The MOV instruction takes the value stored in the first register, counter, or location in memory, and copies it to the second. For memory access, the address pointer must be setup before the MOV reads from or writes to memory. Note that there are invalid combinations, direct memory-to-memory copies are not possible in a single step, and it is not possible to copy the value from the "A" register to the "A" register.

The format of this instruction is 01{source}{destination}, so there are nearly two hundred possible combinations with the number of possible devices in the computer.

01AB - Copy the "A" register to the "B" register.
01AC - Copy the "A" register to the "C" register.
01AF - Copy the "A" register to the "F" register.
01BA - Copy the "B" register to the "A" register.
011A - Copy the "1" pointer to the "A" register.
0112 - Copy the "1" pointer to the "2" pointer.
01A1 - Copy the "A" register to the "1" pointer.