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//******************************************
// SEGA MEGA DRIVE MODULE
//******************************************
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// Writes to Sega CD Backup RAM Cart require an extra wire from MRES (B02) to VRES (B27)
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/******************************************
Variables
*****************************************/
unsigned long sramEnd;
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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byte eepbit[8];
int eepSize;
byte eeptemp;
word addrhi;
word addrlo;
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word chksum;
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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//***********************************************
// EEPROM SAVE TYPES
// 1 = Acclaim Type 1 [24C02]
// 2 = Acclaim Type 2 [24C02/24C16/24C65]
// 3 = Capcom/SEGA [24C01]
// 4 = EA [24C01]
// 5 = Codemasters [24C08/24C16/24C65]
//***********************************************
byte eepType;
//*********************************************************
// SERIAL EEPROM LOOKUP TABLE
// Format = {chksum, eepType | eepSize}
// chksum is located in ROM at 0x18E (0xC7)
// eepType and eepSize are combined to conserve memory
//*********************************************************
static const word PROGMEM eepid [] = {
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// ACCLAIM TYPE 1
0x5B9F, 0x101, // NBA Jam (J)
0x694F, 0x101, // NBA Jam (UE) (Rev 0)
0xBFA9, 0x101, // NBA Jam (UE) (Rev 1)
// ACCLAIM TYPE 2
0x16B2, 0x102, // Blockbuster World Videogame Championship II (U) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0xCC3F, 0x102, // NBA Jam Tournament Edition (W) (Rev 0) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x8AE1, 0x102, // NBA Jam Tournament Edition (W) (Rev 1) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0xDB97, 0x102, // NBA Jam Tournament Edition 32X (W)
0x7651, 0x102, // NFL Quarterback Club (W)
0xDFE4, 0x102, // NFL Quarterback Club 32X (W)
0x3DE6, 0x802, // NFL Quarterback Club '96 (UE)
0xCB78, 0x2002, // Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball (UE)
0x6DD9, 0x2002, // College Slam (U)
// CAPCOM
0xAD23, 0x83, // Mega Man: The Wily Wars (E)
0xEA80, 0x83, // Rockman Megaworld (J)
// SEGA
0x760F, 0x83, // Evander "Real Deal" Holyfield Boxing (JU)
0x95E7, 0x83, // Greatest Heavyweights of the Ring (E)
0x0000, 0x83, // Greatest Heavyweights of the Ring (J) [BLANK CHECKSUM 0000]
0x7270, 0x83, // Greatest Heavyweights of the Ring (U)
0xBACC, 0x83, // Honoo no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei (J)
0xB939, 0x83, // MLBPA Sports Talk Baseball (U) [BAD HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x487C, 0x83, // Ninja Burai Densetsu (J)
0x740D, 0x83, // Wonder Boy in Monster World (B)
0x0278, 0x83, // Wonder Boy in Monster World (J)
0x9D79, 0x83, // Wonder Boy in Monster World (UE)
// EA
0x8512, 0x84, // Bill Walsh College Football (UE) [BAD HEADER SAVE DATA]
0xA107, 0x84, // John Madden Football '93 (UE) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x5807, 0x84, // John Madden Football '93 Championship Edition (U) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x2799, 0x84, // NHLPA Hockey '93 (UE) (Rev 0) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0xFA57, 0x84, // NHLPA Hockey '93 (UE) (Rev 1) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x8B9F, 0x84, // Rings of Power (UE) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
// CODEMASTERS
0x7E65, 0x405, // Brian Lara Cricket (E) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x9A5C, 0x2005, // Brian Lara Cricket 96 (E) (Rev 1.0) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0xC4EE, 0x2005, // Brian Lara Cricket 96 (E) (Rev 1.1) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x7E50, 0x805, // Micro Machines 2 (E) (J-Cart) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x165E, 0x805, // Micro Machines '96 (E) (J-Cart) (Rev 1.0/1.1) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x168B, 0x405, // Micro Machines Military (E) (J-Cart) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
0x12C1, 0x2005, // Shane Warne Cricket (E) [NO HEADER SAVE DATA]
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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};
byte eepcount = (sizeof(eepid) / sizeof(eepid[0])) / 2;
byte index;
word eepdata;
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// CD BACKUP RAM
unsigned long bramSize = 0;
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/******************************************
Menu
*****************************************/
// MD menu items
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static const char MDMenuItem1[] PROGMEM = "Game Cartridge";
static const char MDMenuItem2[] PROGMEM = "SegaCD RamCart";
static const char MDMenuItem3[] PROGMEM = "Flash Repro";
static const char MDMenuItem4[] PROGMEM = "Reset";
static const char* const menuOptionsMD[] PROGMEM = {MDMenuItem1, MDMenuItem2, MDMenuItem3, MDMenuItem4};
// Cart menu items
static const char MDCartMenuItem1[] PROGMEM = "Read Rom";
static const char MDCartMenuItem2[] PROGMEM = "Read Sram";
static const char MDCartMenuItem3[] PROGMEM = "Write Sram";
static const char MDCartMenuItem4[] PROGMEM = "Read EEPROM";
static const char MDCartMenuItem5[] PROGMEM = "Write EEPROM";
static const char MDCartMenuItem6[] PROGMEM = "Reset";
static const char* const menuOptionsMDCart[] PROGMEM = {MDCartMenuItem1, MDCartMenuItem2, MDCartMenuItem3, MDCartMenuItem4, MDCartMenuItem5, MDCartMenuItem6};
// Sega CD Ram Backup Cartridge menu items
static const char SCDMenuItem1[] PROGMEM = "Read Backup RAM";
static const char SCDMenuItem2[] PROGMEM = "Write Backup RAM";
static const char SCDMenuItem3[] PROGMEM = "Reset";
static const char* const menuOptionsSCD[] PROGMEM = {SCDMenuItem1, SCDMenuItem2, SCDMenuItem3};
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// Sega start menu
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void mdMenu() {
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// create menu with title and 4 options to choose from
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unsigned char mdDev;
// Copy menuOptions out of progmem
convertPgm(menuOptionsMD, 4);
mdDev = question_box(F("Select MD device"), menuOptions, 4, 0);
// wait for user choice to come back from the question box menu
switch (mdDev)
{
case 0:
display_Clear();
display_Update();
setup_MD();
mode = mode_MD_Cart;
break;
case 1:
display_Clear();
display_Update();
setup_MD();
mode = mode_SEGA_CD;
break;
case 2:
display_Clear();
display_Update();
setup_MD();
mode = mode_MD_Cart;
// Change working dir to root
filePath[0] = '\0';
sd.chdir("/");
fileBrowser(F("Select file"));
display_Clear();
// Setting CS(PH3) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3);
// ID flash
resetFlash_MD();
idFlash_MD();
resetFlash_MD();
print_Msg(F("Flash ID: "));
println_Msg(flashid);
if (strcmp(flashid, "C2F1") == 0) {
println_Msg(F("MX29F1610 detected"));
flashSize = 2097152;
}
else {
print_Error(F("Error: Unknown flashrom"), true);
}
display_Update();
eraseFlash_MD();
resetFlash_MD();
blankcheck_MD();
write29F1610_MD();
resetFlash_MD();
delay(1000);
resetFlash_MD();
delay(1000);
verifyFlash_MD();
// Set CS(PH3) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 3);
println_Msg(F(""));
println_Msg(F("Press Button..."));
display_Update();
wait();
break;
case 3:
resetArduino();
break;
}
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}
V3.5 Change Menu and add Sega CD Ram Cart Thanks to skaman for the Sega CD Ram Cart code. Writes to the Sega CD Backup RAM Cart require an extra wire from MRES (B02) to VRES (B27).
