| ??? 06/30/06 16:42 Read: times |
#119453 - ORL a,HighAddressBit; Responding to: ???'s previous message |
MOV A,WTCMD ; device address with write command ORL a,HighAddressBit; CALL OUTS The position of the HighAddressBit (I think it is #002h) can be found in the datasheet. you will need to do the same for the read address Thse chips are made so that you can replace 2 -02 with one -04 etc. Erik |
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