Bob Buege wrote:

> The problem might be more clear if you add punctuation in appropriate
> locations as follows:
>
> :10 1000 00 - A200 00A2 FF09 A2FF 0BA2 FF08 A2FF 0AA2 - F2
> :10 1010 00 - EF06 A280 00A2 2000 A720 00FC 2208 D035 - 05
-snip-
> The first byte has no apparent meaning and is always 10h.

  The first byte is a hexadecimal byte count of how many bytes of
  data this line contains

> The next 2 bytes provide and address.
> The fourth byte is always 1.

  The fourth byte is a 'record type' identifier. 0 = normal data,
  1 = End of file record.

> The next 16 bytes contain the data from the file.
> The final byte is calculated so that the checksum of all bytes within a line
> adds up to 0 (ignoring any carry to a high order byte).
>
> Bob

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