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void mdCartMenu() {
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// create menu with title and 6 options to choose from
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unsigned char mainMenu;
// Copy menuOptions out of progmem
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convertPgm(menuOptionsMDCart, 6);
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mainMenu = question_box(F("MEGA DRIVE Reader"), menuOptions, 6, 0);
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// wait for user choice to come back from the question box menu
switch (mainMenu)
{
case 0:
display_Clear();
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// common ROM read fail state: no cart inserted - tends to report impossibly large cartSize
// largest known game so far is supposedly "Paprium" at 10MB, so cap sanity check at 16MB
if (cartSize != 0 && cartSize <= 16777216) {
// Change working dir to root
sd.chdir("/");
readROM_MD();
//compare_checksum_MD();
}
else {
print_Error(F("Cart has no ROM"), false);
}
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break;
case 1:
display_Clear();
// Does cartridge have SRAM
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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if ((saveType == 1) || (saveType == 2) || (saveType == 3)) {
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// Change working dir to root
sd.chdir("/");
println_Msg(F("Reading Sram..."));
display_Update();
enableSram_MD(1);
readSram_MD();
enableSram_MD(0);
}
else {
print_Error(F("Cart has no Sram"), false);
}
break;
case 2:
display_Clear();
// Does cartridge have SRAM
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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if ((saveType == 1) || (saveType == 2) || (saveType == 3)) {
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// Change working dir to root
sd.chdir("/");
// Launch file browser
strings_to_flash: conserve ~ 800 byte SRAM by putting menu strings in progmem. Free bytes now: ~ 4000
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fileBrowser(F("Select srm file"));
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display_Clear();
enableSram_MD(1);
writeSram_MD();
writeErrors = verifySram_MD();
enableSram_MD(0);
if (writeErrors == 0) {
println_Msg(F("Sram verified OK"));
display_Update();
}
else {
print_Msg(F("Error: "));
print_Msg(writeErrors);
println_Msg(F(" bytes "));
print_Error(F("did not verify."), false);
}
}
else {
print_Error(F("Cart has no Sram"), false);
}
break;
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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case 3:
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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display_Clear();
if (saveType == 4)
readEEP_MD();
else {
print_Error(F("Cart has no EEPROM"), false);
}
break;
case 4:
display_Clear();
if (saveType == 4) {
// Launch file browser
strings_to_flash: conserve ~ 800 byte SRAM by putting menu strings in progmem. Free bytes now: ~ 4000
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fileBrowser(F("Select eep file"));
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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display_Clear();
writeEEP_MD();
}
else {
print_Error(F("Cart has no EEPROM"), false);
}
break;
case 5:
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// Reset
resetArduino();
break;
}
println_Msg(F(""));
println_Msg(F("Press Button..."));
display_Update();
wait();
}
void segaCDMenu() {
// create menu with title and 3 options to choose from
unsigned char scdMenu;
// Copy menuOptions out of progmem
convertPgm(menuOptionsSCD, 3);
scdMenu = question_box(F("SEGA CD RAM"), menuOptions, 3, 0);
// wait for user choice to come back from the question box menu
switch (scdMenu)
{
case 0:
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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display_Clear();
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if (bramSize > 0)
readBram_MD();
else {
print_Error(F("Not CD Backup RAM Cart"), false);
}
break;
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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case 1:
display_Clear();
if (bramSize > 0) {
// Launch file browser
fileBrowser(F("Select brm file"));
display_Clear();
writeBram_MD();
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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}
else {
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print_Error(F("Not CD Backup RAM Cart"), false);
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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}
break;
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case 2:
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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// Reset
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asm volatile (" jmp 0");
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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break;
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}
println_Msg(F(""));
println_Msg(F("Press Button..."));
display_Update();
wait();
}
/******************************************
Setup
*****************************************/
void setup_MD() {
// Set Address Pins to Output
//A0-A7
DDRF = 0xFF;
//A8-A15
DDRK = 0xFF;
//A16-A23
DDRL = 0xFF;
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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// Set Control Pins to Output RST(PH0) CLK(PH1) CS(PH3) WRH(PH4) WRL(PH5) OE(PH6)
DDRH |= (1 << 0) | (1 << 1) | (1 << 3) | (1 << 4) | (1 << 5) | (1 << 6);
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// Set TIME(PJ0) to Output
DDRJ |= (1 << 0);
// Set Data Pins (D0-D15) to Input
DDRC = 0x00;
DDRA = 0x00;
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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// Setting RST(PH0) CLK(PH1) CS(PH3) WRH(PH4) WRL(PH5) OE(PH6) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 0) | (1 << 1) | (1 << 3) | (1 << 4) | (1 << 5) | (1 << 6);
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// Setting TIME(PJ0) HIGH
PORTJ |= (1 << 0);
delay(200);
// Print all the info
getCartInfo_MD();
}
/******************************************
I/O Functions
*****************************************/
/******************************************
Low level functions
*****************************************/
void writeWord_MD(unsigned long myAddress, word myData) {
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
PORTC = myData;
PORTA = (myData >> 8) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
// Wait till output is stable
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Switch WR(PH5) to LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 5);
// Setting CS(PH3) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3);
// Leave WR low for at least 200ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Setting CS(PH3) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 3);
// Switch WR(PH5) to HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 5);
// Leave WR high for at least 50ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
}
word readWord_MD(unsigned long myAddress) {
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
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NOP;
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// Setting CS(PH3) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3);
// Setting OE(PH6) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 6);
