение текста программы для C51F120;
┌─-; CODE ───
VolTab ;0EVVVVPS
DB 16 ;00000000 V=00
DB 00 ;00000001
DB 16 ;00000010
DB 00 ;00000011
DB 15 ;00000100 V=01
DB 02 ;00000101
DB 17 ;00000110
DB 02 ;00000111
DB 14 ;00001000 V=02
DB 04 ;00001001
DB 18 ;00001010
DB 04 ;00001011
DB 13 ;00001000 V=03
DB 06 ;00001001
DB 19 ;00001010
DB 06 ;00001011
DB 12 ;00001000 V=04
DB 08 ;00001001
DB 20 ;00001010
DB 08 ;00001011
DB 11 ;00001000 V=05
DB 10 ;00001001
DB 21 ;00001010
DB 10 ;00001011
DB 10 ;00001000 V=06
DB 12 ;00001001
DB 22 ;00001010
DB 12 ;00001011
DB 09 ;00001000 V=07
DB 14 ;00001001
DB 23 ;00001010
DB 14 ;00001011
DB 08 ;00001000 V=08
DB 16 ;00001001
DB 24 ;00001010
DB 16 ;00001011 DB 07 ;00001000 V=09
DB 18 ;00001001
DB 25 ;00001010
DB 18 ;00001011
DB 06 ;00001000 V=10
DB 20 ;00001001
DB 26 ;00001010
DB 20 ;00001011
DB 05 ;00001000 V=11
DB 22 ;00001001
DB 27 ;00001010
DB 22 ;00001011
DB 04 ;00001000 V=12
DB 24 ;00001001
DB 28 ;00001010
DB 24 ;00001011
DB 03 ;00001000 V=13
DB 26 ;00001001
DB 29 ;00001010
DB 26 ;00001011
DB 02 ;00001000 V=14
DB 28 ;00001001
DB 30 ;00001010
DB 28 ;00001011
DB 01 ;00001000 V=15
DB 30 ;00001001
DB 31 ;00001010
DB 30 ;00001011
DB 16 ;00000000 V=00
DB 16 ;00000001
DB 16 ;00000010
DB 16 ;00000011
DB 15 ;00000100 V=01
DB 15 ;00000101
DB 17 ;00000110
DB 15 ;00000111
DB 14 ;00001000 V=02
DB 14 ;00001001
DB 18 ;00001010
DB 14 ;00001011
DB 13 ;00001000 V=03
DB 13 ;00001001
DB 19 ;00001010
DB 13 ;00001011
DB 12 ;00001000 V=04
DB 12 ;00001001
DB 20 ;00001010
DB 12 ;00001011
DB 11 ;00001000 V=05
DB 11 ;00001001
DB 21 ;00001010
DB 11 ;00001011
DB 10 ;00001000 V=06
DB 10 ;00001001
DB 22 ;00001010
DB 10 ;00001011
DB 09 ;00001000 V=07
DB 09 ;00001001
DB 23 ;00001010
DB 09 ;00001011
DB 08 ;00001000 V=08
DB 08 ;00001001
DB 24 ;00001010
DB 08 ;00001011
DB 07 ;00001000 V=09
DB 07 ;00001001
DB 25 ;00001010
DB 07 ;00001011
DB 06 ;00001000 V=10
DB 06 ;00001001
DB 26 ;00001010
DB 06 ;00001011
DB 05 ;00001000 V=11
DB 05 ;00001001
DB 27 ;00001010
DB 05 ;00001011
DB 04 ;00001000 V=12
DB 04 ;00001001
DB 28 ;00001010
DB 04 ;00001011
DB 03 ;00001000 V=13
DB 03 ;00001001
DB 29 ;00001010
DB 03 ;00001011
DB 02 ;00001000 V=14
DB 02 ;00001001
DB 30 ;00001010
DB 02 ;00001011
DB 01 ;00001000 V=15
DB 01 ;00001001
DB 31 ;00001010
DB 01 ;00001011
.0
DB 00 ;00000000 V=00
DB 00 ;00000001
DB 00 ;00000010
DB 00 ;00000011
DB 00 ;00000100 V=01
DB 00 ;00000101
DB 01 ;00000110
DB 00 ;00000111
DB 00 ;00001000 V=02
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 02 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=03
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 03 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=04
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 04 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=05
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 05 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=06
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 06 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=07
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 07 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=08
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 08 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=09
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 09 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=10
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 10 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=11
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 11 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=12
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 12 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=13
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 13 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=14
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 14 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
DB 00 ;00001000 V=15
DB 00 ;00001001
DB 15 ;00001010
DB 00 ;00001011
..
