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+0x00: D6510 6510 On-Chip I/O DATA Direction Register
+0x01: R6510 RAM/ROM Bank Select
+0x03: ADRAY1 Vector Routine to Convert a Number from Floating Point to Signed Integer
+0x05: ADRAY2 Vector Routine to Convert a Number from Integer to Floating Point
+0x0C: DIMFLG Flags for the Routines That Locate or Build an Array 
+0x0D: VALTYP Flag Type of Data (String or Numeric) 
+0x0E: INTFLG Flag Type of Numeric Data (Integer or Floating Point) 
+0x0F: GARBFL Flag for LIST, Garbage Collection, and Program Tokenization 
+0x10: SUBFLG Flag Subscript Reference to an Array or User-Defined Function 
+0x11: INPFLG Flag Is Data Input to GET, READ or INPUT? 
+0x12: TANSGN Flag Sign of the Result of the TAN or SIN Function
+0x13: CHANNL Current I/O Channel (CMD Logical File) Number
+0x16: TEMPPT Pointer to the Next Available Space in the Temporary String 
+0x4D: OPMASK Mask for Comparison Operation 
+0x53: FOUR6 Constant for Garbage Collection 
+0x61: FACEXP Floating Point Accumulator #1: Exponent 
+0x66: FACSGN Floating Point Accumulator #1: Sign 
+0x67: SGNFLG Number of Terms in a Series Evaluation 
+0x68: BITS Floating Point Accumulator #1: Overflow Digit 
+0x69: ARGEXP Floating Point Accumulator #2: Exponent
+0x6A: ARGHO Floating Point Accumulator #2: Mantissa
+0x6E: ARGSGN Floating Point Accumulator #2: Sign
+0x70: FACOV Low Order Mantissa Byte of Floating Point Accumulator #1 (For Rounding)
+0x71: FBUFPT Series Evaluation Pointer
+0x73: CHRGET Subroutine Get Next BASIC Text Character
+0x8B: RNDX RND Function Seed Value
+0x90: STATUS Kernal I/O Status Word (ST) 
+0x91: STKIY Flag Was STOP Key Pressed? 
+0x92: SVXT Timing Constant for Tape Reads 
+0x93: VERCK Flag forLoadRoutine 0=LOAD,1=VERIFY 
+0x94: C3PO Flag Serial Bus-Output Character Was Buffered 
+0x95: BSOUR Buffered Character for Serial Bus 
+0x96: SYRO Cassette Block Synchronization Number 
+0x97: XSAV Temporary .X Register Save Area 
+0x98: LDTND Number of Open I/O Files/Index to the End of File Tables 
+0x99: DFLTN Default Input Device (Set to 0 for the Keyboard) 
+0x9A: DFLTO Default Output (CMD) Device (Set to 3 for the Screen) 
+0x9B: PRTY Tape Character Parity 
+0x9C: DPSW Flag Tape Byte Received 
+0x9D: MSGFLG Flag Kernal Message Control 
+0x9E: PTRI Tape Pass 1 Error Log Index 
+0x9F: PTR2 Tape Pass 2 Error Log Correction Index 
+0xA0: TIME Software Jiffy Clock
+0xA3: Temporary Data Storage Area
+0xA5: CNTDN Cassette Synchronization Character Countdown 
+0xA6: BUFPNT Count of Characters in Tape I/O Buffer 
+0xA7: INBIT RS-232 Input Bits/Cassette Temporary Storage Area 
+0xA8: BITCI RS-232 Input Bit Count/Cassette Temporary Storage 
+0xA9: RlNONB RS-232 Flag Check for Start Bit 
+0xAA: RIDATA RS-232 Input Byte Buffer/Cassette Temporary Storage 
