Quick Reference. B.5 12-Bit Core Instruction Set APPENDICES
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1 Quic Reference B.5 12-Bit ore Instruction Set Microchip s base-line 8-bit microcontroller family uses a 12-bit wide instruction set. All instructions execute in a single instruction cycle unless otherwise noted. Any unused opcode is executed as a NOP. The instruction set is grouped into the following catagories: Table B.5: 12-Bit ore Literal and ontrol Operations E ANDLW AND literal and W.AND. W W 9 ALL all subroutine P + 1 TOS, P 004 LRWDT lear watchdog timer 0 WDT (and Prescaler if assigned) A GOTO Goto address ( is nine bits) P(9 bits) D IORLW Incl. OR literal and W.OR. W W MOVLW Move Literal to W W 002 OPTION Load OPTION Register W OPTION Register 8 RETLW Return with literal in W W, TOS P 003 SLEEP Go into Standby Mode 0 WDT, stop oscillator 00f TRIS f Tristate port f W I/O control reg f F XORLW Exclusive OR literal and W.XOR. W W Table B.6: 12-Bit ore Byte Oriented File Register Operations 1f ADDWF f,d Add W and f W + f d 14f ANDWF f,d AND W and f W.AND. f d 06f LRF f lear f 0 f 040 LRW lear W 0 W 24f OMF f,d omplement f.not. f d 0f DEF f,d Decrement f f - 1 d 2f DEFSZ f,d Decrement f, sip if zero f - 1 d, sip if zero 28f INF f,d Increment f f + 1 d 3f INFSZ f,d Increment f, sip if zero f + 1 d,sip if zero 10f IORWF f,d Inclusive OR W and f W.OR. f d 20f MOVF f,d Move f f d 02f MOVWF f Move W to f W f 000 NOP No operation 34f RLF f,d Rotate left f APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 181
2 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB Table B.6: 12-Bit ore Byte Oriented File Register Operations (ontinued) 30f RRF f,d Rotate right f 08f SUBWF f,d Subtract W from f f - W d 38f SWAPF f,d Swap halves f f(0:3) f(4:7) d 18f XORWF f,d Exclusive OR W and f W.XOR. f d Table B.7: 12-Bit ore Bit Oriented File Register Operations 4bf BF f,b Bit clear f 0 f(b) 5bf BSF f,b Bit set f 1 f(b) 6bf BTFS f,b Bit test, sip if clear sip if f(b) = 0 7bf BTFSS f,b Bit test, sip if set sip if f(b) = 1 DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
3 Quic Reference B.6 14-Bit ore Instruction Set Microchip s mid-range 8-bit microcontroller family uses a 14-bit wide instruction set. This instruction set consists of 36 instructions, each a single 14-bit wide word. Most instructions operate on a file register, f, and the woring register, W (accumulator). The result can be directed either to the file register or the W register or to both in the case of some instructions. A few instructions operate solely on a file register (BSF for example). The instruction set is grouped into the following catagories: Table B.8: 14-Bit ore Literal and ontrol Operations 3E ADDLW Add literal to W + W W 39 ANDLW AND literal and W.AND. W W 2 ALL all subroutine P + 1 TOS, P 0064 LRWDT T lear watchdog timer 0 WDT (and Prescaler if assigned) 2 GOTO Goto address ( is nine bits) P(9 bits) 38 IORLW Incl. OR literal and W.OR. W W 30 MOVLW Move Literal to W W 0062 OPTION Load OPTION register W OPTION Register 0009 RETFIE Return from Interrupt TOS P, 1 GIE 34 RETLW Return with literal in W W, TOS P 0008 RETURN Return from subroutine TOS P 0063 SLEEP Go into Standby Mode 0 WDT, stop oscillator 3 SUBLW Subtract W from literal - W W 006f TRIS f Tristate port f W I/O control reg f 3A XORLW Exclusive OR literal and W.XOR. W W Table B.9: 14-Bit ore Byte Oriented File Register Operations 07ff ADDWF f,d Add W and f W + f d 05ff ANDWF f,d AND W and f W.AND. f d 018f LRF f lear f 0 f 0100 LRW lear W 0 W 09ff OMF f,d omplement f.not. f d 03ff DEF f,d Decrement f f - 1 d 0Bff DEFSZ f,d Decrement f, sip if zero f - 1 d, sip if 0 0Aff INF f,d Increment f f + 1 d 0Fff INFSZ f,d Increment f, sip if zero f + 1 d, sip if 0 04ff IORWF f,d Inclusive OR W and f W.OR. f d 08ff MOVF f,d Move f f d APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 183
