In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Capt. Quirk wrote:

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[3]I have read about numbering systems in nearly every book, on the subject. I think there were 2 things that confused me; (1) was that your example and many other programming examples were an 8 bit hex, and I am more used to seeing 12 or 16 bit hex #'s used in computers and in the BS syntax &amp; reference manual.<o:p></o:p>[/3]

[3](2) Most books seem to deal with how to understand Hex and convert Hex to Decimal or Binary, but I don't recall seeing anything about converting hex to binary for the purpose of modifying binary code. Needless to say, I'll be looking at the "operators" more often.<o:p></o:p>[/3]

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[3]Thanks for the help<o:p></o:p>[/3]

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