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Filename: | ATS/T\ATS05 |
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File size: | 3216 bytes |
Load address: | 0000 |
Exec address: | 0000 |
File contents
Interactive programming J.J.Brayshaw 1987 Page linking is a method of giving a teletext decoder details of several pages that are connected with, or logically follow on from, the currently selected page. In this way, pages can be "pre-grabbed" in anticipation of their being requested for display, thus eliminating waiting time. The links can also be used by intelligent decoders to follow a logical sequence made up of several teletext pages. The page link information can be different for every single teletext page, and is decided upon by the teletext editors. Getting at this information is not as easy as it may seem at first glance... __________________________________________________________________________ Teletext Interactive Programming: Advanced Teletext System. 5 (c) J.J.Brayshaw 1987 Page Links: Amongst the additional information transmitted with each teletext page (i.e. other than the displayable text) are a series of 'page links'. Some of these links are being used to form the new FLOF or FASTEXT system. This allows a teletext decoder to grab a series of pages the reader is likely to require, and store them in memory. When the user calls up one of these pages it can be displayed instantly from memory rather than having to wait for the page to be re-broadcast. Although FLOF is a very new idea for teletext televisions, the system has been available for many years to BBC Micro teletext adapter owners. FLOF (Full Level One Facilities)has been re-named FASTEXT by at least one teletext tv set manufacturer. Sets are now being produced that use the first four links, and allocate them to four colour-coded buttons. Each page has its own set of associated page links, so after a page has been requested and displayed, its page link settings are interpreted and allocated to the coloured buttons. Whether the user requires them or not, the linked pages will be received when transmitted, then stored in anticipation of their being requested for display. The pages pointed to by these links are decided by the teletext editors and cannot be altered by the user. When another page is requested (be it one of the linked pages or not), the page memory is cleared then replaced by the set of pages pointed to by the new display. The teletext editors may also add an extra row of text to each page explaining where each of the four links will take the viewer to. This 'prompt' row is row 24, and cannot be displayed by non-flof teletext sets. It ususally consists simply Page 1 Interactive programming J.J.Brayshaw 1987 of keywords in colours directly relating to the coloured buttons (red, green, yellow and blue). This row, however, is for information only and does not carry the links themselves. Although FLOF only requires four links to be transmitted, each page can, in fact, carry up to 24 links. These are currently used for the following purposes: Link 0 - Red key FLOF page link Link 1 - Green key FLOF page link Link 2 - Yellow key FLOF page link Link 3 - Blue key FLOF page link Link 4 - Points to machine-readable page Link 5 - Points to the index page Links 6 to 23 - not defined The page links themselves are carried on packet 27 of each page. (Teletext rows are more correctly referred to as 'packets'). This packet does not follow exactly the same rules as all the other rows of a page. Packet 27 is not for display. Not only is there no space on the screen to display it, there are no meaningful displayable characters in the row. Normally, sufficient information can be carried on just one packet 27 for most purposes. The page CRC is included in this packet, as are the first six page links. Other information is also incorporated which will be discussed in future modules. If more than six page links are to be transmitted per page, then additional packet 27's must be broadcast to carry them. Each packet 27 can include six page links, and so for the maximum of 24 page links, a total of four packet 27's will be required. The specification does not allow for more than this quantity to be broadcast. It is vital, therefore, that a decoder can identify each different packet 27 uniquely. As with other packets in the page, packet 27 starts with a byte giving the magazine number, followed by a byte giving the row number (in this case 27). There then follows a packet 27 identifying byte. It is very important that this byte is received correctly, therefore it is transmitted using a code that allows intelligent receivers to check and even correct simple reception errors. The system of coding used is called 'Hamming', named after the man who invented the principle (Mr. Hamming). The ATS offers a simple to use routine to decode any Hamming-coded byte. Once decoded, the identity byte for packet 27 is in the range 0 to 3. Links 0 to 5 are given in packet 27/0, links 6 to 11 in packet 27/1, links 12 to 17 in packet 27/2 and links 18 to 23 in packet 27/3. We need to decode the packet 27 identifier to determine which set of links are in each particular packet. Page 2 Interactive programming J.J.Brayshaw 1987 Before examining the page link structure, it should be noted that teletext page numbers are only two digits long, not three. The initial digit of any requested page is actually the magazine number and not the page number. Therefore page 701 is page 1 of magazine 7. It also helps to remember that page and sub-page numbers are actually calculated and quoted in hex. i.e. page 131 is really page &31 of magazine &1. The coding of each link is unusually complex. It consists of six bytes, each Hamming coded for reliability. These bytes are in groups, starting at the fourth byte of the packet (byte 3). When bytes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 are de-Hammed, they produce 6 four-bit numbers. The first two give the page number of the link, least significant digit first, each number producing a single hex