+0xAB: RIPRTY RS-232 Input ParityJCassette Leader Counter 
+0XAC: SAL Pointer to the Starting Address of a Load/Screen Scrolling
+0XAE: EAL Pointer to Ending Address of Load (End of Program)
+0XB0: CMP0 Tape Timing
+0xB2: TAPE1 Pointer Start of Tape Buffer
+0xB4: BITTS RS-232 Output Bit Count/Cassette Temporary Storage 
+0xB5: NXTBIT RS-232 Next Bit to Send/Tape EOT Flag 
+0xB6: RODATA RS-232 Output Byte Buffer 
+0xB7: FNLEN Length of Current Filenaine 
+0xB8: LA Current Logical File Number 
+0xB9: SA Current Secondary Address 
+0xBA: FA Current Device Number
+0xBB: FNADR Pointer Current Filename
+0xBD: ROPRTY RS-232 Output Parity/Cassette Temporary Storage 
+0xBE: FSBLK Cassette Read/Write Block Count 
+0xBF: MYCH Tape Input Byte Buffer 
+0xC0: CAS Tape Motor Interlock 
+0xC1: STAL I/O Start Address
+0xC3: MEMUSS Tape Load Temporary Addresses
+0xC5: LSTX Matrix Coordinate of Last Key Pressed, 64=None Pressed 
+0xC6: NDX Number of Characters in Keyboard Buffer (Queue) 
+0xC7: RVS Flag Print Reverse Characters? 0= No 
+0xC8: INDX Pointer End of Logical Line for Input 
+0xc9: LXSP Cursor X,Y Position at Start of Input
+0xCB: SFDX Matrix Coordinate of Current Key Pressed 
+0xCC: BLNSW Cursor Blink Enable O=Flash Cursor 
+0xCD: BLNCT Timer Countdown to Blink Cursor 
+0xCE: GDBLN Character under Cursor 
+0xCF: BLNON Flag Was Last Cursor Blink on or off? 
+0xD0: CRSW Flag Input from Keyboard or Screen 
+0xD1: PNT Pointer to the Address of the Current Screen Line
+0xD3: PNTR Cursor Column on Current Line 
+0xD4: QTSW Flag Editor in Quote Mode? O=No 
+0xD5: LNMX Maximum Length of Physical Screen Line 
+0xD6: TBLX Current Cursor Physical Line Number 
+0xD7: Temporary Storage Area for ASCII Value of Last Character Printed
+0xD8: INSRT Flag Insert Mode CAny Number Greater Than 0 Is the Number of Inserts)
+0xD9: LDTB1 Screen Line Link Table/Editor Temporary Storage
+0xF3: USER Pointer to the Address of the Current Screen Color RAM Location
+0XF5: KEYTAB Vector Keyboard Decode Table
+0xF7: RIBUF Pointer RS�232 Input Buffer
+0xF9: ROBUF Pointer RS-232 Output Buffer
+0xFF: BASZPT BASIC Temporary Data for Floating Point to ASCII Conversion 
+0x200: BUF BASIC Line Editor Input Buffer
+0x259: LAT Kernal Table of Active Logical File Numbers
+0x263: FAT Kernal Table of Device Numbers for Each Logical File
+0x26D: SAT Kernal Table of Secondary Addresses for Each Logical File
+0x277: KEYD Keyboard Buffer (Queue)
+0x281: MEMSTR Pointer 0.5. Start of Memory
+0x283: MEMSIZE Pointer 0.5. End of Memory
+0x285: TIMOUT Flag Kernal Variable for IEEE Time-Out 
+0x286: COLOR Current Foreground Color for Text 
+0x287: GDCOL Color of Character under Cursor 
+0x288: RIBASE Top Page of Screen Memory 
+0x289: XMAX Maximum Keyboard Buffer Size 
+0x28A: RPTFLG Flag Which Keys Will Repeat? 
