Pluto 6 Release Notes
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1. 9 2 17 ISSUE 1683 10 02 2006 cas oe adie gi a Dona ab Ere EUER 9 2 18 IssUE 17 28 02 2006 oerte ener ee pen eerte tee ora e pru E ses sec ves 9 2 19 ISSUE T7RT 25 0472006 assoc tue a oles saddens share 9 2 20 1550 1782 18 07 2006 eter aug ro qur cals Pus E x ep E o 10 2 21 ISSUE 18 22 11 2006 e ses sissies 055 rrr hy nesis NEES a an err ead ia VER ote 10 2 22 ISSUE 19 20 02 2007 i screen turno dees oe ts egre ob ee 10 2 23 lssUE20 25 04 2007 oo ee rt vine pig rtr rrr o s olen ding sid oe rye gnare Re etes 10 2 24 I5sUE 21 01 11 2007 oco ees sine heh er ern rhet Era Ole Rios ERU 10 2 25 WssuE 22 04 01 2008 eee eer rho E err RED hh ce taa ne nee sb sess wale Gets ea cities oa 11 2 26 dssUE23 09 02 2009 eere eee rante t eoa tua tr eras REN peret egregie breve EE e VI HER 11 3 INTERFACE LIBRARY 81 17292 12 3 1 ISSUE 45 27 701 2004 os sooo ee T sien cringe o ERE Ra EE UN E E a D us 12 3 2 ISSUE 4R2 05 10 2004 tse vaste ties on ee sro Sais die etes sip ere ae wie e sie dials ses 12 3 3 ISSUE 5 12 11 2004 i oce iit rtr rater mise erret ree e bow oe te pr iene 12 3 4 ISSUE R1 14 1 2005 wine eid pne e2. This new driver can only be used with a hardware library post 15r3 Please refer to the Pluto 6 Software Manual 80 17314 issue 7 for more details on how to use this new driver 3 7 Issue 7 18 11 2005 Bitmap loader driver Three functions added to library EnableAlphaBlending DisableAlphaBlending StatusAlphaBlending in order to load a bitmap image from Compact Flash with or without the Alpha Blending Bit set 3 8 Issue 7r1 05 12 2005 HSF driver Bug Fix Zeroing DMA buffers within the DMA interrupt causes the DMA interrupt to block lower level interrupt subroutines lamp flicker 3 9 Issue 7r2 13 02 2006 Heber internal release 3 10 Issue 8 21 11 2006 HSF driver Bug Fix The driver was reported to lose the sound on some occasions After investigation it was proved that under certain circumstances the DMA interrupt will return earlier and cause the state table to transit unconventionally A set of semaphores was added within the driver and the issue is now resolved Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 15 3 11 Issue 8r1 28 02 2007 HSF driver Bug Fix The driver was reported to cause sound clicks and pops at the end of the HSF file when played After investigation it was proved when a sound file of a specific file length is used it is possible for data to be read beyond the end of the file This extra data would then be decompressed to the DMA buffer as non silence causing an audible
3. An area called keepram was created at a different address range for each project Each project now backs up the sysram and idram into its own keepram area Data stored in these areas is no longer overwritten on system start up Security settings and secure area Fpga h and fpga c files were modified to use security settings from our libraries The refresh rate of the idram was also modified in order to secure a larger area of memory if necessary Interrupt levels Fpga c was modified to set the interrupt priority of the 10ms interrupt at the same level as the DUART priority This amendment stops video flicker when sound is played at the same time as video double buffering 6 3 New Issues of projects 12 11 2004 6 3 1 Existing projects The previously released demo and video projects have been re built against the latest issues of the library and re issued Demo Project 81 17269 7 Tests have been added to the demo project to test the E2ROM driver The interrupt mask values in the file config c have been updated to reflect changes in the driver code Video Project 81 17456 3 The interrupt mask values in the file config c have been updated to reflect changes in the driver code Boot Loader Project 81 17443 5 The interrupt mask values in the file config c have been updated to reflect changes in the driver code 6 3 2 New projects Pluto 6 demo project 2 81 17951 3 A new project has been added which demonstrate
