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Re: VMU i/o pins

I've left the hardware questions for those who're more knowledable in
that area...

> And one last question: I heard Sega was going to release the VMU
devving
> stuff to the public. Anyone has any info on when exactly?

Well, the current problem is that the VM dev tools weren't made in
house by sega, and so they're having to negotiate with the authors
(which seems to be taking a while, and possibly may never get
resolved)

However, the freeware tools made by marcus, john et al, are very good
(and the new directx port of softvms contains a debugger, which will
be handy), so the main push is to get sega to release all the VMU
programming documentation (which would let us make the tools more
correct and compatible, and would also allow for much better games!)

I'm sorry I can't be more specific, but why not read it for yourself
through the vmu-dev list archive on the web (url in the email footer)




Mon Sep 11, 2000 8:27 am

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Hello ppl, Does anyone know if the big 144-pin Potatoe-IC inside the VMU has some general purpose I/O-pins left? IN the memory map I saw some vague references...
Jeroen Domburg
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Sep 10, 2000
10:54 am

I've left the hardware questions for those who're more knowledable in that area... ... devving ... Well, the current problem is that the VM dev tools weren't...
Richard Munn (aka ben...
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Sep 11, 2000
8:28 am

... Why do you need them? Sounds like an interesting project... 6 bits of P1 are connected to the external connector, 3 configured as input, 3 configured as...
Soeren Gust
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Sep 15, 2000
7:22 pm

... Well, I do lots of stuff concerning microcontrollers and electronics, and I thought I might use the VMU for things like a tiny logic analyzer or scope. ......
Jeroen Domburg
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Sep 18, 2000
7:18 pm

... They are available on the external connector, but I doubt that they can be used as outputs, there is no P7DDR afaik. Soeren...
Soeren Gust
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Sep 19, 2000
6:05 pm

... I personally thing that someone should make a Lego Mindstorms style robot kit using a VM as the central controller. This would be very cool, and would be ...
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Sep 19, 2000
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