+0x28B: KOUNT Counter for Timing the Delay Between Key Repeats 
+0x28C: DELAY Counter for Timing the Delay Until the First Key' Repeat Begins 
+0x28D: SHFLAG Flag SHIFT /CTRL/Logo Keypresss 
+0x28E: LSTSHF Last Pattern of SHIFT /CTRL/Logo Keypress 
+0x28F: KEYLOG Vector to Keyboard Table Setup Routine
+0x291: MODE Plagi Enable or Disable Changing Character Sets with SHIFT/ 
+0x292: AUTODN Flag Screen Scroll Enabled 
+0x293: M51CTR RS-232 Mock 6551 Control Register 
+0x294: M51CDR RS-232 Mock 6551 Command Register 
+0x297: RSSTAT RS-232 Mock 6551 Status Register 
+0x298: BITNUM RS-232 Number of Bits Left to be Sent/Received 
+0x29B: RIDBE RS-232 Index to End of Receive Buffer 
+0x29C: RIDSS RS-232 Index to Start of Receive Buffer 
+0x29D: RODBS RS-232 Index to Start of Transmit Buffer 
+0x29E: RODBE RS-232 Index to End of Transmit Buffer 
+0x2A1: ENABL RS-232 Interrupts Enabled 
+0x2A2: Indicator of CIA #1 Control Register B Activity During Cassette 
+0x2A3: Save Area for CIA #1 Interrupt Control Register During Cassette 
+0x2A4: Save Area for CIA #1 Control Register A During Cassette Read 
+0x2A5: Temporary Index to the Next 40-Column Line for Screen 
+0x2A6: PAL/NTSC Flag 
+0x300: IERROR Vector to the Print BASIC Error Message Routine
+0x302: IMAIH Vector to the Main BASIC Program Loop
+0x304: ICRHCH Vector to the Routine That Crunches the ASCII Text of Keywords into Tokens
+0x306: IQPLOP Vector to the Routine That Lists BASIC Program Token as ASCII
+0x308: IGONE Vector to the Routine That Executes the Next BASIC Program Token
+0x30A: IEVAL Vector to the Routine That Evaluates a Single-Term Arithmetic Expression
+0x30C: SARIG Storage Area for .A Register (Accumulator) 
+0x30D: SXRIG Storage Area for .X Index Register 
+0x30E: SYRIG Storage Area for .Y Index Register 
+0x30F: SPRIG Storage Area for .P (Status) Register 
+0x310: USRPOK Jump Instruction for User Function ($4C) 
+0x311: USRADD Address of USR Routine
+0x314: CINV Vector to IRQ Interrupt Routine
+0x316: CBINV Vector of BRK Instruction Interrupt
+0x318: NMINV Vector of Non-Maskable Interrupt 
+0x31A: IOPEN Vector to Kemal OPEN Routine
+0x31C: ICLOSE Vector to Kernal CLOSE Routine
+0x31E: ICHKIN Vector to Kernal CHKIN Routine
+0x320: ICKOUT Vector to Kernal CKOUT Routine
+0x322: CLRCH Vector to Kernal CLRCHN Routine
+0x324: IBASIN Vector to Kernal CHRIN Routine
+0x326: IBSOUT Vector to Kernal CHROUT Routine
+0x328: ISTOP Vector to Kernal STOP Routine
+0x32a: IGETIN Vector to Kernal GETlN Routine
+0x32C: ICLALL Vector to Kernal CLALL Routine
+0x32e: USRCMD Vector to User-Defined Command
+0x330: ILOAD Vector to Kernal LOAD Routine
+0x332: ISAVE Vector to Kernal SAVE Routine
+0x33c: TBUFFER Cassette I/O Buffer
+ox801: start of BASIC program text
+0x8000: Autostart ROM Cartridge 
+0xA3B8: BLTU Open a Space in Memory for a New Program Line or Variable 
+0xA49C: MAIN Add or Replace a Line of Program Text 
+0xA533: LINKPRG Relink Lines of Tokenized Program Text 
+0xA560: INLIN Input a Line to Buffer from Keyboard 
+0xA579: CRUNCH Tokenize Line in Input Buffer 
+0xA613: FNDLIN Search for Line Number 
+0xA642: SCRTCH Perform NEW 
+0xA65E: CLEAR Perform CLR 
