| ??? 06/13/07 08:28 Read: times |
#140648 - Conversion Responding to: ???'s previous message |
You should do like this.
Put in two separate bytes the number recieved i.e. 06 in one byte (after conversion from ASCII if recieved from keyboard) and 03 in another. code is like this Mov A, Byte1 Mov B,#10d MUL AB the product will be always less than 90d (as recieved from remote no.9 is max) so dont bother about high byte. Next ADD A,Byte0 This will give you 63 in Hex format i.e. 3Fh. This is from number system only. |
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