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Paul -

The reason is that the low bit is used as a byte indicator.
Bit = 0 gets low byte in 16 bit word and 1 gets high byte
in the word.

Jim


On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:33:46 -0000
 "Paul Maddox" <P.Maddox@signal.qinetiq.com> wrote:
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> Larry,
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> > Which chip are you using?  lpm Rx, Z is only
> supported on newer mega
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> Soprry, should've said, its a Mega16.
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> > If the right address is in Z and the chip supports
> the instruction, then
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> > you are only getting 0xFF is because there is no
> data at that location.
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> Looks like I should be shifting the address left once
> before using it for
> some reason (thanks John/Richard/Beaver) I'll give that a
> go, though I don't
> understand quite why.
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> Paul
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