+0xA68E: RUNC Reset Pointer to Current Text Character to the Beginning of 
+0xA69C: LIST Perform LIST 
+0xA717: QPLOP Print BASIC Tokens as ASCII Characters 
+0xA742: FOR Perform FOR 
+0xA7AE: NEWSTT Set Up Next Statement for Execution 
+0xA7E4: GONE Read and Execute Next Statement 
+0xA81D: RESTOR Perform RESTORE 
+0xA82C: Test STOP Key for Break in Program 
+0xA82F: STOP Perform STOP 
+0xA831: END Perform END 
+0xA857: CONT Perform CONT 
+0xA871: RUN Perform RUN 
+0xA883: GOSUB Perform GOSUB 
+0xA8A0: GOTO Perform GOTO 
+0xA8D2: RETURN Perform RETURN 
+0xA8F8: DATA Perform DATA 
+0xA906: DATAN Search Program Text for the End of the Current BASIC Statement 
+0xA928: IF Perform IF 
+0xA93B: REM Perform REM 
+0xA94B: ONGOTO Perform ON GOTO or ON GOSUB 
+0xA96B: LINGET Convert an ASCII Decimal Number to a Two-Byte Binary Line 
+0xA9A5: LET Perform LET 
+0xAA80: PRINTN Perform PRINT# 
+0xAA86: CMD Perform CMD 
+0xAAA0: PRINT Perform PRINT 
+0xAB1E: STROUT Print Message from a String Whose Address Is in the .Y and .A 
+0xAB4D: DOAGIN Error Message Formatting Routines for GET, INPUT, and READ 
+0xAB7B: GET Perform GET and GET# 
+0xABA5: INPUTN Perform INPUT# 
+0xABBF: INPUT Perform INPUT 
+0xAC06: READ Perform READ 
+0xACFC: EXIGNT ASCII Text for Input Error Messages 
+0xAD1E: NEXT Perform NEXT 
+0xAD8A: FRMNUM Evaluate a Numeric Expression and/or Check for Data Type 
+0xAD9E: FRMEVL Evaluate Expression 
+0xAE83: IVAL Convert a Single Numeric Term from ASCII Text to a Floating 
+0xAEA8: PIVAL PI Expressed as a Five-Byte Floating Point Number 
+0xAEF1: PARCHK Evaluate Expression Within Parentheses 
+0xAEF7: CHKCLS Check for and Skip Closing Parentheses
+0xAEFA: CHKOPH Check for and Skip Opening Parentheses
+0xAEFF: CHKCOM Check for and Skip Comma
+0xAF08: SHIRR Print Syntax Error Message 
+0xAF2B: ISVAR Get the value of a variable
+0xAFA7: ISFUN Dispatch and Evaluate a Function
+0xAFE6: OROP Perform OR 
+0xAFE9: ANDOP Perform AND 
+0xB016: DOREI Perform Comparisons 
+0xB081: DIM Perform DIM 
+0xB08B: PTRGET Search for a Variable and Set It Up IfIt Is Not Found 
+0xB113: Check If .A Register Holds Alphabetic ASCII Character 
+0xB11D: NOTFNS Create a New BASIC Variable 
+0xB185: FINPTR Return the Address of the Variable That Was Found or Created 
+0xB194: ARYGET Allocate Space for Array Descriptors 
+0xB1A5: N32768 The Constant -32768 in Five-Byte Floating Point Format 
+0xB1AA: Convert a Floating Point Number to a Signed Integer in.A and .Y 
+0xB1B2: INTIDX Input and Convert a Floating Point Subscript to a Positive Integer 
+0xB1BF: AYIHT Convert a Floating Point Number to a Signed Integer 
+0xB1D1: ISARY Find Array Element or Create New Array in RAM 
+0xB245: BSERR Print BAD SUBSCRIPT Error Message 
+0xB248: FCERR Print ILLEGAL QUANTITY Error Message 
+0xB34C: UMULT Compute the Size of a Multidimensional Array 
+0xB37D: FRE Perform FRE 
+0xB391: GIVAYF Convert 16-Bit Signed Integer to Floating Point 
+0xB39E: POS Perform POS 
+0xB3A6: ERRDIR Check If the Program Is Running in Direct Mode, and If So Issue 
+0xB3B3: DEF Perform DEF 
+0xB3E1: GETFNM Check DEF and FN Syntax 
+0xB3F4: FNDOER Perform FN 
+0xB465: STRD Perform STR$ 
+0xB487: STRLIT Scan and Set Up Pointers to a String in Memory 
