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WebMSX
WebMSX, or simply WMSX, is a new cross platform MSX emulator designed for the Web.
WebMSX is great for displaying MSX software running inside webpages. You can launch the emulator and load ROMs, DSK and CAS images with a single link. Join friends in multiplayer games or pair programming sessions with the new NetPlay! function.
Please go to https://webmsx.org to enjoy it online!
Refer to /doc for parameters reference and URL usage examples. Refer to /release for stable release files and deployment examples.
MSX and the MSX logo are shown here as a tribute. All trademarks are property of their respective owners.
New in Release 6.0
- 3 MSX turbo R machines (Japanese, European, American)
- V9990 video, Superimposed and Mixed modes, or Dual Screens
- Improved CPU Turbo emulation and control, Z80/R800 speed settings
- Improved Kanji support, with MSX-JE input editor and dictionary
- 6 MSX1 Palettes. Color, B&W, Green and Amber CRTs with scanlines
- New AZERTY key mapping. Simplified hotkeys
Features
- 12 Generic machines (MSX1, MSX2, MSX2+, MSX tR). NTSC 60Hz or PAL 50Hz
- V9918, V9938, V9958 and V9990 video, Superimposing, Mixed, Dual Screen modes
- PSG, SCC, SCC-I, FM-PAC, PCM, MSX-MUSIC and OPL4-Wave sound
- Kanji support, with MSX-JE Japanese text input editor and dictionary
- Cross platform HTML5/JS. Runs in any Browser, tested in Chrome/Firefox/Safari
- Show MSX software running on any webpage, or with a link to the WebMSX page
- Finally enjoy MSX games on your iPhone/iPad! Installs as a WebApp, runs offline
- Open files from local storage, iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, web links
- NetPlay! Connect several users on the same Virtual MSX machine over the internet
- CPU and VDP Turbo modes up to 8x, with manual or software activation
- Load Cartridge ROMs, HardDisk (Nextor), Disk and Tape images
- Powerful Drag & Drop system for loading media files
- Dynamically import files to any MSX disk drive, automatic image creation
- Savestates support. Export and share Savestate files and links
- Customizable Keyboard, Joysticks, Joykeys, and Mouse controllers
- Customizable Touch Controls/Virtual Keyboard for mobile devices (iOS, Android)
- Joykeys support. Emulates MSX Joysticks using Host Keyboard
- Virtual buttons. Maps Host Joystick buttons to MSX Keyboard keys
- Easily toggle extensions like SCC+, SCC, PAC, MegaRAM, Nextor, DoublePSG, etc.
- Adjustable speed, Pause and Frame-by-frame advance
- PSG/SCC/OPLL Stereo Sound simulation, configurable
- Copy & Paste text, Screen Capture, Debug modes
- CRT Scanlines, resizable Screen, Full Screen and Full Windowed modes
- 6 MSX1 Palettes. Color, B&W, Green and Amber phosphor simulation
- Javascript API for loading media and machine control
About the MSX turbo R machines
We still have some limitations on the tR and R800 emulation in this release. There is no PCM and MIDI support yet, and R800 CPU advanced timing may not be completely accurate. Also, R800 emulation hits very hard on the emulator performance, so it may not run smoothly on all devices, specially smartphones. There are options to tweak the R800 timing and clock speed from 0.5x to 2.0x.
About the V9990 Video chip
The current V9990 implementation also has some limitations on the Command Termination and Horizontal INTs. But none of the available/tested software seemed to rely on the incomplete functions.
About the light C-BIOS version
The light version with only C-BIOS ROMs can be found at: https://webmsx.org/cbios
About the NetPlay! feature
WebMSX 5.0 brings NetPlay!, in which any number of users may connect and control the same virtual MSX machine. To access the feature, open the NetPlay! control dialog available on the System Menu (Power button).
One user must be the "Server" and start a NetPlay! Session. Just choose a name for the Session, or let the emulator generate it randomly, then hit "START". Once the Session is started and active, other users may join the Session simply by entering the same Session name and hitting "JOIN". All users connected have complete control over the machine, except that only the Server user may load/change media files (ROMs, Disks, etc). All features of the emulator work during NetPlay! Any Client user may leave the Session at any time, but only the Server user may end the Session completely.
Be careful not to make your Session name public! Anyone that knows your Session name will be able to join it while its active. Send the session name only to people you want to invite. Another way of sharing your Session to users is sending them a link that will open the emulator and join the session automatically. In the NetPlay! dialog, once you are Hosting a Session, there will be a link button on the upper right, that will generate the link and copy it to your clipboard.
