Sean Breheny wrote:

> When I told him that the CP bit was inverted, he asked if this would
> mean that the default setting had changed, in other words, on a blank
> c84, the CP bit is set to off, correct? Well, if on an F84, the empty
> device has all bits set high (as in the C84), then shouldn't the CP
> bit be ON in a blank device?

  Default state of EEPROM memory the same, meaning of the bit (and it's
actually the Power-Up Timer Enable bit, not the code protect) is
inverted.  Forget it!  You'll almost never notice the difference.

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  Cheers,
        Paul B.