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// most MD ROMs are 200ns, comparable to SNES > use similar access delay of 6 x 62.5 = 375ns
NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP;
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// Read
word tempWord = ( ( PINA & 0xFF ) << 8 ) | ( PINC & 0xFF );
// Setting CS(PH3) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 3);
// Setting OE(PH6) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 6);
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// these 6x nop delays have been here before, unknown what they mean
NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP;
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return tempWord;
}
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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void writeFlash_MD(unsigned long myAddress, word myData) {
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
PORTC = myData;
PORTA = (myData >> 8) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
// Wait till output is stable
__asm__("nop\n\t");
// Switch WE(PH5) to LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 5);
// Leave WE low for at least 60ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Switch WE(PH5)to HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 5);
// Leave WE high for at least 50ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
}
word readFlash_MD(unsigned long myAddress) {
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
__asm__("nop\n\t");
// Setting OE(PH6) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 6);
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Read
word tempWord = ( ( PINA & 0xFF ) << 8 ) | ( PINC & 0xFF );
__asm__("nop\n\t");
// Setting OE(PH6) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 6);
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
return tempWord;
}
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// Switch data pins to write
void dataOut_MD() {
DDRC = 0xFF;
DDRA = 0xFF;
}
// Switch data pins to read
void dataIn_MD() {
DDRC = 0x00;
DDRA = 0x00;
}
/******************************************
MEGA DRIVE functions
*****************************************/
void getCartInfo_MD() {
// Set control
dataIn_MD();
cartSize = ((long(readWord_MD(0xD2)) << 16) | readWord_MD(0xD3)) + 1;
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MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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// Cart Checksum
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chksum = readWord_MD(0xC7);
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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// Super Street Fighter 2 Check
if (cartSize == 0x400000) {
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switch (chksum) {
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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case 0xCE25: // Super Street Fighter 2 (J) 40Mbit
case 0xE41D: // Super Street Fighter 2 (E) 40Mbit
case 0xE017: // Super Street Fighter 2 (U) 40Mbit
cartSize = 0x500000;
break;
}
}
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MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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// Serial EEPROM Check
for (int i = 0; i < eepcount; i++) {
index = i * 2;
word eepcheck = pgm_read_word(eepid + index);
if (eepcheck == chksum) {
eepdata = pgm_read_word(eepid + index + 1);
eepType = eepdata & 0x7;
eepSize = eepdata & 0xFFF8;
saveType = 4; // SERIAL EEPROM
break;
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}
}
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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// Greatest Heavyweights of the Ring (J) has blank chksum 0x0000
// Other non-save carts might have the same blank chksum
// Check header for Serial EEPROM Data
if (chksum == 0x0000) {
if (readWord_MD(0xD9) != 0xE840) { // NOT SERIAL EEPROM
eepType = 0;
eepSize = 0;
saveType = 0;
}
}
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// Codemasters EEPROM Check
// Codemasters used the same incorrect header across multiple carts
// Carts with checksum 0x165E or 0x168B could be EEPROM or non-EEPROM
// Check the first DWORD in ROM (0x444E4C44) to identify the EEPROM carts
if ((chksum == 0x165E) || (chksum == 0x168B)) {
if (readWord_MD(0x00) != 0x444E) { // NOT SERIAL EEPROM
eepType = 0;
eepSize = 0;
saveType = 0;
}
}
V3.5 Change Menu and add Sega CD Ram Cart Thanks to skaman for the Sega CD Ram Cart code. Writes to the Sega CD Backup RAM Cart require an extra wire from MRES (B02) to VRES (B27).
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// CD Backup RAM Cart Check
// 4 = 128KB (2045 Blocks) Sega CD Backup RAM Cart
// 6 = 512KB (8189 Blocks) Ultra CD Backup RAM Cart (Aftermarket)
word bramCheck = readWord_MD(0x00);
if (((bramCheck == 0x0004) && (chksum == 0x0004)) || ((bramCheck == 0x0006) && (chksum == 0x0006)))
bramSize = pow(2, bramCheck) * 0x2000;
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if (saveType != 4) { // NOT SERIAL EEPROM
// Check if cart has sram
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saveType = 0;
sramSize = 0;
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// FIXED CODE FOR SRAM/FRAM/PARALLEL EEPROM
// 0x5241F820 SRAM (ODD BYTES/EVEN BYTES)
// 0x5241F840 PARALLEL EEPROM - READ AS SRAM
// 0x5241E020 SRAM (BOTH BYTES)
if (readWord_MD(0xD8) == 0x5241) {
word sramType = readWord_MD(0xD9);
if ((sramType == 0xF820) || (sramType == 0xF840)) { // SRAM/FRAM ODD/EVEN BYTES
// Get sram start and end
sramBase = ((long(readWord_MD(0xDA)) << 16) | readWord_MD(0xDB));
sramEnd = ((long(readWord_MD(0xDC)) << 16) | readWord_MD(0xDD));
// Check alignment of sram
if ((sramBase == 0x200001) || (sramBase == 0x300001)) { // ADDED 0x300001 FOR HARDBALL '95 (U)
// low byte
saveType = 1; // ODD
sramSize = (sramEnd - sramBase + 2) / 2;
// Right shift sram base address so [A21] is set to high 0x200000 = 0b001[0]00000000000000000000
sramBase = sramBase >> 1;
}
else if (sramBase == 0x200000) {
// high byte
saveType = 2; // EVEN
sramSize = (sramEnd - sramBase + 1) / 2;
// Right shift sram base address so [A21] is set to high 0x200000 = 0b001[0]00000000000000000000
sramBase = sramBase / 2;
}
else
print_Error(F("Unknown Sram Base"), true);
}
else if (sramType == 0xE020) { // SRAM BOTH BYTES
// Get sram start and end
sramBase = ((long(readWord_MD(0xDA)) << 16) | readWord_MD(0xDB));
sramEnd = ((long(readWord_MD(0xDC)) << 16) | readWord_MD(0xDD));
if (sramBase == 0x200001) {
saveType = 3; // BOTH
sramSize = sramEnd - sramBase + 2;
sramBase = sramBase >> 1;
}
else if (sramBase == 0x200000) {
saveType = 3; // BOTH
sramSize = sramEnd - sramBase + 1;
sramBase = sramBase >> 1;
}
else
print_Error(F("Unknown Sram Base"), true);
}
}
else {
// SRAM CARTS WITH BAD/MISSING HEADER SAVE DATA
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switch (chksum) {
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case 0xC2DB: // Winter Challenge (UE)
saveType = 1; // ODD
sramBase = 0x200001;
sramEnd = 0x200FFF;
break;
case 0xD7B6: // Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday (UE)
case 0xFE3E: // NBA Live '98 (U)
case 0xFDAD: // NFL '94 starring Joe Montana (U)
case 0x632E: // PGA Tour Golf (UE) (Rev 1)
case 0xD2BA: // PGA Tour Golf (UE) (Rev 2)
case 0x44FE: // Super Hydlide (J)
saveType = 1; // ODD
sramBase = 0x200001;
sramEnd = 0x203FFF;
break;
case 0xDB5E: // Might & Magic: Gates to Another World (UE) (Rev 1)
case 0x3428: // Starflight (UE) (Rev 0)
