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(Created page with "The WonderSwan features thirteen fixed LCD segments which are displayed to the right<sup>(color)</sup> or below<sup>(mono)</sup> the main display. These are: * Six under control of software ** Large circle ** Medium circle ** Small circle ** Horizontal orientation ** Vertical orientation ** (Shooting) Star (Sleep) * Four software can query ** Speaker ** Volume A (small wave<sup>(mono)</sup>, center wave<sup>(color)</sup...") |
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** (Shooting) Star (Sleep) | ** (Shooting) Star (Sleep) | ||
* [[#LCD_Status_($1A)| | * [[#LCD_Status_($1A)|Five software can query]] | ||
** Speaker | ** Speaker | ||
** Volume A (small wave<sup>(mono)</sup>, center wave<sup>(color)</sup>) | ** Volume A (small wave<sup>(mono)</sup>, center wave<sup>(color)</sup>) | ||
** Volume B (big wave<sup>(mono)</sup>, outside two waves<sup>(color)</sup>) | ** Volume B (big wave<sup>(mono)</sup>, outside two waves<sup>(color)</sup>) | ||
** Headphones | ** Headphones | ||
** Cartridge | |||
* [[Interrupts#Interrupt_NMI_Control_($B7)|One that the software can infer]] | * [[Interrupts#Interrupt_NMI_Control_($B7)|One that the software can infer]] | ||
** Low battery | ** Low battery | ||
* | * One that is entirely invisible to software | ||
** Power on ("Egg", resembles the mono power switch) | ** Power on ("Egg", resembles the mono power switch) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:43, 23 February 2025
The WonderSwan features thirteen fixed LCD segments which are displayed to the right(color) or below(mono) the main display. These are:
- Six under control of software
- Large circle
- Medium circle
- Small circle
- Horizontal orientation
- Vertical orientation
- (Shooting) Star (Sleep)
- Five software can query
- Speaker
- Volume A (small wave(mono), center wave(color))
- Volume B (big wave(mono), outside two waves(color))
- Headphones
- Cartridge
- One that the software can infer
- Low battery
- One that is entirely invisible to software
- Power on ("Egg", resembles the mono power switch)
