Difference between revisions of "Layer 2 RAM Page Register"
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Note that this register uses the 16kiB bank method, so if you set Nextreg $12,$C if you need to read the contents via 8kb banks you would need to multiply x 2 (16k bank $0C is identical to 8k pages $18 and $19). | Note that this register uses the 16kiB bank method, so if you set Nextreg $12,$C if you need to read the contents via 8kb banks you would need to multiply x 2 (16k bank $0C is identical to 8k pages $18 and $19). | ||
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Revision as of 23:59, 30 November 2019
| Number | $12 |
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| Readable | Yes |
| Writable | Yes |
| Short Description | Sets the bank number where Layer 2 video memory begins. |
Bits 6-0 store the number of the "SRAM page" (ie, bank) used for the standard Layer 2 screen. The default is 8. Because the layer 2 screen is 48kiB, it actually occupies 3 banks, and the number set here is the first; so by default, it occupies banks 8-10. Then later NextZXOS does reconfigure both this and shadow bank to 9 (banks 9-11). (bit 7 is reserved, use always 0)
For shadow bank paging see Layer_2 and Layer 2 RAM Shadow Page Register ($13).
Note that this register uses the 16kiB bank method, so if you set Nextreg $12,$C if you need to read the contents via 8kb banks you would need to multiply x 2 (16k bank $0C is identical to 8k pages $18 and $19).
Valid values are 0 to 109 (with 2MiB SRAM memory extension, 0 to 45 with default 1MiB memory).