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Video systems

Video systems. Lesson plan. Review the code for the previous exercise Video systems Review for midterm exam. Midterm exam. Thursday,March 16, 2004. Include: Multiple choice Fill-in the blank Problem solving. Last practice exercise. MOV AX,DATASEG ;Set address of data

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Video systems

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  1. Video systems

  2. Lesson plan • Review the code for the previous exercise • Video systems • Review for midterm exam

  3. Midterm exam • Thursday,March 16, 2004. • Include: • Multiple choice • Fill-in the blank • Problem solving

  4. Last practice exercise MOV AX,DATASEG ;Set address of data MOV DS, AX MOV AH, 0AH ;Get inputs LEA DX, Para_list INT 21H MOV BH, 00 ;Add ‘$’ to the end MOV BL, act_len ;of the input string MOV input[BX+1],'$'

  5. Last practice exercise MOV AH, 02H ; set cursor MOV BH, 0 ; page# to BH MOV DH, 12 ; row# to DH MOV DL, 40 ; column# to DL INT 10H MOV AH,09H ; display the string lea dx, input int 21h

  6. Video systems • Components of a video system Monitor Attribute Decoder Monitor Signal Generator Mode Control Video display Area Character Generator Video controller

  7. Video systems • Monitor • Consists of a group of closely-spaced horizontal lines (raster) • Each line consists of points • Each points consists of three luminescent phosphor dots • Video Display Area • Is the area in memory to contain data for text and graphic mode (buffer) • Address depends on the type of video adapter and chosen mode

  8. Video systems • Video display area: • A0000H: font descriptors • B0000H: monochrome text for mode 07H • B8000H:Text and graphic modes • Allows store data in pages • Video controller • Generates horizontal and vertical timing signals

  9. Video systems • Video BIOS: • Acts as an interface to the video adapter contains routines as setting the cursor and displaying characters • Video RAM bios supports two Video Data Areas: • 40:[49H]: current mode, #columns, size • 40:[84H]: #rows and height

  10. Video systems • Video modes (text and graphic modes) Mode Type Area Page 07 Monochrome B000 0 03 Color B800 0-3

  11. Attributes • Attribute byte in text mode determines the characteristics of each displayed characters Background Foreground Black Blue 01H Blue Red 14H Green Cyan 23H White Light magenta 7DH Green Gray A8H

  12. BIOS INT 10H We have learned INT 10H to: This week, we use this 10H to manage screen, cursor, pages Clear screen Set cursor

  13. Set video mode • Step 1: Set AH=00H • Step 2: Load video mode to AL (see video mode on page 156) • Step 3: Call INT 10H Example: MOV AH, 00H MOV AL, 00H ;Text mode 40x25 INT 10H

  14. Video mode supported by EMU8086 • 00h - text mode. 40x25. 16 colors. 8 pages.03h - text mode. 80x25. 16 colors. 8 pages.13h - graphical mode. 40x25. 256 colors. 320x200 pixels. 1 page

  15. Set cursor size • Step 1: Set AH=01H • Step 2: Set CH=start scanning line • Step 3: Set CL =end scanning line • Step 4: Call INT 10H Start scanning line: [0,13] End scanning line:[0,14] when bit 5 of CH is set to 0, the cursor is visible. when bit 5 is 1, the cursor is not visible.

  16. Set cursor size • Example: • MOV AH, 01H • MOV CH, 00H • MOV CL, 07H • INT 10H

  17. Get cursor status • Cursor status include: row, column and size of the cursor Step 1: Set AH=03H Step 2: Set BH= page number Step 3: Call INT 10H Step 4: Return values at DH=Row, DL=Column, CH= Starting scan line and CL= Ending scan line

  18. Get cursor status • Example • MOV AH, 03h • MOV BH,0 • INT 10H

  19. Scroll up screen • Step 1: Set AH=06H, Set AL= number of rows • Step 2: Set BH= Attribute or pixel value • Step 3: Set CX: starting row:column • Step 4: Set DX: ending row:column

  20. Scroll up screen • Example: MOV AX, 602H ; AH=06H, AL=02H MOV BH, 61H ; Brown background, ; Blue foreground MOV CX, 0000H MOV DX, 184FH ; Scroll full screen INT 10H

  21. Scroll down screen Step 1: Set AH=07H, AL=00H Step 2: Set BH=attribute or pixel value Step 3: Set CX=Starting row:column Step 4: Set DX=Ending row:column

  22. Scroll down screen Example: MOV AX, 702H ; AH=06H, AL=02H MOV BH, 61H ; Brown background, ; Blue background MOV CX, 0000H MOV DX, 184FH ; Scroll full screen INT 10H