NoiTab INCBIN "Noise.bin"
SPMAX EQU DSEG$-1
SaveHEX 'ay8912.hex
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Hello hero
2 Robus
Respect. I would like to make such a feature in my FlashTaper, but you can only rely on
PWM 8bit @ 16kHz.
I experimented with PWM in my spare time (I connected the PWM outputs via a low-pass filter to an ultrasonic frequency filter):
1) this quality (8 bit @ 16kHz at ZQ 8MHz) is enough for voice messages,
but to play AY files... not so much. maybe in fast PWM mode it is possible
something else to squeeze out, it’s not clear yet
2) AVR in my project has 14MIPS. Is it enough to get your AVR module working?
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2 June 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> This is a continuation of the program text for the C51F120;
Rob>;
Rob> Use it. I’ll write the player later, I’ll have to work hard here!!!
Well, at least one smart person was found, otherwise it’s crazy... everyone is so good, but
how to move bags so no one :)
Of course, there will probably be difficulties with envelopes and most importantly with noise (noise is generated
based on the Zhegalkin polynomial, i.e. generating a random sequence -
can be viewed in one of the versions of the code for FPGA).
I'm glad that it served as motivation, for me there is a thread on tap when
meeting :v2_cheer; .;
:v2_clapp:
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2 June 2006
Hello Robus
Gee. funny. Definitely cool.
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3 June 2006
Hello, CHRV
CHR> Well, at least one smart person was found, otherwise it’s fucked up.. it’s all like that
CHR> are a lot, but no one can move bags like that
To be honest, I also like to talk, but it depends on what I want to do
In general, everything is going to be ruined, but there is absolutely no time. If only they could come up with some kind of device,
to press the button and get some sleep =)
But in general, I would be happy to “move sacks”, if only I had the freedom and
microcontroller, or processor, which in today’s modern age is almost
same thing...
CHR> Of course, there will probably be difficulties with envelopes and most importantly with noise (noise
CHR> is generated based on the Zhegalkin polynomial, i.e. generating random
CHR> sequence - you can see it in one of the code versions for
CHR> FPGA).
The envelopes still need to be adjusted a lot... I don’t understand what’s wrong at all. I have in
peak (volume 15) and minimum (volume 0) is repeated twice, maybe in this
crap??? Yes, and I can’t find a description at what point writing to commands occurs
envelope reset? And I can’t understand whether the envelope should coincide with the saw
on the tone of each channel? By the way, what is the sampling frequency on AY? Otherwise I
selected by ear... I mean if the tone value on the first channel,
for example, 3, then at what frequency should the timer decrement occur?In general, almost everything that was written was done only by trying the stick and
comparisons by ear with the emulator.
CHR> I'm glad it served as motivation, I'm supposed to have a draft thread
CHR> upon meeting
It’s better let’s look at the circuit for the player, it’s still a good idea. I'm into electronics
far from a monster. And I hope we’ll definitely drink beer...
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3 June 2006
Hello, CHRV
Yes...
CHR> noise is generated based on the Zhegalkin polynomial, i.e. generating random
CHR> sequence
Can you be more precise? I understood that it was random, but register AY_R6 [0..31] how exactly
influences??? As I came up with for myself, if the value, parimer, is 5, it means lose
The same random sound 6 times in one beat??? Yes??? And can you be more precise?
about the Zhegalkin method itself? Although I think it will be possible to do it randomly
myself... In general, there are a lot of ambiguities...
