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+0x00: LINZBS LINBUG RAM
+0x02: CASINI Cassette initialization vector
+0x04: RAMLO RAM pointer for the memory test used on powerup
+0x06: TRAMSZ Temporary Register for RAM size
+0x07: TSTDAT RAM test data register
+0x08: WARMST Warmstart flag
+0x09: BOOT? Boot flag success indicator
+0x0a: DOSVEC Start vector for disk (or non-cartridge) software
+0x0c: DOSINI Initialization address for the disk boot
+0x0e: APPMHI Applications memory high limit and pointer to the end of your BASIC program
+0x10: POKMSK POKEY interrupts
+0x11: BRKKEY Zero means the BREAK key is pressed
+0x12: RTCLOK Internal realtime clock
+0x15: BUFADR Indirect buffer address register (page zero)
+0x17: ICCOMT Command for CIO vector
+0x18: DSKFMS Disk file manager pointer
+0x1a: DSKUTL The disk utilities pointer
+0x1c: PTIMOT Printer timeout
+0x1d: PBPNT Print buffer pointer
+0x1e: PBUFSZ Print buffer size of printer record for current mode
+0x1f: PTEMP Temporary register used by the printer handler for the value of the character being output to the printer
+0x20: ICHIDZ Handler index number
+0x21: ICDNOZ Device number or drive number Called MAXDEV by DOS to in dicate the maximum number of devices
+0x22: ICCOMZ Command code byte set by the user to define how the rest of the IOCB is formatted
+0x23: ICSTAZ Status of the last IOCB action returned by the device
+0x24: ICBALZ/HZ Buffer address for data transfer or the address of the file name for commands such as OPEN
+0x26: ICPTLZ/HZ Put byte routine address set by the OS
+0x28: ICBLLZ/HZ Buffer length byte count used for PUT and GET operations
+0x2a: ICAX1Z Auxiliary information first byte used in OPEN to specify the type of file access needed
+0x2b: ICAX2Z CIO working variables
+0x2c: ICAX3Z/4Z Used by BASIC NOTE and POINT commands for the transfer of disk sector numbers
+0x2e: ICAX5Z The byte being accessed within the sector noted in locations 44 and 45
+0x2f: ICAX6Z Spare byte
+0x30: STATUS Internal status storage
+0x31: CHKSUM Data frame checksum used by SIO
+0x32: BUFRLO/HI Pointer to the data buffer
+0x34: BFENLO/HI Next byte past the end of the SIO and DCB data buffer described above
+0x36: CRETRY Number of command frame retries
+0x37: DRETRY Number of device retries
+0x38: BUFRFL Data buffer full flag (255
+0x39: RECVDN Receive done flag (255
+0x3a: XMTDON Transmission done flag (255
+0x3b: CHKSNT Checksum sent flag (255
+0x3c: NOCKSM Flag for "no checksum follows data
+0x3d: BPTR Cassette buffer pointer
+0x3e: FTYPE Inter-record gap type between cassette records
+0x3f: FEOF Cassette end of file flag
+0x40: FREQ Beep count retain register
+0x41: SOUNDR Noisy I/O flag used by SIO to signal the beeping heard during disk and cassette I/O
+0x42: CRITIC Critical I/O region flag
+0x43: FMZSPG Disk file manager system (FMS) page zero registers (seven bytes)
+0x43: ZBUFP Page zero buffer pointer to the user filename for disk I/O
+0x45: ZDRVA Page zero drive pointer
+0x47: ZSBA Zero page sector buffer pointer
+0x49: ERRNO Disk I/O error number
+0x4a: CKEY Cassette boot request flag on coldstart
+0x4b: CASSBT Cassette boot flag
+0x4c: DSTAT Display status and keyboard register used by the display handler
+0x4d: ATRACT Attract mode timer and flag
+0x4e: DRKMSK Dark attract mask
+0x4f: COLRSH Color shift mask
+0x50: TEMP Temporary register used by the display handler in moving data to and from screen
+0x51: HOLD1 Same as location 80
