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4.2.2  Memory map for normal state 
When  the machine shifts from 
the 
IPL state 
to 
the 
normal state, the memory becomes 
as 
shown in 
the map in FIGURE 4.3. 
Address.--------------, 
$0000 
RAM 
(I) 
32k bytes 
$7FFF~
--------------------~ 
$8000 
RAM 
(II) 
32k bytes 
(expansion area) 
$FFFF~--
------------------~ 
FIGURE 4.3  Memory map for  the normal state 
In 
the 
case 
of 
the 
32k 
bytes standard 
RAM
, addresses range from $0000 to $
7FFF; 
in 
the 
case 
of 
the 
64k 
bytes full RAM, 
the 
address space consists 
of 
the 
full area from $0000 
to 
$FFFF. 
When  addresses are  changed  from 
the 
IPL state 
to 
the 
normal state 
or 
vice versa, the operation 
is 
controlled 
by 
output 
terminal signals 
cl' 
c3 
of 
port 
c 
of 
the 
8255 
as 
described later.