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builderpages:plasmo:zrcc:zrcc1:mem_map_zrcc1 [2024/11/10 15:17] – Revision from 2024-11-10 builderpages:plasmo:zrcc:zrcc1:mem_map_zrcc1 [2026/06/15 13:17] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 +
 +====== ZRCC Memory, I/O map ======
 +
 +===== Memory Map =====
 +
 +The memory is consists of 128K of RAM in four 32-K banks:
 +
 +Top 32K of RAM is the common memory. The bottom 32K can be bank selected by writing to bank select register at I/O location 0x1F as follow:
 +
 +0x0 is normal operation. This is the reset value
 +
 +0x1 available, no specific assignment
 +
 +0x2 is for bank 0 of CP/M-3
 +
 +0x3 is the top 32K of physical memory. This is the common memory that should not map to the lower 32K in normal operation.
 +
 +===== I/O Map =====
 +
 +==== UART ====
 +
 +A hardware receiver is implemented in CPLD with the following I/O addresses:
 +
 +Read-only serial data receive register at 0xF9
 +
 +Read-only serial receive status register at 0xF8 where
 +
 +D[0] is the receive ready flag, 1 indicates data is ready, 0 indicates no data
 +
 +Write-only bit-bang transmit register at 0xF9
 +
 +The content of D[0] appears on the TX output pin. D[0] is high at reset. Software must “bit-bang” D[0] of transmit register to emulate the serial port transmit function.
 +
 +==== Compact Flash Registers ====
 +
 +Compact flash registers are 0x10 to 0x17
 +
 +==== Bank Select Register ====
 +
 +Bank select register is write only located at 0x1F. Reset value of bank select register is 0x0
 +
 +bit 0 controls RAM address 15
 +
 +bit 1 controls RAM address 16
 +
 +bit 3 controls LED and jumper pad T4
 +
 +bit 4 controls 64 byte ROM page. When low (the reset value), the first 64 bytes of memory, 0x0-0x3F are mapped to CPLD internal ROM. When high, all memory are mapped to RAM. Once bit 4 is set high and internal ROM is disabled, it will remain high until next reset.
  
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