+0x52: LMARGN Column of the left margin of text (GR
+0x53: RMARGN Right margin of the text screen initialized to 39 ($27)
+0x54: ROWCRS Current graphics or text screen cursor row
+0x55: COLCRS Current graphics or text mode cursor column
+0x57: DINDEX Display mode/current screen mode
+0x58: SAVMSC The lowest address of the screen memory
+0x5a: OLDROW Previous graphics cursor row
+0x5b: OLDCOL Previous graphics cursor column
+0x5d: OLDCHR Retains the value of the character under the cursor used to restore that character when the cursor moves <a name="94
+0x5e: OLDADR Retains the memory location of the current cursor location
+0x60: NEWROW Point (row) to which DRAWTO and XIO 18 (FILL) will go
+0x61: NEWCOL Point (column) to which DRAWTO and XIO 18 (FILL) will go
+0x63: LOGCOL Position of the cursor at the column in a logical line
+0x64: ADRESS Temporary storage used by the display handler for the Display List address
+0x66: MLTTMP Also called OPNTMP and TOADR
+0x68: SAVADR Also called FRMADR
+0x6a: RAMTOP RAM size
+0x6b: BUFCNT Buffer count
+0x6c: BUFSTR Editor low byte (AM)
+0x6e: BITMSK Bit mask used in bit mapping routines by the OS display handler at locations 64235 to 64305 ($FAEB to $FB31)
+0x6f: SHFAMT Pixel justification
+0x70: ROWAC ROWAC and COLAC (below) are both working accumulators for the control of row and column point plotting and the increment and decrement functions
+0x72: COLAC Controls column point plotting
+0x74: ENDPT End point of the line to be drawn
+0x76: DELTAR Delta row
+0x77: DELTAC Delta column
+0x79: ROWINC The row increment or decrement value (plus or minus one)
+0x7a: COLINC The column increment or decrement value (plus or minus one)
+0x7b: SWPFLG Split-screen cursor control
+0x7c: HOLDCH A character value is moved here before the control and shift logic are processed for it
+0x7d: INSDAT Temporary storage byte used by the display handler for the character under the cursor and end of line detection
+0x7e: COUNTR Starts out containing the larger value of either DELTAR (location 118
+0x80: LOMEM Pointer to BASIC's low memory (at the high end of OS RAM space)
+0x82: VNTP Beginning address of the variable name table
+0x84: VNTD Pointer to the ending address of the variable name table plus one byte
+0x86: VVTP Address for the variable value table
+0x88: STMTAB The address of the statement table (which is the beginning of the user's BASIC program)
+0x8a: STMCUR Current BASIC statement pointer
+0x8c: STARP The address for the string and array table and a pointer to the end of your BASIC program
+0x8e: RUNSTK Address of the runtime stack which holds the GOSUB entries (four bytes each) and the FOR-NEXT entries (16 bytes each)
+0x90: MEMTOP Pointer to the top of BASIC memory
+0xba: STOPLN The line where a program was stopped either due to an error or the use of the BREAK key
+0xc3: ERRSAVE The number of the error code that caused the stop or the TRAP
+0xc9: PTABW This location specifies the number of columns between TAB stops
+0xd4: FR0 Floating point register zero
+0xda: FRE FP extra register (?) <a name="224-229"></a>
+0xe0: FR1 Floating point register one
+0xe6: FR2 FP register two
+0xec: FRX FP spare register
+0xed: EEXP The value of E (the exponent)
+0xee: NSIGN The sign of the FP number
+0xef: ESIGN The sign of the exponent
+0xf0: FCHRFLG The first character flag
+0xf2: CIX Character (current input) index
+0xf3: INBUFF Input ASCII text buffer pointer
