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http://www.efidynotuning.com/dis.htm wrote: Bank order can easily be identified by the beginning bytes of each bank. It is often easy to search for the ascii string to quickly find it.

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Bank	hex code	
0	FF,FA,27,FE,...,60,20,63...
1	27,FE,0C,20,...	
8	FF,FA,E7,...
9	FF,FA,27,FE,...,60,20,65,...

Aussie and Euro multibanks don't follow that pattern entirely.
Bank 0 does not have 60,20,63.
Bank 9's 60,20,65 is hit and miss.

Aha ! SAVED by jsa. (joking...)

That makes sense when I think about it, there seems to be 3 'build families' of bin when disassembled. And some weird ones on the side...
I wonder what the reason for Bank 1 not having NOP,DI and that '0x200C' is. I can't see any obvious reason.
The 0c,20 doesn't seem to be valid code, and it points nowhere.

A number of DMR files have entries as;

RZASA_DMR.CSV wrote:

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Parameter	Strategy	Address	Kind	#Bytes/Flag-bit	U/S/F	Binpoint
APRCOM1S	RZASA		x12002	RAM	2		U	0