CMOS data of the WYSE Sx0 -S50

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CMOS offset // Value // Description


0 34

1 00

2 54

3 00

4 00

5 00

6 00

7 05 Date of Month

8 05 Month

9 06 Year

A 26

B 02

C 50

D 80

E 44

F 00

10 40

11 00

12 FF

13 00

14 03

15 7F

16 02

17 00

18 FC

19 31

1A 31

1B 00

1C 00

1D 00

1E 00

1F 00

20 D0

21 03

22 07

23 FF

24 FF

25 FF

26 FF

27 20

28 00

29 00

2A 00

2B 00

2C 00

2D 00

2E 08

2F 17

30 00

31 FC

32 20

33 00

34 00

35 4F

36 03

37 3F

38 FF

39 FF

3A FF

3B FF

3C 20

3D 00

3E 00

3F 86

40 00

41 00

42 BC

43 FA

44 4F

45 00

46 18

47 80

48 DB

49 0E

4A FB

4B 00

4C 80

4D 01

4E 82

4F 2A

50 09

51 08

52 00

53 00

54 00

55 00

56 00

57 00

58 08

59 5B

5A AA

5B 09

5C 3A

5D 21

5E 4E

5F 06

60 00

61 68 bit 5, 4, 3 = NVRAM Token AI = Audio IRQ number = 5

62 7A

63 86

64 81

65 BE

66 0C

67 C8

68 00

69 20

6A 44

6B 99

6C A8

6D 0B

6E 00

6F 00

70 50

71 05

72 00

73 00

74 40

75 08

76 00

77 00

78 00

79 00

7A 00

7B 00

7C 00

7D 00

7E 00

7F 00

80 34

81 00

82 54

83 00

84 00

85 00

86 00

87 05

88 05

89 06

8A 26

8B 02

8C 00

8D 80

8E 44

8F 00

90 40

91 00

92 FF

93 00

94 03

95 7F

96 02

97 00

98 FC

99 31

9A 31

9B 00

9C 00

9D 00

9E 00

9F 00

A0 D0

A1 03

A2 07

A3 FF

A4 FF

A5 FF

A6 FF

A7 20

A8 00

A9 00

AA 00

AB 00

AC 00

AD 00

AE 08

AF 17

B0 00

B1 FC

B2 20

B3 00

B4 00

B5 4F

B6 03

B7 3F

B8 FF

B9 FF

BA FF

BB FF

BC 20

BD 00

BE 00

BF 86

C0 00

C1 00

C2 BC

C3 FA

C4 4F

C5 00

C6 18

C7 80

C8 DB

C9 0E

CA FB

CB 00

CC 80

CD 01

CE 82

CF 2A

D0 09

D1 08

D2 00

D3 00

D4 00

D5 00

D6 00

D7 00

D8 08

D9 5B

DA AA

DB 09

DC 3A

DD 21

DE 4E

DF 06

E0 00

E1 68

E2 7A

E3 86

E4 81

E5 BE

E6 0C

E7 C8

E8 00

E9 20

EA 44

EB 99

EC A8

ED 0B

EE 00

EF 00

F0 50

F1 05

F2 00

F3 00

F4 40

F5 08

F6 00

F7 00

F8 00

F9 00

FA 00

FB 00

FC 00

FD 00

FE 00

FF 00

100 CB

101 FF

102 AB

103 FF

104 FF

105 FF

106 FF

107 FA

108 FA

109 F9

10A D9

10B FD

10C AF

10D 7F

10E BB

10F FF

110 BF

111 FF

112 00

113 FF

114 FC

115 80

116 FD

117 FF

118 03

119 CE

11A CE

11B FF

11C FF

11D FF

11E FF

11F FF

120 2F

121 FC

122 F8

123 00

124 00

125 00

126 00

127 DF

128 FF

129 FF

12A FF

12B FF

12C FF

12D FF

12E F7

12F E8

130 FF

131 03

132 DF

133 FF

134 FF

135 B0

136 FC

137 C0

138 00

139 00

13A 00

13B 00

13C DF

13D FF

13E FF

13F 79

140 FF

141 FF

142 43

143 05

144 B0

145 FF

146 E7

147 7F

148 24

149 F1

14A 04

14B FF

14C 7F

14D FE

14E 7D

14F D5

150 F6

151 F7

152 FF

153 FF

154 FF

155 FF

156 FF

157 FF

158 F7

159 A4

15A 55

15B F6

15C C5

15D DE

15E B1

15F F9

160 FF

161 97

162 85

163 79

164 7E

165 41

166 F3

167 37

168 FF

169 DF

16A BB

16B 66

16C 57

16D F4

16E FF

16F FF

170 AF

171 FA

172 FF

173 FF

174 BF

175 F7

176 FF

177 FF

178 FF

179 FF

17A FF

17B FF

17C FF

17D FF

17E FF

17F FF

180 CB

181 FF

182 AB

183 FF

184 FF

185 FF

186 FF

187 FA

188 FA

189 F9

18A D9

18B FD

18C FF

18D 7F

18E BB

18F FF

190 BF

191 FF

192 00

193 FF

194 FC

195 80

196 FD

197 FF

198 03

199 CE

19A CE

19B FF

19C FF

19D FF

19E FF

19F FF

1A0 2F

1A1 FC

1A2 F8

1A3 00

1A4 00

1A5 00

1A6 00

1A7 DF

1A8 FF

1A9 FF

1AA FF

1AB FF

1AC FF

1AD FF

1AE F7

1AF E8

1B0 FF

1B1 03

1B2 DF

1B3 FF

1B4 FF

1B5 B0

1B6 FC

1B7 C0

1B8 00

1B9 00

1BA 00

1BB 00

1BC DF

1BD FF

1BE FF

1BF 79

1C0 FF

1C1 FF

1C2 43

1C3 05

1C4 B0

1C5 FF

1C6 E7

1C7 7F

1C8 24

1C9 F1

1CA 04

1CB FF

1CC 7F

1CD FE

1CE 7D

1CF D5

1D0 F6

1D1 F7

1D2 FF

1D3 FF

1D4 FF

1D5 FF

1D6 FF

1D7 FF

1D8 F7

1D9 A4

1DA 55

1DB F6

1DC C5

1DD DE

1DE B1

1DF F9

1E0 FF

1E1 97

1E2 85

1E3 79

1E4 7E

1E5 41

1E6 F3

1E7 37

1E8 FF

1E9 DF

1EA BB

1EB 66

1EC 57

1ED F4

1EE FF

1EF FF

1F0 AF

1F1 FA

1F2 FF

1F3 FF

1F4 BF

1F5 F7

1F6 FF

1F7 FF

1F8 FF

1F9 FF

1FA FF

1FB FF

1FC FF

1FD FF

1FE FF

1FF FF


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