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Wayne Warthen
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Readme.txt
PIOMON is a program to verify operation of the Z80 MBC DUALPIO board
Most testing requires the use of loopback hardware constructed as:
Channel A RDY STB D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
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Channel B RDY STB D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
The DUALPIO has, well, 2 PIO chips. Only one chip
is tested at a time. At startup, PIOMON will ask
you for the port of the chip to test. It defaults
to the standard port number for the primary PIO chip
on an MBC DUALPIO board.
The port number specified is the base I/O port. Each
chip has two channels which are addressed in the
menu by specifying A or B.
MBC DUALPIO Primary PIO = 0xB8
MBC DUALPIO Secondary PIO = 0xBC
If you try to use PIOMON without the RDY and STB
cross connected, you may have interrupt issues
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