digit. For example, if byte 3 de-Hammed to &6, and byte 4 de-Hammed to &1, the page link is pointing to page 16. We do not, as yet, know which magazine though! The next four bytes give the sub-page number, but are not so easy to interpret as they are also used to calculate the magazine number. We need to ignore some individual bits of two of these bytes. Byte 5 (the first one of the sub-page coding digits) gives the last digit of the sub-page number. No alteration, other than de-Hamming, is needed. If, for example, this decodes to &6, the sub-page number pointed to is ???6 (the first three digits not yet being known). The next digit (de-Hammed byte 6) must have the top bit cleared before being used as the third digit of the sub-code. (We need to look at this top bit later to help determine the magazine number.) We can achieve this by ANDing the de-Hammed byte with 7. For example, if this byte de-Hamms to &1, then the third digit of the sub-page reference is (&1 AND 7), which is &1. We now have a sub-page reference of ??16. The next byte (byte 7) needs no such manipulation, and therefore de-Hamms to be the second sub-page digit. If this de-Hamms to &4 then our example sub-page coding becomes ?416. More complications arise in decoding the next byte. In this case, both the top two bits are used to form the magazine number, and therefore must be ignored in the sub-page coding. This can be achieved by ANDing the de-Hammed byte (byte 8) with 3. If the de-Hammed byte is, for example &E, then this remaining digit in the sub-page code becomes (&E AND 3) which is &2. Our example sub-page code is now complete as 2416. The link has so far decoded to page 16, sub-page 2416. All that now remains is to find the magazine number, and we will have the complete decoded link setting. Page 3 Interactive programming J.J.Brayshaw 1987 Fig.1: Decoding of link byte structure: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte: 3 4 5 6 7 8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meaning: Page no. Page no. Sub-page Sub-page Sub-page Sub-page digit 2 digit 1 digit 4 digit 3 digit 2 digit 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To As As As <byte> As <byte> decode: deHammed deHammed deHammed AND 7 deHammed AND 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The magazine number is even more complicated to decode! We need to look at the bits we discarded earlier (the top bit of byte 6, and the top two bits of byte 8) and the magazine number from which the current page has been taken. First, take the three bits in question and form a single three-bit number. This is done by using bit 3 of byte 6 as the least significant bit of the new number, bit 2 of byte 8 as the next bit, then bit 3 of byte 8 as the most significant bit: Fig 2: Use of bytes 6 and 8: ---------------------------------------------------------------- Packet 27: BYTE 8 BYTE 6 Bits: Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0 | | | New number: Bit2 Bit1 Bit0 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Next, this 3-bit number should be EOR'd with the magazine number of the current page. The whole process can be carried out using a single formula such as: mag%=(((<byte8>AND12)DIV2)OR(<byte6)DIV8))EOR(<current magazine number>) To find the current page's magazine number, take the left-hand digit of the currently selected page, or take the first byte from any packet of the page. The page link coding is included in packet 27 as chunks of six bytes, starting at byte 3. Therefore for the second page link, look at bytes 9 to 14; the third - bytes 15 to 20; etc. As each packet 27 contains six page links, the seventh link (link number six) can be calculated from packet 27/1, bytes 3 to 8, and so on. Page 4 Interactive programming J.J.Brayshaw 1987 Fig 3: Packet 27 layout: --------------------------------------------------/ /---------- Byte: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ... 39 40 41 --------------------------------------------------/ /---------- Meaning: Mag Row Packet |...........| |................| Link |...| (27) I.D. Link 0 Link 1 Ctrl CRC --------------------------------------------------/ /---------- If, after decoding, the page number of the link is &FF, this signifies the link is not being used. If any of the four packet 27's are not transmitted, the relevant page links can be assumed also to be not in use. It is important to remember that you must use *DATA and not *TRANSFER in order to transfer packet numbers greater than 23 into memory. As three bits from the sub-page code bytes are used for other purposes, it can be seen that the maximum value possible for a sub-page code is &3F7F. If the link's sub-page is decoded as this, it indicates that any sub-page on the main page number is acceptable. It should not try to find sub-page 3F7F! Page links are used extensively for telesoftware purposes. Any telesoftware decoder should follow link 0 from each sub-page to find the next block in the series. This is not necessarily on the same main page. If the file is an ordered file, the sub-page reference of link zero should also be followed, otherwise just the main page reference is used. In this way, a telesoftware file can start on one page and continue on a different page! __________________________________________________________________________ The program accompanying this text will request the teletext channel, page number and link setting required. When loaded, the page is interrogated for the appropriate packet 27. The link setting is decoded and presented on screen. Pressing <SPACE> will call the link decoding routine 24 times, once for each possible link. All the links will be decoded then shown on screen. If the message "not given" appears, this indicates the appropriate packet 27 was found but the link was undefined (i.e. set to &FF). If the message "not present" is shown, the appropriate packet 27 was not received. All 24 links have been set for this week only on page 700, to enable you to test the link decoding software. Page 5
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