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  1. ;
  2. ; 3812help.inp -- This is the helps file read in by 3812.EXE. Each line
  3. ;                 consists of an field index #, then a 33 byte string.
  4. ;
  5. ; entry #1 - Test Register
  6. ;
  7. ; "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
  8. 01"                                 "1
  9. 01"                                 "2
  10. 01"                                 "3
  11. 01"                                 "4
  12. 01"                                 "5
  13. 01"                                 "6
  14. ;
  15. ; entry #2 - Timer #1
  16. ;
  17. 02"                                 "1
  18. 02"                                 "2
  19. 02"                                 "3
  20. 02"                                 "4
  21. 02"                                 "5
  22. 02"                                 "6
  23. 02"                                 "7
  24. 02"                                 "8
  25. 02"                                 "9
  26. 02"                                 "a
  27. 02"                                 "b
  28. 02"                                 "c
  29. ;
  30. ; entry #3 - Timer #2
  31. ;
  32. 03"                                 "1
  33. 03"                                 "2
  34. 03"                                 "3
  35. 03"                                 "4
  36. 03"                                 "5
  37. 03"                                 "6
  38. 03"                                 "7
  39. 03"                                 "8
  40. 03"                                 "9
  41. 03"                                 "a
  42. 03"                                 "b
  43. 03"                                 "c
  44. ;
  45. ; entry #4 - Timer Control
  46. ;
  47. 04"                                 "1
  48. 04" This register determines how the"2
  49. 04" 4 operators will be connected.  "3
  50. 04"                                 "4
  51. 04" Zero out this register on the   "5
  52. 04" right side when returning to    "6
  53. 04" 2-OP mode. Do this before       "7
  54. 04" clearing the 'NEW' bit in reg-  "8
  55. 04" ister 5.                        "9
  56. 04"                                 "a
  57. 04"                                 "b
  58. 04"                                 "c
  59. ;
  60. ; entry #5 - Opl3 New bit
  61. ;
  62. 05"                                 "1
  63. 05" By setting the right side D0 to "2
  64. 05" 1, you enable the new features  "3
  65. 05" of the OPL3, I.E., the address- "4
  66. 05" ing the right side of the chip. "5
  67. 05"                                 "6
  68. 05"                                 "7
  69. 05"                                 "8
  70. 05"                                 "9
  71. 05"                                 "a
  72. 05"                                 "b
  73. 05"                                 "c
  74. ;
  75. ; entry #8 - CMS Mode/Keyboard Split
  76. ;
  77. 08"                                 "1
  78. 08"                                 "2
  79. 08"                                 "3
  80. 08"                                 "4
  81. 08"                                 "5
  82. 08"                                 "6
  83. 08"                                 "7
  84. 08"                                 "8
  85. 08"                                 "9
  86. 08"                                 "a
  87. 08"                                 "b
  88. 08"                                 "c
  89. ;
  90. ; entry #20 - AM/VIB/EG-TYP/KSR/Multiple
  91. ;
  92. 20"--====< Operator Control >====-- "1
  93. 20"                                 "2
  94. 20"                                 "3
  95. 20"                                 "4
  96. 20"                                 "5
  97. 20"                                 "6
  98. 20"                                 "7
  99. 20"                                 "8
  100. 20"                                 "9
  101. 20"                                 "a
  102. 20"                                 "b
  103. 20"I N V E R S E ! ! !  AM effects  "c
  104. ;
  105. ; entry #40 - KSL/Total Level
  106. ;
  107. 40"--====< Operator Control >====-- "1
  108. 40"                                 "2
  109. 40"                                 "3
  110. 40"                                 "4
  111. 40"                                 "5
  112. 40"                                 "6
  113. 40"                                 "7
  114. 40"                                 "8
  115. 40"                                 "9
  116. 40"                                 "a
  117. 40"                                 "b
  118. 40"I N V E R S E ! ! !  AM effects  "c
  119. ;
  120. ; entry #60 - Attack/Decay Rate
  121. ;
  122. 60"--====< Operator Control >====-- "1
  123. 60"                                 "2
  124. 60" AR - Attack Rate                "3
  125. 60" DR - Decay Rate                 "4
  126. 60"                                 "5
  127. 60"   The higher the number, the    "6
  128. 60"   shorter duration.             "7
  129. 60"                                 "8
  130. 60"                                 "9
  131. 60"                                 "a
  132. 60"                                 "b
  133. 60"I N V E R S E ! ! !  AM effects  "c
  134. ;
  135. ; entry #80 - Sustain Level / Release Rate
  136. ;
  137. 80"--====< Operator Control >====-- "1
  138. 80"                                 "2
  139. 80" SR - Sustain Level              "3
  140. 80" RR - Release Rate               "4
  141. 80"                                 "5
  142. 80"   The higher the number, the    "6
  143. 80"   shorter duration.             "7
  144. 80"                                 "8
  145. 80"                                 "9
  146. 80"                                 "a
  147. 80"                                 "b
  148. 80"I N V E R S E ! ! !  AM effects  "c
  149. ;
  150. ; entry #A0 - F-Number
  151. ;
  152. A0"                                 "1
  153. A0" Frequency Value.                "2
  154. A0"                                 "3
  155. A0"     This is a 10 bit number.    "4
  156. A0" The 8 low order bits are stored "5
  157. A0" in this register. The higher    "6
  158. A0" order two bits are stored in    "7
  159. A0" the next register 'Bx'.         "8
  160. A0"                                 "9
  161. A0"                                 "a
  162. A0"                                 "b
  163. A0"                                 "c
  164. ;
  165. ; entry #B0 - Block/F-Number
  166. ;
  167. B0"                                 "1
  168. B0"                                 "2
  169. B0"                                 "3
  170. B0"                                 "4
  171. B0"                                 "5
  172. B0"                                 "6
  173. B0"                                 "7
  174. B0"                                 "8
  175. B0"                                 "9
  176. B0"                                 "a
  177. B0"                                 "b
  178. B0"                                 "c
  179. ;
  180. ; entry #BD - Rhythm/AM dep/VIB dep
  181. ;
  182. BD"                                 "1
  183. BD"                                 "2
  184. BD"                                 "3
  185. BD"                                 "4
  186. BD"                                 "5
  187. BD"                                 "6
  188. BD"                                 "7
  189. BD"                                 "8
  190. BD"                                 "9
  191. BD"                                 "a
  192. BD"                                 "b
  193. BD"                                 "c
  194. ;
  195. ; entry #C0 - Feedback/Conection
  196. ;
  197. C0"                                 "1
  198. C0"                                 "2
  199. C0"                                 "3
  200. C0"                                 "4
  201. C0"                                 "5
  202. C0"                                 "6
  203. C0"                                 "7
  204. C0"                                 "8
  205. C0"                                 "9
  206. C0"                                 "a
  207. C0"                                 "b
  208. C0"                                 "c
  209. ;
  210. ; entry #E0 - Wave Select
  211. ;
  212. E0"                                 "1
  213. E0"                                 "2
  214. E0"                                 "3
  215. E0"                                 "4
  216. E0"                                 "5
  217. E0"                                 "6
  218. E0"                                 "7
  219. E0"                                 "8
  220. E0"                                 "9
  221. E0"                                 "a
  222. E0"                                 "b
  223. E0"                                 "c
  224. ;
  225. ; END OF HELPS
  226. ;
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