4 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB Table B.9: 14-Bit ore Byte Oriented File Register Operations (ontinued) 008f MOVWF f Move W to f W f 0000 NOP No operation 0Dff RLF f,d Rotate left f 0ff RRF f,d Rotate right f 02ff SUBWF f,d Subtract W from f f - W d 0Eff SWAPF f,d Swap halves f f(0:3) f(4:7) d 06ff XORWF f,d Exclusive OR W and f W.XOR. f d Table B.10: 14-Bit ore Bit Oriented File Register Operations 1bff BF f,b Bit clear f 0 f(b) 1bff BSF f,b Bit set f 1 f(b) 1bff BTFS f,b Bit test, sip if clear sip if f(b) = 0 1bff BTFSS f,b Bit test, sip if set sip if f(b) = 1 Table B.11: 12-Bit/14-Bit ore Special Instruction Mnemonics Mnemonic Description Equivalent Operation(s) Status ADDF f,d Add arry to File BTFS INF ADDDF f,d Add Digit arry to File BTFS INF B Branch GOTO - B Branch on arry BTFS GOTO BD Branch on Digit arry BTFS GOTO BN Branch on No arry BTFSS GOTO BND Branch on No Digit arry BTFSS GOTO BNZ Branch on No Zero BTFSS GOTO BZ Branch on Zero BTFS GOTO 3,0 f,d 3,1 f,d 3,0 3,1 3,0 3,1 3,2 3,2 Z Z DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
5 Quic Reference Table B.11: 12-Bit/14-Bit ore Special Instruction Mnemonics (ontinued) LR lear arry BF 3,0 - LRD lear Digit arry BF 3,1 - LRZ lear Zero BF 3,2 - LALL LGOTO Mnemonic Description MOVFW f Move File to W MOVF f,0 Z NEGF f,d Negate File OMF INF SET Set arry BSF 3,0 - SETD Set Digit arry BSF 3,1 - SETZ Set Zero BSF 3,2 - SKP Sip on arry BTFSS 3,0 - SKPD Sip on Digit arry BTFSS 3,1 - SKPN Sip on No arry BTFS 3,0 - SKPND Sip on No Digit arry BTFS 3,1 - SKPNZ Sip on Non Zero BTFS 3,2 - SKPZ Sip on Zero BTFSS 3,2 - SUBF f,d Subtract arry from File BTFS DEF SUBDF f,d Subtract Digit arry from File BTFS DEF Equivalent Operation(s) TSTF f Test File MOVF f,1 Z f,1 f,d 3,0 f,d 3,1 f,d Status Z Z Z APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 185
6 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB B.7 16-Bit ore Instruction Set Microchip s high-performance 8-bit microcontroller family uses a 16-bit wide instruction set. This instruction set consists of 55 instructions, each a single 16-bit wide word. Most instructions operate on a file register, f, and the woring register, W (accumulator). The result can be directed either to the file register or the W register or to both in the case of some instructions. Some devices in this family also include hardware multiply instructions. A few instructions operate solely on a file register (BSF for example). Table B.12: 16-Bit ore Data Movement Instructions 6pff MOVFP f,p Move f to p f p b8 MOVLB Move literal to BSR BSR (3:0) bax MOVLP Move literal to RAM page select BSR (7:4) 4pff MOVPF p,f Move p to f p W 01ff MOVWF f Move W to F W f a8ff TABLRD t,i,f Read data from table latch into file f, then update table latch with 16-bit contents of memory location addressed by table pointer acff TABLWT t,i,f Write data from file f to table latch and then write 16-bit table latch to program memory location addressed by table pointer a0ff TLRD t,f Read data from table latch into file f (table latch unchanged) TBLATH f if t=1, TBLATL f if t=0; ProgMem(TBLPTR) TBLAT; TBLPTR + 1 TBLPTR if i=1 f TBLATH if t = 1, f