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#include <p12f629.inc>
processor p12f629
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
; feature enhanced SNES CIC clone for PIC Microcontroller (key mode only)
;
; Copyright (C) 2010 by Maximilian Rehkopf (ikari_01) <otakon@gmx.net>
; This software is part of the sd2snes project.
;
; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
; the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License only.
;
; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
; GNU General Public License for more details.
;
; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
; along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
; Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
;
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; pin configuration: (cartridge pin) [key CIC pin]
;
; ,---_---.
; +5V (27,58) [16] |1 8| GND (5,36) [8]
; CIC clk (56) [6] |2 7| CIC data i/o 0 (55) [2]
; status out |3 6| CIC data i/o 1 (24) [1]
; /PAIR |4 5| CIC slave reset (25) [7]
; `-------'
;
;
; Status out can be connected to a LED. It indicates:
;
; state | output
; -------------------------+----------------------------
; OK or no lock CIC | high
; error | low
; SuperCIC pair mode | 148.75kHz / 50% duty cycle
;
; In case lockout fails, the region is switched automatically and
; will be used after the next reset.
;
; The /PAIR pin can be used to enable or disable SuperCIC pair mode.
; It can be tied low or high to statically enable or disable pair mode
; detection, or connected to a switch or MCU to dynamically enable pair
; mode detection (it should then be connected to a pull-up resistor to
; Vcc). Pair mode detection can be enabled during operation,
; but pair mode cannot be left until the next power cycle.
; See SuperCIC lock documentation for a more detailed description of
; pair mode.
;
; memory usage:
;
; 0x20 buffer for seed calc and transfer
; 0x21 - 0x2f seed area (lock seed)
; 0x30 buffer for seed calc
; 0x31 - 0x3f seed area (key seed; 0x31 filled in by lock)
; 0x40 - 0x41 buffer for seed calc
; 0x4d buffer for eeprom access
; 0x4e loop variable for longwait
; 0x4f loop variable for wait
; 0x5e SuperCIC pair mode detect (phase 1)
; 0x5f SuperCIC pair mode detect (phase 2)
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------
__CONFIG _EC_OSC & _WDT_OFF & _PWRTE_OFF & _MCLRE_OFF & _CP_OFF & _CPD_OFF
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------
; code memory
org 0x0000
nop
nop
nop
goto init
isr
org 0x0004
bcf INTCON, 1 ; clear interrupt cause
bcf GPIO, 0
bcf GPIO, 1
bsf GPIO, 4 ; LED on
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
bsf INTCON, 7 ; re-enable interrupts (ISR will continue as main)
goto main
init
org 0x0010
banksel GPIO
clrf GPIO
movlw 0x07 ; GPIO2..0 are digital I/O (not connected to comparator)
movwf CMCON
movlw 0x90 ; global enable interrupts + enable external interrupt
movwf INTCON
banksel TRISIO
movlw 0x2d ; in out in in out in
movwf TRISIO
