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; ----------------------------------------------------
; Casio PB-2000C emulator configuration
; ----------------------------------------------------
; All settings are commented out and defaults are shown,
; uncomment the relevant settings and set as you see fit.
; ----------------------------------------------------
[Settings]
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Default is 912 kHz as per HD61700 in the PB-2000C
; but feel free to bring this up to a few Megahertz,
; unit is kilohertz, so 1 MHz = 1000.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; OscFreq=912
; ----------------------------------------------------
; This is a byte that identifies the peripheral interface
; and is read from the expansion port addres 0x03,
; (mapped to address 0x0C03), when the device is reset:
; 255 (0xFF) is nothing, 0 is FA-7, 85 (0x55) is MD-100
; Note: setting this takes precedence over 'Interface'.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; OptionCode=255
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Set to 'MD-100' and uncomment the section below
; if you have an MD-100 emulator running,
; set to 'FA-7' and uncomment the 'Serial' section
; to be able to use the serial port seen as an FA-7.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Interface=None
[Floppy Disk Drive]
; ----------------------------------------------------
; When the below are both set AND Interface is set
; to MD-100 (or OptionCode=85), emulator will attempt
; to connect on this address/port to the MD-100 emulator,
; which will cause the PB-2000C emulator to stutter
; on startup if it cannot connect.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Address=127.0.0.1
; Port=7420
[Serial]
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Listen for serial port connections on the specified
; address and TCP port, Port default is 0 which will
; disable the serial port functionality and ranges
; from 1 to 65535, Listen defaults to 127.0.0.1 (localhost)
; for security reasons and can be set to '0.0.0.0'
; to listen on all available interfaces, only a single
; connection can be made and any more are automatically
; closed on connect.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Listen=127.0.0.1
; Port=0
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Enable block transfer on startup (default: enabled)
; Warning: Delphi 5 expects '0' or '1' for Boolean
; ----------------------------------------------------
; BlockTransfer=1
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Enable Xoff/Xon on startup (default: disabled)
; Warning: Delphi 5 expects '0' or '1' for Boolean
; ----------------------------------------------------
; XoffXon=0
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Have the serial window pop up on client connect
; Note: if closed once, it will not pop up again
; Warning: Delphi 5 expects '0' or '1' for Boolean
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Popup=1
[Remote]
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Listen for remote control connections on the specified
; address and TCP port. Port default is 0 which will
; disable the remote control functionality and ranges
; from 1 to 65535, Listen defaults to 127.0.0.1 (localhost)
; for security reasons and can be set to '0.0.0.0'
; listen on all available interfaces, up to 8
; simultaneous connections can be made and any more
; are automatically closed on connect.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Listen=127.0.0.1
; Port=0
; ----------------------------------------------------
; The Autorun setting allows to enter a sequence of
; keys when the emulator first starts, using the same
; format as with remote connections. This can be used to
; do things like run a program, start a file transfer,
; compile some source or run some calculation on startup.
; All commands are accepted, but requests returning output
; do not send anything, since there is nowhere to send it.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Autorun=""
; ----------------------------------------------------
; The Interval setting is the remote key input interval,
; in milliseconds. Keys are entered every n milliseconds,
; and released every n/4 milliseconds. The default value
; is _nearly_ sufficient for the default CPU frequency.
; There isn't a straightforward way to establish
; when the emulated CPU finally 'swallows' a keycode,
; so keys can still be missed. When running the emulator
; at a high frequency, say 10 MHz (10000), a value of
; around 30 ms is typically sufficient.
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Interval = 120
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Have the remote window pop up on client connect
; Note: if closed once, it will not pop up again
; Warning: Delphi 5 expects '0' or '1' for Boolean
; ----------------------------------------------------
; Popup=1