pocketstation-software

Document PocketStation SWI functions, BU commands, and memory card commands.

3|Updated Feb 25, 2026
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Skill: pocketstation-software
Source: https://github.com/sadnescity/psx-spx-claude-plugin/tree/main/skills/pocketstation-software
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sadnescity/psx-spx-claude-plugin --skill pocketstation-software

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies working with PocketStation software, including BIOS calls, memory card protocol, and more.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • SWI Function Reference: Provides comprehensive details on SWI (System Work Interrupt) functions for PocketStation software.
  • BU Command Summary: Offers a guide to BU (Browser Upload) commands and their functionalities.
  • Memory Card Commands: Explains the standard memory card commands for PocketStation.

Quick Start

Use the pocketstation-software skill to get the SWI function reference for 'Reset' command.

Frequently Asked Questions about pocketstation-software

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I use SWI functions for PocketStation software development?

SWI functions for PocketStation software provide system interrupt capabilities through BIOS calls. You reference specific functions like the Reset command to manage hardware interrupts and execute system-level operations during development.

What are the standard memory card commands for PocketStation?

Standard memory card commands for PocketStation define the protocol for reading and writing data to the device. They facilitate data exchange between the console and the memory card using established communication protocols.

How does the BU command protocol work on the PocketStation?

The BU command protocol on the PocketStation handles browser upload operations and data transfers. It structures communication for uploading software and managing data payloads between connected devices.

Do I need to understand BIOS calls to develop PocketStation software?

Yes, understanding BIOS calls is required to develop PocketStation software. The architecture relies heavily on software interrupts and low-level memory card protocol interactions to execute system functions properly.

What is the best way to reference PocketStation architecture details for coding?

The best way to reference PocketStation architecture details is using a comprehensive guide covering SWI functions and BU commands. It provides the necessary technical instructions for implementing software interrupts and memory card operations.

Why do my PocketStation memory card commands fail during data transfer?

PocketStation memory card commands may fail during data transfer if the memory card protocol is incorrectly implemented. Ensure your software properly structures BIOS calls and adheres to the standard command specifications.