(5-6-9. System Control/TC Board Interface)
A3FFH) is composed
of 64 counters,
and to each counter is
allotted a number from OOHto 3FH. Four bytes are allotted to
each counter.
Counter numbers are allotted corresponding
to the data used,
and
TMCO through TMC3 are bits which command
the presetting.
bit-Z is
read
the
counter area below in the common
memory, and the counter
numbers
which
have read the preset values are stored in
TMCO+ 1
TMC3+ 1.
The timing of the presetting using the CPU on the SY-80 board
is
is performed in an interval of several milliseconds
in the order
of TIME CODE,
BIT. TIMER-l
and TIMER-2.
A390H-A393H: TIMER-l
PRESET
A394H-A397H: TIMER-2
PRESET
DATA
(25H)
A39CH-A39FH: USER~S BIT PRESET
DATA
(27H)
The preset data read into the common
the SY-80 CPU and written into the time code board with the
CF ON: This specifies color framing lock
DF ON: This specifies the
frame.
CG BLK (Character
Generator
This specifies black for the whole screen.
000:
TC
READER
010:
TC
USER'S
BIT
READER
011:
TIHER-2
101:
TC
GENERATOR
110:
VITC
USER'S
BIT
READER
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The TIMER-I.
TIMER-2.
USER'S
BIT, TIME
CODE
and
through F306H) on the time .code board with addresses F300H
are stored in the
counter area (A300H through A3FFH) of the common memory.
of the read out, based on the SY-80 CPU. is started
have
from
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the data, which have been read out, are converted into display
(A090H through A09FH) of the common
memory.
addresses A090H
(3
of the timer
area are the 3-character codes (TMI. TM2, TCR, UBR,
TCR .. UBR., TCG, UBG) of the eight types of data indicated as
data are read out from VITC to TC and UB, the VITC mark (.)
character of
the title for differentiation.
TIMER DISPLAY
ADDRESS
BITS
The display data stored in the common memory are returnd to
the
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code memory on the time code board.
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