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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2013-03-30 13:03, Dan Smith wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Well, as I posted in the "issues" system, the CI-V testing tools were
useful in figuring out how to access banks B-E (hexadecimal):
E0 70 1A 00 0x 00 yy
Where "x" is the bank number, and "yy" (packed decimal) is the memory
location.
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Cool, easy. I can do this.
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I should have made clear two things:<br>
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<li>"x" as the bank number, is numbered from "1" (for bank "A") to
"5" (for bank "E")</li>
<li>I showed "yy" as the memory location. In fact, it is "0y yy",
with locations 100 and above (eg, can limits, calling channels)
common to all banks.</li>
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-- Dean<br>
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