hi,

As Erik has already said, AJMP is "absolute jump". It is not relative one, it does jump into address within 2kb page of program space. The address is concatenated from:
- the high-order five bits of the PC (after incrementing the PC twice). They become A15..A11 of the address where the next instruction is placed at;
- opcode bits 7..5. They become A10..A8;
- and the second byte of the instruction (A7..A0).

Another question: what disassembler do you use? It should "calculate" address itself. Otherwise you need a calculator to do it yourself.

Regards,
Oleg