4. 81 17315 XX ihdw libs hardware target 81 16616 XX iper libs peripherals target 81 16631 1 iint _ libs interface target 81 17292 XX icper libs customperipherals S target 81 17315 XX Ensure the linker script lnkdram x is targeting the latest hardware library vectors start libs hardware pluto6 81 16616 XX vectors o text vectors end Open a DOS prompt where your project lives and type the following commands touch c to update all the dependencies make to remake your current project using the latest libraries The following explanation assumes the development kit was installed in C neber Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 18 6 PROJECTS 6 1 Introduction Pluto 6 Development Kit was released on the 27 01 2004 At this time the versions of the libraries were 1 Hardware v9 2 Interface v4 3 Peripherals v7 The versions of the three projects provided with the development kit were 1 Bootloader v1 2 Demo v4 3 Video v1 6 2 First update 17 07 2004 6 2 1 Reason for changes For the last six months some of the technical support queries have involved important aspects of the Pluto 6 board such as Some modifications in order to achieve security settings Data backed up in the sysram or idram area being erased on startup Problems securing a large area of data in memory Problems working at high video resolution Problems while using
5. while 1 i Lamp LAMP LC1 LRO ON The order of operation within the driver was modified segment not turned off unnecessarily in order to remove the flicker 2 18 Issue 17 28 02 2006 Advanced video driver Advanced line functionalities using the Cremson registers added see documentation CalypsoAdvanceLine CalypsoSetLineProperties CalypsoAdvanceRectangle 2 19 Issue 17r1 25 04 2006 Advanced video driver Bug fix Function PutUnicodeStr Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 10 2 20 Issue 17r2 18 07 2006 Duart driver Bug fix General Error flag not cleared correctly This would be noticed in case of an overrun error 2 21 Issue 18 22 11 2006 HardReset function updated in order to write to the correct FPGA register Now a direct call to the HardReset function within our libraries will correctly reset the platform 2 22 Issue 19 20 02 2007 Advanced video driver Advanced line functions to draw lines without anti aliasing CalypsoAdvanceSetLineAntiAlias CalypsoAdvanceClearLineAntiAlias 2 23 Issue 20 25 04 2007 Device Manager New devices have been defined in the device list for ccTalk Device Drivers define CCTALKDEVICE 0x21 define CCTALKDRIVER 0x01 define CCTALKBILL 0x02 define CCTALKCOIN 0x03 define CCTALKHOPPER 0x04 2 24 Issue 21 01 11 2007 Support for Enhanced 2 stage security Functionality has been added to support an enhanced version of the Pluto 6 security Thi
6. E2 device on the Pluto 6 board This is a temporary fix until an E2 driver has been released 2 4 Issue 10r2 16 04 2004 Video driver Calypso 32 Timing fix to improve Cremson to video memory bandwidth The fix involves modifying register settings to optimise performance with 1551 42516400 SDRAMs For more information please refer to Pluto 6 Technical Bulletin Pluto 6 Calypso 32 Graphics Controller Limitations 80 17644 1 2 5 Issue 10r3 25 05 2004 Video driver 1 Bug fix in SaveBackground function to work properly with 16bit sprites 2 In LoadSprite function the mask created is only for an 8bit colour sprite One parameter was added to reflect the colour depth of the image and create a correct mask for 8bit or 16bit sprites according to this parameter 3 As the video driver is currently provided users need to create their own mask for their picture if they want to use transparency features with PutSprite function An API function CreateMask was implemented for all users to use the same function to create a mask To use a mask properly with PutSprite it should be created after the image in the video memory LONG CreateMask const UBYTE startaddr LONG offset LONG size LONG bytes per pixel Where the parameters are 1 Address of sprite image 2 Offset from start of video memory to beginning of mask 3 Size of sprite image to mask in bytes 4 160r 8 bit colour And the return value is the Offset from start of vide
7. Flash card Using the wav file header information the driver detects if compression has been applied For further information please refer to Issue 3 of the Pluto 6 Software User Manual 80 17314 3 4 Issue 5r1 14 1 2005 Windows Bitmap Loader Fix for problem of incorrectly transparent pixels The bitmap loader truncates 24 bit colour values to 15 bit An unwanted side effect is the conversion of near black pixels to black pixels r g b 0 which are transparent The fix prevents conversion of near black pixels to black pixels Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 13 3 5 Issue 6 28 6 2005 FAT32 driver The driver has been modified to take advantage of the Compact Flash writing capability added to the ATA driver in the hardware library Writing to files via the use of file descriptor structures is made possible by the modification of the following functions FILE DESCRIPTOR FileOpen const DEVICE dev BYTE filename FILE DESCRIPTOR file UBYTE mode This function is used as in the documentation except the following modes are now available READ ONLY READ OVERWRITE OVERWRITE ONLY The following functions have been added ULONG FilePutSector const DEVICE dev FILE DESCRIPTOR UWORD mem This function writes one sector of data to a file where dev is a pointer to ATADevice file is a pointer to a FILE DESCRIPTOR structure and mem is a pointer to the data to write to the file The FILE DESCRIPTOR structure file
