| ??? 04/27/01 17:40 Read: times |
#11197 - RE: Help required for I/O mapping ! |
With a GAL 16V8 you could block /CS of high RAM (8000-FFFFH),
if you use a 62256 chip. GAL ASM look like : CSRAM = A8*A9*A10*A11*A12*A13*A14*A15 + /CS_8032 where /CS_8032 is the decoding line of high RAM whithout I/O (normally /A15). When A8..A15 are true (all at 1) CSRAM is inhibited at 1 by the OR. You could use the product A8*..*A15, inverted, for decoding your I/O chip. |
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| for Peter | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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