IMPORTANT: NetPlay! performance is completely dependent on the network quality. The lower the network latency between users, the better. Higher bandwidths with higher latencies won't help much. The Client may need some time to find and connect do the Server. It uses a specialized P2P protocol, and tries to use STUN to traverse NATs/routers so users don't have to worry about IPs and opening ports. Use at your own risk! :-)
To make all this work seamlessly, WebMSX uses modern Web technologies including WebRTC, which are supported by all major browsers and platforms. Unfortunately, those technologies may still not be available on Apple iOS, so NetPlay! may not work on those devices.
About the Nextor Hard Disk Drive
To make the Hard Disk Drive available, you must first activate the Hard Drive Extension, through the Extensions Menu on the user interface, or by using the respective Presets.
The Hard Disk device may be placed "before" the Floppy Drives, so it will appear on the system as Drive A, or "after" the Floppy Drives, so it will appear as Drive C. The position depends on which Slot the Extension is activated on.
If using Presets, there are two available: HARDDISK will place the device as Drive A, and HARDDISKC will place it as Drive C.
On the Hard Drive menu (HD icon), there are options to automatically create Empty and Boot disks of several sizes. You can also load DSK images, Files or ZIPs normally.
WebMSX Configuration and Launch Options
Several parameters are available for customizing the emulator. They can be changed either directly in Javascript if you are hosting the emulator in your own page, by loading a Configuration File, or via URL Query Parameters if you are creating links or bookmarks to open the emulator, or just using it in your browser.
All parameters are in the form of properties in the global object WMSX. Just set these object properties in Javascript, or use URL Query parameter/value pairs. For example:
WMSX.ROM = "files/Game.rom"; is the same as https://webmsx.org?ROM=files/Game.rom
To load an external Configuration File, set the CONFIG_URL parameter. The config file must be a valir JSON object. This object's properties will be merged with the standard configuration properties. For example:
WMSX.CONFIG_URL = "files/CustomMachines.json"; or https://webmsx.org?CONFIG_URL=files/CustomMachines.json
All emulator Savestates, Settings and Preferences can be stored in multiple isolated spaces, using the Environments feature. Just set the ENVIRONMENT parameter (or E for short) to any number in the 1..99 range. For example:
WMSX.ENVIRONMENT = 2; or https://webmsx.org?E=2
Another important concept is the use of configuration Presets. Some configurations are a bit complicated and may require setting various parameters in conjunction. For those cases, its easier to use a Preset that will automatically set all the relevant parameters for a specific task. You may specify any number of Presets to be used by setting the PRESETS parameter (or P for short) with a comma separated list of the Preset names to apply. For example:
WMSX.PRESETS = "RAM128, NODISK"; or https://webmsx.org?P=RAM128,NODISK
IMPORTANT: Any parameter setting via Javascript must be done AFTER importing the webmsx.js file.
Media Loading
The emulator can be set to automatically load files like ROMs, DSK and CAS images. Additionally, files can be loaded and automatically injected into any of the Disks Drives, without having to first create an image. Image files may be compressed in ZIP or GZIP formats. If several Disk images are found in a ZIP file, all of them (up to 10) will be loaded in the Drive Stack. Available parameters:
| Parameter | Function | Shortcut for URL form |
|---|---|---|
CARTRIDGE1_URL | URL of ROM image file to load in Slot 1 | ROM, CART1 |
CARTRIDGE2_URL | URL of ROM image file to load in Slot 2 | CART2 |
CARTRIDGE1_FORMAT | Force ROM Format for Cartridge in Slot 1 | ROM_FORMAT, CART1_FORMAT |
CARTRIDGE2_FORMAT | Force ROM Format for Cartridge in Slot 2 | CART2_FORMAT |
DISKA_URL | URL of Disk image file to load in Drive A: | DISK, DISKA |
DISKB_URL | URL of Disk image file to load in Drive B: | DISKB |
HARDDISK_URL | URL of Disk image file to load in the Hard Drive | HARDDISK |
DISKA_FILES_URL | URL of file or ZIP (for several files) to load in Drive A: | DISK_FILES, DISKA_FILES |
DISKB_FILES_URL | URL of file or ZIP (for several files) to load in Drive B: | DISKB_FILES |
HARDDISK_FILES_URL | URL of file or ZIP (for several files) to load in Hard Drive | HARDDISK_FILES |
TAPE_URL | URL of Tape image file to load | TAPE |
STATE_URL | URL of SaveState file to load | STATE, SAVESTATE |
AUTODETECT_URL | URL of file to load with media auto-detection | AUTODETECT, AUTO, ANY |
ROM Format (or Mapper Type)
The ROM Format is auto-detected. To force a format, set the CARTRIDGE1_FORMAT and CARTRIDGE2_FORMAT parameters, or access the User Interface.