+0xf5: ZTEMP1 Temporary register
+0xf7: ZTEMP4 Temporary register
+0xf9: ZTEMP3 Temporary register
+0xfb: RADFLG Also called DEGFLG
+0xfc: FLPTR Points to the user's FP number
+0xfe: FPTR2 Pointer to the user's second FP number to be used in an operation
+0x200: VDSLST The vector for NMI Display List Interrupts (DLI)
+0x202: VPRCED Serial (peripheral) proceed line vector
+0x204: VINTER Serial (peripheral) interrupt vector
+0x206: VBREAK Software break instruction vector for the 6502 BRK ($00) command
+0x208: VKEYBD POKEY keyboard interrupt vector
+0x20a: VSERIN POKEY serial I/O bus receive data ready interrupt vector
+0x20c: VSEROR POKEY serial I/O transmit ready interrupt vector
+0x20e: VSEROC POKEY serial bus transmit complete interrupt vector
+0x210: VTIMR1 POKEY timer one interrupt vector
+0x212: VTIMR2 POKEY timer two vector for AUDF2 (53762
+0x214: VTIMR4 POKEY timer four vector for AUDF4 (53766
+0x216: VIMIRQ The IRQ immediate vector (general)
+0x218: CDTMV1 System timer one value
+0x21a: CDTMV2 System timer two
+0x21c: CDTMV3 System timer three
+0x21e: CDTMV4 System timer four
+0x220: CDTMV5 System timer five
+0x222: VVBLKI VBLANK immediate register
+0x224: VVBLKD VBLANK deferred register
+0x226: CDTMA1 System timer one jump address
+0x228: CDTMA2 System timer two jump address
+0x22a: CDTMF3 System timer three flag
+0x22b: SRTIMR Software repeat timer
+0x22c: CDTMF4 System timer four flag
+0x22d: INTEMP Temporary register used by the SETVBL routine at 58460 ($E45C)
+0x22e: CDTMF5 System timer five flag
+0x22f: SDMCTL Direct Memory Access (DMA) enable
+0x230: SDLSTL Starting address of the display list
+0x232: SSKCTL Serial port control register
+0x233: SPARE No OS use
+0x234: LPENH Light pen horizontal value shadow for 54284 ($D40C)
+0x235: LPENV Light pen vertical value
+0x236: BRKKY BREAK key interrupt vector
+0x23a: CDEVIC Four-byte command frame buffer (CFB) address for a device - used by SIO while performing serial I/O
+0x23b: CCOMND The SIO bus command code
+0x23c: CAUX1 Command auxiliary byte one
+0x23d: CAUX2 Command auxiliary byte two
+0x23e: TEMP Temporary RAM register for SIO
+0x23f: ERRFLG SIO error flag
+0x240: DFLAGS Disk flags read from the first byte of the boot file (sector one) of the disk
+0x241: DBSECT The number of disk boot sectors read from the first disk record
+0x242: BOOTAD The address for where the disk boot loader will be put
+0x244: COLDST Coldstart flag
+0x246: DSKTIM Disk time-out register (the address of the OS worst case disk time out)
+0x247: LINBUF Forty-byte character line buffer
+0x26f: GPRIOR Priority selection register
+0x270: PADDL0 The value of paddle 0 
+0x271: PADDL1 The value of paddle 1
+0x272: PADDL2 The value of paddle 2
+0x273: PADDL3 The value of paddle 3
+0x274: PADDL4 The value of paddle 4
+0x275: PADDL5 The value of paddle 5
+0x276: PADDL6 The value of paddle 6
+0x277: PADDL7 The value of paddle 7
+0x278: STICK0 The value of joystick 0
+0x279: STICK1 The value of joystick 1
+0x27a: STICK2 The value of joystick 2
+0x27b: STICK3 The value of joystick 3
+0x27c: PTRIG0 Paddle trigger 0
+0x27d: PTRIG1 Paddle trigger 1
+0x27e: PTRIG2 Paddle trigger 2
+0x27f: PTRIG3 Paddle trigger 3
+0x280: PTRIG4 PTRIG 4-7 are shadows for PIA register 54017 ($D301)
+0x281: PTRIG5 PTRIG 4-7 are shadows for PIA register 54017 ($D301)
+0x282: PTRIG6 PTRIG 4-7 are shadows for PIA register 54017 ($D301)
+0x283: PTRIG7 PTRIG 4-7 are shadows for PIA register 54017 ($D301)
