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== Extended Memory (Bank-Switching) Faults == The 130XE's 128 KB memory system relies on the EMMU (CO25953) and PIA (CO14795) for bank-switching: <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:center;" ! Symptom !! Probable Cause !! Action |- | Base 64K OK, extended 64K test fails entirely || EMMU (CO25953) fault || Replace EMMU chip |- | Some extended banks fail, others work || Individual DRAM chips in extended bank failed || Identify and replace specific DRAM(s) |- | PIA port B writes have no effect on banking || PIA (CO14795) fault || Replace PIA |- | Random data corruption in extended RAM || Intermittent DRAM or EMMU timing issue || Test DRAM; check for cold solder joints on EMMU |} The bank-switching register is at address $D301 (PIA port B). Bits 2โ3 select the bank (0โ3), bit 4 controls CPU access, and bit 5 controls ANTIC access to extended memory.
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