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[[File:harddips.png|right|thumb|DIP switches on MVS boards.]] | [[File:harddips.png|right|thumb|DIP switches on MVS boards.]] | ||
Physical switches on MVS boards used to configure various options like | Physical DIP switches on MVS boards used to configure various options like coin-up and multiplayer link. The switches states are read through register {{Reg|REG_DIPSW}} as a byte (0 is on). | ||
*Switch 8: Freeze (done by software | *Switch 8: Freeze (done by software in a [[system ROM]] call) | ||
*Switch 7: Enable freeplay | *Switch 7: Enable freeplay | ||
*Switch 6: Enable communication | *Switch 6: Enable communication | ||
*Switches 4~5: [[Multiplayer]] link cab number | *Switches 4~5: [[Multiplayer]] link cab number (in binary: 1, 2, 3, 4) | ||
*Switch 3: Mahjong Controller | *Switch 3: Mahjong Controller | ||
*Switch 2: | *Switch 2: Number of coin chutes (1 or 2) | ||
*Switch 1: [[Test mode]] | *Switch 1: [[Test mode]] | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 20 December 2015
Physical DIP switches on MVS boards used to configure various options like coin-up and multiplayer link. The switches states are read through register REG_DIPSW as a byte (0 is on).
- Switch 8: Freeze (done by software in a system ROM call)
- Switch 7: Enable freeplay
- Switch 6: Enable communication
- Switches 4~5: Multiplayer link cab number (in binary: 1, 2, 3, 4)
- Switch 3: Mahjong Controller
- Switch 2: Number of coin chutes (1 or 2)
- Switch 1: Test mode
There's no such switches on AES and CD systems ($300001 reads what ?).