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210 lines
15 KiB
NASM
210 lines
15 KiB
NASM
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.filenamespace Cia
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// https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/CIA
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// ========================================================
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// ////// CONSTANTS ///////////////////////////////////////
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// ========================================================
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// CIA 1
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// ========================================================
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.label C1PRA = $DC00 // CIA 1 A Register Monitoring/control of the 8 data lines of Port A
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// Read/Write: Bit 0..7 keyboard matrix columns
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// Read: Joystick Port 2: Bit 0..3 Direction (Left/Right/Up/Down), Bit 4 Fire button. 0 = activated.
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// Read: Lightpen: Bit 4 (as fire button), connected also with "/LP" (Pin 9) of the VIC
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// Read: Paddles: Bit 2..3 Fire buttons, Bit 6..7 Switch control port 1 (%01=Paddles A) or 2 (%10=Paddles B)
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.label C1PRB = $DC01 // Monitoring/control of the 8 data lines of Port B. The lines are used for multiple purposes:
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// Read/Write: Bit 0..7 keyboard matrix rows
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// Read: Joystick Port 1: Bit 0..3 Direction (Left/Right/Up/Down), Bit 4 Fire button. 0 = activated.
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// Read: Bit 6: Timer A: Toggle/Impulse output (see register 14 bit 2)
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// Read: Bit 7: Timer B: Toggle/Impulse output (see register 15 bit 2)
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.label C1DDRA = $DC02 // Bit X: 0=Input (read only), 1=Output (read and write)
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.label C1DDRB = $DC03 // Bit X: 0=Input (read only), 1=Output (read and write)
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.label C1TALO = $DC04 // Read: actual value Timer A (Low Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of Timer A (Low Byte)
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.label C1TAHI = $DC05 // Read: actual value Timer A (High Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of timer A (High Byte) - if the timer is stopped, the high-byte will automatically be re-set as well
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.label C1TBLO = $DC06 // Read: actual value Timer B (Low Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of Timer B (Low Byte)
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.label C1TBHI = $DC07 // Read: actual value Timer B (High Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of timer B (High Byte) - if the timer is stopped, the high-byte will automatically be re-set as well
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.label C1TOD10THS = $DC08 // Read:
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// Bit 0..3: Tenth seconds in BCD-format ($0-$9)
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// Bit 4..7: always 0
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// Writing:
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// Bit 0..3: if CRB-Bit7=0: Set the tenth seconds in BCD-format
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// Bit 0..3: if CRB-Bit7=1: Set the tenth seconds of the alarm time in BCD-format
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.label C1TODSEC = $DC09 // Bit 0..3: Single seconds in BCD-format ($0-$9)
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// Bit 4..6: Ten seconds in BCD-format ($0-$5)
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// Bit 7: always 0
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.label C1TODMIN = $DC0A // Bit 0..3: Single minutes in BCD-format( $0-$9)
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// Bit 4..6: Ten minutes in BCD-format ($0-$5)
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// Bit 7: always 0
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.label C1TODHR = $DC0B // Bit 0..3: Single hours in BCD-format ($0-$9)
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// Bit 4..6: Ten hours in BCD-format ($0-$5)
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// Bit 7: Differentiation AM/PM, 0=AM, 1=PM
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// Writing into this register stops TOD, until register 8 (TOD 10THS) will be read.
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.label C1TSDR = $DC0C // The byte within this register will be shifted bitwise to or from the SP-pin with every positive slope at the CNT-pin.
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.label C1ICR = $DC0D // CIA1 is connected to the IRQ-Line.
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// Read: (Bit0..4 = INT DATA, Origin of the interrupt)
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// Bit 0: 1 = Underflow Timer A
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// Bit 1: 1 = Underflow Timer B
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// Bit 2: 1 = Time of day and alarm time is equal
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// Bit 3: 1 = SDR full or empty, so full byte was transferred, depending of operating mode serial bus
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// Bit 4: 1 = IRQ Signal occured at FLAG-pin (cassette port Data input, serial bus SRQ IN)
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// Bit 5..6: always 0
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// Bit 7: 1 = IRQ An interrupt occured, so at least one bit of INT MASK and INT DATA is set in both registers.
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// Flags will be cleared after reading the register!