movlw 0x24 ; pullups for reset+clk to avoid errors when no CIC in host
movwf WPU
movlw 0x00 ; 0x80 for global pullup disable
movwf OPTION_REG
banksel GPIO
bsf GPIO, 4 ; LED on
idle
goto idle ; wait for interrupt from lock
main
banksel TRISIO
bsf TRISIO, 0
bcf TRISIO, 1
banksel GPIO
; --------INIT LOCK SEED (what the lock sends)--------
movlw 0xb
movwf 0x21
movlw 0x1
movwf 0x22
movlw 0x4
movwf 0x23
movlw 0xf
movwf 0x24
movlw 0x4
movwf 0x25
movlw 0xb
movwf 0x26
movlw 0x5
movwf 0x27
movlw 0x7
movwf 0x28
movlw 0xf
movwf 0x29
movlw 0xd
movwf 0x2a
movlw 0x6
movwf 0x2b
movlw 0x1
movwf 0x2c
movlw 0xe
movwf 0x2d
movlw 0x9
movwf 0x2e
movlw 0x8
movwf 0x2f
; --------INIT KEY SEED (what we must send)--------
banksel EEADR ; D/F411 and D/F413
clrf EEADR ; differ in 2nd seed nibble
bsf EECON1, RD ; of key stream,
movf EEDAT, w ; restore saved nibble from EEPROM
banksel GPIO
movwf 0x32
movlw 0xa
movwf 0x33
movlw 0x1
movwf 0x34
movlw 0x8
movwf 0x35
movlw 0x5
movwf 0x36
movlw 0xf
movwf 0x37
movlw 0x1
movwf 0x38
movwf 0x39
movlw 0xe
movwf 0x3a
movlw 0x1
movwf 0x3b
movlw 0x0
movwf 0x3c
movlw 0xd
movwf 0x3d
movlw 0xe
movwf 0x3e
movlw 0xc
movwf 0x3f
; --------wait for stream ID--------
movlw 0xb5
call wait
clrf 0x31 ; clear lock stream ID
; --------lock sends stream ID. 15 cycles per bit--------
; bsf GPIO, 0 ; (debug marker)
; bcf GPIO, 0 ;
btfsc GPIO, 0 ; check stream ID bit
bsf 0x31, 3 ; copy to lock seed
movlw 0x2 ; wait=3*W+5
call wait ; burn 11 cycles
nop
nop
; bsf GPIO, 0
; bcf GPIO, 0
btfsc GPIO, 0 ; check stream ID bit
bsf 0x31, 0 ; copy to lock seed
movlw 0x2 ;
call wait ; burn 11 cycles
nop
nop
; bsf GPIO, 0
; bcf GPIO, 0
btfsc GPIO, 0 ; check stream ID bit
bsf 0x31, 1 ; copy to lock seed
movlw 0x2 ;
call wait ; burn 11 cycles
nop
nop
; bsf GPIO, 0
; bcf GPIO, 0
btfsc GPIO, 0 ; check stream ID bit
bsf 0x31, 2 ; copy to lock seed
banksel TRISIO
bcf TRISIO, 0
bsf TRISIO, 1
banksel GPIO
nop
movlw 0x27 ; "wait" 1
call wait ; wait 121
; --------main loop--------
loop
movlw 0x1
loop0
addlw 0x30 ; key stream
movwf FSR ; store in index reg
loop1
nop
nop
movf INDF, w ; load seed value
movwf 0x20
bcf 0x20, 1 ; clear bit 1
btfsc 0x20, 0 ; copy from bit 0
bsf 0x20, 1 ; (if set)
bsf 0x20, 4 ; LED on
movf 0x20, w
movwf GPIO
nop
movlw 0x10
movwf GPIO ; reset GPIO
movlw 0x14
call wait
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
btfsc GPIO, 0 ; both pins must be low...
goto die
btfsc GPIO, 1 ; ...when no bit transfer takes place
goto die ; if not -> lock cic error state -> die
incf FSR, f ; next one
movlw 0xf
andwf FSR, w
btfss STATUS, Z
goto loop1
call mangle
call mangle
call mangle
movlw 0x2 ; wait 10
call wait ;
nop
nop
btfsc 0x37, 0
goto swap
banksel TRISIO
bcf TRISIO, 0
bsf TRISIO, 1
goto swapskip
swap
banksel TRISIO
bsf TRISIO, 0
bcf TRISIO, 1
nop
swapskip
banksel GPIO
movf 0x37, w
andlw 0xf
btfss STATUS, Z
goto loop0
goto loop
; --------calculate new seeds--------
; had to be unrolled because PIC has an inefficient way of handling
; indirect access, no post increment, etc.
