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28 lines
1.3 KiB
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This library drives a "legacy" ezusb IO board, also known as C02 IO, and
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implements the iidxio API of BT5. Thus, it allows you to use this IO board with
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*any* version of IIDX that is supported by BT5.
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# Setup
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* Rename iidxio-ezusb.dll to iidxio.dll.
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* Ensure that your gamestart.bat actually injects the appropriate iidxhook dll,
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for example:
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```
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*inject iidxhook3.dll bm2dx.exe ...*
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```
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or
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```
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launcher -K iidxhook4.dll bm2dx.dll ...*
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```
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* Before running the game, you have to flash a set of binaries to your IO board
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(base firmware and FPGA). The iidxio-ezusb.dll does NOT take care of this and
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only drives the hardware during gameplay. The binary images required are not
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included with BT5.
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* Use the ezusb-tool.exe binary included in the tools sub-package to flash the
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appropriate ezusb base firmware. Once the firmware is flashed successfully,
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the status LEDs on the side of the board should show a blinking pattern.
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* Use the ezusb-iidx-fpga-flash.exe binary to flash the appropriate FPGA binary
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dump to the FPGA.
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* There is a script called ezusb-boot.bat which combines the two steps above
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and can be integrated into the startup process of a dedicated setup.
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* If you ignore these steps, you will either run into errors or parts of the
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IO board won't work (e.g. lights).
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