In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, dog8spam wrote:

Looking at the register map that makes sense.  All the instructional stuff is made for the SX28 and often I forget that the 52 is a competely different chip.  

I do have another question though.  The register map (page 152 of the SX-Key Development System Manual) looks as if $00-$0F is the global, $10-$1F is bank 1, $20-$2F is bank 2 and ect.  From $10 on is general purpose memory.  For some reason I am thinking this is wrong because of the Exploring the SX Microcontroller book (I don't have it right now so I can't quote it).  It is something with the global that makes Bank 0 made up of$00-$0F (global) and $10-$1F (general purpose).  Bank 1 is made up of $20-$2F (global) and $30-3F (general) and so on.  Its a bit confusing and I'm not quite sure what is right.

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