case 0x43EE: // Starflight (UE) (Rev 1)
saveType = 3; // BOTH
sramBase = 0x200001;
sramEnd = 0x207FFF;
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break;
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case 0xBF72: // College Football USA '96 (U)
case 0x72EF: // FIFA Soccer '97 (UE)
case 0xD723: // Hardball III (U)
case 0x06C1: // Madden NFL '98 (U)
case 0xDB17: // NHL '96 (UE)
case 0x5B3A: // NHL '98 (U)
case 0x2CF2: // NFL Sports Talk Football '93 starring Joe Montana (UE)
case 0xE9B1: // Summer Challenge (U)
case 0xEEE8: // Test Drive II: The Duel (U)
saveType = 1; // ODD
sramBase = 0x200001;
sramEnd = 0x20FFFF;
break;
}
if (saveType == 1) {
sramSize = (sramEnd - sramBase + 2) / 2;
sramBase = sramBase >> 1;
}
else if (saveType == 3) {
sramSize = sramEnd - sramBase + 2;
sramBase = sramBase >> 1;
}
}
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}
// Get name
for (byte c = 0; c < 48; c += 2) {
// split word
word myWord = readWord_MD((0x150 + c) / 2);
byte loByte = myWord & 0xFF;
byte hiByte = myWord >> 8;
// write to buffer
sdBuffer[c] = hiByte;
sdBuffer[c + 1] = loByte;
}
byte myLength = 0;
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 48; i++) {
if (((char(sdBuffer[i]) >= 48 && char(sdBuffer[i]) <= 57) || (char(sdBuffer[i]) >= 65 && char(sdBuffer[i]) <= 122)) && myLength < 15) {
romName[myLength] = char(sdBuffer[i]);
myLength++;
}
}
display_Clear();
println_Msg(F("Cart Info"));
println_Msg(F(" "));
print_Msg(F("Name: "));
println_Msg(romName);
print_Msg(F("Size: "));
print_Msg(cartSize * 8 / 1024 / 1024 );
println_Msg(F(" MBit"));
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print_Msg(F("ChkS: "));
print_Msg((chksum >> 8), HEX);
print_Msg((chksum & 0x00ff), HEX);
println_Msg(F(""));
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if (saveType == 4) {
print_Msg(F("Serial EEPROM: "));
print_Msg(eepSize * 8 / 1024);
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println_Msg(F(" KBit"));
}
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else {
print_Msg(F("Sram: "));
if (sramSize > 0) {
print_Msg(sramSize * 8 / 1024);
println_Msg(F(" KBit"));
}
else
println_Msg(F("None"));
}
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println_Msg(F(" "));
// Wait for user input
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#ifdef enable_OLED
println_Msg(F("Press Button..."));
display_Update();
wait();
#endif
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}
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void writeSSF2Map(unsigned long myAddress, word myData) {
dataOut_MD();
// Set TIME(PJ0) HIGH
PORTJ |= (1 << 0);
// 0x50987E * 2 = 0xA130FD Bank 6 (0x300000-0x37FFFF)
// 0x50987F * 2 = 0xA130FF Bank 7 (0x380000-0x3FFFFF)
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTC = myData;
PORTA = (myData >> 8) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
// Wait till output is stable
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Strobe TIME(PJ0) LOW to latch the data
PORTJ &= ~(1 << 0);
// Switch WR(PH5) to LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 5);
// Leave WR low for at least 200ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Switch WR(PH5) to HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 5);
// Set TIME(PJ0) HIGH
PORTJ |= (1 << 0);
dataIn_MD();
}
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// Read rom and save to the SD card
void readROM_MD() {
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// Checksum
uint16_t calcCKS = 0;
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// Set control
dataIn_MD();
// Get name, add extension and convert to char array for sd lib
strcpy(fileName, romName);
strcat(fileName, ".MD");
// create a new folder
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EEPROM_readAnything(0, foldern);
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sprintf(folder, "MD/ROM/%s/%d", romName, foldern);
sd.mkdir(folder, true);
sd.chdir(folder);
display_Clear();
print_Msg(F("Saving to "));
print_Msg(folder);
println_Msg(F("/..."));
display_Update();
// write new folder number back to eeprom
foldern = foldern + 1;
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EEPROM_writeAnything(0, foldern);
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// Open file on sd card
if (!myFile.open(fileName, O_RDWR | O_CREAT)) {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
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byte buffer[1024] = { 0 };
// get current time
unsigned long startTime = millis();
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// Prepare SSF2 Banks
if (cartSize > 0x400000) {
writeSSF2Map(0x50987E, 6); // 0xA130FD
writeSSF2Map(0x50987F, 7); // 0xA130FF
}
byte offsetSSF2Bank = 0;
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word d = 0;
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//Initialize progress bar
uint32_t processedProgressBar = 0;
uint32_t totalProgressBar = (uint32_t)(cartSize);
draw_progressbar(0, totalProgressBar);
for (unsigned long currBuffer = 0; currBuffer < cartSize / 2; currBuffer += 512) {
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// Blink led
if (currBuffer % 16384 == 0)
PORTB ^= (1 << 4);
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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if (currBuffer == 0x200000) {
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writeSSF2Map(0x50987E, 8); // 0xA130FD
offsetSSF2Bank = 1;
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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}
else if (currBuffer == 0x240000) {
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writeSSF2Map(0x50987F, 9); // 0xA130FF
offsetSSF2Bank = 1;
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}
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d = 0;
for (int currWord = 0; currWord < 512; currWord++) {
unsigned long myAddress = currBuffer + currWord - (offsetSSF2Bank * 0x80000);
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
NOP;
// Setting CS(PH3) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3);
// Setting OE(PH6) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 6);
// most MD ROMs are 200ns, comparable to SNES > use similar access delay of 6 x 62.5 = 375ns
NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP; NOP;
// Read
buffer[d] = PINA;
buffer[d + 1] = PINC;
// Setting CS(PH3) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 3);
// Setting OE(PH6) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 6);
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// Skip first 256 words
if (((currBuffer == 0) && (currWord >= 256)) || (currBuffer > 0)) {
calcCKS += ((buffer[d] << 8) | buffer[d + 1]);
}
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d += 2;
}
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myFile.write(buffer, 1024);
// update progress bar
processedProgressBar += 1024;
draw_progressbar(processedProgressBar, totalProgressBar);
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}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
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// Reset SSF2 Banks
if (cartSize > 0x400000) {
writeSSF2Map(0x50987E, 6); // 0xA130FD
writeSSF2Map(0x50987F, 7); // 0xA130FF
}
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// print elapsed time
print_Msg(F("Time elapsed: "));
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print_Msg((millis() - startTime) / 1000);
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println_Msg(F("s"));
display_Update();