mangle
call mangle_lock
nop
nop
mangle_key
movf 0x2f, w
movwf 0x20
mangle_key_loop
addlw 0x1
addwf 0x21, f
movf 0x22, w
movwf 0x40
movf 0x21, w
addwf 0x22, f
incf 0x22, f
comf 0x22, f
movf 0x23, w
movwf 0x41 ; store 23 to 41
movlw 0xf
andwf 0x23, f
movf 0x40, w ; add 40(22 old)+23+#1 and skip if carry
andlw 0xf
addwf 0x23, f
incf 0x23, f
btfsc 0x23, 4
goto mangle_key_withskip
mangle_key_withoutskip
movf 0x41, w ; restore 23
addwf 0x24, f ; add to 24
movf 0x25, w
movwf 0x40 ; save 25 to 40
movf 0x24, w
addwf 0x25, f
movf 0x26, w
movwf 0x41 ; save 26 to 41
movf 0x40, w ; restore 25
andlw 0xf ; mask nibble
addlw 0x8 ; add #8 to HIGH nibble
movwf 0x40
btfss 0x40, 4 ; skip if carry to 5th bit
addwf 0x26, w
movwf 0x26
movf 0x41, w ; restore 26
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x27, f ; add to 27
movf 0x27, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x28, f ; add to 28
movf 0x28, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x29, f ; add to 29
movf 0x29, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2a, f ; add to 2a
movf 0x2a, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2b, f ; add to 2b
movf 0x2b, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2c, f ; add to 2c
movf 0x2c, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2d, f ; add to 2d
movf 0x2d, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2e, f ; add to 2e
movf 0x2e, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2f, f ; add to 2f
movf 0x20, w ; restore original 0xf
andlw 0xf
addlw 0xf
movwf 0x20
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
btfss 0x20, 4 ; skip if half-byte carry
goto mangle_return ; +2 cycles in return
nop
goto mangle_key_loop
; 69 when goto, 69 when return
; CIC has 78 -> 9 nops
mangle_key_withskip
movf 0x41, w ; restore 23
addwf 0x23, f ; add to 23
movf 0x24, w
movwf 0x40 ; save 24 to 40
movf 0x23, w
addwf 0x24, f
movf 0x25, w
movwf 0x41 ; save 25 to 41
movf 0x40, w ; restore 24
andlw 0xf ; mask nibble
addlw 0x8 ; add #8 to HIGH nibble
movwf 0x40
btfss 0x40, 4 ; skip if carry to 5th bit
addwf 0x25, w
movwf 0x25
movf 0x41, w ; restore 25
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x26, f ; add to 26
movf 0x26, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x27, f ; add to 27
movf 0x27, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x28, f ; add to 28
movf 0x28, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x29, f ; add to 29
movf 0x29, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2a, f ; add to 2a
movf 0x2a, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2b, f ; add to 2b
movf 0x2b, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2c, f ; add to 2c
movf 0x2c, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2d, f ; add to 2d
movf 0x2d, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2e, f ; add to 2e
movf 0x2e, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x2f, f ; add to 2f
movf 0x20, w ; restore original 0xf
andlw 0xf
addlw 0xf
movwf 0x20
bcf GPIO, 0
movf GPIO, w
movwf 0x5e
btfss GPIO, 3
bsf GPIO, 0
movf GPIO, w
movwf 0x5f
bcf GPIO, 0
btfsc GPIO, 3
clrf 0x5e
nop
btfss 0x20, 4 ; skip if half-byte carry
goto mangle_return ; +2 cycles in return
movf 0x20, w ; restore w (previously destroyed)
goto mangle_key_loop
mangle_return
return
; 73 when goto, 73 when return
; CIC has 84 -> 11 nops
mangle_lock
movf 0x3f, w
movwf 0x30
mangle_lock_loop
addlw 0x1
addwf 0x31, f
movf 0x32, w
movwf 0x40
movf 0x31, w
addwf 0x32, f
incf 0x32, f
comf 0x32, f
movf 0x33, w
movwf 0x41 ; store 33 to 41
movlw 0xf
andwf 0x33, f
movf 0x40, w ; add 40(32 old)+33+#1 and skip if carry
andlw 0xf
addwf 0x33, f
incf 0x33, f
btfsc 0x33, 4
goto mangle_lock_withskip
mangle_lock_withoutskip
movf 0x41, w ; restore 33
addwf 0x34, f ; add to 34
movf 0x35, w
movwf 0x40 ; save 35 to 40
movf 0x34, w
addwf 0x35, f
movf 0x36, w
movwf 0x41 ; save 36 to 41
movf 0x40, w ; restore 35
