Difference between revisions of "Port"

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'''Port 0'''<br>
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==  Port 0 ==
 
0 TIME console button<br>
 
0 TIME console button<br>
 
1 MODE console button<br>
 
1 MODE console button<br>
 
2 HOLD console button<br>
 
2 HOLD console button<br>
 
3 START console button<br>
 
3 START console button<br>
4 - not connected - <br>
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4 ''- not connected -'' <br>
 
5 ARM (sound/graphics)<br>
 
5 ARM (sound/graphics)<br>
 
6 Enable in-signal from controllers <br>
 
6 Enable in-signal from controllers <br>
7 - not connected - <br>
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7 ''- not connected -'' <br>
 
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'''Port 1'''<br>
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==  Port 1 ==
 
0 <br>
 
0 <br>
 
1 <br>
 
1 <br>
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6 <br>
 
6 <br>
 
7 <br>
 
7 <br>
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==  Port 4  ==
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0 <br>
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1 <br>
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2 <br>
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3 <br>
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4 <br>
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5 <br>
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6 <br>
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7 <br>
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==  Port 5  ==
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0 Video Vertical A<br>
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1 Video Vertical B<br>
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2 Video Vertical C<br>
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3 Video Vertical D<br>
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4 Video Vertical E<br>
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5 Video Vertical F<br>
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6 Tone AN (beep sound)<br>
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7 Tone BN (beep sound)<br>
 
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Revision as of 17:34, 17 November 2012

The VES has four usable 8-bit data ports in the console, port 0 and 1 that are in the 3850 CPU and port 4 and 5 on one of the 3851 Program Storage Units. These I/O:s are hooked to specific functions as shown in the table below.

Port 0

0 TIME console button
1 MODE console button
2 HOLD console button
3 START console button
4 - not connected -
5 ARM (sound/graphics)
6 Enable in-signal from controllers
7 - not connected -

Port 1

0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Port 4

0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Port 5

0 Video Vertical A
1 Video Vertical B
2 Video Vertical C
3 Video Vertical D
4 Video Vertical E
5 Video Vertical F
6 Tone AN (beep sound)
7 Tone BN (beep sound)