NyQuest Innovation Labs NY6 Series, Руководство пользователя

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NY6 User Manual
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Inst./Event Function
LDEN Load RPT[7:0] to ENV, according to CHNM.
RBEN Load ENV to RPT[7:0], according to CHNM
PLAY Play RPT to HVPR, according to CHNM.
LDSEC Load RPT to TVPR, according to CHNM.
LDPH Load RPT[11:0] to PH, according to CHNM.
RBVPR Read HVPR to RPT, according to CHNM.
RBNVPR Read TVPR to RPT, according to CHNM.
LDPR Load RPT to DPR/STK, according to CHNM.
RBPR Read DPR/STK to RPT, according to CHNM.
RBSPRH Read SPR[23:12] to RPT[11:0]
RBSPRL Read SPR[11:0] to RPT[11:0]
LDSPRH Load RPT[11:0] to SPR[23:12]
LDSPRL Load RPT[11:0] to SPR[11:0]
RBDA Read DAC[11:8] data to RPT2(RPT[11:8])
LDPC Move RPT to PC
RBPC Move PC to RPT
XMD0 Use {PAGE, RPT1[1:0], RPT0} as address to access indexed RAM data.
XMD1 Use {PAGE, RPT3[1:0], RPT2} as address to access indexed RAM data.
2.4.4 Head Voice Pointer (HVPR) & Tail Voice Pointer (TVPR)
Because NY6 is a 6-channel sound processor, 6 voice pointers each with 21-bit width are necessary for
playing speech or MIDI of each channel. When PLAY is executed, the system loads RPT to HVPR of
the channel that assigned by the CHNM register. When LDSEC is executed, the system loads RPT to
TVPR of the channel that assigned by the CHNM register. Therefore, users have to move the start
address of the speech or MIDI data to RPT first. Moreover, users can read HVPR/TVPR back by
RBVPR/RBNVPR instruction, because RBVPR/RBNVPR moves HVPR/TVPR of the channel that
assigned by the CHNM register to RPT. The HVPR/TVPR max width is 18 bits for NY6A/6B and 21 bits
for NY6C.
2.4.5 Data Pointer (DPR)
Eight data pointers each with 21-bit width are necessary for reading ROM data of each channel. When
LDPR is executed, the system loads RPT to DPR of the channel that assigned by the CHNM register.
The read back ROM data is placed on ROD2[1:0], ROD1, ACC. ACC is the 4 LSB of ROM data.
Besides, users can read DPR back by RBPR instruction, because RBPR moves DPR of the channel
that assigned by the CHNM register to RPT. The DPR max width is 18 bits for NY6A and 21 bits for
NY6B/NY6C. Unused DPR can be used as STK.