8. Pluto 6 Development Kit is the current version at the time that the product was released Periodically the Heber Pluto 6 software will be revised The updated software can be downloaded from the Heber website www heber co uk It is recommended that you check the website and download the latest versions of the software drivers before starting game development If you experience problems with the software during same development please check the website to ensure that you are using the latest versions of the software This document provides information regarding changes made for each version of the software This document is updated after each release with a brief description of the problem that was identified From time to time when a better description is required Heber will include special notes on the problem side effects or code description For any further information or to report any problems with the software contact Heber Customer Support support heber co uk Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 6 2 HARDWARE LIBRARY 81 16616 2 1 Issue 9 27 01 2004 First Release 2 2 Issue 10 26 02 2004 Video driver Internal changes to SaveBackground function to work with 8 or 16 bit screen width Security feature Security files added to provide security functionality to Pluto 6 hardware library Function UnlockSecurity 2 3 Issue 10r1 09 03 2004 Mbus driver Mbus read and write functions can now be used to access the
9. configuration structures As a result every customer using the hardware library post 15r3 MUST update their current projects according to the details in section 5 5 of the current document Mandatory update for all projects using hardware library post 15r3 List of devices In order to use the new HSF driver a device was added in the hardware library Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 9 2 14 Issue 16 18 11 2005 Fpga Uart Driver Bug fix with handshake signals Creation of three functions statusfpuartCTS clearfpuartRTS setfpuartRTS to handle these signals RS485 Driver New driver written to enable or disable RS485 communication EnableRS485Tx DisableRS485Tx Lamp Driver Internal modifications to some functions These changes should not affect any customer Please contact Heber Customer Support support heber co uk if you are experiencing new problems with this driver 2 15 Issue 16r1 09 12 2005 Lamp Driver The functions deleted in issue 16 were restored since some customers are using the deleted functions 2 16 Issue 16r2 06 02 2006 PIC 18 Bug Fix The index provided to GetPIC18Log function was causing problems A test within the function was added and reports an error in case a wrong index is entered The documentation was modified to reflect changes 2 17 Issue 16r3 10 02 2006 Lamp Driver A flicker would occur when multiple fast call to the Lamp function is made For example
10. function was created void StopAudioChannel BYTE audioChannel This function silences any audio currently playing on the requested channel The differences to QuietChannel are does NOT close file rewinds file to start Some customers have reported in some occasions a non existing fault with the sound driver This fault is often described as a clicking noise at the end of the sample As described in the Pluto 6 software documentation a period of silence at the end of a sound sample or fading the sample is required with the Pluto 6 board When a sample stops playing the audio amplifier will return to a 0 volt crossing When a sample is played right after the voltage will then rise If a sample is stopped at a voltage gt 0 volts i e not silence the audio amp needs time to drop to 0 volts before a new sample is played If this time is not present the drop to 0 volts and subsequent rise in voltage when the new sample is played will result in an audible click 3 3 Issue 5 12 11 2004 Issue 5 is a major release for Issue 2 of the Pluto 6 Development Kit FAT32 driver Improvements have been made to the driver to reduce the amount of data placed on the stack during directory searching operations Sound driver The sound driver has been modified to recognise wav audio files that are encoded using both A Law and U Law compression Using U Law or A Law compressed audio reduces the time taken to load files from the Compact
