Discuss the reverse engineering and emulation (as opposed to simulation) of any sort of Prevue hardware, including Atari-based and Amiga-based EPG channels and the Amiga-based Prevue/TV Guide channels.
AriX wrote:
Nono, only one revision of the ROM itself was posted, but it was posted in like 3 or 4 different forms (one as some sort of disk image, one as left and right binaries, one as an entire 16kb ROM, then maybe another like that).
Try resetting the memory location to 3800 instead.
Hmm... even resetting the memory location to 3800 didn't work.
I'm putting in this code...
Oh that reminds, some more info that I discovered today - I think you already guessed this AriX anyway but still...
Mode K Clock byte 8 is summertime, as in, it's summer everybody. Seem that value $00 = winter and value $anything else = summer.
Mode F byte 0B is summertime enabled, as in, if it's summertime I will add to the time offset to work out local time. ASCII Y ($59) means it will obey summertime.
I *think* I'm getting somewhere on modes P and C, which currently I guess to stand for Programme and Channel, but we'll see, they're really complicated for my small brain....
tin wrote:Oh that reminds, some more info that I discovered today - I think you already guessed this AriX anyway but still...
Mode K Clock byte 8 is summertime, as in, it's summer everybody. Seem that value $00 = winter and value $anything else = summer.
Mode F byte 0B is summertime enabled, as in, if it's summertime I will add to the time offset to work out local time. ASCII Y ($59) means it will obey summertime.
Sounds good.
tin wrote:I *think* I'm getting somewhere on modes P and C, which currently I guess to stand for Programme and Channel, but we'll see, they're really complicated for my small brain....
Great! Can't wait to see what you come up with... I know you will figure it out
Bolt96 wrote:I cant seem to get 'End of Data Message' to do anything for me. How does it work?
I haven't tried it yet, but I assume all it does is stop the data light from flashing.