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// Write: (Bit 0..4 = INT MASK, Interrupt mask)
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// Bit 0: 1 = Interrupt release through timer A underflow
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// Bit 1: 1 = Interrupt release through timer B underflow
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// Bit 2: 1 = Interrupt release if clock=alarmtime
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// Bit 3: 1 = Interrupt release if a complete byte has been received/sent.
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// Bit 4: 1 = Interrupt release if a positive slope occurs at the FLAG-Pin.
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// Bit 5..6: unused
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// Bit 7: Source bit. 0 = set bits 0..4 are clearing the according mask bit. 1 = set bits 0..4 are setting the according mask bit. If all bits 0..4 are cleared, there will be no change to the mask.
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.label C1CRA = $DC0E // Control Timer A
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// Bit 0: 0 = Stop timer; 1 = Start timer
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// Bit 1: 1 = Indicates a timer underflow at port B in bit 6.
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// Bit 2: 0 = Through a timer overflow, bit 6 of port B will get high for one cycle , 1 = Through a timer underflow, bit 6 of port B will be inverted
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// Bit 3: 0 = Timer-restart after underflow (latch will be reloaded), 1 = Timer stops after underflow.
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// Bit 4: 1 = Load latch into the timer once.
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// Bit 5: 0 = Timer counts system cycles, 1 = Timer counts positive slope at CNT-pin
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// Bit 6: Direction of the serial shift register, 0 = SP-pin is input (read), 1 = SP-pin is output (write)
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// Bit 7: Real Time Clock, 0 = 60 Hz, 1 = 50 Hz
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.label C1CRB = $DC0F // Control Timer B
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// Bit 0: 0 = Stop timer; 1 = Start timer
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// Bit 1: 1 = Indicates a timer underflow at port B in bit 7.
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// Bit 2: 0 = Through a timer overflow, bit 7 of port B will get high for one cycle , 1 = Through a timer underflow, bit 7 of port B will be inverted
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// Bit 3: 0 = Timer-restart after underflow (latch will be reloaded), 1 = Timer stops after underflow.
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// Bit 4: 1 = Load latch into the timer once.
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// Bit 5..6:
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// %00 = Timer counts System cycle
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// %01 = Timer counts positive slope on CNT-pin
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// %10 = Timer counts underflow of timer A
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// %11 = Timer counts underflow of timer A if the CNT-pin is high
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// Bit 7: 0 = Writing into the TOD register sets the clock time, 1 = Writing into the TOD register sets the alarm time.
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// CIA 2
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// ========================================================
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.label C2PRA = $DD00 // CIA 2 A Register Monitoring/control of the 8 data lines of Port A
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// Bit 0..1: Select the position of the VIC-memory
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// %00, 0: Bank 3: $C000-$FFFF, 49152-65535
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// %01, 1: Bank 2: $8000-$BFFF, 32768-49151
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// %10, 2: Bank 1: $4000-$7FFF, 16384-32767
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// %11, 3: Bank 0: $0000-$3FFF, 0-16383 (standard)
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// Bit 2: RS-232: TXD Output, userport: Data PA 2 (pin M)
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// Bit 3..5: serial bus Output (0=High/Inactive, 1=Low/Active)
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// Bit 3: ATN OUT
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// Bit 4: CLOCK OUT
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// Bit 5: DATA OUT
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// Bit 6..7: serial bus Input (0=Low/Active, 1=High/Inactive)
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// Bit 6: CLOCK IN
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// Bit 7: DATA IN
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.label C2PRB = $DD01 // Monitoring/control of the 8 data lines of Port B. The lines are used for multiple purposes:
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// Bit 0..7: userport Data PB 0-7 (Pins C,D,E,F,H,J,K,L)
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// The KERNAL offers several RS232-Routines, which use the pins as followed:
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// Bit 0, 3..7: RS-232: reading
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// Bit 0: RXD
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// Bit 3: RI
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// Bit 4: DCD
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// Bit 5: User port pin J
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// Bit 6: CTS
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// Bit 7: DSR
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// Bit 1..5: RS-232: writing
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// Bit 1: RTS
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// Bit 2: DTR