+0x284: STRIG0 Stick trigger 0
+0x285: STRIG1 Stick trigger 1
+0x286: STRIG2 Stick trigger 2
+0x287: STRIG3 Stick trigger 3
+0x288: CSTAT Cassette status register
+0x289: WMODE Register to store either the read or the write mode for the cassette handler
+0x28a: BLIM Cassette data record buffer size
+0x290: TXTROW Text window cursor row
+0x291: TXTCOL Text window cursor column
+0x293: TINDEX Contains the current split-screen text window GRAPHICS mode
+0x294: TXTMSC Address of the upper left corner of the text window
+0x296: TXTOLD These locations contain the split-screen equivalents of OLDROW
+0x29c: TMPX1 Temporary register
+0x29d: HOLD3 Temporary register
+0x29e: SUBTMP Temporary storage
+0x29f: HOLD2 Temporary register
+0x2a0: DMASK Pixel location mask
+0x2a1: TMPLBT Temporary storage for the bit mask
+0x2a2: ESCFLG Escape flag
+0x2a3: TABMAP Map of the TAB stop positions
+0x2b2: LOGMAP Logical line start bit map
+0x2b6: INVFLG Inverse character flag
+0x2b7: FILFLG Right fill flag for the DRAW command
+0x2b8: TMPROW Temporary register for row used by ROWCRS 
+0x2b9: TMPCOL Temporary register for column used by COLCRS
+0x2bb: SCRFLG Scroll flag
+0x2bc: HOLD4 Temporary register used in the DRAW command only
+0x2bd: HOLD5 Same as the above register
+0x2be: SHFLOK Flag for the shift and control keys
+0x2bf: BOTSCR Flag for the number of text rows available for printing
+0x2c0: PCOLR0 Color of player 0 and missile 0
+0x2c1: PCOLR1 Color of player and missile 1
+0x2c2: PCOLR2 Color of player and missile 2
+0x2c3: PCOLR3 Color of player and missile 3
+0x2c4: COLOR0 Color register zero
+0x2c5: COLOR1 The next four locations are the same as location 708 for the different playfields and SETCOLOB commands
+0x2c6: COLOR2 The same as above for playfield two
+0x2c7: COLOR3 The same as the above but for playfield three
+0x2c8: COLOR4 The same as the above but for the background (BAK) and border color
+0x2e0: GLBABS Global variables
+0x2e0: RUNAD Used by DOS for the run address read from the disk sector one or from a binary file
+0x2e2: INITAD Initialization address read from the disk
+0x2e4: RAMSIZ RAM size
+0x2e5: MEMTOP Pointer to the top of free memory used by both BASIC (which calls it HIMEM) and the OS
+0x2e7: MEMLO Pointer to the bottom of free memory
+0x2ea: DVSTAT Four device status registers used by the I/O status operation as follows
+0x2ee: CBAUDL/H Cassette baud rate low and high bytes
+0x2f0: CRSINH Cursor inhibit flag
+0x2f1: KEYDEL Key delay flag or key debounce counter
+0x2f2: CH1 Prior keyboard character code (most recently read and accepted)
+0x2f3: CHACT Character Mode Register
+0x2f4: CHBAS Character Base Register
+0x2fa: CHAR Internal code value for the most recent character read or written (internal code for the value in ATACHR)
+0x2fb: ATACHR Returns the last ATASCII character read or written or the value of a graphics point
+0x2fc: CH Internal hardware value for the last key pressed
+0x2fd: FILDAT Color data for the fill region in the XIO FILL command
+0x2fe: DSPFLG Display flag
+0x2ff: SSFLAG Start/stop display screen flag
+0x300: DDEVIC Device serial bus ID (serial device type) set up by the handler
+0x301: DUNIT Disk or device unit number
+0x302: DCOMND The number of the disk or device operation (command) to be performed
+0x303: DSTATS The status code upon return to user