+0xB4F4: GETSPA Allocate Space in Memory for String 
+0xB526: GARBAG String Garbage Collection 
+0xB5BD: Check for Most Eligible String to Collect 
+0xB606: Collect a String 
+0xB63D: CAT Concatenate Two Strings 
+0xB67A: MOVINS Move a String In Memory 
+0xB6A3: FRESTR Discard a Temporary String 
+0xB6DB: FRETMS Remove an Entry from the String Descriptor Stack 
+0xB6EC: CHRD Perform CHR$ 
+0xB700: LEFTD Perform LEFT$ 
+0xB72C: RIGHTD Perform RIGHT$ 
+0xB737: MIDD Perform MID$ 
+0xB761: PREAM Pull String Function Parameters from Stack for LEFT$, RIGHT$, 
+0xB77C: LIN Perform LEN 
+0xB78B: ASC Perform ASC 
+0xB79B: GETBYTC Input a Parameter Whose Value Is Between 0 and 255 
+0xB7AD: VAL Perform VAL 
+0xB7EB: GETNUM Get a 16-Bit Address Parameter and an 8-Bit Parameter (for POKE 
+0xB7F7: GETADR Convert a Floating Point Number to an Unsigned Two-Byte 
+0xB80D: PEEK Perform PEEK 
+0xB824: POKE Perform POKE 
+0xB82D: FUWAIT Perform WAIT 
+0xB849: FADDH Add .5 to Contents of Floating Point Accumulator #1 
+0xB850: FSUB Subtract FAC1 from a Number in Memory 
+0xB853: FSUBT BASIC's Subtraction Operation 
+0xB867: FADD Add FAC1 to a Number in Memory 
+0xB86A: FADDT Perform BASIC's Addition Operation 
+0xB8A7: FADD4 Make the Result Negative If a Borrow Was Done 
+0xB8FE: NORMAL Normalize Floating Point Accumulator #1 
+0xB947: NEGFAC Replace FACl with Its 2's Complement 
+0xB97E: OVERR Print Overflow Error Message 
+0xB983: MULSHF 47548 $B9BC FONE 
+0xB9BC: FONE Floating Point Constant with a Value of 1 
+0xB9C1: LOGCN2 Table of Floating Point Constants for the LOG function 
+0xB9EA: LOG Perform LOG to Base E 
+0xBA28: FMULT Multiply FAC1 by Value in Memory 
+0xBA33: FMULT Multiply FAC1 with FAC2 
+0xBA59: MLTPLY Multiply a Byte Subroutine 
+0xBA8C: CONUPK Move a Floating Point Number from Memory into FAC2 
+0xBAB7: MULDIV Add Exponent of FACI to Exponent of FAC2 
+0xBAD4: MLDVIX Handle Underflow or Overflow 
+0xBAE2: MULIO Multiply FACI by 10 
+0xBAF9: TINC The Constant 10 in Five-Byte Floating Format 
+0xBAFE: DIVIO 47887 $BBOF FDIV 
+0xBB0F: FDIV Divide a Number in Memory by FACI 
+0xBB12: FDIVT Divide FAC2 by FACt 
+0xBBA2: MOVFM Move a Floating Point Number from Memory to FACI 
+0xBBC7: MOV2F Move a Floating Point Number from FACI to Memory 
+0xBBFC: MOVFA Move a Floating Point Number from FAC2 to FAC1 
+0xBC0C: MOVAF Round and Move a Floating Point Number from FAC1 to FAC2 
+0xBC0F: MOVEF 48155 $BCIB ROUND 
+0xBC1B: ROUND Round Accumulator #1 by Adjusting the Rounding Byte 
+0xBC2B: SIGN Put the Sign of Accumulator #1 into .A Register 
+0xBC39: SGN Perform SGN 
+0xBC58: ABS Perform ABS 
+0xBC5B: FCOMP Compare FAC1 to Memory 
+0xBC9B: QUNT Convert FACt into Integer Within FAC1 
+0xBCCC: INT Perform INT 
+0xBCF3: FIN Convert an ASCII String to a Floating Point Number FACI 
+0xBD7E: FINLOG Add Signed Integer to FACI 
+0xBDB3: N0999 Table of floating point constants 
+0xBDC0: INPRT Print IN Followed by a Line Number
+0xBDCD: LINPRT Output a Number in ASCII Decimal Digits
+0xBDDD: FOUT Convert Contents of FACt to ASCII String 
+0xBF11: FHALF The Constant Value 1/2 in Five-Byte Floating Point Notation 
+0xBF1C: FOUTBL Powers of Minus Ten Constants Table 
