I would guess 1010000 means 50hex. With out all 8 bits, leading zeros are
assumed.

Now try 10100000. It has 8 bits and it equates to A0.



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> I2CWRITE PORTA.0,PORTA.1$,%1010000,B0,[G0]

> Yesterday i found what was going wrong...

> It was the %1010000! I dont know why this is not working.
> I wrote $A0 = %1010000 in Hexadecimal and now it is ok!

What does the PICBASIC PRO COMPILER do with %1010000 ?

Does it become %01010000 ? $A0 is %10100000, not %1010000

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