Museum restoration of 8800

[TomL_12953]

Originally Posted by philrrtx

Looks like my 323 was correct, but the second byte should have been 077 instead of 037.
In Tom's case, I get 323 367. You can't mask off the bit; you have to write octal 173723 out in binary, split it into two eight bit bytes, then translate each of those into octal.

OK, so it's like this?

63443 = 11110111 11010011 b
octal = 367 323

Reverse bytes: 323 367

and those are the two bytes I'd put in the program.

Tom Lake