+0xBF3A: FDCEND Table of Constants for TI$ Conversion 
+0xBF71: SQR Perform SQR 
+0xBF7B: FPVfRT Performs Exponentiation (Power Calculation Called for by 
+0xBFB4: NEGOP Perform NOT and> 
+0xBFBF: EXPCON Table of Constants for EXP and LOG in Five-Byte Floating Point 
+0xBFED: EXP Perform EXP 
+0xD000: SPOX Sprite 0 Horizontal Position
+0xD001: SPOY Sprite 0 Vertical Position
+0xD002: SP1X Sprite 1 Horizontal Position
+0xD003: SP1Y Sprite 1 Vertical Position
+0xD004: SP2X Sprite 2 Horizontal Position
+0xD005: SP2Y Sprite 2 Vertical Position
+0xD006: SP3X Sprite 3 Horizontal Position
+0xD007: SP3Y Sprite 3 Vertical Position
+0xD008: SP4X Sprite 4 Horizontal Position
+0xD009: SP4Y Sprite 4 Vertical Position 
+0xD00A: SP5X Sprite 5 Horizontal Position
+0xD00B: SP5Y Sprite 5 Vertical Position
+0xD00C: SP6X Sprite 6 Horizontal Position
+0xD00D: SP6Y Sprite 6 Vertical Position
+0xD00E: SP7X Sprite 7 Horizontal Position
+0xD00F: SP7Y Sprite 7 Vertical Position 
+0xD010: MSIGX Most Significant Bits of Sprites 0-7 Horizontal Positions 
+0xD011: SCROLY Vertical Fine Scrolling and Control Register 
+0xD012: RASTER Read Current Raster Scan Line/Write Line to Compare for Raster 
+0xD013: LPENX Light Pen Horizontal Position 
+0xD014: LPENY Light Pen Vertical Position 
+0xD015: SPENA Sprite Enable Register
+0xD016: SCROLX Horizontal Fine Scrolling and Control Register
+0xD017: YXPAND Sprite Vertical Expansion Register 
+0xD018: VMCSB VIC-II Chip Memory Control Register 
+0xD019: VICIRQ VIC Interrupt Flag Register 
+0xD01A: IRQMSK IRQ Mask Register 
+0xD01B: SPBGPR Sprite to Foreground Display Priority Register 
+0xD01C: SPMC Sprite Multicolor Registers 
+0xD01D: XXPAND Sprite Horizontal Expansion Register 
+0xD01E: SPSPCL Sprite to Sprite Collision Register 
+0xD01F: SPBGCL Sprite to Foreground Collision Register 
+0xD020: EXTCOL Border Color Register 
+0xD021: BGCOLO Background Color 0 
+0xD022: BGCOLI Background Color 1 
+0xD023: BGCOL2 Background Color 2 
+0xD024: BGCOL3 Background Color 3 
+0xD025: SPMCO Sprite Multicolor Register 0 
+0xD026: SPMCI Sprite Multicolor Register 1 
+0xD027: SPOCOL Sprite 0 Color Register (the default color value is 1, white) 
+0xD028: SPICOL Sprite 1 Color Register (the default color value is 2, red) 
+0xD029: SP2COL Sprite 2 Color Register (the default color value is 3, cyan) 
+0xD02A: SP3COL Sprite 3 Color Register (the default color value is 4, purple) 
+0xD02B: SP4COL Sprite 4 Color Register (the default color value is 5, green) 
+0xD02C: SP5COL Sprite 5 Color Register (the default color value is 6, blue) 
+0xD02D: SP6COL Sprite 6 Color Register (the default color value is 7, yellow) 
+0xD02E: SP7COL Sprite 7 Color Register (the default color value is 12, medium gray)
+0xD400: FRELO1 Voice 1 Frequency Control (low byte)
+0xD401: FREHI1 Voice 1 Frequency Control (high byte)
+0xD402: PWLO1 Voice 1 Pulse Waveform Width (low byte) 
+0xD403: PWHI1 Voice 1 Pulse Waveform Width (high nybble) 
+0xD404: VCREG1 Voice 1 Control Register 
+0xD405: ATDCY1 Voice 1 Attack/Decay Register 
+0xD406: SUREL1 Voice 1 Sustain/Release Control Register 
+0xD407: FREL02 Voice 2 Frequency Control (low byte)