11. video and sounds Most of the faults have been identified and successfully fixed by up issuing the hardware library Some fixes could only be implemented by modifying some important parameters directly into the project folders On the 19 07 2004 all projects are re issued and can be downloaded directly from the Heber website The versions of the three projects are currently 1 Bootloader v3 2 Demo v6 3 Video v2 It is mandatory before continuing development to carry out the following 1 When the development kit was released it came with a pre programmed Compact Flash card The Compact Flash cards contains by default 2 files video s19 demo s19 and 2 folders images audio Modify your Compact Flash card with latest s19 files coming from video project and demo project 2 Reprogram your flash memory U1 with the correct bootloader project For that you will need an EPROM programmer 3 Amend your current projects with following files from the demo project a fpga c and fpga h b lInkdram x 4 Amend your makefile to target latest libraries Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 19 6 2 2 Explanation of changes Sysram or idram erased on startup The memory map defined by the linker file in the bootloader project and any other video demo contains an overlapping area of memory where the idram and sysram should be backed up Each time the boot loader starts it erases the content of this common area in memory
12. 9 10 Development Kit Standard Demo Project 81 183753 5 Development Kit Dual Video Demo 81 17443 8 Standard Boot Loader Project 81 18328 4 Touchscreen Project 81 17951 5 Video Audio Project Document No 80 17739 Issue 15
13. HEBER Pluto 6 Release Notes Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Current Issue 19 06 09 Previous Issues 14 If your query is not covered in this Manual or you require further information please email Heber Customer Support support heber co uk The latest version of this document and other technical information can be found on the Heber website www heber co uk Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Copyright Heber Ltd 2009 All rights reserved This document and the information contained therein is the intellectual property of Heber Ltd and must not be disclosed to a third party without consent Copies may be made only if they are in full and unmodified The information contained in this document is believed to be accurate and reliable However Heber Ltd assumes no responsibility for its use and reserves the right to revise the documentation without notice Precise specifications may change without prior notice All trademarks are acknowledged HEBER LIMITED Belvedere Mill Chalford Stroud GL6 8NT UK Tel 44 0 1453 886000 Fax 44 0 1453 885013 Email support heber co uk Website www heber co uk Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page i CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION cccccccccecccccecscensecsseeseesseeseeeseeseeeseeeeeesseeseesseeseneseesens 5 2 HARDWARE LIBRARY 81 16616 6 2 1 ISSUE 9 27 01 2004 eene odere rante nid sind ue deine Buia
14. ILEINFO structure use a pointer to a FILE DESCRIPTOR instead BYTE PlaybackWavFile BYTE channel FILE DESCRIPTOR file Again this function is equivalent to PlaybackCachedWavFile except instead of passing a pointer to a WAVFILEINFO structure use a pointer to a FILE DESCRIPTOR instead Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 14 There are a set of guidelines for the usage of the new sound driver which should be followed for best results See Pluto 6 Technical Bulletin Streamed Sound Driver Recommended Usage 80 18329 3 6 Issue 6r4 27 9 2005 Heber sound format driver HSF audio driver The Heber Sound File audio driver is an alternative streaming sound driver which provides the capability to stream up to 4 channels of audio from a Compact Flash card The new driver supports a proprietary Heber audio format which has the following features The Heber Sound Files are pre processed header information has been reduced to a single length field The audio data is compressed using CCITT ULAW The files are a multiple of 512 bytes in size to ensure they do not cross sector boundaries on the Compact Flash card this reduces file reading complexity within the FAT32 driver Stereo samples are stored in separate HSF files The reason for these characteristics is to reduce the complexity of the driver and hence reduce CPU load file accesses within interrupt routines The simplicity of this driver will also increase reliability