+0x304: DBUFLO/HI Data buffer address of the source or destination of the data to be transferred or the device status information (or the disk sector data)
+0x306: DTIMLO The time-out value for the handler in one-second units
+0x307: DUNUSE Unused byte
+0x308: DBYTLO/HI The number of bytes transferred to or from the data buffer (or the disk) as a result of the most recent operation
+0x30a: DAUX1/2 Used for device specific information such as the disk sector number for the read or write operation
+0x30c: TIMER1 Initial baud rate timer value
+0x30e: ADDCOR Addition correction flag for the baud rate calculations involving the timer registers
+0x30f: CASFLG Cassette mode when set
+0x310: TIMER2 Final timer value
+0x312: TEMP1 Two-byte temporary storage register used by SIO for the VCOUNT calculation during baud timer routines
+0x314: TEMP2 Temporary storage register
+0x315: TEMP3 Ditto
+0x316: SAVIO Save serial data-in port used to detect
+0x317: TIMFLG Time-out flag for baud rate correction
+0x318: STACKP SIO stack pointer register
+0x319: TSTAT Temporary status holder for location 48 ($30)
+0x31a: HATABS Handler Address Table
+0x340: IOCB0 I/O Control Block (IOCB) zero
+0x350: IOCB1 IOCB one
+0x360: IOCB2 IOCB two
+0x370: IOCB3 IOCB three
+0x380: IOCB4 IOCB four
+0x390: IOCB5 IOCB five
+0x3a0: IOCB6 IOCB six
+0x3b0: IOCB7 IOCB seven
+0x3c0: PRNBUF Printer buffer
+0x3fd: CASBUF Cassette buffer
+0x57e: LBPR1 LBUFF prefix one
+0x57f: LBPR2 LBUFF prefix two
+0x580: LBUFF BASIC line buffer
+0x5e0: PLYARG Polynomial arguments (FP use)
+0x5e6: FPSCR FP scratch pad use
+0x5ec: FPSCR1 Ditto
+0x1d7c: (maximum) Non-resident portion of DUP
+0x709: SABYTE This records the limit on the number of files that can be open simultaneously
+0x70a: DRVBYT The maximum number of disk drives in your system
+0x76c: BSIO Entry point to FMS disk sector I/O routines
+0x772: BSIOR Entry point to the FMS disk handler
+0x7cb: DFMSDH Entry point to a 21-byte FMS device (disk) handler
+0x7e0: DINT FMS initialization routine
+0x8ab: DFMOPN OPEN routines
+0x9cc: DFMPUT PUT byte routines
+0xa1f: WTBUR Burst I/O routines
+0xabf: DFMGET GET byte routines
+0xb15: DFMCLS IOCB CLOSE routines
+0xba7: DFMDDC Start of the device-dependent command routines
+0xbd9: XRENAME RENAME a file
+0xc32: XDELETE DELETE a file
+0xc7c: XLOCK, LOCK and UNLOCK files
+0xcba: XPOINT BASIC POINT command
+0xd03: XNOTE BASIC NOTE command
+0xd18: XFORMAT Format the entire diskette
+0xdad: LISTDIR List the disk directory
+0xe9e: FNDCODE File name decode
+0xf0a: FDSCHAR Store the file name characters that result from the file name decode routines
+0xf21: SFDIR Directory search routines
+0xf94: WRTNXS Write data sector routine
+0x100f: RDNXTS Read data sector routine
+0x106e: RDDIR Read and write directory sector routines
+0x108b: RDVTOC Read or write the volume table of contents (VTOC) sectors
+0x10c5: FRESECT Free sector(s) routine
+0x1106: GETSECTOR Get sector routine
+0x1164: SETUP SETUP -- initialization of the FMS parameters
+0x120a: WRTDOS Write new DOS
+0x12b5: ERRNO Start of the FMS error number table
+0x1381: FCB Start of the FMS File Control Blocks (FCB's)
+0x1401: FILDIR File directory
+0x1501: ENDFMS Disk directory (VTOC -- Volume Table Of Contents) buffer
+0x159d: DUPFLG Flag to test if DUP is already resident in memory
+0x159e: OPT Used to store the value of the disk menu option chosen by the user
+0x159f: LOADFLG If this location reads 128
+0x15a4: SFLOAD Routines to load a MEM.SAV file if it exists.
