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In one embodiment, the configuration module 352 adjusts one or more read voltage thresholds 662 based on a subset of binary data that multi-level storage cells store, such as just an upper page, just a lower page, or the like. In such embodiments, examining the state changes for the LSB bit(s) indicate the direction the voltage in the multi-level storage cell is changing. For both Gray code encoding (as depicted in FIG. 6C) and binary code encoding of bit values, the LSB of a multi-level storage cell transitions between a binary zero and a binary one between the middle two abodes or states, the L1 state and the L2 state in the depicted embodiment. For other encoding models, the MSB may transition between a binary zero and a binary one between the middle two abodes or states, or the like. For Gray code or binary code encoding models, the LSB has a value of “1” for read voltages in a lower range (including the lower two states or abodes, L0 and L1) and the LSB has a value of “0” for read voltages in an upper range (including the upper two states or abodes, L2 and L3). By using just the LSB of MLC storage cells to determine whether a read bias deviates from a known bias, the configuration module 352, in one embodiment, may make the determination in a substantially similar manner to determining whether a read bias for SLC storage cells deviates from a known bias, by counting or tallying binary ones and/or binary zeroes of an LSB data set, or the like.

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