Various spelling fixes, comment updates, etc in several Votrax and SC-01 related source files. [skip ci]

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Lord-Nightmare 2023-07-11 18:46:14 -04:00
parent 6e2d6cd2c5
commit 16a8ce5cb2
5 changed files with 25 additions and 27 deletions

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@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ void votrax_sc01_device::chip_update()
// Closure counter, reset every other tick in theory when not
// active (on the extra rom cycle).
//
// The closure level is immediatly used in the analog path,
// The closure level is immediately used in the analog path,
// there's no pitch synchronization.
if(!m_cur_closure && (m_filt_fa || m_filt_va))
@ -683,16 +683,16 @@ stream_buffer::sample_t votrax_sc01_device::analog_calc()
defined as the ratio Vo/Vi. To do that, you use some properties:
- The intensity through an element is equal to the voltage
difference through the element divided by the impedence
difference through the element divided by the impedance
- The impedence of a resistance is equal to its resistance
- The impedance of a resistance is equal to its resistance
- The impedence of a capacitor is 1/(s*C) where C is its capacitance
- The impedance of a capacitor is 1/(s*C) where C is its capacitance
- The impedence of elements in series is the sum of the impedences
- The impedance of elements in series is the sum of their impedances
- The impedence of elements in parallel is the inverse of the sum of
the inverses
- The impedance of elements in parallel is the inverse of the sum of
their inverses
- The sum of all intensities flowing into a node is 0 (there's no
charge accumulation in a wire)
@ -737,7 +737,7 @@ stream_buffer::sample_t votrax_sc01_device::analog_calc()
| H(s) = -------------------------
| 1 + k[1]*s + k[2]*s^2
We can always reintroduce the global multipler later, and it's 1 in
We can always reintroduce the global multiplier later, and it's 1 in
most of our cases anyway.
The we pose:

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@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ DEFINE_DEVICE_TYPE(GOTTLIEB_SOUND_REV2, gottlieb_sound_r2_device,
//**************************************************************************
// PIN 2 SOUND BOARD: 6502 + 6530 + DAC
// PIN 2 SOUND BOARD: 6503 + 6530 + DAC
//**************************************************************************
//-------------------------------------------------
@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ void gottlieb_sound_p3_device::device_start()
//**************************************************************************
// REV 1 SOUND BOARD: 6502 + DAC part number MA-309
// REV 1 SOUND BOARD: 6502 + DAC; part number MA-309
//**************************************************************************
//-------------------------------------------------
@ -398,7 +398,7 @@ void gottlieb_sound_r1_device::device_start()
//**************************************************************************
// REV 1 SOUND BOARD WITH VOTRAX, part number MA-216 (same pcb as MA-309 but with a Votrax SC-01(-A) and support components populated)
// REV 1 SOUND/SPEECH BOARD; part number MA-216 (same PCB as MA-309 above but with a Votrax SC-01(-A) and support components populated)
//**************************************************************************
//-------------------------------------------------
@ -425,7 +425,6 @@ void gottlieb_sound_r1_with_votrax_device::device_add_mconfig(machine_config &co
m_dac->reset_routes();
m_dac->add_route(ALL_OUTPUTS, *this, 0.20);
// add the VOTRAX
VOTRAX_SC01A(config, m_votrax, 720000); // Note: early boards use an SC-01 (reactor, q-bert test version, maybe some early pinball machines?) while later boards (qbert main release, most pinball machines) use an SC-01-A
m_votrax->ar_callback().set("nmi", FUNC(input_merger_device::in_w<1>));
m_votrax->add_route(ALL_OUTPUTS, *this, 0.80);