TBLATL if t = 0; TBLAT ProgMem(TBLPTR); TBLPTR + 1 TBLPTR if i=1 TBLATH f if t = 1 TBLATL f if t = 0 a4ff TLWT t,f Write data from file f into table latch f TBLATH if t = 1 f TBLATL if t = 0 Table B.13: 16-Bit ore Arithmetic and Logical Instruction b1 ADDLW Add literal to W (W + ) W 0eff ADDWF f,d Add W to F (W + f) d 10ff ADDWF f,d Add W and arry to f (W + f + ) d b5 ANDLW AND Literal and W (W.AND. ) W 0aff ANDWF f,d AND W with f (W.AND. f) d 28ff LRF f,d lear f and lear d 0x00 f,0x00 d 12ff OMF f,d omplement f.not. f d 2eff DAW f,d Dec. adjust W, store in f,d W adjusted f and d 06ff DEF f,d Decrement f (f - 1) f and d 14ff INF f,d Increment f (f + 1) f and d b3 IORLW Inclusive OR literal with W (W.OR. ) W DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
7 Quic Reference Table B.13: 16-Bit ore Arithmetic and Logical Instruction (ontinued) 08ff IORWF f,d Inclusive or W with f (W.OR. f) d b0 MOVLW Move literal to W W bc MULLW Multiply literal and W ( x W) PH:PL 34ff MULWF f Multiply W and f (W x f) PH:PL 2cff NEGW f,d Negate W, store in f and d (W + 1) f,(w + 1) d 1aff RLF f,d Rotate left through carry 22ff RLNF f,d Rotate left (no carry) 18ff RRF f,d Rotate right through carry 20ff RRNF f,d Rotate right (no carry) 2aff SETF f,d Set f and Set d 0xff f,0xff d b2 SUBLW Subtract W from literal ( - W) W 04ff SUBWF f,d Subtract W from f (f - W) d 02ff SUBWFB f,d Subtract from f with borrow (f - W - c) d 1cff SWAPF f,d Swap f f(0:3) d(4:7), f(4:7) d(0:3) b4 XORLW Exclusive OR literal with W (W.XOR. ) W 0cff XORWF f,d Exclusive OR W with f (W.XOR. f) d Table B.14: 16-Bit ore Bit Handling Instructions 8bff BF f,b Bit clear f 0 f(b) 8bff BSF f,b Bit set f 1 f(b) 9bff BTFS f,b Bit test, sip if clear sip if f(b) = 0 9bff BTFSS f,b Bit test, sip if set sip if f(b) = 1 3bff BTG f,b Bit toggle f.not. f(b) f(b) APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 187
8 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB Table B.15: 16-Bit ore Program ontrol Instructions e ALL Subroutine call (within 8 page) P+1 TOS, P(12:0), (12:8) PLATH(4:0), P(15:13) PLATH(7:5) 31ff PFSEQ f ompare f/w, sip if f = w f-w, sip if f = W 32ff PFSGT f ompare f/w, sip if f > w f-w, sip if f > W 30ff PFSLT f ompare f/w, sip if f< w f-w, sip if f < W 16ff DEFSZ f,d Decrement f, sip if 0 (f-1) d, sip if 0 26ff DFSNZ f,d Decrement f, sip if not 0 (f-1) d, sip if not 0 c GOTO Unconditional branch (within 8) P(12:0) (12:8) PLATH(4:0), P(15:13) PLATH(7:5) 1eff INFSZ f,d Increment f, sip if zero (f+1) d, sip if 0 24ff INFSNZ f,d Increment f, sip if not zero (f+1) d, sip if not 0 b7 LALL Long all (within 64) (P+1) TOS; PL, (PLATH) PH 0005 RETFIE Return from interrupt, enable interrupt (PLATH) PH: PL 0 GLINTD b6 RETLW Return with literal in W W, TOS P, (PLATH unchanged) 0002 RETURN Return from subroutine TOS P (PLATH unchanged) 33ff TSTFSZ f Test f, sip if zero sip if f = 0 Table B.16: 16-Bit ore Special ontrol Instructions 0004 LRWT lear watchdog timer 0 WDT,0 WDT prescaler, 1 PD, 1 TO 0003 SLEEP Enter Sleep Mode Stop oscillator,power down, 0 WDT, 0 WDT Prescaler 1 PD, 1 TO DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
