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Sub RAM Physical Map

Start End Detail
$0000 $BFFF GVRAM
$C000 $CFFF "Console" RAM
Bankable on AV40
$D000 $D37F "Work" RAM
$D380 $D3FF Shared RAM
$D400 $D4FF Memory mapped I/O
$D500 $D7FF RAM
AV only
$D800 $DFFF Subsystem CG RAM
Other than AV40, this is ROM
$E000 $FFFF Subsystem RAM
Other than AV40, this is ROM

Sub I/O Map

Address mask depends on machine. This table goes from most to least specific. If it's not covered, fall through.

Machine Mask
AV40EX/AV40SX $FF
AV $3F
Other $0F
Address R/W Detail
$D400 R Keyboard data high bit
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Name D8
D8 Keyboard data bit 8
$D401 R Keyboard data low 8 bits
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Name Keyboard data bits 0~7
$D402 R Acknowledge IRQ from main CPU
$D403 R One-shot buzzer
$D404 R Send attention IRQ to main CPU
$D405 W Sub-CPU mode
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Name FAST
FAST Set performance mode
Display steals cycles from CPU in Slow
0: Fast
1: Slow

CSCP emulator implies this port interacts with the 400 line board config.

$D406 R Kanji ROM data left byte
W Kanji ROM address high byte
$D407 R Kanji ROM data right byte
W Kanji ROM address low byte
$D408 R Turn display on
W Turn display off (show only black)
$D409 R Allow access to VRAM
When in Slow performance mode, this reduces performance to ~1/3
W Disable access to VRAM
$D40A R Clear BUSY flag to main CPU
W Set BUSY flag to main CPU
$D40B RW 400-line card I/O
$D40C RW 400-line card I/O
$D40D R Turn on INS LED on keyboard (?)
W Turn off INS LED on keyboard (?)
$D40E W VRAM offset address high byte
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Name OA14 OA13 OA12 OA11 OA10 OA9 OA8

OA14 only available in 400-line mode.

$D40F W VRAM offset address low byte
Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Name OA7 OA6 OA5 OA4 OA3 OA2 OA1 OA0

OA4~OA0 only available on L4 and AV when enabled in $D430.
Together with $D40E, determines VRAM access offset.
This offset is used both for the CPU and the display.