The logical address map determines which devices or memory areas appear in the logical address space. These are the addresses as seen from the CPU or the program that is run, but they need not correspond to the same physical address at all times. The correspondence is provided by the mapper.
Native mode
| 0000
|
Reserved
|
Operating system
|
| 0400
|
Free space
|
Onboard memory or expansion
|
| 2000
|
| 4000
|
| 6000
|
| 8000
|
| A000
|
| C000
|
| E000
|
| F000
|
On-chip memory
|
Hides mapped page
|
| F100
|
Video ports
|
| F108
|
Keyboard
|
| F110
|
Mapper registers
|
| F120
|
Sound chip
|
| F130
|
Clock chip
|
| F140
|
Free space
|
Onboard memory or expansion
|
| FFFA
|
Decrementer
|
| FFFC
|
NMI vector
|
| FFFE
|
GPL mode
| 0000
|
GPL interpreter
|
Operating system
|
| 2000
|
Free space
|
Onboard memory or expansion
|
| 4000
|
DSR space
|
Normally used by the GeneveOS DSR
|
| 6000
|
Cartridge ROM contents
|
Loaded from disk
|
| 8000
|
Mapper registers
|
| 8008
|
Keyboard
|
| 8010
|
Clock chip
|
| 8020
|
Free space
|
| 8400
|
Sound chip
|
| 8600
|
External bus
|
| 8800
|
Video ports
|
| 9000
|
Speech synthesizer
|
if plugged into the PEB
|
| 9800
|
GRAM
|
| A000
|
Free space
|
| C000
|
| E000
|
| F000
|
On-chip memory
|
Hides mapped page
|
| F100
|
Free space
|
| FFFA
|
Decrementer
|
| FFFC
|
NMI vector
|
| FFFE
|