15. Pop Blip or Click A test was added within the driver to check that the correct length of data is read and the issue is now resolved 3 12 Issue 9 15 08 2007 ccTalk driver Initial implementation of the ccTalk interface library including support for unencrypted coin and bill acceptors 3 13 Issue 9r1 09 02 2009 ccTalk driver Bug Fix There were a few compilation issues when certain ccTalk commands were included These issues have now been resolved in this release Rebuilt against issue 12 Peripherals Library and Issue 23 Hardware Library 3 14 Issue 9r2 18 06 2009 Rebuilt against issue 13 Peripherals Library and Issue 25 Hardware Library Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 16 4 PERIPHERALS LIBRARY 81 16631 4 1 Issue 7 27 01 2004 First Release 4 2 Issue 8 12 11 2004 Issue 8 is a major release for Issue 2 of the Pluto 6 Development Kit E2ROM Driver A driver has been added to the peripherals library that provides functions to access the 512 bytes E2PROM device that can be fitted into socket U7 on the Pluto 6 board For information on the driver and API functions please refer to Issue 3 of the Pluto 6 Software User Manual 80 17314 4 3 Issue 9 28 6 2005 This issue of the library has been built against the latest release 14r1 of the hardware library The latest release 6 of the interface library has dependencies on this issue number of the peripherals library Therefore this release should be
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17. must have been initialised by calling FileOpen using either READ OVERWRITE or OVERWRITE ONLY mode Only block sector oriented writing is supported In order to improve block oriented control over file access the following functions have been added ULONG FileSeekSector const DEVICE dev FILE DESCRIPTOR file ULONG sector offset This function moves the current file read write position where dev is a pointer to ATADevice file is a pointer to a FILE DESCRIPTOR structure and sector offset is the offset in sectors from the start of the file Zero is returned on success ULONG FileCurrentSector const DEVICE dev FILE DESCRIPTOR file This function returns the current read write position as an offset in sectors from the start of the file where dev is a pointer to ATADevice and file is a pointer to a FILE DESCRIPTOR structure Sound driver The sound driver has been modified to increase reliability Processing of sound samples is now spread across several 10ms interrupt service routines using a state machine The states are based around which channel to process in the current audio interrupt service routine Two new API functions have been added which use FILE DESCRIPTOR structures directly rather than WAVFILEINFO structures which reduces RAM usage when handling multiple sound samples BYTE SearchForWavFile BYTE filename FILE DESCRIPTOR file This function is equivalent to InitWavFile except instead of passing a pointer to a WAVF
18. o memory to end of mask 2 6 Issue 10r4 11 06 2004 DUART driver Functions RxAEmpty and RxBEmpty were using the transmit buffer pointer instead of the receive buffer pointers Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 7 Video driver BltBusy function now correctly returns 1 while the bit block transfer is in progress 2 7 Issue 10 5 15 06 2004 Internal Heber release 2 8 Issue 10r6 01 07 2004 General comments This release is a very important one as it involves modification to interrupt priority levels Anyone who updates their version of the hardware library to 10r6 or above needs to ensure that 1 fpga c and fpga h files from current project folder are identical to the one included in project a demo version 6 2 lnkdram x file from current project folder is identical to the one included in project a demo version 6 3 Modify your project makefile to target correct libraries lhdw libs hardware target 81 16616 10r6 ihdw _ libs hardware S target 81 16616 10r6 Video Driver Function BltBusy in some occasions doesn t return Function was amended to return all the time Method check display list continuously to see when display list gets emptied Internal driver Earlier versions of the hardware library were set to have the 10 ms interrupt on a higher level than the video interrupt In this case when playing sound in a double buffered loop a video flicker is created Modifications inv