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// print Checksum
if (chksum == calcCKS) {
println_Msg(F("Checksum OK"));
display_Update();
}
else {
print_Msg(F("Checksum Error: "));
char calcsumStr[5];
sprintf(calcsumStr, "%04X", calcCKS);
println_Msg(calcsumStr);
print_Error(F(""), false);
display_Update();
}
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}
/******************************************
SRAM functions
*****************************************/
// Sonic 3 sram enable
void enableSram_MD(boolean enableSram) {
dataOut_MD();
// Set D0 to either 1(enable SRAM) or 0(enable ROM)
PORTC = enableSram;
// Strobe TIME(PJ0) LOW to latch the data
PORTJ &= ~(1 << 0);
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Set TIME(PJ0) HIGH
PORTJ |= (1 << 0);
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
dataIn_MD();
}
// Write sram to cartridge
void writeSram_MD() {
dataOut_MD();
// Create filepath
sprintf(filePath, "%s/%s", filePath, fileName);
println_Msg(F("Writing..."));
println_Msg(filePath);
display_Update();
// Open file on sd card
if (myFile.open(filePath, O_READ)) {
// Write to the lower byte
if (saveType == 1) {
for (unsigned long currByte = sramBase; currByte < sramBase + sramSize; currByte++) {
writeWord_MD(currByte, (myFile.read() & 0xFF));
}
}
// Write to the upper byte
else if (saveType == 2) {
for (unsigned long currByte = sramBase; currByte < sramBase + sramSize; currByte++) {
writeWord_MD(currByte, ((myFile.read() << 8 ) & 0xFF));
}
}
else
print_Error(F("Unknown save type"), false);
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
println_Msg(F("Done"));
display_Update();
}
else {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
dataIn_MD();
}
// Read sram and save to the SD card
void readSram_MD() {
dataIn_MD();
// Get name, add extension and convert to char array for sd lib
strcpy(fileName, romName);
strcat(fileName, ".srm");
// create a new folder for the save file
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EEPROM_readAnything(0, foldern);
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sprintf(folder, "MD/SAVE/%s/%d", romName, foldern);
sd.mkdir(folder, true);
sd.chdir(folder);
// write new folder number back to eeprom
foldern = foldern + 1;
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EEPROM_writeAnything(0, foldern);
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// Open file on sd card
if (!myFile.open(fileName, O_RDWR | O_CREAT)) {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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for (unsigned long currBuffer = sramBase; currBuffer < sramBase + sramSize; currBuffer += 256) {
for (int currWord = 0; currWord < 256; currWord++) {
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word myWord = readWord_MD(currBuffer + currWord);
if (saveType == 2) {
// Only use the upper byte
sdBuffer[currWord] = (( myWord >> 8 ) & 0xFF);
}
else if (saveType == 1) {
// Only use the lower byte
sdBuffer[currWord] = (myWord & 0xFF);
}
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else { // saveType == 3 (BOTH)
sdBuffer[currWord * 2] = (( myWord >> 8 ) & 0xFF);
sdBuffer[(currWord * 2) + 1] = (myWord & 0xFF);
}
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}
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if (saveType == 3)
myFile.write(sdBuffer, 512);
else
myFile.write(sdBuffer, 256);
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}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
print_Msg(F("Saved to "));
print_Msg(folder);
println_Msg(F("/"));
display_Update();
}
unsigned long verifySram_MD() {
dataIn_MD();
writeErrors = 0;
// Open file on sd card
if (myFile.open(filePath, O_READ)) {
for (unsigned long currBuffer = sramBase; currBuffer < sramBase + sramSize; currBuffer += 512) {
for (int currWord = 0; currWord < 512; currWord++) {
word myWord = readWord_MD(currBuffer + currWord);
if (saveType == 2) {
// Only use the upper byte
sdBuffer[currWord] = (( myWord >> 8 ) & 0xFF);
}
else if (saveType == 1) {
// Only use the lower byte
sdBuffer[currWord] = (myWord & 0xFF);
}
}
// Check sdBuffer content against file on sd card
for (int i = 0; i < 512; i++) {
if (myFile.read() != sdBuffer[i]) {
writeErrors++;
}
}
}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
}
else {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
// Return 0 if verified ok, or number of errors
return writeErrors;
}
V2.3: Remove 16bit flash adapter menu If you're still using the old 16bit adapter(the one with the additional pins left and right on the snes cart edge) you can enable the menu again by changing one line in Cart_Reader.ino: // Enable 16bit flash adapter menu #define enable_flash16
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//******************************************
// Flashrom Functions
//******************************************
void resetFlash_MD() {
// Set data pins to output
dataOut_MD();
// Reset command sequence
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xaa);
writeFlash_MD(0x2aaa, 0x55);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xf0);
// Set data pins to input again
dataIn_MD();
}
void write29F1610_MD() {
// Create filepath
sprintf(filePath, "%s/%s", filePath, fileName);
print_Msg(F("Flashing file "));
print_Msg(filePath);
println_Msg(F("..."));
display_Update();
// Open file on sd card
if (myFile.open(filePath, O_READ)) {
// Get rom size from file
fileSize = myFile.fileSize();
if (fileSize > flashSize) {
print_Error(F("File size exceeds flash size."), true);
}
// Set data pins to output
dataOut_MD();
// Fill sdBuffer with 1 page at a time then write it repeat until all bytes are written
int d = 0;
for (unsigned long currByte = 0; currByte < fileSize / 2; currByte += 64) {
myFile.read(sdBuffer, 128);
// Blink led
if (currByte % 4096 == 0) {
PORTB ^= (1 << 4);
}
// Write command sequence
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xaa);
writeFlash_MD(0x2aaa, 0x55);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xa0);
// Write one full page at a time
for (byte c = 0; c < 64; c++) {
word currWord = ( ( sdBuffer[d] & 0xFF ) << 8 ) | ( sdBuffer[d + 1] & 0xFF );
writeFlash_MD(currByte + c, currWord);
d += 2;
}
d = 0;
// Check if write is complete
delayMicroseconds(100);
busyCheck_MD();
}
// Set data pins to input again
dataIn_MD();
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
}
else {
println_Msg(F("Can't open file"));
display_Update();
}
}
void idFlash_MD() {
// Set data pins to output
dataOut_MD();
// ID command sequence
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xaa);
writeFlash_MD(0x2aaa, 0x55);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0x90);
// Set data pins to input again
dataIn_MD();
// Read the two id bytes into a string
sprintf(flashid, "%02X%02X", readFlash_MD(0) & 0xFF, readFlash_MD(1) & 0xFF);
}
byte readStatusReg_MD() {
// Set data pins to output
dataOut_MD();
// Status reg command sequence
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xaa);
writeFlash_MD(0x2aaa, 0x55);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0x70);
// Set data pins to input again
dataIn_MD();
// Read the status register
byte statusReg = readFlash_MD(0);
return statusReg;
}
void eraseFlash_MD() {
// Set data pins to output
dataOut_MD();
// Erase command sequence
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xaa);
writeFlash_MD(0x2aaa, 0x55);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0x80);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0xaa);
writeFlash_MD(0x2aaa, 0x55);
writeFlash_MD(0x5555, 0x10);
// Set data pins to input again
dataIn_MD();
