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Slot Configuration
In this panel you can configure the core slot
layout. The slot layout determines how you can
map ROM machines into memory.
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Specifies
the type of computer you want to emulate.
You can choose between 11 different types
(the ColecoAdam type is not yet
implemented).
The MSX type is for a "normal"
MSX1 computer.
The other MSX types refer to MSX engines
used generally in the MSX2, MSX2+ and
Turbo-R machines :
- the T9769B is used in all
Panasonic MSX2+ machines
- the T9769C is used in the
MSXturboR machines
- most of the MSX2 computers use the S-3527
or the S-1985.
- Forte II is only for the
Brazilian arcade machine with the
Knightmare game
The VDP timing is different from one MSX
engine to another and the PSG sound is
different from the PSG on the MSX1
machines, as they include the Yamaha YM2149
chip instead of the General Instruments
AY-3-8910 chip.
SVI is a system that is very
close to the MSX1 system and concerns the
Spectravideo SVI-318 and SVI-328 machines.
ColecoVision and SG-1000
are consoles that are very close to the
MSX1 system, it's also the case of the SC-3000
and SF-7000 computers. |
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Slot Layout |
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Specifies
whether the four slots in the machine
shall be subslotted or not. |
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External Slots |
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Specifies
the slot where external slots will be
mapped.
The external slots are usually used for
game cartridges and are inserted in the
Cartridge menu.
If the selected slot is subslotted, the
subslot also needs to be defined. |
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