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For any nullity $2$ extended affine Lie algebra $mathcal{E}$ of maximal type and $ellinmathbb{C}$, we prove that there exist a vertex algebra $V_{mathcal{E}}(ell)$ and an automorphism group $G$ of $V_{mathcal{E}}(ell)$ equipped with a linear character $chi$, such that the category of restricted $mathcal{E}$-modules of level $ell$ is canonically isomorphic to the category of $(G,chi)$-equivariant $phi$-coordinated quasi $V_{mathcal{E}}(ell)$-modules. Moreover, when $ell$ is a nonnegative integer, there is a quotient vertex algebra $L_{mathcal{E}}(ell)$ of $V_{mathcal{E}}(ell)$ modulo by a $G$-stable ideal, and we prove that the integrable restricted $mathcal{E}$-modules of level $ell$ are exactly the $(G,chi)$-equivariant $phi$-coordinated quasi $L_{mathcal{E}}(ell)$-modules.
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