9 Quic Reference B.8 Key to Enhanced 16-Bit ore Instruction Set Field Description File Addresses f 8-bit file register address fs 12-bit source file register address fd 12-bit destination file register address dest W register if d = 0; file register if d = 1 r 0, 1, or 2 for FSR number Literals 8-bit literal value b 4-bit literal value c bits 8-11 of 12-bit literal value d bits 0-7 of 12-bit literal value Offsets, Addresses nn 8-bit relative offset (signed, 2 s complement) nd 11-bit relative offset (signed, 2 s complement) ml bits 0-7 of 20-bit program memory address mm bits 8-19 of 20-bit program memory address xx any 12-bit value Bits b bits 9-11; bit address d bit 9; 0=W destination; 1=f destination a bit 8; 0=common bloc; 1=BSR selects ban s bit 0 (bit 8 for ALL); 0=no update; 1(fast)=update/save W, STATUS, BSR APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 189
10 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB B.9 Enhanced 16-Bit ore Instruction Set Microchip s new high-performance 8-bit microcontroller family uses a 16-bit wide instruction set. This instruction set consists of 76 instructions, each a single 16-bit wide word (2 bytes). Most instructions operate on a file register, f, and the woring register, W (accumulator). The result can be directed either to the file register or the W register or to both in the case of some instructions. A few instructions operate solely on a file register (BSF for example) Table B.17: Enhanced 16-Bit ore Literal Operations 0F ADDLW ADD literal to WREG W+ W 0B ANDLW AND literal with WREG W.AND. W 0004 LRWDT lear Watchdog Timer 0 WDT, 0 WDT postscaler, 1 TO,1 PD 0007 DAW Decimal Adjust WREG if W<3:0> >9 or D=1, W<3:0>+6 W<3:0>, else W<3:0> W<3:0>; if W<7:4> >9 or =1, W<7:4>+6 W<7:4>, else W<7:4> W<7:4>; 09 IORLW Inclusive OR literal with WREG EFc F0d LFSR r,d:c Load 12-bit Literal to FSR (second word) 01b MOVLB b Move literal to low nibble in BSR W.OR. W d:c FSRr b BSR 0E MOVLW Move literal to WREG W 0D MULLW Multiply literal with WREG W * PRODH:PRODL 08 SUBLW Subtract W from literal W W 0A XORLW Exclusive OR literal with WREG Table B.18: Enhanced 16-Bit ore Memory Operations W.XOR. W 0008 TBLRD * Table Read (no change to TBLPTR) Prog Mem (TBLPTR) TABLAT 0009 TBLRD *+ Table Read (post-increment TBLPTR) Prog Mem (TBLPTR) TABLAT TBLPTR +1 TBLPTR 000A TBLRD *- Table Read (post-decrement TBLPTR) Prog Mem (TBLPTR) TABLAT TBLPTR -1 TBLPTR 000B TBLRD +* Table Read (pre-increment TBLPTR) TBLPTR +1 TBLPTR Prog Mem (TBLPTR) TABLAT 000 TBLWT * Table Write (no change to TBLPTR) TABLAT Prog Mem(TBLPTR) 000D TBLWT *+ Table Write (post-increment TBLPTR) TABLAT Prog Mem(TBLPTR) TBLPTR +1 TBLPTR DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
11 Quic Reference Table B.18: Enhanced 16-Bit ore Memory Operations (ontinued) 000E TBLWT *- Table Write (post-decrement TBLPTR) TABLAT Prog Mem(TBLPTR) TBLPTR -1 TBLPTR 000F TBLWT +* Table Write (pre-increment TBLPTR) TBLPTR +1 TBLPTR TABLAT Prog Mem(TBLPTR) Table B.19: Enhanced 16-Bit ore ontrol Operations E2nn B nn Relative Branch if arry if =1, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P E6nn BN nn Relative Branch if Negative if N=1, P+2+2*nn P,else P+2 P E3nn BN nn Relative Branch if Not arry if =0, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P E7nn BNN nn Relative Branch if Not Negative E5nn BNOV nn Relative Branch if Not Overflow if N=0, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P if OV=0, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P E1nn BNZ nn Relative Branch if Not Zero if Z=0, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P E4nn BOV nn Relative Branch if Overflow if OV=1, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P E0nd BRA nd Unconditional relative branch P+2+2*nd P E0nn BZ nn Relative Branch if Zero if Z=1, P+2+2*nn P, else P+2 P Eml Fmm EFml Fmm ALL mm:ml,s Absolute Subroutine all (second word) GOTO mm:ml