You can also put the format specification in the ROM file name, between brackets. Example: Game [KonamiSCC].rom
Valid Formats
Normal, Mirrored, NotMirrored, ASCII8, ASCII16, Konami, KonamiSCC, KonamiSCCI, ASCII8SRAM2, ASCII8SRAM8, ASCII16SRAM2, ASCII16SRAM8, MegaRAM, GameMaster2, KoeiSRAM8, KoeiSRAM32, Wizardry, FMPAC, FMPAK, MSXDOS2, Majutsushi, Synthesizer, RType, CrossBlaim, Manbow2, HarryFox, AlQuran, AlQuranDecoded, Halnote, SuperSwangi, SuperLodeRunner, Dooly, Zemina80in1, Zemina90in1, Zemina126in1, MSXWrite, KonamiUltimateCollection
Choosing a Machine
There are 12 different generic machines. The default machine is the MSX2+, and the emulator will try to auto-detect your region. You can ask for a specific machine by setting the MACHINE parameter (or M for short) with the respective Machine ID:
| Machine | Machine ID | Specific Machine | Machine ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSX tR Auto-detection | MSXTR | MSX tR American (NTSC 60Hz) | MSXTRA |
| MSX tR European (PAL 50Hz) | MSXTRE | ||
| MSX tR Japanese (NTSC 60Hz) | MSXTRJ | ||
| MSX2+ Auto-detection | MSX2P | MSX2+ American (NTSC 60Hz) | MSX2PA |
| MSX2+ European (PAL 50Hz) | MSX2PE | ||
| MSX2+ Japanese (NTSC 60Hz) | MSX2PJ | ||
| MSX2 Auto-detection | MSX2 | MSX2 American (NTSC 60Hz) | MSX2A |
| MSX2 European (PAL 50Hz) | MSX2E | ||
| MSX2 Japanese (NTSC 60Hz) | MSX2J | ||
| MSX1 Auto-detection | MSX1 | MSX1 American (NTSC 60Hz) | MSX1A |
| MSX1 European (PAL 50Hz) | MSX1E | ||
| MSX1 Japanese (NTSC 60Hz) | MSX1J |
It's possible to define additional Custom Machines, by loading an external Configuration File (CONFIG_URL parameter). Contact the author for details!
Enabling Extensions
The emulator supports several Extensions, or optional components that can be turned on/off. Some are in the form of expansion cartridges that can be inserted in either Slot 1 or 2. We use Presets to make configuring Extensions easier:
| Extension | Default in Machine | Presets |
|---|---|---|
| Hard Disk interface (Nextor) | -- | HARDDISK, HARDDISKC, NOHARDDISK |
| Floppy Disk interface with 2 drives | All | DISK, NODISK |
| Standard RAM Mapper, adjustable size | MSX2 or higher | RAM128..RAM4096, RAMNORMAL |
| Kanji Characters with MSX-JE | Japanese MSX2 or higher | KANJI, NOKANJI |
| V9990 Video | -- | V9990 |
| MSX-MUSIC sound with BASIC extension | MSX2 or higher | MSXMUSIC, NOMSXMUSIC |
| OPL4 Wave sound | -- | OPL4 |
| Double PSG | -- | DOUBLEPSG |
| SCC-I Sound Cartridge with 128K RAM | -- | SCCI, SCCI2 (in Slot 1/2) |
| SCC Sound Cartridge | -- | SCC, SCC2 (in Slot 1/2) |
| PAC SRAM Cartridge | -- | PAC, PAC2 (in Slot 1/2) |
| MegaRAM Cartridge | -- | MEGARAM, MEGARAM2 (in Slot 1/2) |
Loading BASIC files and Typing commands after launch
The emulator can be set to automatically Run/Load BASIC programs after launch, or type any commands or text in the BASIC prompt. NOTE that these are not necessary for AUTOEXEC.BAS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files, or if you have loaded a Tape Image file (in which case the emulator will automatically detect and Run the first program in the Tape). Available parameters:
| Parameter | Action |
|---|---|
BASIC_RUN | Run the specified file |
BASIC_LOAD | Load the specified file |
