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2026-03-12T09:36:04Z

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= SBTSR.EXE =

'''SBTSR.EXE''' is a DOS terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) utility used to configure and enable the PicoPCMCIA Card.

The program configures a PCMCIA socket through an Intel-compatible PCIC controller and exposes Sound Blaster compatible resources to DOS software.

== Download ==

The current release is '''Version 0.1'''.
This version includes the limitations described below.

{| class="wikitable"
! File
! Version
! Download
|-
| SBTSR.EXE
| 0.1
| [{{filepath:SBTSR.EXE}} Download SBTSR.EXE]
|}

== Known Limitations ==

* Currently only works with '''Intel-compatible PCIC controllers'''.
* The program '''cannot automatically detect the controller or socket'''.
* The user must manually specify the PCIC controller and socket using command-line arguments.
* Several hardware resources are currently '''hardcoded''' in this version.

== Usage ==

Arguments are specified as a '''letter immediately followed by a value'''.
Arguments are separated by spaces.

Example:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s1
</pre>

This specifies:

* PCIC Controller '''1'''
* PCIC Socket '''1'''

Arguments may appear in any order.

Valid examples:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s0
SBTSR.EXE s0 c1
</pre>

Invalid usage:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c 1 s 0
</pre>

== Command Line Arguments ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Option
! Description
! Allowed Values
! Default
|-
| '''c'''
| PCIC controller number
| 0–3
| 0
|-
| '''s'''
| PCIC socket number
| 0–3
| 0
|-
| '''i'''
| Virtual IRQ used by the Sound Blaster interface
| Any valid IRQ
| 5
|-
| '''h'''
| Hardware IRQ used by the card
| 8–15
| 10
|-
| '''n'''
| Memory window segment used by the card
| Hex segment value
| D000
|}

'''Note:''' The controller and socket numbers correspond to the following PCIC register offsets.

=== PCIC Controller Mapping ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Controller
! Base I/O Address
|-
| 0
| 0x3E0
|-
| 1
| 0x3E2
|-
| 2
| 0x3E4
|-
| 3
| 0x3E6
|}

=== PCIC Socket Mapping ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Socket
! Register Offset
|-
| 0
| 0x00
|-
| 1
| 0x40
|-
| 2
| 0x80
|-
| 3
| 0xC0
|}

== Hardware Resources ==

In this version several resources are currently '''hardcoded'''.

=== I/O Windows ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Window
! Address Range
|-
| I/O Window 0
| 0x240 – 0x256
|-
| I/O Window 1
| 0x300 – 0x3FF
|}

=== Virtual Interrupts ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Device
! Virtual IRQ
|-
| COM1
| 4
|-
| NE2000
| 3
|-
| Sound Blaster
| Configurable (default 5)
|}

== Operation ==

When executed, the program performs the following sequence:

# Configures the specified PCIC controller and socket.
# Enables the card.
# Waits for the device to become ready by polling a value in the configured memory window.

If the expected value is detected, the TSR installs and remains resident.

If the value is '''not detected''', the TSR will '''not install'''.

In this situation, the socket may remain in the partially configured state that was attempted during initialization.

== Example Commands ==

Use controller 0 and socket 0:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c0 s0
</pre>

Use controller 1 and socket 1:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s1
</pre>

Specify custom IRQ configuration:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s1 i5 h10 nD000
</pre>

== Notes ==

* Options must not contain spaces between the letter and value.
* Arguments are case-insensitive.
* The program does not automatically discover hardware configuration.

pico

2026-03-12T09:34:17Z

Yyzkevin:

= SBTSR.EXE =

'''SBTSR.EXE''' is a DOS terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) utility used to configure and enable the PicoPCMCIA Card.

The program configures a PCMCIA socket through an Intel-compatible PCIC controller and exposes Sound Blaster compatible resources to DOS software.

== Download ==

The current release is '''Version 0.1'''.
This version includes the limitations described below.

{| class="wikitable"
! File
! Version
! Download
|-
| SBTSR.EXE
| 0.1
| [{{filepath:SBTSR.EXE}} Download SBTSR.EXE]
|}

== Known Limitations ==

* Currently only works with '''Intel-compatible PCIC controllers'''.
* The program '''cannot automatically detect the controller or socket'''.
* The user must manually specify the PCIC controller and socket using command-line arguments.
* Several hardware resources are currently '''hardcoded''' in this version.

== Usage ==

Arguments are specified as a '''letter immediately followed by a value'''.
Arguments are separated by spaces.

Example:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s1
</pre>

This specifies:

* PCIC Controller '''1'''
* PCIC Socket '''1'''

Arguments may appear in any order.

Valid examples:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s0
SBTSR.EXE s0 c1
</pre>

Invalid usage:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c 1 s 0
</pre>

== Command Line Arguments ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Option
! Description
! Allowed Values
! Default
|-
| '''c'''
| PCIC controller number
| 0–3
| 0
|-
| '''s'''
| PCIC socket number
| 0–3
| 0
|-
| '''i'''
| Virtual IRQ used by the Sound Blaster interface
| Any valid IRQ
| 5
|-
| '''h'''
| Hardware IRQ used by the card
| 8–15
| 10
|-
| '''n'''
| Memory window segment used by the card
| Hex segment value
| D000
|}

== Hardware Resources ==

In this version several resources are currently '''hardcoded'''.

=== I/O Windows ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Window
! Address Range
|-
| I/O Window 0
| 0x240 – 0x256
|-
| I/O Window 1
| 0x300 – 0x3FF
|}

=== Virtual Interrupts ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Device
! Virtual IRQ
|-
| COM1
| 4
|-
| NE2000
| 3
|-
| Sound Blaster
| Configurable (default 5)
|}

== Operation ==

When executed, the program performs the following sequence:

# Configures the specified PCIC controller and socket.
# Enables the card.
# Waits for the device to become ready by polling a value in the configured memory window.

If the expected value is detected, the TSR installs and remains resident.

If the value is '''not detected''', the TSR will '''not install'''.

In this situation, the socket may remain in the partially configured state that was attempted during initialization.

== Example Commands ==

Use controller 0 and socket 0:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c0 s0
</pre>

Use controller 1 and socket 1:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s1
</pre>

Specify custom IRQ configuration:

<pre>
SBTSR.EXE c1 s1 i5 h10 nD000
</pre>

== Notes ==

* Options must not contain spaces between the letter and value.
* Arguments are case-insensitive.
* The program does not automatically discover hardware configuration.

pico

2026-03-12T09:18:19Z

Yyzkevin:

Hello World

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File:SBTSR.EXE

2026-03-12T09:16:19Z

Yyzkevin: SBTSR.EXE V0.1

== Summary ==
SBTSR.EXE V0.1

pico

2026-03-12T09:12:06Z

Yyzkevin:

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pico

2026-03-12T09:11:26Z

Yyzkevin:

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pico

2026-03-12T09:10:54Z

Yyzkevin:

Hello World

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pico

2026-03-12T09:10:24Z

Yyzkevin:

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2026-03-12T09:04:10Z

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2026-02-24T07:14:45Z

Yyzkevin:

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| released = 1995
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<pre>
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| image = PicoPCMCIA.jpg
| caption = Prototype revision 1.2
| type = Network / Audio / Storage
| interface = PCMCIA Type II
| power = 3.3V @ 250mA
| controller = RP2040
| features = Wi-Fi, DSP Audio, SRAM Emulation
| released = 2026
}}
</pre>
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2026-02-24T07:11:16Z

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