ERR0:This mode is currently selected. Can't complete ModeLoad.
ERR1:Unknown PixelRate setting in CR-script.
ERR2:Utility module not compatible with this version of !UniMode
ERR3:Unknown BitsPerPixel setting in CR-script.
ERR4:*** WARNING *** Unsupported WorkspaceList !
ERR5:*** WARNING *** Unsupported VIDCList !
ERR6:Can't handle more than one file at a time. (Enter a Modenumber or close the window)
ERR7:Unknown DMARequest setting in CR-script.
ERR8:Not a ModeDescriptionScript (MDS)
ERR9:Modenumber must be less than 128!
ERR10:Modenumber must be greater than or equal to 0!
ERR11:You must first compile the mode before you can save it.
ERR12:This is an old format Script. Click OK to convert the file to the new format.
ERR13:Value does not fit in icon. Truncating!
ERR14:
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# Messages for ModeInfo
#
INF2:Modeinfo from :
INF3:No ID text found.
INF4:ID text :
INF5:'AUTO'-mode VidcEnhancerstate :
INFon:ON
INFoff:OFF
INF6:BaseMode used :
INF7:Monitors supported :
INF8:Rasterfrequency :
INF9:Linefrequency :
INF10:BroadcastStandard :
INFyes:YES
INFno:NO
INF11:Number of characters per line :
INF12:Number of lines :
INF13:X resolution :
INF14:Y resolution :
INF15:Number of colours :
INF16:X-eigenfactor :
INF17:Y-eigenfactor :
INF18:ScreenSize :
INF19:ModeFlags :
#
# Help Messages
#
# Windows
ICONBAR:This is the UniMode application.|MIt can be used to create new screenmodes or dynamically control the VidcEnhancer.
DLGH:This box allows you to save the data to an MDF or MDS.|MAlternatively you can transfer the data to an other application.
IDH:This window displays the ID Text that is stored in the MDF.
INFOH:This window displays information about UniMode.
REGSH:This window contains the Vidc Registers that can be programmed through UniMode.
SPECSH:This window lets you specify the Machine Specs that are required for the screenmode.
WORKH:This window contains the Mode Variables that can be defined with UniMode.
#UNIH:Load an MDF at the modenumber of YOUR choice.
# Save box
DI1:Enter the filename.
DI2:Drag the icon to a Filer window or to an icon on the icon bar.
# Vidc Registers
RI2/RI3:This icon specifies the BaseMode.
RI10
RI4:Horizontal Cycle Register (HCR)
RI11
RI5:Horizontal Sync Width Register (HSWR)
RI12
RI6:Horizontal Border Start Register (HBSR)
RI13
RI7:Horizontal Display Start Register (HDSR)
RI14
RI8:Horizontal Display End Register (HDER)
RI15
RI9:Horizontal Border End Register (HBER)
RI22
RI16:Vertical Cycle Register (VCR)
RI23
RI17:Vertical Sync Width Register (VSWR)
RI24
RI18:Vertical Border Start Register (VBSR)
RI25
RI19:Vertical Display Start Register (VDSR)
RI26
RI20:Vertical Display End Register (VDER)
RI27
RI21:Vertical Border End Register (VBER)
RI28:Control Register (CR)
RI29:PixelRate: Select 8 MHz, 12 MHz, 16 MHz or 24 MHz.|MDeselect all to let the application choose the best setting.
RI30:BitsPerPixel: Select 1 (=2 Colours), 2 (=4 Colours), 4 (=16 Colours) or 8 (=256 Colours)|MDeselect all to let the application choose the best setting.
RI31:DMARequest: Select 0 (=at word 0,4), 1 (=at word 1,5), 2 (=at word 2,6) or 3 (=at word 3,7)|MDeselect all to let the application choose the best setting.
RI32:InterlaceSync:Switches interlacing on/off. Should not be used on MultiScan monitors!
RI46
RI45:Horizontal Interlace Register (HIR)
# Machine Specs
SI2:Click SELECT to make the UniversalMode module switch the VidcEnhancer ON when using this mode in 'AUTO'-mode.
SI3:Click SELECT to make the UniversalMode module switch the VidcEnhancer OFF when using this mode in 'AUTO'-mode.
SI4:Select this if the mode you're designing is a BroadcastStandard (BSDM) mode.
SIc:Select this if the mode you're designing can be displayed on a
WI9:LineLength: Number of pixels on a line (HDER-HDSR)
WI21
WI10:ScreenSize: Amount of screenmemory required in bytes.
WI22/WI29/WI30/WI31
WI11:Log2BPP: 0=2 colours, 1=4 colours, 2=16 colours or 3=256 colours.
WI23
WI12:Log2BPC: Usually this equals Log2BPP.
WI24
WI13:XWindLimit: (HDER-HDSR)-1. This is the horizontal resolution -1.
WI25
WI14:YWindLimit: (VDER-VDSR)-1. This is the vertical resolution -1.
WI32:ModeFlags: Select this to include any of the flags below.
WI33:NonGraphicsMode: The mode can not display graphics.
WI34:TeletextMode: Eg. mode 7
WI35:GapMode: Selecting this will result in a mode with a larger linespacing. (10 pixels instead of 8)
WI36:BBCGapMode
WI37:HiResMonoMode: This mode requires a HiResMono monitor (64Hz)
WI38:VDUCharsDoubleHeight
WI39:HardwareScrollNotUsed
# ModeLoad
UI0:Click SELECT, enter a number between 0 and 127 and press ENTER.|MWARNING: Loading an MDF on top of a RISC OS mode (0~46) may not always give the expected results!
UI2:This is the name of the MDF that will be loaded.
# ID window
II0:ID Text
II1:Enter your ID text here. This text will be stored in the MDF.|MIt can provide copyright information and/or useful information about the mode.
# Control Window
CI:Load the ROM/RAM-definition of mode %0 into !UniMode (Extract)
CI128:Scan memory for mode-definitions.
# Menus
MM0:\Rget information about this version of !UniMode
MM1:\Sselect an edit-window
MM2:\Ssave a definition.
MM3:\Sget information about the screenmodes in memory.
MM4:\Rcontrol the VidcEnhancer
MM5:\Smeasure the RasterFrequency and RasterTime.
MM6:\Scompile a MDF.
MM7:\Rextract a mode.
MM8:\Squit the application.
MM10:\Sedit the Machine Specifications
MM11:\Sedit the VIDC registers
MM12:\Sedit the Mode Variables
MM13:\Sedit the ID text
MM20:\Rsave the compiled mode in a ModeDefinitionFile.
MM21:\Rsave the mode in a ModeDefinitionScript.
MM22:\Rsave the compiled mode directly into memory.
MM220:Enter the mode number.|M\Senable the definition (ModeLoad)
MM40:\Sswitch the VidcEnhancer OFF
MM41:\Sswitch the VidcEnhancer ON
MM42:\S select the UniversalMode module 'AUTO'-mode.|MThe VidcEnhancer-state is controlled by MachineSpecs of the mode.
MM43:\Sselect the UniversalMode module 'INTELLIGENT'-mode.|MThe VidcEnhancer-state is controlled by VidcThreshold settings.
MM44:\S select the UniversalMode module 'PREFS'-mode.|MThe VidcEnhancer-state is controlled by the UniversalMode modules's internal table.
MM45:\S select the UniversalMode module 'QUIET'-mode.|MThe VidcEnhancer-state is controlled by the hardware or other software.
MM46:This reflects the current state of the VidcEnhancer.|M'???' means that the UniversalMode module is in 'QUIET'-mode.|M'Unk' means that the VidcEnhancer-state is unknown.
