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• Dftignation
of
ROM
Address and
ROM
Code
The bank part
of
the
ROM
address
is
shown in the binary
system and the page part in the decimal system. The address
part
is divided into 2 bits and 4 bits, and shown in the hexa-
decimal system.
It
is
possible
to
combine the bank part and the
page
part and
show the combined part
as
the
Page
(in the decimal system).
(a)
ROM
Address
(Example
1)
;---IPage
Part)
~
Bank
Part
In
this case, the 0
Page
to the
31
Page
in the Bank 1
are
shown
as
the 32
Page
to the 63
Page.
The examples
are
shown in Figure
3.
One word (10 bits)
of
ROM
is
divided into three parts (2
bits, 4 bits and 4 bits from the most significant bit
0
10
in order)
shown
in
the hex a-decimal system. The examples
are
shown
in
Figure 3.
"r-
Page
Part
---"'"'\\,--
Address Part
______
I I,: ° : ' : ° : ° I : ° : ° : ' : ' : ° I
Bank'
20-26:
Bank'
20
Page
26 Address
'--.J'----
Decimal
---I~
~
Hexa.
----l
152-26: 52
Page
26
Address)
Binarv
He~a-
decimal
~---IDecimal)
___
--'I
decimal
(Example 2)
r--1Page
Part! \
Bank
Part
r--\,-
Page
Part
~
r--
Addre
..
Part
~
10
1°:
0:
0:'
: °
10:
0:':
0:':
°
~
~Declmal----1L---J\\..--_:_:_---....J
Blnlrv Hexa· Hexl'
I
IDeclmal)
I decimal dlclmal
(b)
ROM
Code
(Example
1)
Bank
°
2-0A:
Bank
° 2
Page
OA
Address
12-0A:
2 Plge
OA
Address)
L.1_o~:,--
......
_.....&._o
......
: _...1:'--......
:_0
...... : _ ...... :
_0_:
.....
,~1
ROM
Pattern, Object Code: ,
B6
'-
Hexa·
J'--
Hexa-decimal-.J'---
Hexl-decimal--1
decimal
(Example 2)
L.1_o~:,--o
......
_.....&._o
......
: _...1:'--0 ......
:_0
...... : _ ...... :
_0_:
.....
0~1
ROM
Pattern, Objlct Code:
OA4
'-
Hexa-
J'--Hexa-clecimal
-.J'--
Hexa-clecimal
--1
decimal
Figure 3 Designation
of
ROM
Address and
ROM
Code
188