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Portable Feature Matrix

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Portable Feature Matrix

The tables on this page provide an overview of which Portable features are available in which variant of the module. Note that the contents of this page should only be used as a guide; programs wishing to use the Portable module should always use the appropriate interfaces (e.g. Portable_ReadFeatures?) to determine the availability of the features they require.

  • SWIs
  • Service calls
  • *Commands
  • Portable_Control bits
  • BMU variables
  • BMU variable 10
  • BMU commands
  • Portable_Stop wakeup reasons
  • Portable_Status bits

SWIs

This table lists the supported SWIs. The SWIs which the Stork version “Kinda” support are present in the source code, but are currently disabled.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
42FC0 Portable_Speed Y – – Y ? ? ?
42FC1 Portable_Control Y Y – – ? ? ?
42FC2 Portable_ReadBMUVariable Y Y – – Y Y ?
42FC3 Portable_WriteBMUVariable Y Y – – – – –
42FC4 Portable_CommandBMU Y Y – – ? ? ?
42FC5 Portable_ReadFeatures? – Y Y Y Y? Y? Y?
42FC6 Portable_Idle? – Y Y Y Y? Y? Y?
42FC7 Portable_Stop? – Y – – ? ? ?
42FC8 Portable_Status? – Y – – ? ? ?
42FC9 Portable_Contrast? – Kinda – – ? ? ?
42FCA Portable_Refresh? – Kinda – – ? ? ?
42FCB Portable_Halt? – Kinda – – ? ? ?
42FCC Portable_SleepTime? – Kinda – – ? ? ?
42FCD Portable_SMBusOp? – Kinda – – ? ? ?
42FCE Portable_Speed2 – – – Y – – –

Service calls

This table lists the reason codes supported by Service_Portable.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
0 PowerDown Y Y – – ? ? ?
1 PowerUp Y Y – – ? ? ?
2 TidyUp – – – – ? ? ?
3 Freeze – Y – – ? ? ?
4 Unfreeze – Y – – ? ? ?
5 FreezeRequest – Y – – ? ? ?

*Commands

This table lists the supported *Commands.

Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
FreezeTime – Y – – – – ?

Portable_Control bits

This table lists the status/control bits supported by Portable_Control.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
0 Econet power Y – – – ? ? ?
1 LCD power Y Y – – ? ? ?
2 External display power Y Y – – ? ? ?
3 Serial bufer & oscillator Y Y – – ? ? ?
4 Dual panel mode Y – – – ? ? ?
5,6 Video clock control Y – – – ? ? ?
7 Invert video clock Y – – – ? ? ?
8 Backlight Y Y – – ? ? ?
9 1/2 extra display lines Y – – – ? ? ?
10 1/2 DRAMs Y – – – ? ? ?
11 Sound filters & amplifiers – Y – – ? ? ?
12 PCMCIA – Y – – ? ? ?
13 Parallel port – Y – – ? ? ?
14 FDC oscillator power Y Y – – ? ? ?
15 IDC hard disc – Y – – ? ? ?
16 Invert LCD palette Y Y – – ? ? ?
17 Internal tracker ball in use – Y – – ? ? ?
18 External mouse in use – Y – – ? ? ?
19 External kb & mouse power – Y – – ? ? ?

BMU variables

This table lists the BMU variables supported by the BMU SWIs.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
0 Version & BMU memory map Y – – – Y – ?
1 Nominal battery capacity Y – – – Y – ?
2 Measured battery capacity Y – – – Y – ?
3 Used battery capacity Y – – – Y – ?
4 Usable battery capacity Y – – – Y – ?
5 Reserved Y – – – – – ?
6 Charge estimate Y – – – – – ?
7 Instantaneous voltage Y Y – – – – ?
8 Instantaneous current Y – – – – – ?
9 Instantaneous temperature Y Y – – – – ?
10 Flags Y Y – – Y – ?
11 Charge rate Y Y – – Y – ?
12 Charge current – Y – – – – ?
13 Discharge current – Y – – – – ?
14 Voltage – Y – – Y – ?
15 Temperature 1 – Y – – – – ?
16 Temperature 2 – Y – – – – ?
17 Charge level – Y – – – – ?
18 Status flags (as variable 10) – Y – – – – ?
19 Input signals – Y – – – – ?
20 Battery capacity – Y – – – – ?
21 Battery time remaining, seconds – – – – – Y ?
22 Max battery life in seconds – – – – – Y ?

BMU variable 10

This table lists the supported flags in BMU variable 10, variable 18 (which is identical to 10), and by the Portable BMU event. Note that there is some confusion over bit 0; the RISC OS Select documentation lists it as “Battery replaced”, while the Stork module describes it as an extra threshold, “Battery charged”.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
0 Battery replaced – – – – ? – ?
– Threshold 3 (battery charged) – Y – – – – ?
1 Lid open Y Y? – – ? – ?
2 Threshold 2 (battery flat) Y Y? – – ? – ?
3 Threshold 1 (battery low) Y Y? – – ? – ?
4 Charge system fault Y Y? – – ? – ?
5 Charge state known Y Y? – – ? – ?
6 Battery present Y Y? – – ? – ?
7 Charger connected Y Y? – – ? – ?

h4(#bmu%20commands). BMU commands

This table lists the supported Portable_CommandBMU reason codes. Note that although most documentation lists reason codes 2 and 3 as being reserved, the A4 source suggests that they were used to control battery charging.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
1 Remove power Y Y – – ? ? ?
2 Set part charge Y – – – ? ? ?
3 Set full charge Y – – – ? ? ?
4 Set autostart Y – – – ? ? ?
5 Turn off AC power – Y – – ? ? ?
6 Turn on AC power – Y – – ? ? ?
7 Disable BMU event generation – Y – – ? ? ?
8 Enable BMU event generation – Y – – ? ? ?

Portable_Stop wakeup reasons

This table lists the supported Portable_Stop? wakeup reasons.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
1 Keyboard – Y – – ? ? ?
2 RTC – – – – ? ? ?

Portable_Status bits

This table lists the various bits returned by Portable_Status?.

# Name A4 Stork 75/CX HAL A9 VirtualRPC RPCEmu
0 Docked – Y – – ? ? ?
1 External FDC connected – Y – – ? ? ?
2 External trackball connected – – – – ? ? ?
3 Internal display in use – Y – – ? ? ?

See also

  • Portable Overview
Revised on March 24, 2011 10:50:26 by Andrew Hodgkinson (6) (86.5.162.99)
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