; ; BK-0011M Emulator Configuration file ; ------------------------------------ ; ; Lines starting with semicolon (";") ignored and used only for comments. ; ; "Default value" of the option means that particular value option is preset to ; if corresponding command not appeared in this configuration file. ; ; ============================================================================= ; ; Drive table setup. Generic command is DRIVE=OPTION, for example: ; ; A:=A: ; BK drive A: is redirected to PC FLOPPY drive A: ; B:=*d:\img\games.img ; BK drive B: is virtual disk image called GAMES.IMG ; C:=% ; BK drive C: is NOT emulated ; D:=B: ; BK drive D: is redirected to PC FLOPPY drive B: ; ; % means DO NOT EMULATE THIS DRIVE ; * means virtual disk image in this drive ; ; ============================================================================= ; MKDOS Config ; ************ ; A:=*C:\images.sys\mkdos.img B:=*C:\images.oth\music_1.img C:=*C:\images.sys\aodos.img D:=A:*C:\images.sys\andos.img ; BASIS Config (ANDOS Data Base) ; ****************************** ; ;A:=*C:\images.oth\basis.img ; VDISK ;B:=*C:\images.oth\basis_ut.img ; VDISK ;C:=*C:\images.sys\andos.img ; VDISK ;D:=A: ; REAL PC FLOPPY B: ; AO-DOS Config ; ************* ; ;A:=*C:\images.gms\chronos.img ;B:=*C:\images.sys\aodos.img ; RT11 Config ; *********** ; ;A:=*C:\images.sys\rt11.img ; Set type of emulated device connected to BK interface output port (177714). ; Currently valid devices are "NONE", "COVOX" (it means 8-bit DAC) or ; "AY" (latter two are emulated only if you have Sound Blaster installed ; in your PC). Default value is "None". ; IODevice=AY ; Turn on (ENABLED) or Off (DISABLED) speaker/tape emulation. Useful if you ; want to run Emulator in silence. Defalt value is "Enabled". ; Speaker=ENABLED ; Set default videomode. Use Control-F12 to toggle color/mono mode. ; Valid parameters for "VMode=" are "Color" or "Mono", i.e. "VMode=Color". ; Note hat color mode are slightly faster then monochrome. Moreover, ; color mode uses very fast scroll function emulation (via VGA CRTC registers). ; Monochrome mode utilize slow memory transfers for that. Default mode ; is "Mono". ; VMode=Color ; Alternate Color Mode Option (ALTSCR). Effectively only when COLOR mode ; is enabled (see VMODE function below). Much slower than normal (VGA color ; planes are used), no hardware scrolling - scroll performed via memory ; transfers (that is pretty SLOW), however, there is one exciting advantage: ; very fast page flipping emulation (via VGA video memory page switch). ; May be used for several programs (such as TOP DEMO and STDEMO) that ; simultaneosly play music thru AY or COVOX and toggle BK screen pages with ; very high frequency. Also suits for Trident VGA because of scroll emulation ; scheme (see note about Trident in BK11_EML.DOC). For all other programs, ; standart color mode is preferable. Note that the "on-the-fly" videomode ; switching (Control-F12) is disabled if this Alternate Color Mode was used ; (to prevent loss of second screen data). Enable this method as last resort ; only. Default value is DISABLE. ; AltSCR=Disable ; Enable or disable AY noise channel emulation. Music will be played without ; percussion if this option is DISABLED. This option is ENABLED by default. ; AYNoise=Enable ; Slow down emulated PDP-11 CPU. This value may vary from zero to 255. ; Use "Delay=0" to launch emulator at top speed (for running it on slow PC). ; "Delay=15" is okay for launching Emulator on 486DX4-100. Default value ; for this option is 0 (that means no delays). ; Delay=0 ; On some monitors emulator running in color mode may be too dark to see ; anything. However, you may adjust intensity of all the colors Emulator ; use (Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, White, Brown, LightRed, ; LightBlue, Violet and LightGreen) by changing their VGA RAMDAC palette ; equivalents (in terms of red, green and blue component; i.e. ; Blue=r,g,b. Each component must be within [0..63] range). ; Customized palette values Red=53,0,0 Green=0,53,0 Blue=0,0,53 Yellow=63,63,26 Magenta=63,30,40 Cyan=2,57,63 White=63,52,52 Brown=63,32,21 LightRed=63,21,0 LightBlue=0,32,63 Violet=43,0,48 LightGreen=50,47,63 ; FYI: BK-0011M Palette sequences consist of four colors, three of them are ; taken from table above, and fourth color is always black. Palette ; components cannot be changed, because it is "hard-wired" into BK-0011M ; video hardware. ; ; ; Palette# Description Remark ; ===================================================================== ; 0 Red, Blue, Green (Many games use this) ; 1 Red, Yellow, Magenta ; 2 Yellow, Green, Cyan ; 3 Magenta, Cyan, Blue (Shades of Blue w/ red) ; 4 White, Cyan, Yellow ; 5 White, White, White (Looks ugly) ; 6 Red, Brown, LightRed (Shades of Red) ; 7 Magenta, Light Blue, Violet ; 8 Yellow, Light Green, White (Best choice for 64 ch.per line) ; 9 Red, Green, Blue (BK-0010 compatible scheme) ; 10 Magenta, Yellow, Voliet ; 11 Red, Magenta, Cyan ; 12 Cyan, Blue, Red ; 13 White, Magenta, Cyan ; 14 White, Blue, Magenta ; 15 White, Blue, Cyan (Monitor default; CGA compatible; ; also used by games and demos). ; ; If you are about to change options below, you may gain several speed ; improvements from the emulator, by disabling some not very important ; emulation parts. ; ===================================================================== ; ; ; Timer=Enabled/Disabled. Turn on/off system timer emulation at 177706-177712. ; Programs runs much faster when timer emulation is disabled. However, there ; is a lot of games that use this timer (all BIL games, King's Valley, all ; RDA games, etc), so it is recomended to always have this option ENABLED. ; Default value is ENABLED. ; Timer=Enabled ; FDC=Enabled/Disabled. Turn on/off emulation of the FDC Command register ; at 177130. Program run slightly faster when FDC CSR emulation is disabled. ; However, some programs such as RT-11 operating system works properly ; ONLY when this option is ENABLED, and because of that this option ; is ENABLED by default. ; FDC=Enabled ; [END of Configuration file]