It receives commands from the CD block, performs the specified processing according to the contents, and returns the status to the CD block.
Among the commands from the CD block, necessary commands are extracted and sent to PC compatible machines. In contrast, the PC compatible machine itself returns data as necessary.
When a PLAY command is sent to a PC compatible device, the PC compatible device prepares CD-ROM data, CD-DA data, or R to W subcode data as necessary, but the VCDI/F board These data are received by the DMA controller.
Scramble the data imported in step 3 , convert it to serial data format, and send it out.
If the three function settings (J3) , (J4) , and (J5) overlap with those already set on the PC compatible machine you are using, the virtual CD may not start up or the PC compatible machine may hang. Doing so may cause problems such as
After understanding the settings of each PC compatible device, change the settings below only when it is absolutely necessary to change the settings of the VCD I/F board from the default state, such as when it overlaps with the DMA channel of a SCSI board. to hold. In this case, you will also need to change the values of the environment variables. If you install with the factory default settings, there is no need to set any environment variables after starting the PC compatible machine. Please refer to section 5.1 Preparation for startup for the procedure.
1-2 pin | IRQ4(00) | |
3-4 pin | IRQ3(01) | |
5-6 pin | IRQ10(02) | Default |
7-8 pin | IRQ11(03) | |
9-10 pin | IRQ12(04) | |
11-12 pin | IRQ15(05) |
1-2 pin & 3-4 pin | DREQ5/DACK5(00) | Default |
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5-6 pin & 7-8 pin | DREQ6/DACK6(01) | |
9-10 pin & 11-12 pin | DREQ7/DACK7(02) |
1-2 pin & 3-4 pin & 5-6 pin | 340H(00) | Default |
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3-4 pin & 5-6 pin | 350H(01) | |
1-2 pin & 5-6 pin | 3E0H(02) | |
5-6 pin | 300H(03) | |
1-2 pin & 3-4 pin | 310H(04) | |
3-4 pin | 320H(05) | |
1-2 pin | 330H(06) | |
open | 370H(07) |
In order to process large numbers of files, you need to use XMS memory. Be sure to specify HIMEM.SYS in CONFIG.SYS. |
C:\> CHEV△US[ENTER] ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
If you are in Japanese mode, the screen will flash and a prompt will appear at the top of the screen.
Next, set the environment variable VCDIO.
However, if you are already using a virtual CD emulator on a compatible PC, this setting may be set automatically when MS-DOS starts up, so please check with someone who has used it before. please do.
If it is already set, please skip this step and proceed from step 3 .
The value of the environment variable VCDIO must reflect the VCD I/F board settings, as mentioned in 3. Jumper pin settings.
In the example, we will set the default values for the VCD I/F board.
Type the following MS-DOS command.
C:\> SET△VCDIO=020000[ENTER] ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾
If the jumper setting is set to a value other than the default due to PC compatibility, the value of the environment variable will be different.
For example, if you set the interrupt number to 01, the channel number for DMA transfer to 02, and the input/output address of the VCD I/F board to 03, set the environment variables as follows.
C:\> SET△VCDIO=010203[ENTER] ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾ ‾
Create a directory.
C:\> MD△MYDIR[ENTER] ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾ C:\> CD△MYDIR[ENTER] ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
Copy the files from Disk.1 to that directory.
C:MYDIR> COPY △A:*.*[ENTER] ‾‾‾^‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
Create sound data using the sample data generation utility VCDMKDAT.
C:MYDIR> VCDMKDAT[ENTER] ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
Two sound data files will be created in the MYDIR directory that will be used for the following checks.
C:MYDIR> VCDEMU△JVC[ENTER] ‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
The virtual CD emulator will start and the screen will be displayed.
The names of the specified disk image file, CD configuration information file, script file, and log information file are displayed on the screen.
If no log information file is specified, "No Log File" will be displayed.
The virtual CD emulator is waiting for a keystroke to confirm the message. When pressed, proceed.
If loaded correctly,
===========Open New File =****.dat=============== ===========All Data has been Read================ ===========PAUSE2================================
It will be displayed like this.
The operating mode in the dialog box at the top right of the screen should be Direct. The operating mode is "Direct DOS File Access".
After this state, operations will be centered on the target box.
:rs[ENTER] :g[ENTER]
After a while (after the logo mark display is completed)
:ctrl-C
:< A:JVC1.INI[ENTER]
:g△6002000
[Result] "Menu" on the top bar will be highlighted.
Pressing the cursor's [LEFT] and [RIGHT] keys will alternately highlight "Menu" or "Help", so make sure that Menu is highlighted.
JVC.SCR | sample script |
JVC.PRM | PRE/BUILD boot parameter file |
PAT_1.DAT | 10KBYTE increment data |
PAT_10.DAT | 130KBYTE increment data |
JVC.RTI | PRE / BUILD output information file |
JVC.PVD | PRE output information file |
JVC1.ABS | Ver. 1.02 Small sample program |
JVC1.INI | Sample execution command file |
SYSTBL.TSK | |
SDDRV.TSK | sound initialization file |
NEWMAP.BIN | |
VCDMKDAT.EXE | Create two sound data files in the current directory. The amount of data is approximately 1.4MByte each. |
There are three items.
The CD-ROM test is normal if the COMPLETE message is displayed for each item.
The CD-DA is normal if the sine wave (approximately 440Hz, -10dB) and square wave (approximately 440Hz, -10dB) sounds are played according to the message.
TNO, ATIME, and status are always displayed on the screen.
When finished, COMPLETE will be displayed on the bottom line and you will be waiting for the A button to be pressed.