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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
/*
The HC-110 and HC-120 both consist of 3 boards:
1. An 'embedded system' 6800 board with two output latches, one input
latch, and two 'resume/reset' latches which pull the 6800 is out of
latch, and two 'resume/reset' latches which pull the 6800 is out of
reset on a rising edge, as a form of power saving. (pcb 1816?)
2. A keyboard handler pcb; this is different on the HC-110 (where it is
made by a 3rd party company for the 128-key input) and the HC-120
@ -45,8 +45,6 @@
+--------+
see http://bitsavers.org/components/motorola/_dataBooks/1978_Motorola_CMOS_Data_Book.pdf
page 488
TODO: make the two latcha/b flops combine together using input_merger
*/
/* Core includes */
@ -471,11 +469,11 @@ void votrhv_state::pho_done(int state)
{
bool rising_edge = (!m_latcha_in && (state == ASSERT_LINE));
m_latcha_in = (state == ASSERT_LINE);
if (rising_edge) // HACK: sc-01 is in /ready state now
if (rising_edge) // HACK: SC-01-A is in /ready state now
{
// clock the pho_done flipflop which sets its state to 1
m_latcha_flop = true;
// HACK: we manually clock the same old phoneme into the sc-01 here, this is a hack since the 1818c the pho_done signal is a free running counter and doesn't stop like the A/R latch on the sc-01 does
// HACK: we manually clock the same old phoneme into the SC-01-A here, this is a hack since on the 1818C the pho_done signal is a free running counter and doesn't stop like the A/R latch on the SC-01[-A] does
//m_votrax->inflection_w((m_latchy&0xc0)>>6);
m_votrax->write(m_latchy&0x3f);
m_reset->in_w<0>(1);
@ -508,7 +506,7 @@ void votrhv_state::latchx_w(uint8_t data)
* |||\----- \ LED select 1/2/3/4
* ||\------ /
* |\------- Green status LED
* \-------- Phoneme silence (ties pitch input of 1818c high thru a diode)
* \-------- Phoneme silence (ties pitch input of 1818C high thru a diode)
*/
m_latchx = data;
LOGLTX("latchx written with value of %02x\n", m_latchx);
@ -696,14 +694,14 @@ void votrhv_state::hc110(machine_config &config)
******************************************************************************/
ROM_START(hc110)
ROM_REGION(0x8000, "maskrom", 0) // 4x EA8316 (2316 equivalent) CMOS Mask ROMs and 2x 512x8 SN74S472 PROMs
ROM_REGION(0x8000, "maskrom", 0) // 4x EA8316 (2316 equivalent) CMOS Mask ROMs
//ROM_LOAD("ea8316e030.ic9", 0x0000, 0x0800, CRC(fd8cbf7d) SHA1(a2e1406c498a1821cacfcda254534f8e8d6b8260)) // used on older firmware?
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e144.ic9", 0x0000, 0x0800, CRC(636415ee) SHA1(9699ea75eed566447d8682f52665b01c1e876981))
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e031.ic8", 0x0800, 0x0800, CRC(f2de4e3b) SHA1(0cdc71a4d01d73e403cdf283c6eeb53f97ca5623))
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e032.ic7", 0x1000, 0x0800, CRC(5df1270c) SHA1(5c81fcb2bb2c0bf509aa9fc11a92071cd469e407))
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e033.ic6", 0x1800, 0x0800, CRC(0d7e246c) SHA1(1454c6c7ef3743320443c7bd1f37df6a25ff7795))
ROM_REGION(0x0600, "bootrom", 0)
ROM_REGION(0x0600, "bootrom", 0) // 2x 512x8 SN74S472 PROMs
// ic12 is unpopulated
ROM_LOAD("7031r2.sn74s472.ic11", 0x0200, 0x0200, CRC(6ef744c9) SHA1(6a92e520adb3c47b849241648ec2ca4107edfd8f))
ROM_LOAD("7031r3.sn74s472.ic10", 0x0400, 0x0200, CRC(0800b0e6) SHA1(9e0481bf6c5feaf6506ac241a2baf83fb9342033))
@ -715,13 +713,13 @@ ROM_START(hc110)
ROM_END
ROM_START(hc120) // ic10 and ic11 are Rev B? is there an older revision undumped?
ROM_REGION(0x2000, "maskrom", 0) // 4x EA8316 (2316 equivalent) CMOS Mask ROMs and 2x 512x8 SN74S472 PROMs
ROM_REGION(0x2000, "maskrom", 0) // 4x EA8316 (2316 equivalent) CMOS Mask ROMs
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e030.ic9", 0x0000, 0x0800, CRC(fd8cbf7d) SHA1(a2e1406c498a1821cacfcda254534f8e8d6b8260))
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e031.ic8", 0x0800, 0x0800, CRC(f2de4e3b) SHA1(0cdc71a4d01d73e403cdf283c6eeb53f97ca5623))
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e032.ic7", 0x1000, 0x0800, CRC(5df1270c) SHA1(5c81fcb2bb2c0bf509aa9fc11a92071cd469e407))
ROM_LOAD("ea8316e033.ic6", 0x1800, 0x0800, CRC(0d7e246c) SHA1(1454c6c7ef3743320443c7bd1f37df6a25ff7795))
ROM_REGION(0x0600, "bootrom", 0)
ROM_REGION(0x0600, "bootrom", 0) // 2x 512x8 SN74S472 PROMs
// ic12 is unpopulated
ROM_LOAD("7037__r2b.sn74s472.ic11", 0x0200, 0x0200, CRC(44de1bb1) SHA1(53e6811baf37af5da0648e906fee6c6acf259b82))
ROM_LOAD("7037__r3b.sn74s472.ic10", 0x0400, 0x0200, CRC(688be8c7) SHA1(c9bdc7472cabcdddc23e63f45afbfcc835bb8f69))

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@ -354,8 +354,12 @@ z80 pinout:
39 A9-> to eproms and module bus
40 A10-> to eproms and module bus
Note: it seems originally that /NMI and /HALT may have been tied together (and perhaps to VCC through a resistor) and NOT directly connected to VCc, so when the HALT opcode was executed it would immediately trigger an NMI and reset the cpu.
BUT, at least on the revision C 1872 CPU pcb, they are both tied directly to VCC, disabling this behavior.
Note: It seems originally that /NMI and /HALT may have been tied together
(and perhaps to VCC through a resistor) and NOT directly connected to VCC,
so when the HALT opcode was executed it would immediately trigger an NMI
and the CPU could handle this specifically.
However, at least on the revision C 1872 CPU pcb, they are both tied
directly to VCC, disabling this behavior.
*****************************************************************************/
/* Core includes */

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@ -23,9 +23,6 @@
* A0 switches the ACIA between status/command, and data in/out.
*
*
* ToDo:
* - Votrax device needs considerable improvement in sound quality.
*
******************************************************************************/
/* Core includes */