Although all interrupts have their individual default priorities, it may be changed through software by pro-
gramming the IP SFR as depicted in Fig. 15.12. e priority of Timer 0 is controlled by PT0 (bit 1 of IP) and
that of Timer 1 is controlled by PT1 (bit 3 of IP). Setting a bit allows higher priority and its clearing allows
lower priority of the concerned interrupt.
SFRDirect addressDescription
TL08AHTimer 0 Counter (lower byte)
TH08CHTimer 0 Counter (higher byte)
TL18BHTimer 1 Counter (lower byte)
TH18DHTimer 1 Counter (higher byte)
Table 15.3Direct addresses of Timer Counters ...
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