+0x170b: MEMLDD Flags that the MEM.SAV file has been loaded.
+0x179c: INISAV vector save location for DOSINI. Entry point to DOS on a call from BASIC
+0x179e: MEMFLG Flag to show if memory has been written to disk using a MEM.SAV file
+0x1912: CLMJMP Test to see if DOS must load MEM.SAV from disk
+0x1920: LMTR Test to see if DOS must load MEM.SAV
+0x1939: LDMEM MEMSAVE load routines (for the MEM.SAV file)
+0x1976: INITIO DUP.SYS warmstart entry
+0x1a23: ISRSIR Start of the serial interrupt ready service routines in DUP.SYS
+0x1da4: LINE 80 ($50) byte line buffer
+0x1df4: DBUF 256 ($100) byte data buffer for COPY routines
+0x1f0f: DMENU Disk menu screen display data is stored here
+0x2075: DOSOS Start of the DOS utility monitor
+0x2139: DIRLST Directory listing
+0x21c9: DELFIL Delete a file
+0x2637: RENFIL Rename a disk file routines
+0x2680: FMTDSK Format the entire disk
+0x26ee: STCAR Start a cartridge
+0x274c: BRUN Run a binary file at the user-specified address
+0x27d9: WBOOT Write DOS/DUP files to disk
+0x28f3: TESTVER2 Test for version two DOS
+0x291a: LDFIL Load a binary file into memory
+0x2970: LKFIL, Lock and unlock files on a disk
+0x29c2: DDMG Duplicate a disk
+0x2d08: DFFM Duplicate a file
+0x2f2e: SAVFIL Save a binary file
+0xbda7: SIN Calculate SIN(FR0)
+0xbdb1: COS Calculate Cosine (FR0) with carry
+0xbe77: ATAN Calculate Atangent using FR0
+0xbee5: SQR Calculate square root (FR0) with carry
+0xd000: HPOSP0 (W) Horizontal position of player 0
+0xd001: HOPSP1 (W) Horizontal position of player 1
+0xd002: HPOSP2 (W) Horizontal position of player 2
+0xd003: HPOSP3 (W) Horizontal position of player 3
+0xd004: HPOSM0 (W) Horizontal position of missile 0
+0xd005: HPOSM1 (W) Horizontal position of missile 1
+0xd006: HPOSM2 (W) Horizonal position of missile 2
+0xd007: HPOSM3 (W) Horizontal position of missile 3
+0xd008: SIZEP0 (W) Size of player 0
+0xd009: SIZEP1 (W) Size of player 1
+0xd00a: SIZEP2 (W) Size of player 2
+0xd00b: SIZEP3 (W) Size of player 3
+0xd00c: SIZEM (W) Size for all missiles
+0xd00d: GRAFP0 (W) Graphics shape for player 0 written directly to the player graphics register
+0xd00e: GRAFP1 (W) Graphics for player 1
+0xd00f: GRAFP2 (W) Graphics for player 3
+0xd010: GRAFP3 (W) Graphics for player 3
+0xd011: GRAFM (W) Graphics for all missiles
+0xd012: COLPM0 (W) Color and luminance of player and missile 0 (704)
+0xd013: COLPM1 (W) Color and luminance of player and missile 1 (705)
+0xd014: COLPM2 (W) Color and luminance of player and missile 2 (706)
+0xd015: COLPM3 Color and luminance of player and missile 3 (707)
+0xd016: COLPF0 Color and luminance of playfield zero (708)
+0xd017: COLPF1 Color and luminance of playfield one (709)
+0xd018: COLPF2 Color and luminance of playfield two (710)
+0xd019: COLPF3 Color and luminance of playfield three (711)
+0xd01a: COLBK Color and luminance of the background (BAK)
+0xd01b: PRIOR (W) Priority selection register
+0xd01c: VDELAY (W) Vertical delay register
+0xd01d: GRACTL (W) Used with DMACTL (location 54272
+0xd01e: HITCLR (W) POKE with any number to clear all player/missile collision registers
+0xd01f: CONSOL (W/R) Used to see if one of the three yellow console buttons has been pressed (not the RESET button!)