busyCheck_MD();
}
void blankcheck_MD() {
blank = 1;
for (unsigned long currByte = 0; currByte < flashSize / 2; currByte++) {
if (readFlash_MD(currByte) != 0xFFFF) {
currByte = flashSize / 2;
blank = 0;
}
if (currByte % 4096 == 0) {
PORTB ^= (1 << 4);
}
}
if (!blank) {
print_Error(F("Error: Not blank"), false);
}
}
void verifyFlash_MD() {
// Open file on sd card
if (myFile.open(filePath, O_READ)) {
// Get rom size from file
fileSize = myFile.fileSize();
if (fileSize > flashSize) {
print_Error(F("File size exceeds flash size."), true);
}
blank = 0;
word d = 0;
for (unsigned long currByte = 0; currByte < fileSize / 2; currByte += 256) {
if (currByte % 4096 == 0) {
PORTB ^= (1 << 4);
}
//fill sdBuffer
myFile.read(sdBuffer, 512);
for (int c = 0; c < 256; c++) {
word currWord = ((sdBuffer[d] << 8) | sdBuffer[d + 1]);
if (readFlash_MD(currByte + c) != currWord) {
blank++;
}
d += 2;
}
d = 0;
}
if (blank == 0) {
println_Msg(F("Flashrom verified OK"));
display_Update();
}
else {
print_Msg(F("Error: "));
print_Msg(blank);
println_Msg(F(" bytes "));
print_Error(F("did not verify."), false);
}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
}
else {
println_Msg(F("Can't open file"));
display_Update();
}
}
// Delay between write operations based on status register
void busyCheck_MD() {
// Set data pins to input
dataIn_MD();
// Read the status register
word statusReg = readFlash_MD(0);
while ((statusReg | 0xFF7F) != 0xFFFF) {
statusReg = readFlash_MD(0);
}
// Set data pins to output
dataOut_MD();
}
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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//******************************************
// EEPROM Functions
//******************************************
void EepromInit(byte eepmode) { // Acclaim Type 2
PORTF = 0x00; // ADDR A0-A7
PORTK = 0x00; // ADDR A8-A15
PORTL = 0x10; // ADDR A16-A23
PORTA = 0x00; // DATA D8-D15
PORTH |= (1 << 0); // /RES HIGH
PORTC = eepmode; // EEPROM Switch: 0 = Enable (Read EEPROM), 1 = Disable (Read ROM)
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3); // CE LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 4) & ~(1 << 5); // /UDSW + /LDSW LOW
PORTH |= (1 << 6); // OE HIGH
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
PORTH |= (1 << 4) | (1 << 5); // /UDSW + /LDSW HIGH
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
}
void writeWord_SDA(unsigned long myAddress, word myData) { /* D0 goes to /SDA when only /LWR is asserted */
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
PORTC = myData;
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3); // CE LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 5); // /LDSW LOW
PORTH |= (1 << 4); // /UDSW HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 6); // OE HIGH
if (eepSize > 0x100)
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
else
delayMicroseconds(100);
PORTH |= (1 << 5); // /LDSW HIGH
if (eepSize > 0x100)
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
else
delayMicroseconds(100);
}
void writeWord_SCL(unsigned long myAddress, word myData) { /* D0 goes to /SCL when only /UWR is asserted */
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
PORTC = myData;
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3); // CE LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 4); // /UDSW LOW
PORTH |= (1 << 5); // /LDSW HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 6); // OE HIGH
if (eepSize > 0x100)
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
else
delayMicroseconds(100);
PORTH |= (1 << 4); // /UDSW HIGH
if (eepSize > 0x100)
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
else
delayMicroseconds(100);
}
void writeWord_CM(unsigned long myAddress, word myData) { // Codemasters
PORTF = myAddress & 0xFF;
PORTK = (myAddress >> 8) & 0xFF;
PORTL = (myAddress >> 16) & 0xFF;
PORTC = myData;
PORTA = (myData >> 8) & 0xFF;
// Arduino running at 16Mhz -> one nop = 62.5ns
// Wait till output is stable
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Switch WR(PH4) to LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 4);
// Setting CS(PH3) LOW
PORTH &= ~(1 << 3);
// Pulse CLK(PH1)
PORTH ^= (1 << 1);
// Leave WR low for at least 200ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
// Pulse CLK(PH1)
PORTH ^= (1 << 1);
// Setting CS(PH3) HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 3);
// Switch WR(PH4) to HIGH
PORTH |= (1 << 4);
// Leave WR high for at least 50ns
__asm__("nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t""nop\n\t");
}
// EEPROM COMMANDS
void EepromStart() {
if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0xC0); // sda, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x40); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // START
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x03); // sda, scl high
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // START
}
else {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // START
}
}
void EepromSet0() {
if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x40); // sda low, scl high // 0
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high // 0
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
else {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high // 0
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
}
void EepromSet1() {
if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
V3.4: Add MD Checksum and autoformat all ino files
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writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0xC0); // sda high, scl high // 1
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
V3.4: Add MD Checksum and autoformat all ino files
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writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high // 1
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
else {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
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writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high // 1
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
}
void EepromDevice() { // 24C02+
EepromSet1();
EepromSet0();
EepromSet1();
EepromSet0();
}
void EepromSetDeviceAddress(word addrhi) { // 24C02+
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
if ((addrhi >> 2) & 0x1) // Bit is HIGH
EepromSet1();
else // Bit is LOW
EepromSet0();
addrhi <<= 1; // rotate to the next bit
}
}
void EepromStatus() { // ACK
byte eepStatus = 1;
if (eepType == 1) { // Acclaim Type 1
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
do {
dataIn_MD();
eepStatus = ((readWord_MD(0x100000) >> 1) & 0x1);
dataOut_MD();
delayMicroseconds(4);
}
while (eepStatus == 1);
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
}
else if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
do {
dataIn_MD();
eepStatus = (readWord_MD(0x100000) & 0x1);
dataOut_MD();
delayMicroseconds(4);
}
while (eepStatus == 1);
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
}
else if (eepType == 3) { // Capcom/Sega
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
do {
dataIn_MD();
eepStatus = (readWord_MD(0x100000) & 0x1);
dataOut_MD();
delayMicroseconds(4);
}
while (eepStatus == 1);
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0xC0); // sda high, scl high
do {
dataIn_MD();
eepStatus = ((readWord_MD(0x100000) >> 7) & 0x1);
dataOut_MD();
delayMicroseconds(4);
}
while (eepStatus == 1);
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
do {
dataIn_MD();
eepStatus = ((readWord_MD(0x1C0000) >> 7) & 0x1);
dataOut_MD();
