Hi,
my 2X CDROM reader have volume knob, eject and forward button and a 3mm
stereo audio jack.
I never see the schematics of CDROM reader.
I suppose there are two separate section, one for IDE interface and the
other for audio section.
Also I suppose that the audio section to start need power and some logical
levels.
Do you agree?
Ciao
Leo
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Da: Ben Stragnell <spam_OUTspareTakeThisOuT
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Data: sabato 20 febbraio 1999 23.22
Oggetto: Re: [OT] OLD CDROM reader & PIC
{Quote hidden}>Leo,
>
>First off, if it has built in PLAY/STOP buttons, you could probably
>just control those directly.
>
>If it's an IDE drive, then I'd imagine it should be fairly
>straightforward. You just need to be able to read and write 16-bit
>wide data to the drive, and there was a thread not so long ago
>regarding connecting IDE devices to microcontrollers. If you're
>using one of the smaller PICs, you could probably hack something
>together using a 16-bit shift register, or a latch.
>No need to worry about DMA or anything like that.
>Check out the ATA and ATAPI specs - AFAIK the CD play, stop, pause
>etc... commands are all accessible via ATAPI.
>
>If, on the other (third!) hand, it's a SCSI drive, well... I haven't
>got a clue!
>
>Good luck, (and it's not such a crazy idea!)
>
>Ben
>
>
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