pcspeaker outports//inports ? How to
Hi gurus
need some help about making sounds with the pc speaker
maybe you could tell me how ? ore you have a link for me where i can read throuh ?
I remember that there are some strange ports outport and inport but i don´t know the exact hexa dezi
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thanks
nxo
http://www.ddj.com/ftp/1996/1996.05/directio.zip/TSTIO/TSTIO.C
all i had off hand.
basically you need to get very cozy with the intel 8254 PIT (programmable interutp timer) or atleast ports 0 and 2.
you need to then output the frequency of the sound to timer port2.
the freq is set in hertz, (the basis for a divsor is, 1193180hz, 4.77/4mhz)
the output value should be 1193180 / hz. (this of course gives you the cycle rate in seconds (or tiny fraction thereof), which is important, becuase the switcing is done by a timer)
out 43h, 0xb6 (10100110b)the reason for this (or more accuratly the meaning of the bits) is explained http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Sector/7256/tutor/MHEART.TXT
to turn the speaker on you need to binary or port 61h with 0x03
in al, 61h
or al, 0x03
out 61h, 0x03
to turn it off you clear those bits.
mov bl, 0x03
not bl
and al, bl
[edited by - Freidog on April 29, 2003 5:28:24 AM]
all i had off hand.
basically you need to get very cozy with the intel 8254 PIT (programmable interutp timer) or atleast ports 0 and 2.
you need to then output the frequency of the sound to timer port2.
the freq is set in hertz, (the basis for a divsor is, 1193180hz, 4.77/4mhz)
the output value should be 1193180 / hz. (this of course gives you the cycle rate in seconds (or tiny fraction thereof), which is important, becuase the switcing is done by a timer)
out 43h, 0xb6 (10100110b)the reason for this (or more accuratly the meaning of the bits) is explained http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Sector/7256/tutor/MHEART.TXT
to turn the speaker on you need to binary or port 61h with 0x03
in al, 61h
or al, 0x03
out 61h, 0x03
to turn it off you clear those bits.
mov bl, 0x03
not bl
and al, bl
[edited by - Freidog on April 29, 2003 5:28:24 AM]
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