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@@ -227,15 +227,55 @@ The `L0_VSCROLL_L` and `L0_VSCROLL_H` registers, located at addresses `0x00DF12`
 
 ### Layer 1 Registers
 
-The layer 1 control registers function exactly as their equivalents for layer 0:
+The layer 1 control registers function exactly the same as their equivalents for layer 0:
 
-- `L1_CONFIG` located at `0x00DF14`
-- `L1_MAPBASE` located at `0x00DF15`
-- `L1_TILEBASE` located at `0x00DF16`
-- `L1_HSCROLL_L` located at `0x00DF17`
-- `L1_HSCROLL_H` located at `0x00DF18`
-- `L1_VSCROLL_L` located at `0x00DF19`
-- `L1_VSCROLL_H` located at `0x00DF1A`
+- `L1_CONFIG` is located at `0x00DF14`
+- `L1_MAPBASE` is located at `0x00DF15`
+- `L1_TILEBASE` is located at `0x00DF16`
+- `L1_HSCROLL_L` is located at `0x00DF17`
+- `L1_HSCROLL_H` is located at `0x00DF18`
+- `L1_VSCROLL_L` is located at `0x00DF19`
+- `L1_VSCROLL_H` is located at `0x00DF1A`
+
+### AUDIO_CTRL
+
+The `AUDIO_CTRL` register at `0x00DF1B` controls several aspects of the PCM audio subsystem:
+
+- Bits 0-3 control the volume of the PCM sample playback.
+- Bit 4 controls whether the PCM audio will be monaural (`0` value) or stereo (`1` value).
+- Bit 5 controls whether PCM audio sample data is 8-bit (`0` value) or 16-bit (`1` value).
+- Bit 6 is a read-only flag bit which indicates that the PCM sample buffer is empty when it is set to `1`.
+- Bit 7 encodes two values; when read, this bit will be a `1` when the PCM sample buffer is full. In that case, writes to the buffer are silently ignored. When a `1` value is _written_ to this bit, the PCM sample buffer will be cleared.
+
+### AUDIO_RATE
+
+The `AUDIO_RATE` register at `0x00D1C` controls the sample rate of the PCM audio playback:
+
+| Value | Description |
+| :---: | :---------: |
+| 128   | 48828.125Hz |
+| 64    | 24414Hz     |
+| 32    | 12207Hz     |
+| 0     | No playback |
+
+An intentional mismatch between the actual recorded sample rate and the sample rate of the playback can be used to speed up or slow down the PCM sample.
+
+### AUDIO_DATA
+
+The `AUDIO_DATA` register at `0x00DF1D` is a write-only register which accepts byte writes to the PCM audio buffer.
+
+### SPI_DATA
+
+The `SPI_DATA` register at `0x00DF1E` is used to read and write data from the selected SPI device a byte at a time.
+
+### SPI_CTRL
+
+The `SPI_CTRL` register at `0x00DF1F` is used to control the SPI subsystem:
+
+- Bit 0 is used to assert the SPI select line with a `1` value, and deassert it with a `0` value.
+- Bit 1 controls the clock rate of the SPI data clock; when set to `0` this will be approximately 12.5MHz, while when set to `1` the clock will run at approximately 390KHz, which can be useful with slow SPI devices or when an SD card requires a slower clock during initialization.
+- Bit 2 controls the "auto-transmit" function, which begins reading a new byte from SPI (sending the value `0xFF`) automatically when the `SPI_DATA` register is read. This can be used to simplify and speed up SPI reads.
+- Bit 7 will read as a `1` value as long as a byte is being transferred over SPI.
 
 ## 16-Bit Reads/Writes