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Hello, DVS
DVS> 2 Robus
DVS>
DVS> Respect. I would like to make such a feature in my FlashTaper, but you can calculate
DVS> only on PWM 8bit @ 16kHz.
DVS>
Sorry, I've always been a programmer to the core, and some terms
I didn’t always understand clearly... PWM is a Pulse Wave Modulator??? Or what?
programmable???
DVS> I experimented with PWM in my spare time (I connected PWM outputs via a low-pass filter
DVS> to ultrasonic sounder):
DVS>
DVS> 1) of this quality (8 bit @ 16kHz at ZQ 8MHz) for voice
DVS> there are enough messages, but playing AY files... not so much. maybe
DVS> in fast PWM mode you can squeeze out something else, it’s not clear yet
Actually, you can squeeze out interpolation, but I’m just sure that the first music with
with teeth-crushing sounds it will turn into a bunch of whistling.
DVS> 2) the AVR in my project has 14MIPS. Enough for your module in AVR
DVS> working?
AVR commands have 5-6 clock cycles, not all of them, of course, but this is a fact. Therefore, so
using the method I did at SILabs, you can’t even dream... There will be wild ones
distortions. But 14 mips is definitely enough to generate sound at 44,000 hertz. Iback in 1998, for fun, a mod player was made on Atmel at 24 megahertz,
I was just tidying up with this microcontroller, so I decided to give it a try. But on
At this speed, AVR needs a lot of memory, because you need to create a bunch of signs,
so another important parameter is the amount of FLASH???
But in general, we live in such underdeveloped countries that it becomes scary.
We have to choose bad processors due to the fact that it is simply impossible to more
the best to solder. The Japanese have a whole bunch of processors for 100-200 mips per
pennies, but everything is on balls.
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3 June 2006
Hello, DVS
2 Robus
Write down the resolution of the DAC in your uC and the sampling frequency.
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3 June 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> AVR commands have 5-6 clock cycles, not all of them, of course, but this is a fact
Rob>
Sorry, of course, but apparently you had nothing to do with AVR, just like me C51F120;
Here; pdf excerpt;
High-performance; Low-power AVRO 8-bit Microcontroller
X Advanced RISC Architecture
Ts 131 Powerful Instructions Ts Most Single-clock Cycle Execution
C 32 x 8 General Purpose Working Registers
Fully Static Operation
Up to 16 MIPS Throughput at 16 MHz
5-6 cycles is for the previous generation C51, so to speak, for example AT89C51ED2
(RD2), on which I first wanted to make my FlashTaper
And the regular C51 has all 12 cycles.
You deciphered PWM correctly i.e. is it a pulse width modulator or
modulation
PS; Not; I understand why there is such an attitude towards AVR? The line includes both 128Kb Flash and
256Kb, RAM 4Kb and 8 and you can also hang an external one up to 64Kb. I don't think it's
just my opinion, but the C51 core that uses silabs (even 1
cyclic) was created much earlier than AVR RISC.
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3 June 2006
Hello, DVS
DVS> Sorry, of course, but apparently you had nothing to do with AVR, just like me
DVS> C51F120;
Case; I had it, but it was in 2002, I made a keyboard on it. According to Serial,
that is, on three wires, there was a connection to the keyboard, and the AVR turned
This is in the codes of the keys pressed on port 254 for the Z80. But, I admit, almost nothing
I remember... I remember that I liked ASM much more than Intel51...
DVS> Write the resolution of the DAC in your uC and the sampling frequency.
The sampling frequency is the same as the DAC frequency of 100,000 hertz, but the DAC is output from
speed of approximately 1.5 megahertz. The result is automatic integration.
Although I would spit on DACs and take two simple DACs for $1 for 8-bit, it’s not right there
you need wild precision, but in SILabs' precision... And in general, Cignal's with
ADCs and DACs are not all right. We made a device in which it was necessary to digitize
analog CCD with a speed of 1 megahertz, in the end it turned out that the frequency was 1
megahertz in the description is with wild interference...