Absolute Branch (second word) P+4 TOS, mm:ml P<20:1>, if s=1, W WS, STATUS STATUSS, BSR BSRS mm:ml P<20:1> 0000 NOP No Operation No operation 0006 POP Pop Top of return stac TOS-1 TOS 0005 PUSH Push Top of return stac P +2 TOS D8nd RALL nd Relative Subroutine all P+2 TOS, P+2+2*nd P 00FF RESET Generate a Reset (same as MR reset) 0010 RETFIE s Return from interrupt (and enable interrupts) 0 RETLW Return from subroutine, literal in W same as MLR reset TOS P, 1 GIE/GIEH or PEIE/GIEL, if s=1, WS W, STATUSS STATUS, BSRS BSR, PLATU/PLATH unchngd. W, 0012 RETURN s Return from subroutine TOS P, if s=1, WS W, STATUSS STATUS, BSRS BSR, PLATU/PLATH are unchanged 0003 SLEEP Enter SLEEP Mode 0 WDT, 0 WDT postscaler, 1 TO, 0 PD APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 191
12 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB Table B.20: Enhanced 16-Bit ore Bit Operations 9bf BF f,b,a Bit lear f 0 f<b> 8bf BSF f,b,a Bit Set f 1 f<b> Bbf BTFS f,b,a Bit test f, sip if clear if f<b>=0, P+4 P, else P+2 P Abf BTFSS f,b,a Bit test f, sip if set if f<b>=1, P+4 P, else P+2 P 7bf BTG f,b,a Bit Toggle f f<b> f<b> Table B.21: Enhanced 16-Bit ore File Register Operations 24f ADDWF f,d,a ADD WREG to f W+f dest 20f ADDWF f,d,a ADD WREG and arry bit to f W+f+ dest 14f ANDWF f,d,a AND WREG with f W.AND. f dest 6Af LRF f,a lear f 0 f 1f OMF f,d,a omplement f f dest 62f PFSEQ f,a ompare f with WREG, sip if f=wreg 64f PFSGT f,a ompare f with WREG, sip if f > WREG 60f PFSLT f,a ompare f with WREG, sip if f < WREG 04f DEF f,d,a Decrement f f 1 dest f W, if f=w, P+4 P else P+2 P f W, if f > W, P+4 P else P+2 P f W, if f < W, P+4 P else P+2 P 2f DEFSZ f,d,a Decrement f, sip if 0 f 1 dest, if dest=0, P+4 P else P+2 P 4f DFSNZ f,d,a Decrement f, sip if not 0 f 1 dest, if dest 0, P+4 P else P+2 P 28f INF f,d,a Increment f f+1 dest 3f INFSZ f,d,a Increment f, sip if 0 f+1 dest, if dest=0, P+4 P else P+2 P 48f INFSNZ f,d,a Increment f, sip if not 0 f+1 dest, if dest 0, P+4 P else P+2 P 10f IORWF f,d,a Inclusive OR WREG with f W.OR. f dest 50f MOVF f,d,a Move f f dest fs Ffd MOVFF fs,fd Move fs to fd (second word) fs fd 6Ef MOVWF f,a Move WREG to f W f 02f MULWF f,a Multiply WREG with f W * f PRODH:PRODL 6f NEGF f,a Negate f f +1 f 34f RLF f,d,a Rotate left f through arry DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
13 Quic Reference Table B.21: Enhanced 16-Bit ore File Register Operations (ontinued) 44f RLNF f,d,a Rotate left f (no carry) 30f RRF f,d,a Rotate right f through arry 40f RRNF f,d,a Rotate right f (no carry) 48f SETF f,a Set f 0xFF f 54f SUBFWB f,d,a Subtract f from WREG with Borrow W f dest 5f SUBWF f,d,a Subtract WREG from f f W dest 58f SUBWFB f,d,a Subtract WREG from f with Borrow f W dest 38f SWAPF f,d,a Swap nibbbles of f f<3:0> dest<7:4>, f<7:4> dest<3:0> 66f TSTFSZ f,a Test f, sip if 0 P+4 P, if f=0, else P+2 P 18f XORWF f,d,a Exclusive OR WREG with f W.XOR. f dest APPENDIES 1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS33014G-page 193
14 MPASM User s Guide with MPLINK and MPLIB B.10 Hexadecimal to Decimal onversion Byte Byte Hex Dec Hex Dec Hex Dec Hex Dec A A 2560 A 160 A 10 B B 2816 B 176 B D D 3328 D 208 D 13 E E 3584 E 224 E 14 F F 3840 F 240 F 15 Using This Table: For each Hex digit, find the associated decimal value. Add the numbers together. For example, Hex A38F converts to as follows: Hex 1000 s Digit Hex 100 s Digit Hex 10 s Digit Hex 1 s Digit = Result Decimal DS33014G-page Microchip Technology Inc.
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