delayMicroseconds(4);
}
while (eepStatus == 1);
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
}
}
void EepromReadMode() {
EepromSet1(); // READ
EepromStatus(); // ACK
}
void EepromWriteMode() {
EepromSet0(); // WRITE
EepromStatus(); // ACK
}
void EepromReadData() {
if (eepType == 1) { // Acclaim Type 1
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
dataIn_MD();
eepbit[i] = ((readWord_MD(0x100000) >> 1) & 0x1); // Read 0x100000 with Mask 0x1 (bit 1)
dataOut_MD();
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
}
}
else if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
dataIn_MD();
eepbit[i] = (readWord_MD(0x100000) & 0x1); // Read 0x100000 with Mask 0x1 (bit 0)
dataOut_MD();
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
}
}
else if (eepType == 3) { // Capcom/Sega
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
dataIn_MD();
eepbit[i] = (readWord_MD(0x100000) & 0x1); // Read 0x100000 with Mask 0x1 (bit 0)
dataOut_MD();
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
}
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0xC0); // sda high, scl high
dataIn_MD();
eepbit[i] = ((readWord_MD(0x100000) >> 7) & 0x1); // Read 0x100000 with Mask (bit 7)
dataOut_MD();
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
}
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
dataIn_MD();
eepbit[i] = ((readWord_MD(0x1C0000) >> 7) & 0x1); // Read 0x1C0000 with Mask 0x1 (bit 7)
dataOut_MD();
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
}
}
}
void EepromWriteData(byte data) {
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
if ((data >> 7) & 0x1) // Bit is HIGH
EepromSet1();
else // Bit is LOW
EepromSet0();
data <<= 1; // rotate to the next bit
}
EepromStatus(); // ACK
}
void EepromFinish() {
if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0xC0); // sda high, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
else {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda high, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
}
}
void EepromStop() {
if (eepType == 2) { // Acclaim Type 2
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x01); // scl high
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low
writeWord_SDA(0x100000, 0x00); // sda low
writeWord_SCL(0x100000, 0x00); // scl low // STOP
}
else if (eepType == 4) { // EA
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x40); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0xC0); // sda, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x80); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // STOP
}
else if (eepType == 5) { // Codemasters
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // sda low, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x03); // sda, scl high
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_CM(0x180000, 0x00); // STOP
}
else {
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // sda, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x02); // sda low, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x03); // sda, scl high
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x01); // sda high, scl low
writeWord_MD(0x100000, 0x00); // STOP
}
}
void EepromSetAddress(word address) {
if (eepSize > 0x80) { // 24C02+
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
if ((address >> 7) & 0x1) // Bit is HIGH
EepromSet1();
else // Bit is LOW
EepromSet0();
address <<= 1; // rotate to the next bit
}
EepromStatus(); // ACK
}
else { // 24C01
for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++) {
if ((address >> 6) & 0x1) // Bit is HIGH
EepromSet1();
else // Bit is LOW
EepromSet0();
address <<= 1; // rotate to the next bit
}
}
}
void readEepromByte(word address) {
addrhi = address >> 8;
addrlo = address & 0xFF;
dataOut_MD();
if (eepType == 2)
EepromInit(0); // Enable EEPROM
EepromStart(); // START
if (eepSize > 0x80) {
EepromDevice(); // DEVICE [1010]
if (eepSize > 0x800) { // MODE 3 [24C65]
EepromSetDeviceAddress(0);
EepromWriteMode();
EepromSetAddress(addrhi); // ADDR [A15..A8]
}
else { // MODE 2 [24C02/24C08/24C16]
EepromSetDeviceAddress(addrhi); // ADDR [A10..A8]
EepromWriteMode();
}
}
EepromSetAddress(addrlo);
if (eepSize > 0x80) {
EepromStart(); // START
EepromDevice(); // DEVICE [1010]
if (eepSize > 0x800) // MODE 3 [24C65]
EepromSetDeviceAddress(0);
else // MODE 2 [24C02/24C08/24C16]
EepromSetDeviceAddress(addrhi); // ADDR [A10..A8]
}
EepromReadMode();
EepromReadData();
EepromFinish();
EepromStop(); // STOP
if (eepType == 2)
EepromInit(1); // Disable EEPROM
// OR 8 bits into byte
eeptemp = eepbit[0] << 7 | eepbit[1] << 6 | eepbit[2] << 5 | eepbit[3] << 4 | eepbit[4] << 3 | eepbit[5] << 2 | eepbit[6] << 1 | eepbit[7];
sdBuffer[addrlo] = eeptemp;
}
void writeEepromByte(word address) {
addrhi = address >> 8;
addrlo = address & 0xFF;
eeptemp = sdBuffer[addrlo];
dataOut_MD();
if (eepType == 2)
EepromInit(0); // Enable EEPROM
EepromStart(); // START
if (eepSize > 0x80) {
EepromDevice(); // DEVICE [1010]
if (eepSize > 0x800) { // MODE 3 [24C65]
EepromSetDeviceAddress(0); // [A2-A0] = 000
EepromWriteMode(); // WRITE
EepromSetAddress(addrhi); // ADDR [A15-A8]
}
else { // MODE 2 [24C02/24C08/24C16]
EepromSetDeviceAddress(addrhi); // ADDR [A10-A8]
EepromWriteMode(); // WRITE
}
EepromSetAddress(addrlo);
}
else { // 24C01
EepromSetAddress(addrlo);
EepromWriteMode(); // WRITE
}
EepromWriteData(eeptemp);
EepromStop(); // STOP
if (eepType == 2)
EepromInit(1); // Disable EEPROM
}
// Read EEPROM and save to the SD card
void readEEP_MD() {
dataIn_MD();
// Get name, add extension and convert to char array for sd lib
strcpy(fileName, romName);
strcat(fileName, ".eep");
// create a new folder for the save file
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EEPROM_readAnything(0, foldern);
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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sd.chdir();
sprintf(folder, "MD/SAVE/%s/%d", romName, foldern);
sd.mkdir(folder, true);
sd.chdir(folder);
// write new folder number back to eeprom
foldern = foldern + 1;
Set eeprom location for folder number to 0 again
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EEPROM_writeAnything(0, foldern);
MD Sketch Improvements by skaman IMPROVEMENTS: Added read/write support for all Serial EEPROM cart types (Acclaim Type 1, Acclaim Type 2, Capcom, Codemasters, EA, and Sega). Capcom EEPROM code is untested but should work the same as Sega EEPROM code. Fixed SRAM code to handle all SRAM types. Added identification of SRAM carts that have bad headers. Added support for Super Street Fighter 2. WARNINGS: Serial EEPROM writes take time to complete. Serial EEPROM support was tested using Serial Output only. Support using the OLED Display might require some timing adjustment as display_Update() on Serial translates to delay(100). ADDITIONAL NOTES: I've included a save file for NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0. NBA Jam T.E. Rev 0 has faulty code that will erase the EEPROM when the cart is played on the console. The solution proposed by the publisher was to play the cart with two different sets of initials (XXX, NBA) to initialize the EEPROM. The included save file was created after doing this special initialization. My tests of the EEPROM show that it will still erase after the special initialization. I did some additional tests and found a potential solution. Write the included save file to the cart. Play the cart on the console as normal. Create new saves as needed. When done playing, HOLD THE RESET BUTTON DOWN BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OFF. YMMV.
