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Latest revision as of 14:12, 26 October 2009
By Joe Wingbermuehle (joewing@calc.org). This routine was written for the ZLib library for the SOS shell.
;---------= Make a sound =--------- ; c=frequency, b=duration beep: di ld e,INIT beepl1: ld a,c beepl2: dec a jr nz,beepl2 ld a,e xor %00000011 ld e,a out (0),a djnz beepl1 ld a,INIT ; you may be able to omit out (0),a ; these two lines ei ret
Notes
- On the TI-83, INIT = 0D0h. On the TI-83 Plus, INIT = 0.
- You may omit the final output if you make sure to always pass an even value for B. Otherwise you risk leaving the link port active.
- Remember that using port 0 also affects the memory mapping on the TI-83.
- On the TI-83 Plus SE and TI-84 Plus, you may need to disable the hardware assist and slow the CPU clock as well.