+0xd200: AUDF1 (W) Audio channel one frequency
+0xd201: AUDC1 (W) Audio channel one control
+0xd202: AUDF2 (W) Audio channel two frequency
+0xd203: AUDC2 (W) Audio channel two control
+0xd204: AUDF3 (W) Audio channel three frequency
+0xd205: AUDC3 (W) Audio channel three control
+0xd206: AUDF4 (W) Audio channel four frequency
+0xd207: AUDC4 (W) Audio channel four control
+0xd208: AUDCTL (W) Audio control
+0xd209: STIMER (W) Start the POKEY timers (the AUDF registers above)
+0xd20a: SKREST (W) Reset BITs 5 - 7 of the serial port status register at 53775 to one
+0xd20b: POTGO (W) Start the POT scan sequence
+0xd20d: SEROUT (W) Serial port data output
+0xd20e: IRQEN (W) Interrupt request enable
+0xd20f: SKCTL (W) Serial port control
+0xd300: PORTA (W/R) Reads or writes data from controller jacks one and two if BIT 2 of PACTL (location 54018) is one
+0xd301: PORTB (W/R) Port B
+0xd302: PACTL (W/R) Port A controller (see 54016 above)
+0xd303: PBCTL (W/R) Port B controller
+0xd400: DMACTL (W) Direct Memory Access (DMA) control
+0xd401: CHACTL (W) Character mode control
+0xd402: DLISTL/H Display list pointer
+0xd404: HSCROL (W) Horizontal scroll enable
+0xd405: VSCROL (W) Vertical scroll enable
+0xd407: PMBASE (W) MSB of the player/missile base address used to locate the graphics for your players and missiles (the address equals PMBASE * 256
+0xd409: CHBASE (W) Character base address
+0xd40a: WSYNC (W) Wait for horizontal synchronization
+0xd40b: VCOUNT (R) Vertical line counter
+0xd40c: PENH (R) Light pen horizontal position (564)
+0xd40d: PENV (R) Light pen vertical position (565)
+0xd40e: NMIEN (W) Non-maskable interrupt (NMI) enable
+0xd40f: NMIRES (W) Reset for NMIST (below)
+0xd800: AFP ASCII to Floating Point (FP) conversion
+0xd8e6: FASC FP value to ASCII conversion
+0xd9aa: IFP Integer to FP conversion
+0xd9d2: FPI FP to integer conversion
+0xda44: ZFR0 Clear FR0 at 212 to 217 ($D4-$DB) by setting all bytes to zero
+0xda46: ZF1 Clear the FP number from FR1
+0xda60: FSUB FP subtract routine
+0xda66: FADD FP addition routine
+0xdadb: FMUL FP multiplication routine
+0xdb28: FDIV FP division routine
+0xdd40: PLYEVL FP polynomial evaluation
+0xdd89: FLD0R Load the FP number into FR0 from the 6502 X
+0xdd8d: FLD0P Load the FP number into FR0 from user routine
+0xdd98: FLD1R Load the FP number into FR1 from the 6502 X
+0xdd9c: FLD1P Load the FP number into FR1 from user program
+0xdda7: FST0R Store the FP number into the 6502 X
+0xddab: FST0P Store the FP number from FR0
+0xddb6: FMOVE Move the FP number from FR0 to FR1
+0xddc0: EXP FP base e exponentiation
+0xddcc: EXP10 FP base 10 exponentiation
+0xdecd: LOG FP natural logarithm
+0xded1: LOG10 FP base 10 logarithm
+0xe400: EDITRV Screen Editor (E
+0xe410: SCRENV Display handler (television screen) (S
+0xe420: KEYBDV Keyboard handler (K
+0xe430: PRINTV Printer handler (P
+0xe440: CASETV Cassette handler (C
+0xe450: DISKIV Disk handler initialization vector
+0xe453: DSKINV Disk handler (interface) entry
