HARDWARE ManualSCSP User's Manual
SCSP User's Manual

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Chapter 1 Sound system configuration

Table 1.1 Sound memory mapping (overview)
Table 1.2 Initialization setting data after reset
Table 1.3 Reset Vector
Table 1.4 Interrupt vector table for sound CPU Table
Table 1.5 Register setting table

Chapter 4 SCSP Register

Table 4.1 Address map by slot
Table 4.2 Control registers by slot
Table 4.3 SCSP common control registers
Table 4.4 Sound data stack
Table 4.5 DSP control register
Table 4.6 DSP microprogram
Table 4.7 Buffer map in DSP
Table 4.16 Relationship between MDXSL / MDYSL and slots
Table 4.10 Maximum address displacement due to register settings
Table 4.18 TL, attenuation and waveform amplitude
Table 4.12 Real frequencies for cents
Table 4.13 FNS.OCT parameter table
Table 4.14 Oscillator frequency
Table 4.15 AM modulation waveform by LFO
Table 4.16 PM modulation waveform by LFO
Table 4.17 Degree of Amplitude Modulation and Frequency Modulation
Table 4.18 Relationship between the number of sources that can be input to IMXL and MIXS
Table 4.19 Mix stack register input levels
Table 4.20 D / A converter output level
Table 4.21 Localization data by DIPAN
Table 4.22 Sending level to D / A converter
Table 4.23 Localization data by EFPAN
Table 4.24 EFSDL, EFPAN register addresses corresponding to each EFREG, EXTS
Table 4.25 Memory capacity
Table 4.26 Timer A increment cycle
Table 4.27 Timer B increment cycle
Table 4.28 Timer C increment cycle
Table 4.29 Count period for TACTL, TBCTL, TCCTL settings
Table 4.30 Shortest interrupt time and longest interrupt time
Table 4.31 Interrupt register bit factors
Table 4.32 DMA transfer direction
Table 4.33 DMA transfer
Table 4.34 RBL and ring buffer length

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Chapter 1 Sound system configuration

Figure 1.1 Sound block

Chapter 2 Overview of SCSP

Figure 2.3 Reset sequence (operation sequence diagram)
Figure 2.4 Interrupt relationship
Figure 3.1 CD-DA route
Figure 2.1 SCSP chip block diagram

Chapter 3 SCSP Function

Figure 3.1 Access overview
Figure 3.2 Memory access priority

Chapter 4 SCSP Register

Figure 4.1 SCSP Memory Map (1906 Word)
Figure 4.2 KEY_ON and KEY_OFF functions
Figure 4.3 Relationship between block diagram and LFO related to noise generation
Figure 4.4 Loop types
Figure 4.5 Loop waveform
Figure 4.6 KEY_OFF during attack state transition
Figure 4.7 KEY-OFF during decay state transition
Figure 4.8 Change in attenuation
Figure 4.9 Transition from attack state to decay 1 (1)
Figure 4.10 Transition from attack state to decay 1 (2)
Figure 4.11 Transition from attack state to decay 1 (3)
Figure 4.12 Slot block diagram
Figure 4.13 Waveform address generation calculation unit
Figure 4.14 Waveform address generation / waveform data reading
Figure 4.15 Enlarged view of address pointer output
Figure 4.16 Frequency address pointer output value
Figure 4.17 Address pointer output value when FM speech synthesis is executed (1)
Figure 4.18 Address pointer output value when FM speech synthesis is executed (2)
Figure 4.19 Normal loop
Figure 4.20 Reverse loop
Figure 4.21 Alternative loop
Figure 4.22 FM sound source configuration diagram
Figure 4.23 Average calculation formula
Figure 4.24 Slot arithmetic and sound stack status
Figure 4.25 Time difference between slots being written to the sound stack
Figure 4.26 Slot averaging operation
Figure 4.27 4-slot configuration algorithm
Figure 4.28 Slot 0 algorithm
Figure 4.29 Slot 2 algorithm
Figure 4.30 Slot 2 algorithm (by input slot)
Figure 4.31 Slot 3 algorithm
Figure 4.32 MDL modulation
Figure 4.33 Maximum displacement due to waveform read address
Figure 4.34 Address displacement during FM synthesis
Figure 4.35 Wave data during clipping processing
Figure 4.36 Number of slot connections
Figure 4.37 Self-feedback modulation
Figure 4.38 Multi-stage feedback
Figure 4.39 Combined feedback
Figure 4.40 Composite modulation
Figure 4.41 FM configuration algorithm pattern 1
Figure 4.42 FM configuration algorithm pattern 2
Figure 4.43 7-slot FM configuration
Figure 4.44 Wave data at TL bit4 = 1
Figure 4.45 Relationship between OCT and FNS
Figure 4.46 LFO block diagram
Figure 4.47 Digital mixer block diagram
Figure 4.48 Path of direct and effect components
Figure 4.49 Localization operation by DSP
Figure 4.50 Digital mixer block diagram
Figure 4.51 SCSP and DAC connections
Figure 4.52 Memory address mapping diagram
Figure 4.53 MIDI-I / F block diagram
Figure 4.54 MIDI OUT section and interrupt generator section
Figure 4.55 Sound interrupt signal connection diagram
Figure 4.56 Interrupt register bit support
Figure 4.57 Correspondence between 3-bit code and register
Figure 4.58 Interrupt level setting register format
Figure 4.59 DMA controller block diagram

Chapter 5 DSP Operations in SCSP

Figure 5.1 DSP configuration diagram

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