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3 June 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> Yes...
Rob>
Rob> Can you be more precise? I understood that it was random, but the register AY_R6 [0..31] is like
Rob> specifically affects ??? As I came up with for myself, then if the value,
Rob> parimer, 5, is to play the same random sound 6 times for
Rob> one bar ??? Yes??? And can you be more precise about the method itself
Rob> Zhegalkina ? Although I think it will be possible to make a random one yourself...
Rob> In general, there are a lot of ambiguities...
Look in this firmware
http://home.freeuk.com/fpgaarcade/resources/ym2149.zip (thanks IceBear).
The generator is built on the basis of a cyclic polynomial (a special case of the polynomial
Zhegalkin). Roughly speaking, there is a shift register Q[n] and a random
the sequence is constructed as follows:
DI[shift register input]=Q[i] xor Q[l] xor ... xor Q[m] xor ZEROKILL;
ZEROKILL=1 if Q[0..n-1]==0 (this is such an insurance so that the register is not reset to
0);
The main thing is to select the register bits involved in the summation in this way
so that the random sequence is the longest (the so-called
perfect polynomial). In principle, in the above firmware the
ranks. In general, random generators for all sorts of things are built on such polynomials.
hardware devices.
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7 June 2006
Hello Robus
Today I was digging through price lists and found out that there is such a processor C51F411, very
good, has 32 legs, 29 of them are free ports and most importantly, 50
mips, costs a little more than $7.8. I'm focusing on it, it also has USB
yes. So today I’ll make a version for 50 mips and without loss of quality. And DAC
it has 200 kilohertz and two Serial-Ports. For that kind of money it's quite a lot
not bad... If everything works out, the program will be halved due to 50
mips.
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11 June 2006
Hello, DVS
DVS> I really like the combination of AVR + JTAG or MSP430 + JTAG, in short
DVS> I'm tired of writing programs by touch (even if there is a simulator, whatever it is
DVS> wasn’t, that’s not it).
But Cygnal also has JTAG... There are many processors. For example Hyndai
releases some of its own percent for 500 mips, but in Kyiv they agree
Get it only on order and it’s triple the price. And there are simply wonderful processors,
think about this figure, 8000 mips, and even each ARM7 command is 32-bit, but
Texas Instrument sells at least 50,000 of them, and in Kyiv also for
they want a processor for at least $100. I chose the processor only because of its price - just
3.5 dollars, well then I found a better one in terms of soldering for $7. Last
for 40 pins, 50 mips and soldering is easy. E Analog Device, there are theirs
BlackFins... And yes, the prices are affordable, but how will I solder the balls??? A
board layout??? Who will make a three-layer board??? That's why it has to
spoil with the available... All components are definitely available both in Russia and in
Ukraine. Worth a penny...
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11 June 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> Damn... Need help... CHRV, thanks, of course, but I'm not good at VHDL
Rob> I understand very much... Although I understand that there is nothing special there
Rob> is tricky, but I still want to find a clear description of AY... Not
Rob> superficial, namely clear, that after writing to such and such a register,
Rob> for example, the envelope counter is reset, etc.
I can help you with reading xHDL languages, if you have specific questions, I’ll help you
I'll try to help. At least how it is implemented in xHDL versions.
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11 June 2006
Hello jdigreze
jdi> Don't pay attention to IFs. Look how the logic is implemented. IMHO,
jdi> It doesn't take much intelligence to convert from C to logic.
jdi> And about “25 mips” and “6 times faster than the Z80” it’s you
jdi> got excited... In the Spec Z80 only the turbo runs a little faster
jdi> ONE mips. And 25 mips is a very good processor.
No worries... The Z80 has 16-bit operations, which simplifies it hundreds of times
program structure: For example:
LD HL,1234
LD DE,21346
ADD HL,DE
Next:
MOV A,REGA+0
ADD A,REGB+0
MOV REGA+0,A
MOV A,REGA+1
ADD A,REGB+1
MOV REGA+1,A
Each command is two bytes and in the fastest Cygnal it is two clock cycles!!! But this
just a small example, which can be compared in terms of tact, but if you take it into account
bunch, then Intal has a variety of all combinations of commands in total 256,
I won’t talk about the Z80, I already understand the benefits. So the Z80 gives more
head start Intel51...