BASIC_BRUN | Run the specified bynary file |
BASIC_BLOAD | Load the specified bynary file |
BASIC_TYPE | Type the specified text |
BASIC_ENTER | Type the specified text then hit ENTER |
Controlling boot speed and automatically pressing keys at boot time
| Parameter | Action |
|---|---|
FAST_BOOT | Boot at max. speed |
BOOT_KEYS | Keys to keep pressed at every boot, comma separated |
BOOT_KEYS_ONCE | Same as above, but only on first boot (do not use both) |
BOOT_KEYS_FRAMES | Optional number of frames for Boot Keys |
Launch URL Examples
WebMSX is great for displaying MSX software in the web. With a simple URL, you can launch the emulator and automatically load and run anything. You may combine several settings and media loading options in a single link. Here are some examples:
- To load a game in ROM format:
https://webmsx.org?ROM=https://gamesarchive.org/Goonies.rom
- To load a game in a ZIPped Disk Image and insert a SCC+ Sound Cartridge:
https://webmsx.org?DISK=https://gamesarchive.org/SDSnatcher.zip&PRESETS=SCCI
- To launch an European MSX1 machine, loading a Disk image and then run a BASIC program:
https://webmsx.org?MACHINE=MSX1E&DISK=https://basicmuseum.org/Demos.dsk&BASIC_RUN=Bubbles.bas
Presets Reference
| Preset | Description |
|---|---|
HARDDISK, HARDDISKC, NOHARDDISK | Hard Drive Extension |
DISK, DISKA, NODISK | Floppy Drives Extension |
RAMMAPPER, RAM128 - RAM4096, RAMNORMAL | RAM Mapper Extension & sizes |
V9990 | V9990 Video Extension |
KANJI, NOKANJI | Kanji ROM Extension |
MSXMUSIC, NOMSXMUSIC, DOUBLEPSG, OPL4 | Sound Devices Extensions |
SCCI, SCCI2, SCC, SCC2 | SCC+/SCC Cartridge (in Slot 1/2) |
PAC, PAC2 | PAC SRAM Cartridge (in Slot 1/2) |
MEGARAM, MEGARAM2, MEGARAM256 - MEGARAM2048 | MegaRam Cartridge (in Slot 1/2) & sizes |
VSYNCON, VSYNCOFF, VSYNCDISABLED | VSync options |
ALLSTEREO, ALLSTEREO2 | Stereo simulation for all devices (default/variation) |
PSGSTEREO, PSGSTEREO2 | PSG Stereo simulation (default/variation) |
SCCSTEREO, SCCSTEREO2 | SCC Stereo simulation (default/variation) |
OPLLSTEREO, OPLLSTEREO2 | OPLL Stereo simulation (default/variation) |
ALTSLOTCONFIG | Alternate Slot Configuration. RAM at Primary Slot 3 |
BOOSTED | Boosted Machine with HardDisk and CPU/VDP 3x Turbo |
Parameters Reference
| Parameter (+ new) | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
ENVIRONMENT | 0 | Emulator Environment. Isolate Savestates & Preferences. 1..99 |
CONFIG_URL | -- | Configuration file to merge. Processed before URL parameters |
MACHINE | -- | Machine Type. Leave blank for auto-detection |
PRESETS | -- | Configuration Presets names to apply, comma separated |
CARTRIDGE1_URL | -- | URL of ROM image file to load in Slot 1 |
CARTRIDGE2_URL | -- | URL of ROM image file to load in Slot 2 |
CARTRIDGE1_FORMAT | -- | ROM Format for Cartridge in Slot 1 |
CARTRIDGE2_FORMAT | -- | ROM Format for Cartridge in Slot 2 |
DISKA_URL | -- | URL of Disk image file to load in Drive A: |
DISKB_URL | -- | URL of Disk image file to load in Drive B: |
HARDDISK_URL | -- | URL of Disk image file to load in the Hard Drive |
DISKA_FILES_URL | -- | URL of file or ZIP (for several files) to load in Drive A: |
DISKB_FILES_URL | -- | URL of file or ZIP (for several files) to load in Drive B: |
