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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Start address
! Address
! End address
! Shorthand name
! Shorthand name
! Function
! Function
|-  
|-  
|FFC0
|FFC0
|FFDF
|V2CLR
|
|SAM V2 bit clear
|[[SAM]] registers (screen mode & offset)
|-
|FFC1
|V2SET
|SAM V2 bit set
|-
|FFC2
|V1CLR
|SAM V1 bit clear
|-
|FFC3
|V1SET
|SAM V1 bit set
|-
|FFC4
|V0CLR
|SAM V0 bit clear
|-
|FFC5
|V0SET
|SAM V0 bit set
|-
|FFC7
|VOFS1
|SAM F1 set bit to add $200 to video offset
|-  
|-  
|FFC8
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|
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|-
|FFC9
|VOFS2
|SAM F2 set bit to add $400 to video offset
|-
|FFC8
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|-  
|-  
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|FFCB
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|VOFS3
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|SAM F3 set bit to add $800 to video offset
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|}
|}




[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:Hardware]]

Revision as of 13:48, 4 May 2013

The SAM or Synchronous Address Multiplexer is a chip that controls access to RAM memory by the 6809 CPU and the VDG (Video Display Generator).

SAM Registers

Address Shorthand name Function
FFC0 V2CLR SAM V2 bit clear
FFC1 V2SET SAM V2 bit set
FFC2 V1CLR SAM V1 bit clear
FFC3 V1SET SAM V1 bit set
FFC4 V0CLR SAM V0 bit clear
FFC5 V0SET SAM V0 bit set
FFC7 VOFS1 SAM F1 set bit to add $200 to video offset
FFC8
FFC9 VOFS2 SAM F2 set bit to add $400 to video offset
FFC8
FFCB VOFS3 SAM F3 set bit to add $800 to video offset