And I have no complaints about C, as well as about any high-level language. Few
Besides, I use them all the time, but it never occurred to me
use in extreme codes. Namely, sound generation both on PiCi and
In general, this is a time-consuming process everywhere, and doing it in C is a little funny for me.And I have already studied the methods that are written in C. Same thing I did a couple of hours ago
I finally found AY's description and realized my mistakes... I'll try to finish it on Wednesday
everything to the end.
25 is a good processor, but it would be unique if instead of the Intel51 core
Z80 core... It's a pity that Zilog's latest developments are inferior in speed and
prices, as well as the presence of all sorts of gadgets inside, for example DACs, ADCs, and
much more.
In general, I’ll be finishing the player... Soon I’ll need some work on playing it
PT3 ... At the same time, a question for the future, is only PT3 a player suitable??? With a hint
converting from other formats to it...
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11 June 2006
Hello hero
her> I can help with reading xHDL languages if you set specific ones
her> questions, I'll try to help you. At least how it is implemented in
her> xHDL versions.
I think that with the description I will now definitely do everything on Wednesday... But I have a different one
question, if you understand VHDL, then can I ask you questions about
about matrices, can you tell me? As I understand it, you worked with them? And at the same time
after clearing up a lot of incomprehensibility, for me, with matrices I will be able to ask
questions about VHDL itself...
Thanks in advance...
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11 June 2006
Hello, DVS
DVS> It’s not a sin to remember SD/MMC and FAT16/32 :-)
I don’t understand a little about FATA??? This is a player that will be connected to the computer via
USB or COM-Port! And I will write support under PiCi, and this is the second question,
which is much simpler...
DVS> And it would be cool to see the diagram (minimal). Need to evaluate
DVS> availability of components and the possibility of self-assembly.
There is no diagram... I'm doing it on the debugging module... I'll figure out the diagram after
the program will play the music perfectly. And we already talked about the cost, the total price
with a 512 kilobyte flash drive will not exceed $20. This is subject to connection via
batteries... By the way, all this will consume 15 milliamps. Exits from Cygnal,
guaranteed to be enough for headphones, so there are no amplifiers. I'm still at work
I listen through headphones, code-named "ECHO-??". Sorry, I don’t remember the number.
In general, the scoop is 10 years ago.
DVS> What I mean is that I wanted to emulate AVR AY, but somehow it didn’t
DVS> turns out. Therefore, there is a very fragile idea of merging with my project.
Why is it fragile... A very normal idea.
DVS> By the way, by analogy with PT3, they ask me a question about TAP (I haveDVS> only supports TZX), but converting to TZX is also not difficult. I don't
DVS> expert in AY formats and if PT3 is quite common and “wide”
DVS> capabilities, then you need to dwell on it.
To be honest, TZX absorbs TAP as much as possible. And if you only did
TZX, that's right. And you can always make a converter. It seems that PT3 also has
all possibilities of all other formats. But, I admit honestly, I never
dealt with this issue closely. The only thing I noticed was that some melodies
Dreamer's are different in PT3 from the original in ASC. But what ST xxx PT xxx in
accuracy is obtained in PT3, I was convinced of this. But who knows. I guess I
I will only do PT3.
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11 June 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> In general, I will finish the player... Soon I will need some developments
Rob> playing PT3... At the same time, a question for the future, is the player suitable
Rob> PT3 only ??? With a hint of conversion from other formats to it...
It’s not a sin to remember SD/MMC and FAT16/32 :-)
And it would also be cool to see the (minimal) diagram. Need to evaluate
availability of components and the possibility of self-assembly.
What I mean is that I wanted to emulate it on AVR AY, but somehow it doesn’t work.