HARDDISK_FILES_URL | -- | URL of file or ZIP (for several files) to load in Hard Drive |
TAPE_URL | -- | URL of Tape image file to load |
STATE_URL | -- | URL of SaveState file to load |
AUTODETECT_URL | -- | URL of file to load with media auto-detection |
SLOTXY_URL | -- | URL of ROM file to load in Slot X-Y (X,Y are numbers). Omit Y for primary slot |
SLOTXY_FORMAT | -- | ROM Format for Slot X-Y loaded above |
NETPLAY_JOIN | -- | Join NetPlay! Session automatically |
NETPLAY_NICK | -- | NetPlay! Nickname, optional |
BASIC_RUN | -- | Run the specified file name |
BASIC_LOAD | -- | Load the specified file name |
BASIC_BRUN | -- | Run the specified binary file name |
BASIC_BLOAD | -- | Load the specified binary file name |
BASIC_TYPE | -- | Type the specified text |
BASIC_ENTER | -- | Type the specified text then hit ENTER |
BOOT_KEYS | -- | Keys to keep pressed at every boot, comma separated |
BOOT_KEYS_ONCE | -- | Same as above, but only on first boot (do not use both) |
BOOT_KEYS_FRAMES | -1 | Number of frames for Boot Keys. -1: auto; > 0: frames |
FAST_BOOT | 0 | Number of frames for Fast Boot. 0: off; 1: auto (same as Boot Keys frames); > 1: number of frames |
VDP_TYPE | -1 | VDP Chip. -1: auto; 1: V9918; 2: V9938; 3: V9958 |
+ VDP_PALETTE | 2 | MSX1 Palette. 0: WebMSX Original; 1: V9918; 2: V9928; 3: V9938; 4: Toshiba; 5: Fujitsu FM-X |
RTC_ACTIVE | -1 | RTC Chip. -1: auto; 0: not present; 1: present |
RAMMAPPER_SIZE | 512 | RAM Mapper size when active. 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, in KB |
RAMNORMAL_SIZE | 64 | Normal RAM size when active. 16..64, in KB |
VOL | 1.0 | Master Volume factor |
SPEED | 100 | Default emulation speed (in %) |
SCREEN_ELEMENT_ID | "wmsx-screen" | HTML Element ID to place the Emulator Screen |
ALLOW_URL_PARAMETERS | true | Allows overriding any parameters via URL query parameters |
AUTO_START | true | Auto-Start the emulator as soon as ready |
AUTO_POWER_ON_DELAY | 1200 | Auto-Power-ON after specified msecs. -1: no Auto-Power-ON |
MEDIA_CHANGE_DISABLED | false | Block user from changing Media (Cartridges, Disks, etc) |
SCREEN_RESIZE_DISABLED | false | Block user from changing Sreen size |
SCREEN_FULLSCREEN_MODE | -1 | FullScreen mode. -2: disabled; -1: auto; 0: off; 1: on (Full Screen); 2: on (Full Windowed) |
SCREEN_FILTER_MODE | -3 | Screen CRT Filter level. -3: user set (default auto); -2: browser default; -1: auto; 0..3: smoothing level |
SCREEN_CRT_SCANLINES | -1 | Screen CRT Scanlines. -1: user set (default off); 0: off; 1..10: level |
SCREEN_CRT_PHOSPHOR | -1 | Screen CRT Phosphor Effect. -1: auto (off); 0: off; 1: on |
SCREEN_DEFAULT_SCALE | -1 | Screen size. -1: auto; 0.5..N in 0.1 steps |
SCREEN_DEFAULT_ASPECT | 1.14 | Screen Aspect Ratio (width) in 0.1 steps |
SCREEN_CONTROL_BAR | 1 | Screen Bottom Bar controls. 0: on hover; 1: always |
SCREEN_FORCE_HOST_NATIVE_FPS | -1 | Force host native video frequency. -1: auto-detect. Don't change! :-) |
SCREEN_VSYNC_MODE | -2 | VSync mode. -2: user set (default auto); -1: disabled; 0: off; 1: auto (on when available) |
+ SCREEN_VIDEO_OUT | -1 | Video output. -1: auto; 0: Internal VDP; 1: External V9990; 2: Superimposed; 3: Mixed; 4: Dual (main: Internal); 5: Dual (main: V9990) |
+ SCREEN_COLORS | 0 | CRT color type. 0: Color; 1: B&W; 2: Green Phosphor; 3: Amber Phosphor |
