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'''iNES Mapper 148''' denotes the '''Sachen SA-008-A''' and '''Tengen 800008''' circuit boards, which switch up to 64 KiB of PRG-ROM in 32 KiB amounts and up to 64 KiB of CHR-ROM in 8 KiB amounts using a data latch. The bit assignment of the data latch is the same as [[INES Mapper 079]]'s, but unlike mapper 79, the latch register is in the CPU $8000-$FFFF range instead of $4100-$5FFF, introducing bus conflicts. | |||
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== Data Latch == | |||
Mask: $8000 | Mask: $8000 | ||
Bus conflicts: | Bus conflicts: | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 30 November 2019
iNES Mapper 148 denotes the Sachen SA-008-A and Tengen 800008 circuit boards, which switch up to 64 KiB of PRG-ROM in 32 KiB amounts and up to 64 KiB of CHR-ROM in 8 KiB amounts using a data latch. The bit assignment of the data latch is the same as INES Mapper 079's, but unlike mapper 79, the latch register is in the CPU $8000-$FFFF range instead of $4100-$5FFF, introducing bus conflicts.
Data Latch
Mask: $8000 Bus conflicts: $8000: [.... PCCC] - Select 32 KiB PRG bank and 8 KiB CHR bank