  23. Display character and attribute at cursor Step1: Set AH=09H Step 2: Set AL=character to display Step 3: Set BL = attribute or pixel value Step 4: Set BH= page number Step 5: Call INT 10H

  24. Display character and attribute at cursor Example: MOV AH, 09H MOV AL, 41H MOV BL, 16H MOV BH, 0 MOV CX, 10 INT 10H

  25. Read character and attribute at Cursor INT 10H Function 08H MOV AH, 08H MOV BH, 00 INT 10H The character will be stored at AL and its attribute is stored in AH

  26. Review midterm exercise • Review chapter 8

  27. Read Character Generator Data • INT 10H function 11H and subfunction 30H Example • Step 1: Set AH=11H and AL=30H • Step 2: Set BH=0; code 0,1,2..7 • Step 3: Call INT 10H

  28. Display character string • INT 10H, function 13H Step 1: Set AH=13H Step 2: Set AL=subfunction(00,01,02,or 03) Step 3: Set BH=page number Step 4:Set BL=attribute Step 5: Set BP=address of the string (ES:BP) Step 6: Set CX=length Step 7: Set DX=row:column Step 8: Call INT 10H

  29. Display character string Example: MOV AL, 1 MOV BH, 0 MOV BL, 00111011b MOV CX, 10; MOV DL, 10 MOV DH, 7 PUSH DS POP ES LEA BP, offset message MOV AH, 13h int 10h

  30. Answers for review exercise • 1. On the display screen, the row:column (a) for the upper left corner is numbered _00_H:__00__H; (b) for the upper right corner is _00__H:_4F_H; (c) for the lower left corner is _18__H:_00__H; (d) for the lower right corner is _18___H:_4F_H.

  31. Answers for review exercise • 2. INT 10H_ is the BIOS operation for screen handling, and function 02__ in AH tells the operation to set the cursor. Page number, normally 0_, is in the _BH__ register, and row and column are in the _DX__ register.

  32. Answers for review exercise • 3. For screen clearing or scrolling, use BIOS INT 10H__ and insert function _06H_ in AH, _00__ for full screen in AL, _attribute___ in BH, starting row:column______ in CX, and ending row:column_____ in DX.

  33. Answers for review exercise • 4. INT 21H function 09H for displaying requires defining a display string in the data area, immediately followed by the __$____ character.

  34. Answers for review exercise • 5. For INT 21H function 0AH, the area for keyboard input requires definition of a _parameter_ _list___. The first byte contains maximum number of character entered_. The second byte is for the operation to store the __actual number of character entered_. The third byte begins a field that is to contain _entered ______ _characters_________.

  35. Answers for review exercise • 6. INT 21H function _40H__ for file handles requests display. Load file handle 01 in the _BX__ register, the number of characters to display in the _CX__ register, and the address of the area to display in the _DX__ register.

  36. Answers for review exercise • 7. The hex character for Tab is _09H_, for Line Feed is _0AH_, and for Carriage Return is _0DH_.

  37. Answers for review exercise • This code uses the instructions for INT 21H function 40H to display the message "Informatics Computers" followed by a Carriage Return and Line Feed, to begin displaying at row 02, column 18.

  38. Week 5 review • A _short_____ address is limited to a distance of -128 to 127 bytes. A _near_____ address is limited to a distance of 32,768 to 32,767 bytes within the same segment. A _far___ address is one that is (usually) in another segment and is reached by a segment:offset value.

  39. Week 5 review • The LOOP instruction requires an initial value in the _CX__ register. For each iteration, LOOP deducts 1 from this value; if it is __zero______, control drops through to the following instruction, and if it is _nonzero______, control jumps to the operand address.

  40. Week 5 review • The _CALL___ instruction transfers control to a called procedure and the RET___ instruction returns from the called procedure to the original calling procedure.

  41. Week 5 review • A CALL to a procedure within the same segment is _near___ (short/near/far) and decrements the _SP__ register by 2, pushes the _IP__ register (containing the offset of the instruction following the CALL) onto the stack, and inserts the offset address of the called procedure in the _IP_ register.

  42. Week 5 review • A RET instruction that returns from a near procedure pops the original value from the stack into the _IP__ register and increments the _SP__ register by 2.

  43. Week 5 review • AX= 0 CX=5 • AX=AX+BX = 0+25 CX=4 • AX=AX+BX =0+25+25 CX=3 • AX=AX+BX=0+25+25+25 CX=2 • AX=AX+BX=0+25+25+25+25 CX=1 • AX=AX+BX= 0+25+25+25+25+25 • CX=0 (quit) • AX= 25*5 = 125

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