It's just sayin :

  "You *have* checked your bank bits, havn't you ?"

It doesn't check your actual settings. As soon as you access *anything*
*not* in bank 0, MPASM outputs this message, no matter what you do
in your code.

You can supress this message with a compiler directive, CTOLH...
(Check the on line help :-) )

Jan-Erik Soderholm.

jim barchuk wrote:

> No matter what I do to try to adjust the bank MPASM *always* returns:
>
> Message[302] C:\PIC\USART\USART.ASM 26 : Register in operand not in bank
> 0.  Ensure that bank bits are correct.

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