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Please have a look on the attachment and kindly help me with the queries. Thank you.

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Thanks for giving it a look. But I have solved it. I will continue this thread with related problems.

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Hi

Please have a look on the attachment and kindly help me. Thank you.

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PG

 

I am not familiar with the 8051 instruction set.
But maybe here is the answer.
There are three types of addressing for CALL and JMP:

Short - 1 byte address (relative) -128 +127 addressing range
Absolute - 1 byte address -> 11-bit address
Long - 2 byte address - > 16-bit address


So your question is answered in the AJMP instruction.

 

Some bits of the instruction are used for the instruction itself, eg ACALL is the first 5 bits of the first byte, which leaves 3 free bits to use with the second byte for the address.
<ed> Not quite read your question properly, I don't know why SCALL doesn't use the extra bits </ed>.

 

Thank you, MrChips, Markd77.

I understand it now.

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