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20. olve setting the 10ms interrupt and the DUART interrupt at the same level To achieve these changes the vector table was modified It is mandatory to update file fpga c to a newer version as described above Not modifying this file will lead in immediate failure of the board when trying to run your game 2 9 Issue 10r8 05 10 2004 ATA Driver Because of the variety of Compact Flash cards on the market a modification to the driver was required to avoid delay in data transfer caused by some cards Even though this change has improved the driver for some CF cards it is still highly recommended to test any brand of CF card before going to production of a game 2 10 Issue 11 12 11 2004 Issue 11 is a major release for Issue 2 of the Pluto 6 Development Kit Advanced Video Driver The Calypso32 Advanced Video Driver is included in this issue of the library For information on the driver and API functions please refer to Issue 3 of the Pluto 6 Software User Manual 80 17314 Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 8 2 11 Issue 11r1 19 11 2004 Multiplexed inputs driver When the TestDir function is called with an active high input e g TestDir IPO ACT1 true is always returned The function was amended to return the correct reading in this case 2 12 Issue 14r1 31 5 2005 ATA Driver Compact Flash write capability has been added to the ATA driver The following functions have been added ATASTS WriteSector con
21. s functionality requires an Enhanced Security CSD Security Driver A new security function has been added that takes a single start and end address This function is us ed for second stage security when using enhanced security Entry Code First stage security code has been added to the entry code A global flag has been added to enable users to disable or enable this functionality The flag should be set as follows 1 Enabled this is for enhanced security boot loaders 2 Disabled this is for project code and standard security boot loaders This implementation allows a single version of the hardware library to be used for all projects and boot loaders and to allow backwards compatibility with standard security projects Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 11 NOTE any projects built against issue 21 and above of the hardware library need to set the global flag to an appropriate value for the type of project The flag should be included in the project file config c as follows const ULONG SecurityFlag SECURITY_ENABLED and set to the appropriate value for the type project The following defined values need to set in the file config h at project level boot security define SECURITY_ENABLED 0x00000001 define SECURITY_DISABLED 0x00000000 The following line needs to be added to the file fpga c at project level BYTE const Xsec CRCCHECK 2 25 Issue 22 04 01 2008 PIC driver A finer level of granulari
22. s the use of the Advanced Video Driver and Audio API functions 6 4 Recommended update for all projects 24 1 2005 All projects need to be modified in order to ensure that the dram refresh rates are correct The DRAM configuration structure in the project fpga c file should contain the following DRAM Controller Module const DRAMCFG dram cfg 0x0025 DCRR DRAM CONTROLLER REFRESH REGISTER The DCRR controls the frequency of refresh requests Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 20 6 5 New Issues of projects 09 02 2009 6 5 1 Existing projects The projects listed below have been re built against the following issues of the libraries 6 5 1 1 Libraries Hardware Library 81 16616 23 Peripherals Library 81 16631 12 Customperipherals Library 81 17315 6 Interface Library 81 17292 9r1 6 5 1 2 Projects 81 17269 9 Development Kit Standard Demo Project Tests have been added to the demo project to test the fine granularity RTC 81 183753 4 Development Kit Dual Video Demo 81 17443 7 Standard Boot Loader Project 81 18328 3 Touchscreen Project 81 17951 4 Video Audio Project 6 6 New Issues of projects 18 06 2009 6 6 1 Existing projects The projects listed below have been re built against the following issues of the libraries 6 6 1 1 Libraries Hardware Library 81 16616 25 Peripherals Library 81 16631 13 Customperipherals Library 81 17315 8 Interface Library 81 17292 9r2 6 6 1 2 Projects 81 1726