+0xe456: CIOV Central Input/Output (CIO) utility entry
+0xe459: SIOV Serial Input/Output (SIO) utility entry point
+0xe45c: SETVBV Set system timers during the VBLANK routine
+0xe45f: SYSVBV Stage one VBLANK calculations entry
+0xe462: XITVBV Exit from the VBLANK routine
+0xe465: SIOINV SIO utility initialization
+0xe468: SENDEV Send enable routine
+0xe46b: INTINV Interrupt handler initialization
+0xe46e: CIOINV CIO utility initialization
+0xe471: BLKBDV Blackboard mode entry
+0xe474: WARMSV Warmstart entry point (RESET button vector)
+0xe477: COLDSV Coldstart (powerup) entry point
+0xe47a: RBLOKV Cassette read block routine entry
+0xe47d: CSOPIV Cassette OPEN for input vector
+0xe480: VCTABL RAM vector initial value table
+0xe4a6: CIOORG Addresses for the Central Input/Output routines (CIO)
+0xe4a6: CIOINT is the CIO initialization routine called by the monitor on powerup
+0xe569: CIREAD; process the CIO commands for read and write
+0xe6d5: INTORG Addresses for the interrupt handler routines
+0xe6f3: PIRQ; IRQ interrupt service routines start here
+0xe7b4: PNMI; the NMI handler
+0xe7d1: SYSVBL; the VBLANK routines start here
+0xe912: SETVBL; subroutines to set the VBLANK timers and vectors
+0xe944: SIOORG Routines for the Serial Input/Output (SIO) routines
+0xea6b: SEND; is the SIO send buffer routine entry
+0xea90: ISRODN, is the serial output ready IRQ vector
+0xead1: ISRTD; is the serial output complete IRQ vector
+0xeb11: ISRSIR; is the serial input ready IRQ vector
+0xeb84: CASENT; is the start of the cassette handling code SIO subroutine to set baud rate
+0xeca7: COMPUT; is the subroutine to calculate baud rate using the POKEY frequency registers and the VCOUNT timer
+0xedea: DSKORG Routines for the disk handler
+0xee78: PRNORG Routines for the printer handler
+0xef41: CASORG Routines for the cassette handler
+0xf0e3: MONORG Routines for the monitor handler
+0xf11b: RESET; the RESET button routine starts here
+0xf281: HARDI, the start of the hardware initialization routines
+0xf294: OSRAM; the start of the OS RAM initialization and setup routines
+0xf2cf: BOOT; the entry point for the disk boot routine
+0xf2ed: DOBOOT; the disk boot routine activation
+0xf37e: DOPEN; the entry point for the reinitialization of disk software
+0xf3e4: KBDORG Routines for the display and keyboard handler
+0xf63e: EGETCH Like the BASIC INPUT command
+0xf6a4: EOUTCH This routine puts the character currently in the accumulator onto the screen in the next print location
+0xf6dd: KGETC2 Beginning of the keyboard handler
+0xf6e2: KGETCH This routine waits for a key to be pressed and returns its value to the accumulator (6502 register A)
+0xfbac: SCROLL The screen scroll routine starts here
+0xfcfc: DRAW Screen draw routines begin here
+0xffbe: PIRQQ Subroutines to test the acceptance of the last key pressed and to process the debounce delay routines start here
+0xfff8: CHKSUN If PEEK here returns 255, then you have the older OS ROM(s)