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// Bit 3: RI
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// Bit 4: DCD
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// Bit 5: User port pin J
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.label C2DDRA = $DD02 // Bit X: 0=Input (read only), 1=Output (read and write)
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.label C2DDRB = $DD03 // Bit X: 0=Input (read only), 1=Output (read and write)
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.label C2TALO = $DD04 // Read: actual value Timer A (Low Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of Timer A (Low Byte)
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.label C2TAHI = $DD05 // Read: actual value Timer A (High Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of timer A (High Byte) - if the timer is stopped, the high-byte will automatically be re-set as well
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.label C2TBLO = $DD06 // Read: actual value Timer B (Low Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of Timer B (Low Byte)
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.label C2TBHI = $DD07 // Read: actual value Timer B (High Byte)
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// Writing: Set latch of timer B (High Byte) - if the timer is stopped, the high-byte will automatically be re-set as well
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.label C2TOD10THS = $DD08 // Read:
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// Bit 0..3: Tenth seconds in BCD-format ($0-$9)
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// Bit 4..7: always 0
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// Writing:
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// Bit 0..3: if CRB-Bit7=0: Set the tenth seconds in BCD-format
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// Bit 0..3: if CRB-Bit7=1: Set the tenth seconds of the alarm time in BCD-format
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.label C2TODSEC = $DD09 // Bit 0..3: Single seconds in BCD-format ($0-$9)
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// Bit 4..6: Ten seconds in BCD-format ($0-$5)
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// Bit 7: always 0
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.label C2TODMIN = $DD0A // Bit 0..3: Single minutes in BCD-format( $0-$9)
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// Bit 4..6: Ten minutes in BCD-format ($0-$5)
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// Bit 7: always 0
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.label C2TODHR = $DD0B // Bit 0..3: Single hours in BCD-format ($0-$9)
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// Bit 4..6: Ten hours in BCD-format ($0-$5)
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// Bit 7: Differentiation AM/PM, 0=AM, 1=PM
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// Writing into this register stops TOD, until register 8 (TOD 10THS) will be read.
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.label C2TSDR = $DD0C // The byte within this register will be shifted bitwise to or from the SP-pin with every positive slope at the CNT-pin.
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.label C2ICR = $DD0D // CIA2 is connected to the NMI-Line.
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// Bit 4: 1 = NMI Signal occured at FLAG-pin (RS-232 data received)
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// Bit 7: 1 = NMI An interrupt occured, so at least one bit of INT MASK and INT DATA is set in both registers.
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.label C2CRA = $DD0E // Control Timer A
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// Bit 0: 0 = Stop timer; 1 = Start timer
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// Bit 1: 1 = Indicates a timer underflow at port B in bit 6.
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// Bit 2: 0 = Through a timer overflow, bit 6 of port B will get high for one cycle , 1 = Through a timer underflow, bit 6 of port B will be inverted
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// Bit 3: 0 = Timer-restart after underflow (latch will be reloaded), 1 = Timer stops after underflow.
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// Bit 4: 1 = Load latch into the timer once.
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// Bit 5: 0 = Timer counts system cycles, 1 = Timer counts positive slope at CNT-pin
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// Bit 6: Direction of the serial shift register, 0 = SP-pin is input (read), 1 = SP-pin is output (write)
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// Bit 7: Real Time Clock, 0 = 60 Hz, 1 = 50 Hz
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.label C2CRB = $DD0F // Control Timer B
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// Bit 0: 0 = Stop timer; 1 = Start timer
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// Bit 1: 1 = Indicates a timer underflow at port B in bit 7.
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// Bit 2: 0 = Through a timer overflow, bit 7 of port B will get high for one cycle , 1 = Through a timer underflow, bit 7 of port B will be inverted
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// Bit 3: 0 = Timer-restart after underflow (latch will be reloaded), 1 = Timer stops after underflow.
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// Bit 4: 1 = Load latch into the timer once.
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// Bit 5..6:
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// %00 = Timer counts System cycle
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// %01 = Timer counts positive slope on CNT-pin
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// %10 = Timer counts underflow of timer A
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// %11 = Timer counts underflow of timer A if the CNT-pin is high
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// Bit 7: 0 = Writing into the TOD register sets the clock time, 1 = Writing into the TOD register sets the alarm time.
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