+0xD408: FRIHI2 Voice 2 Frequency Control (high byte)
+0xD409: PWL02 Voice 2 Pulse Waveform Width (low byte) 
+0xD40A: PWHI2 Voice 2 Pulse Waveform Width (high nybble) 
+0xD40B: VCRIG2 Voice 2 Control Register 
+0xD40C: ATDCY2 Voice 2 Attack/Decay Register
+0xD40D: SURIL2 Voice 2 Sustain/Release Control Register 
+0xD40E: FRIL03 Voice 3 Frequency Control (low byte)
+0xD40F: FRIHI3 Voice 3 Frequency Control (high byte)
+0xD410: PWL03 Voice 3 Pulse Waveform Width (low byte) 
+0xD411: PWHI3 Voice 3 Pulse Waveform Width (high byte) 
+0xD412: VCRIG3 Voice 3 Control Register 
+0xD413: ATDCY3 Voice 3 Attack/Decay Register 
+0xD414: SUREL3 Voice 3 Sustain/Release Control Register 
+0xD415: CUTLO Bits 0-2 Low portion of filter cutoff frequency 
+0xD416: CUTHI Filter Cutoff Frequency (high byte) 
+0xD417: RESON Filter Resonance Control Register 
+0xD418: SIGVOL Volume and Filter Select Register 
+0xD419: POTX Read Game Paddle 1 (or 3) Position
+0xD41A: POTY Read Game Paddle 2 (or 4) Position
+0xD41B: RANDOM Read Oscillator 3/Random Number Generator
+0xD41C: ENV3 Envelope Generator 3 Output 
+0xDC00: CIAPRA Data Port Register A 
+0xDC01: CIAPRB Data Port Register B 
+0xDC02: CIDDRA Data Direction Register A 
+0xDC03: CIDDRB Data Direction Register B 
+0xDC08: TODTEN Time of Day Clock Tenths of Seconds 
+0xDC09: TODSEC Time of Day Clock Seconds 
+0xDC0A: TODMIN Time of Day Clock Minutes 
+0xDC0B: TODHRS Time of Day Clock Hours 
+0xDC0C: CIASDR Serial Data Port 
+0xDC0D: CIAICR Interrupt Control Register 
+0xDC0E: CIACRA Control Register A 
+0xDC0F: CIACRB Control Register B 
+0xDD00: CI2PRA Data Port Register A 
+0xDD01: CI2PRB Data Port Register B 
+0xDD02: C2DDRA Data Direction Register A 
+0xDD03: C2DDRB Data Direction Register B 
+0xDD08: T02TEN Time of Day Clock Tenths of Seconds 
+0xDD09: T02SEC Time of Day Clock Seconds 
+0xDD0A: T02MIN Time of Day Clock Minutes 
+0xDD0B: T02HRS Time of Day Clock Hours 
+0xDD0C: CI2SDR Serial Data Port 
+0xDD0D: CI21CR Interrupt Control Register 
+0xE000: Continuation of EXP Routine 
+0xE043: POLY1 Function Series Evaluation Subroutine 1 
+0xE059: POLY2 Function Series Evaluation Subroutine 2 
+0xE08D: RMULC Multiplicative Constant for RND 
+0xE092: RADDC Additive Constant for RND 
+0xE097: RND Perform RND 
+0xE0F9: Call Kernal I/O Routines 
+0xE12A: SYS Perform SYS 
+0xE156: SAVE Perform SAVE 
+0xE165: VERIFY Perform VERIFY 
+0xE168: LOAD Perform LOAD 
+0xE1BE: OPEN Perform OPEN 
+0xE1C7: CLOSE Perform CLOSE 
+0xE1D4: Set Parameters for LOAD, VERIFY, and SAVE 
+0xE200: Skip Comma and Get Integer in .X 
+0xE206: Fetch Current Character and Check for End of Line 
+0xE20E: Check for Comma 
+0xE219: Set Parameters for OPEN and CLOSE 
+0xE264: COS Perform cos 
+0xE26B: SIN Perform SIN 
+0xE2B4: TAN Perform TAN 
+0xE2E0: PI2 The Five-Byte Floating Point Representation of the Constant PI/2 
+0xE2E5: TWOPI The Five-Byte Floating Point Representation of the Constant 2*PI 
+0xE2EA: FR4 The Five-Byte Floating Point Representation of the Constant 1/4 
+0xE2EF: SINCON Table of Constants for Evaluation of SIN, COS, and TAN 
+0xE30E: ATN Perform ATN 
+0xE33E: ATNCON Table of Constants for ATN Evaluation 
+0xE37B: Warm Start BASIC 