AUDIO_MONITOR_BUFFER_BASE | -3 | Audio buffer base size. -3: user set (default auto); -2: disable audio; -1: auto; 0: browser default; 1..6: base value. More buffer = more delay |
AUDIO_MONITOR_BUFFER_SIZE | -1 | Audio buffer size. -1: auto; 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384: buffer size. More buffer = more delay. Don't change! :-) |
AUDIO_SIGNAL_BUFFER_RATIO | 2 | Internal Audio Signal buffer based on Monitor buffer |
AUDIO_SIGNAL_ADD_FRAMES | 3 | Additional frames in internal Audio Signal buffer based on Monitor buffer |
+ R800_CLOCK_MODE | 0 | R800 CPU Clock. 0: auto; (0..2]: R800 CPU clock multiplier |
+ R800_TIMING | 1 | Precise R800/S1990 timings. 0: off, 1: on; 2: VDP waits only. Turn off for faster and lighter emulation |
Z80_CLOCK_MODE | 0 | Z80 CPU Clock. 0: auto (soft-turbo possible); (0..8]: CPU clock multiplier |
VDP_CLOCK_MODE | 0 | VDP Command Engine Clock. 0: auto (soft-turbo possible); (0..8]: Engine clock multiplier; 9: instantaneous |
Z80_SOFT_TURBO_MULTI | 1.5 | Z80 CPU clock multiplier when in AUTO mode and activated by software. 1..8: multi |
VDP_SOFT_TURBO_MULTI | 1 | VDP Command Engine clock multiplier when in AUTO mode and activated by software. 1..9: multi |
+ CPU_SOFT_TURBO_AUTO_ON | 0 | Automatically activate the CPU Soft Turbo when supported by machine. 0: off, 1: on |
+ CPU_FAKE_TR_TURBO | -1 | Simulated tR CHGCPU Turbo activation. -1: auto; 0: off; 1: on. Auto ON for 2+, never for tR |
+ CPU_PANA_TURBO | -1 | Simulated Panasonic Turbo activation. -1: auto; 0: off; 1: on. Auto ON for 2+, never for tR |
JOYSTICKS_MODE | 0 | Joysticks (on Host) controls. -1: disabled; 0: auto; 1: auto (swapped) |
JOYKEYS_MODE | -1 | JoyKeys controls. -1: disabled; 0: enabled at port 1; 1: enabled at port 2; 2: enabled at both ports; 3: enabled at both ports (swapped) |
MOUSE_MODE | -1 | Mouse controls. -1: disabled; 0: auto; 1: enabled at port 1; 2: enabled at port 2 |
TOUCH_MODE | 0 | Touch controls. -1: disabled; 0: auto; 1: enabled at port 1; 2: enabled at port 2 |
+ MOBILE_MODE | 0 | Forced Mobile interface mode. -1: disabled; 0: auto; 1: enabled |
DEBUG_MODE | 0 | Debug Modes. 0: off; 1..7: mode. Don't change! :-) |
SPRITES_DEBUG_MODE | 0 | Sprites Debug Modes. 0: off; 1: unlimited; 2: no collisions; 3: both. May cause problems :-) |
KEYBOARD_JAPAN_LAYOUT | 1 | Japanese keyboard layout. 0: ANSI, 1: JIS |
ROM_MAX_HASH_SIZE_KB | 5120 | Maximum ROM size for Hash calculation |
HARDDISK_MIN_SIZE_KB | 720 | Minimum file size to be accepted as HardDisk image (besides all valid Floppy formats) |
MEGARAM_SIZE | 2048 | MegaRAM size in KB |
DISK_ROM_START_PAGE | 0 | Change starting page for ROMs > 16KB when format is DiskPatch. 0..1 |
PSG_VOL | "f" | PSG Volume adjust: 0..f (hex digit). Set globally or for each channel (4 values) |
PSG_PAN | "8" | PSG PanPot adjust: 0; 1..8..f (hex digit). Set globally or for each channel (4 values) |
SCC_VOL | "f" | SCC Volume adjust. Same as above (5 values) |
SCC_PAN | "8" | SCC PanPot adjust. Same as above (5 values) |
OPLL_VOL | "f" | OPLL Volume adjust. Same as above (14 values) |
OPLL_PAN | "8" | OPLL PanPot adjust. Same as above (14 values) |
PAGE_BACK_CSS | -- | CSS to modify page background color. Applied to the body element |