segatools/dist/chuni/segatools.ini

[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=

[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

[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

[gfx]
; Force the game to run windowed.
windowed=1
; Add a frame to the game window if running windowed.
framed=1
; Select the monitor to run the game on. (Fullscreen only, 0 =primary screen)
monitor=0

[aimeio]
; To use a custom card reader IO DLL enter its path here.
; Leave empty if you want to use Segatools built-in keyboard input.
path=

[chuniio]
; To use a custom Chunithm IO DLL enter its path here.
; Leave empty if you want to use Segatools built-in keyboard input.
path=

[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_ledstrip"
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

; Serial port to send data to if using serial output. Default is COM5.
;serialPort=COM5
; Baud rate for serial data
;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


; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; 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 1 key.
test=0x31
; Service button virtual-key code. Default is the 2 key.
service=0x32
; Keyboard button to increment coin counter. Default is the 3 key.
coin=0x33
; 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