23. st DEVICE dev ULONG lba UWORD buffer Where dev is a pointer to ATADevice lba is the logical block address to write to on the Compact Flash card and buffer is a pointer to the data to write The function returns ATA OK on success or BSY TIMEOUT on failure The function is intended to be used by the function FilePutSector in the updated FAT32 driver of the interface library 2 13 Issue 15r3 27 9 2005 Dual Video Driver The Pluto 6 Dual Video Driver software extends the capabilities of the Pluto 6 Software by providing support for Dual Video systems within the hardware library Pluto 6 boards with the part number 01 17802 have dual video capability and can be fitted with two Calypso 32 video boards Software support for dual video operation has been added to the existing Advanced Calypso Driver where all the API functions include a device parameter This identifies the video board to which the function refers Calypso32SomeFunction const DEVICE dev parameter list Where dev is one of the following amp Calypso32Plus Device Single video system amp Calypso32Dual0 Device Dual video system First board amp Calypso32Dual Device Dual video system Second board Please refer to the Pluto 6 Software Manual 80 17314 issue 7 for more details Dual video is handled by a separate vertical interrupt handler function for each board The appropriate handlers are assigned at driver installation using the function pointers passed via the
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25. ty has been added to the PIC real time clock RTC 1 100ths of a second as well as seconds since the Pluto 6 epoch may now be retrieved A new function GetPIC18TimeFine has been added to the PIC driver which accesses the fine grained RTC to retrieve an extended time value from the PIC When the hundredths are retrieved the value is populated in the P18TIME structure All existing PIC 18 API functions are still supported with CSD designs that implement the finer granularity RTC 2 26 Issue 23 09 02 2009 PIC driver RTC bug fixed that caused date corruption during leap year role over 2 27 Issue 25 21 05 2009 DUART driver Support added for the following Baud rates e 57600 e 115200 Please download version 13 of the Software User Manual 80 17314 and refer to the Serial Defined Values page Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 12 3 INTERFACE LIBRARY 81 17292 3 1 Issue 4 27 01 2004 First Release 3 2 Issue 4r2 05 10 2004 Sound driver Some issues have been identified and solved with this version of the interface layer e A distortion was audible when mixing audio samples e A distortion was audible when stopping and restarting a sound sample continuously e Random reduced speed playback e QuietChannel stops any currently playing WAV files on the specified audio channel as expected but also closes the sound file This behaviour is not expected and time consuming from a game developer s perspective so an extra
26. used with release issue 14r1 of the hardware library and release issue 6 of the interface library 4 4 Issue 9r1 27 9 2005 This issue of the library has been built against the latest releases of the hardware dual video and interface HSF driver libraries to ensure a correct dependency in between all Heber s libraries 4 5 Issue 10 27 9 2005 Touch Screen Driver Fix to handle problem with some ELO touch screens These sometimes transmit incomplete touch packets when in streaming mode causing errors in reported screen XY co ordinates 4 6 Issue 11 15 8 2007 ccTalk Driver An initial release of the ccTalk peripheral library including support for coin and bill acceptors 4 7 Issue 12 09 02 2009 Peripherals Library rebuilt against issue 23 of the Hardware Library 4 8 Issue 13 18 06 2009 Rebuilt against issue 25 of the Hardware Library Document No 80 17739 Issue 15 Page 17 5 UPDATING PLUTO 6 LIBRARIES After downloading the latest library copy the content of the zip file 10 C heber pluto6 libs hardware pluto6 81 16616 XX c neant Ge ieee acs 17292 XX QT ETT 16631 XX Os 17315 XX Where XX the current issue of the library Update your project makefile to target the correct libraries as follows lhdw libs hardware S target 81 166616 XX libs peripherals target 81 16631 XX lint libs interface target 81 17292 XX lcper libs customperipherals target
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