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println_Msg(F("Reading..."));
display_Update();
// Open file on sd card
if (!myFile.open(fileName, O_RDWR | O_CREAT)) {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
if (eepSize > 0x100) { // 24C04+
for (word currByte = 0; currByte < eepSize; currByte += 256) {
print_Msg(F("*"));
display_Update();
for (int i = 0; i < 256; i++) {
readEepromByte(currByte + i);
}
myFile.write(sdBuffer, 256);
}
}
else { // 24C01/24C02
for (word currByte = 0; currByte < eepSize; currByte++) {
if ((currByte != 0) && ((currByte + 1) % 16 == 0)) {
print_Msg(F("*"));
display_Update();
}
readEepromByte(currByte);
}
myFile.write(sdBuffer, eepSize);
}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
println_Msg(F(""));
display_Clear();
print_Msg(F("Saved to "));
print_Msg(folder);
display_Update();
}
void writeEEP_MD() {
dataOut_MD();
// Create filepath
sprintf(filePath, "%s/%s", filePath, fileName);
println_Msg(F("Writing..."));
println_Msg(filePath);
display_Update();
// Open file on sd card
if (myFile.open(filePath, O_READ)) {
if (eepSize > 0x100) { // 24C04+
for (word currByte = 0; currByte < eepSize; currByte += 256) {
myFile.read(sdBuffer, 256);
for (int i = 0; i < 256; i++) {
writeEepromByte(currByte + i);
delay(50); // DELAY NEEDED
}
print_Msg(F("."));
display_Update();
}
}
else { // 24C01/24C02
myFile.read(sdBuffer, eepSize);
for (word currByte = 0; currByte < eepSize; currByte++) {
writeEepromByte(currByte);
print_Msg(F("."));
if ((currByte != 0) && ((currByte + 1) % 64 == 0))
println_Msg(F(""));
display_Update(); // ON SERIAL = delay(100)
}
}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
println_Msg(F(""));
display_Clear();
println_Msg(F("Done"));
display_Update();
}
else {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
dataIn_MD();
}
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//******************************************
// CD Backup RAM Functions
//******************************************
void readBram_MD() {
dataIn_MD();
// Get name, add extension and convert to char array for sd lib
strcpy(fileName, "Cart.brm");
// create a new folder for the save file
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EEPROM_readAnything(0, foldern);
V3.5 Change Menu and add Sega CD Ram Cart Thanks to skaman for the Sega CD Ram Cart code. Writes to the Sega CD Backup RAM Cart require an extra wire from MRES (B02) to VRES (B27).
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sd.chdir();
sprintf(folder, "MD/RAM/%d", foldern);
sd.mkdir(folder, true);
sd.chdir(folder);
// write new folder number back to eeprom
foldern = foldern + 1;
Set eeprom location for folder number to 0 again
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EEPROM_writeAnything(0, foldern);
V3.5 Change Menu and add Sega CD Ram Cart Thanks to skaman for the Sega CD Ram Cart code. Writes to the Sega CD Backup RAM Cart require an extra wire from MRES (B02) to VRES (B27).
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println_Msg(F("Reading..."));
display_Update();
// Open file on sd card
if (!myFile.open(fileName, O_RDWR | O_CREAT)) {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
for (unsigned long currByte = 0; currByte < bramSize; currByte += 512) {
for (int i = 0; i < 512; i++) {
sdBuffer[i] = readWord_MD(0x300000 + currByte + i);
}
myFile.write(sdBuffer, 512);
}
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
println_Msg(F(""));
display_Clear();
print_Msg(F("Saved to "));
print_Msg(folder);
display_Update();
}
void writeBram_MD() {
dataOut_MD();
// Create filepath
sprintf(filePath, "%s/%s", filePath, fileName);
println_Msg(F("Writing..."));
println_Msg(filePath);
display_Update();
// Open file on sd card
if (myFile.open(filePath, O_READ)) {
// 0x700000-0x7FFFFF: Writes by /LWR latch D0; 1=RAM write enabled, 0=disabled
writeWord_MD(0x380000, 1); // Enable BRAM Writes
for (unsigned long currByte = 0; currByte < bramSize; currByte += 512) {
myFile.read(sdBuffer, 512);
for (int i = 0; i < 512; i++) {
writeWord_MD(0x300000 + currByte + i, sdBuffer[i]);
}
}
writeWord_MD(0x380000, 0); // Disable BRAM Writes
// Close the file:
myFile.close();
println_Msg(F(""));
display_Clear();
println_Msg(F("Done"));
display_Update();
}
else {
print_Error(F("SD Error"), true);
}
dataIn_MD();
}
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//******************************************
// End of File
V33A: Accidentally left 27C322 eprom menu enabled Eprom programming is still highly experimental and does not work 100% yet.
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//******************************************
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