andlw 0xf ; mask nibble
addlw 0x8 ; add #8 to HIGH nibble
movwf 0x40
btfss 0x40, 4 ; skip if carry to 5th bit
addwf 0x36, w
movwf 0x36
movf 0x41, w ; restore 36
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x37, f ; add to 37
movf 0x37, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x38, f ; add to 38
movf 0x38, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x39, f ; add to 39
movf 0x39, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3a, f ; add to 3a
movf 0x3a, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3b, f ; add to 3b
movf 0x3b, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3c, f ; add to 3c
movf 0x3c, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3d, f ; add to 3d
movf 0x3d, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3e, f ; add to 3e
movf 0x3e, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3f, f ; add to 3f
movf 0x30, w ; restore original 0xf
andlw 0xf
addlw 0xf
movwf 0x30
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
nop
btfss 0x30, 4 ; skip if half-byte carry
goto mangle_return
nop
goto mangle_lock_loop
; 69 when goto, 69 when return
; CIC has 78 -> 9 nops
mangle_lock_withskip
movf 0x41, w ; restore 33
addwf 0x33, f ; add to 33
movf 0x34, w
movwf 0x40 ; save 34 to 40
movf 0x33, w
addwf 0x34, f
movf 0x35, w
movwf 0x41 ; save 35 to 41
movf 0x40, w ; restore 34
andlw 0xf ; mask nibble
addlw 0x8 ; add #8 to HIGH nibble
movwf 0x40
btfss 0x40, 4 ; skip if carry to 5th bit
addwf 0x35, w
movwf 0x35
movf 0x41, w ; restore 35
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x36, f ; add to 36
movf 0x36, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x37, f ; add to 37
movf 0x37, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x38, f ; add to 38
movf 0x38, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x39, f ; add to 39
movf 0x39, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3a, f ; add to 3a
movf 0x3a, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3b, f ; add to 3b
movf 0x3b, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3c, f ; add to 3c
movf 0x3c, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3d, f ; add to 3d
movf 0x3d, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3e, f ; add to 3e
movf 0x3e, w ;
addlw 0x1 ; inc
addwf 0x3f, f ; add to 3f
movf 0x30, w ; restore original 0xf
andlw 0xf
addlw 0xf
movwf 0x30
btfss 0x5e, 1
goto scic_pair_skip1
btfsc 0x5f, 1
goto scic_pair_skip2
btfsc GPIO, 3
goto scic_pair_skip3
goto supercic_pairmode
scic_pair_skip1
nop
nop
scic_pair_skip2
nop
nop
scic_pair_skip3
nop
nop
nop
nop
btfss 0x30, 4 ; skip if half-byte carry
goto mangle_return
nop
goto mangle_lock_loop
; 73 when goto, 73 when return
; CIC has 84 -> 11 nops
; --------wait: 3*(W-1)+7 cycles (including call+return). W=0 -> 256!--------
wait
movwf 0x4f
wait0 decfsz 0x4f, f
goto wait0
return
; --------wait long: 8+(3*(w-1))+(772*w). W=0 -> 256!--------
longwait
movwf 0x4e
clrw
longwait0
call wait
decfsz 0x4e, f
goto longwait0
return
; --------change region in eeprom and die--------
die
banksel EEADR
clrw
movwf EEADR
bsf EECON1, RD
movf EEDAT, w
banksel GPIO
movwf 0x4d
btfsc 0x4d, 0
goto die_reg_6
die_reg_9
movlw 0x9 ; died with PAL, fall back to NTSC
goto die_reg_cont
die_reg_6
movlw 0x6 ; died with NTSC, fall back to PAL
die_reg_cont
banksel EEADR
movwf EEDAT
bsf EECON1, WREN
die_intloop
bcf INTCON, GIE
btfsc INTCON, GIE
goto die_intloop
movlw 0x55
movwf EECON2
movlw 0xaa
movwf EECON2
bsf EECON1, WR
bsf INTCON, GIE
banksel GPIO
bcf GPIO, 4
; --------get caught up--------
die_trap
goto die_trap
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------
supercic_pairmode
banksel TRISIO
bsf TRISIO, 0
bsf TRISIO, 1
banksel GPIO
supercic_pairmode_loop
bsf GPIO, 4
nop
nop
bcf GPIO, 4
goto supercic_pairmode_loop
; eeprom memory
DEEPROM CODE
de 0x09 ; D411 (NTSC)
end

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