THE CODE I MADE IS A SUBROUTINE !!!!!!!

Set R6::R7 as a value from 0 through the size of the table then call the subroutine. It will return the element from the table at the R6::R7 specified location. If you want to access values sequentuially from some part of the table then you need a little more code in a loop of some type that calls the subroutine repeatedly. Through each iteration of the loop add 1 onto the R6::R7 value. Here is how it could be done...

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;
; main program loop to read 31 bytes out of TABLE3
; in sequence starting at index position 864.
;
ACCESS_INDEX equ 864
ACCESS_COUNT equ 31
;
MOV R6, #HIGH(ACCESS_INDEX) ;setup table index
MOV R7, #LOW(ACCESS_INDEX)
MOV R2, #ACCESS_COUNT ;setup loop counter
MY_LOOP:
CALL LOOKUP3 ;get TABLE3[R6::R7] to A
;
;<< DO NEEDED THING WITH ACC BYTE >>
;
MOV A, R7 ;increment R6::R7
ADD A, #1
MOV R7, A
MOV A, R6
ADDC A, #0
MOV R6, A
;
DJNZ R2, MY_LOOP ;decrement R2 loop counter
;and repeat loop till all
;bytes accessed
;
;<< NEXT PART OF PROGRAM GOES HERE :>>

MICHAEL KARAS