segatools/dist/chusan/segatools.ini
d4nin3u 37c26ecadb chuniio: Add OpeNITHM LED protocol support (#26)
This commit basically copy-pastes the last commits from https://dev.s-ul.net/VeroxZik/segatools/-/commits/master to add OpenITHM LED support. Doesn't need to edit segatools.ini because the relevant config lines are already there for some reason.

Tested with my OpenITHM controller and behaves exactly like the other fork.

Reviewed-on: #26
Co-authored-by: d4nin3u <d4nin3u@gmail.com>
Co-committed-by: d4nin3u <d4nin3u@gmail.com>
2024-08-06 21:35:51 +00:00

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INI

; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Path settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[vfs]
; Insert the path to the game AMFS directory here (contains ICF1 and ICF2)
amfs=
; Insert the path to the game Option directory here (contains Axxx directories)
option=
; Create an empty directory somewhere and insert the path here.
; This directory may be shared between multiple SEGA games.
; NOTE: This has nothing to do with Windows %APPDATA%.
appdata=
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Device settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[aime]
; Enable Aime card reader assembly emulation. Disable to use a real SEGA Aime
; reader.
enable=1
aimePath=DEVICE\aime.txt
; Enable high baud rate.
;highBaud=1
[vfd]
; Enable VFD emulation (currently just stubbed). Disable to use a real VFD
; GP1232A02A FUTABA assembly.
enable=1
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Network settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[dns]
; Insert the hostname or IP address of the server you wish to use here.
; Note that 127.0.0.1, localhost etc are specifically rejected.
default=127.0.0.1
[netenv]
; Simulate an ideal LAN environment. This may interfere with head-to-head play.
; Chunithm is extremely picky about its LAN environment, so leaving this
; setting enabled is strongly recommended.
enable=1
; The final octet of the local host's IP address on the virtualized subnet (so,
; if the keychip subnet is `192.168.32.0` and this value is set to `11`, then the
; local host's virtualized LAN IP is `192.168.32.11`).
addrSuffix=11
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Board settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[keychip]
; The /24 LAN subnet that the emulated keychip will tell the game to expect.
; If you disable netenv then you must set this to your LAN's IP subnet, and
; that subnet must start with 192.168.
subnet=192.168.139.0
[gpio]
; ALLS DIP switches.
enable=1
; Enable freeplay mode. This will disable the coin slot and set the game to
; freeplay. Keep in mind that some game modes (e.g. Freedom/Time Modes) will not
; allow you to start a game in freeplay mode.
freeplay=0
; LAN Install: If multiple machines are present on the same LAN then set
; this to 1 on exactly one machine and set this to 0 on all others.
dipsw1=1
; Monitor type: 0 = 120FPS, 1 = 60FPS
dipsw2=1
; Cab type: 0 = SP, 1 = CVT. SP will enable VFD and eMoney. This setting will switch
; the LED 837-15093-06 COM port and the AiMe reder hardware generation as well.
dipsw3=1
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Misc. hooks settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[gfx]
; Force the game to run windowed.
windowed=1
; Add a frame to the game window if running windowed.
framed=0
; Select the monitor to run the game on. (Fullscreen only, 0 =primary screen)
monitor=0
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; LED settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[led15093]
; Enable emulation of the 15093-06 controlled lights, which handle the air tower
; RGBs and the rear LED panel (billboard) on the cabinet.
enable=1
[led]
; Output billboard LED strip data to a named pipe called "\\.\pipe\chuni_led"
cabLedOutputPipe=1
; Output billboard LED strip data to serial
cabLedOutputSerial=0
; Output slider LED data to the named pipe
controllerLedOutputPipe=1
; Output slider LED data to the serial port
controllerLedOutputSerial=0
; Use the OpeNITHM protocol for serial LED output
controllerLedOutputOpeNITHM=0
; Serial port to send data to if using serial output. Default is COM5.
;serialPort=COM5
; Baud rate for serial data (set to 115200 if using OpeNITHM)
;serialBaud=921600
; Data output a sequence of bytes, with JVS-like framing.
; Each "packet" starts with 0xE0 as a sync. To avoid E0 appearing elsewhere,
; 0xD0 is used as an escape character -- if you receive D0 in the output, ignore
; it and use the next sent byte plus one instead.
;
; After the sync is one byte for the board number that was updated, followed by
; the red, green and blue values for each LED.
;
; Board 0 has 53 LEDs:
; [0]-[49]: snakes through left half of billboard (first column starts at top)
; [50]-[52]: left side partition LEDs
;
; Board 1 has 63 LEDs:
; [0]-[59]: right half of billboard (first column starts at bottom)
; [60]-[62]: right side partition LEDs
;
; Board 2 is the slider and has 31 LEDs:
; [0]-[31]: slider LEDs right to left BRG, alternating between keys and dividers
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Custom IO settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[aimeio]
; To use a custom card reader IO DLL (x64) enter its path here.
; Leave empty if you want to use Segatools built-in keyboard input.
path=
[chuniio]
; Uncomment this if you have custom chuniio implementation comprised of a single 32bit DLL.
; (will use chu2to3 engine internally)
;path=
; Uncomment both of these if you have custom chuniio implementation comprised of two DLLs.
; x86 chuniio to path32, x64 to path64. Both are necessary.
;path32=
;path64=
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Input settings
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Keyboard bindings are specified as hexadecimal (prefixed with 0x) or decimal
; (not prefixed with 0x) virtual-key codes, a list of which can be found here:
;
; https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes
;
; This is, admittedly, not the most user-friendly configuration method in the
; world. An improved solution will be provided later.
[io3]
; Test button virtual-key code. Default is the F1 key.
test=0x70
; Service button virtual-key code. Default is the F2 key.
service=0x71
; Keyboard button to increment coin counter. Default is the F3 key.
coin=0x72
; Set to 0 for enable separate ir control. Deafult is space key.
ir=0x20
[ir]
; Uncomment and complete the following sequence of settings to configure a
; custom ir-cappable controller if you have one.
;ir6=0x53
; ... etc ...
;ir1=0x53
[slider]
; Enable slider emulation. If you have real AC slider, set this to 0.
; Slider serial port must be COM1.
;enable=1
; Key bindings for each of the 32 touch cells. The default key map, depicted
; in left-to-right order, is as follows:
;
; SSSSDDDDFFFFGGGGHHHHJJJJKKKKLLLL
;
; Touch cells are numbered FROM RIGHT TO LEFT! starting from 1. This is in
; order to match the numbering used in the operator menu and service manual.
;
; Uncomment and complete the following sequence of settings to configure a
; custom high-precision touch strip controller if you have one.
;cell1=0x53
;cell2=0x53
; ... etc ...
;cell31=0x53
;cell32=0x53