Page 57: ""The bus lines are dedicated D0-D15 for addresses and indicates read while WR indicates a write operation. GND (ground) pins. A0-A7 for data. For control, RD WAIT is used to add wait states."
As it can seen in the image on the book, the Z-80 has only D0-D7 data lines, and A0-A15 for addresses.
In the text is reversed. D8-D15 do not exist in that chip.
Page 57: ""The bus lines are dedicated D0-D15 for addresses and indicates read while WR indicates a write operation. GND (ground) pins. A0-A7 for data. For control, RD WAIT is used to add wait states."
As it can seen in the image on the book, the Z-80 has only D0-D7 data lines, and A0-A15 for addresses.
In the text is reversed. D8-D15 do not exist in that chip.