Therefore, there is a very fragile idea of merging with my project.
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Hello Robus
Rob> I didn’t understand a little about FAT??? This is a player that will go with your computer
Rob> connected via USB or COM-Port! And I will write support under PiCi, and
Rob> this is the second question, which is much simpler...
Rob> Why is it fragile... A very normal idea.
Well, let's see if we come to an agreement and get the iron... By the way, about
hardware, 16-bit MSP 430 (also quite decently equipped with DACs and
MIPSami :-) ) is not in circulation? I just didn’t have anything to do with Cygnal. Also of course DSP
some thread will pull, but it’s already a little expensive. Again, debugging tools and
development... I really like the AVR + JTAG or MSP430 + JTAG combination, in short
I'm tired of writing programs by touch (even if there is a simulator, no matter what it is, this
not that).
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11 June 2006
Hello, DVS
By the way, similar to PT3, they ask me a question about TAP (I only have
TZX support), but converting to TZX is also not difficult. I'm not a format expert
AY and if PT3 is quite common and “wide” in capabilities, then you need
stop there.
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11 June 2006
Hello, DVS
Of course, it’s clear that if it plays via UART, then in principle you can hang it up
another controller and steer... But this has its drawbacks...
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12 June 2006
Hello Robus
Rob> But I have another question, if you understand VHDL, then I can
Rob> I will ask you questions about matrices, and you will tell me?
We will help you in any way we can :) Moreover, there are people on the forum who have encountered
programmable small circuits.
Only in another thread (for example in this http://zx.pk.ru/showthread.php?t=2960)
or in PM
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Hello Robus
Rob> No worries... The Z80 has 16-bit operations, which makes it easier
Rob> hundreds of times the program structure: For example:
As soon as the Z80 has at least one command that can be executed in one step, then
will be "6 times more" :)
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12 June 2006
Hello hero
Rob> But Cygnal also has JTAG...
Unfortunately, each family of controllers has its own JTAG debuggers. I have
only for AVR and MSP (not interchangeable).
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12 June 2006
Hello, DVS
DVS> Unfortunately, each family of controllers has its own JTAG debuggers. U
DVS> I have only for AVR and MSP (not interchangeable).
It’s definitely your own... It’s always irritated me so much... It’s like you’re choosing
processor and you think, “I’ll solder it in right now, and then I’ll launch it,” and then it turns out that
The programmer costs a lot of bucks!!! I don't use a debugger. Bye
You will find the bug step by step, quickly read your own program and understand it
head. So I simply cannot evaluate the debugger. The only debugger on this
the planet I used is STS, but all debuggers before STS are like earth before
sky!!! Although no, the earth is much closer to the sky... =)
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Hello hero
her> CISC there is only a command decoder.
So that’s why it can only be classified as CISC.
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Hello, CHRV
CHR> everything that is intended to run on other platforms (Windows,
CHR> Linux, MSDOS, MacOS, WinCE, Symbios, PalmOS ....) sent to
CHR> emulators section...
Windows, Linux, MSDOS, MacOS, WinCE, Symbios, PalmOS are all operating systems, and in
they will neither create nor emulate it on a microcontroller. Therefore such
The microcontroller is more correctly classified as a PLM emulator :smile; ,; and PLM is
iron means post on topic. And in general, ZX in one crystal, and even with
universal interface (USB :smile; ); yes battery operated - nothing
there is no need for anything else. :) You are going the right way, comrades!
P.S. AMD CPUs have a RISC architecture and to some extent emulate Pentium
microprogrammed, so why include them in the emulators section?
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10 July 2006
Hello, Black_Cat
OFF - I will delete it myself in 3 hours
Bla> P.S. AMD CPUs have a RISC architecture and emulate to some extent
Bla> Pentium firmware, so why include them in the emulators section?
Starting with i486, all x86 processors have RISC architecture, CISC is only a decoder
commands
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Chunin Roman
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10 July 2006
Hello Mike
Discussions about simulators/non-simulators have been deleted...
They have nothing to do with the subject - offtopic!