+0xE38B: Error Message Handler 
+0xE394: Cold Start BASIC 
+0xE3A2: INITAT Text of the CHRGET Routine Which Runs at 115 ($73) 
+0xE3BA: Initial RND Seed Value 
+0xE3BF: INIT Initialize BASIC 
+0xE422: Print BASIC Start-Up Messages 
+0xE447: Table of Vectors to Important BASIC Routines 
+0xE453: Copy BASIC Vectors to RAM 
+0xE460: WORDS Power-Up Messages 
+0xE4AD: Patch for BASIC Call of CHKOUT 
+0xE4D3: Patch to RS232 Routine 
+0xE4DA: Clear Color RAM to the Color of Text Foreground 
+0xE4E0: Pause after Finding a File on Cassette 
+0xE4EC: Baud Rate Table for European (PAL) Standard Monitors 
+0xE500: IOBASI Store Base Address of Memory-Mapped I/O Devices in .X and .Y 
+0xE4AD: Patch for BASIC Call of CHKOUT 
+0xE4B7: 28 Unused Bytes (all have the value of 170, $AA) 
+0xE4D3: Patch to RS232 Routine 
+0xE4DA: Clear Color RAM to the Color of Text Foreground 
+0xE566: Home the Cursor 
+0xE56C: Set Pointer to Current Screen Line 
+0xE5A0: Set Default I/O Devices and Set Default Values for VIC-II Chip 
+0xE5B4: LP2 Get a Character from the Keyboard Buffer 
+0xE5CA: Wait for a Carriage Return from the Keyboard 
+0xE632: Input a Character from Screen or Keyboard
+0xE684: Test for Quote Marks 
+0xE691: Add a Character to the Screen 
+0xE6A8: Return from Outputting a Character to the Screen 
+0xE6B6: Advance the Cursor 
+0xE701: Move Cursor Back over a 4O-Column Line Boundary 
+0xE716: Output to the Screen 
+0xE87C: Move Cursor to Next Line 
+0xE891: Output a Carriage Return 
+0xE8A1: If at the Beginning of a Screen Line, Move Cursor to Previous Line
+0xE8B3: If at the End of a Screen Line, Move Cursor to the Next Line 
+0xE8CB: Check for a Color Change
+0xE8DA: PETASCII Color Code Equivalent Table
+0xE8EA: Scroll Screen 
+0xE965: Insert a Blank Line on the Screen
+0xE9C8: Move Screen Line 
+0xE9E0: Set Temporary Color Pointer for Scrolling 
+0xE9F0: Set Pointer to Screen Address of Start of Line 
+0xE9FF: Clear Screen Line 
+0xEA13: Set Cursor Blink Timing and Color Memory Address for Print to Screen
+0xEA1C: Store to Screen 
+0xEA24: Synchronize Color RAM Pointer to Screen Line Pointer 
+0xEA31: IRQ Interrupt Entry 
+0xEA87: SCNKEY Read the Keyboard
+0xEAE0: Decode the Keystroke and Place Its ASCII Value in the Keyboard Buffer 
+0xEB48: Set Up the Proper Keyboard Decode Table
+0xEB79: Keyboard Decode Table Vectors 
+0xEB81: Standard Keyboard Matrix Decode Table 
+0xEBC2: SHIFTed Keyboard Matrix Decode Table 
+0xEC03: Commodore Logo Keyboard Matrix Decode Table 
+0xEC44: Set Lowercase/Uppercase or Uppercase/Graphics Character Set 
+0xEC5E: Set Flag to Enable or Disable Switching Character Sets 
+0xEC78: Control Keyboard Matrix Decode Table 
+0xECB9: Video Chip Register Default Table 
+0xECE7: Text for Keyboard Buffer When SHIFTIRUN Is Pressed 
+0xECF0: Low Byte Table of Screen Line Addresses 
+0xED09: TALK Send TALK to a Device on the Serial Bus
+0xED0C: LISTEN Send LISTEN to a Device on the Serial Bus 
+0xED11: Send Command Code to a Device on the Serial Bus 
+0xED40: Send a Byte on the Serial Bus 
+0xEDB0: Time-Out Error on Serial Bus 
+0xEDB9: SECOND Send a Secondary Address to a Device on the Serial Bus after 
+0xEDC7: TKSA Send a Secondary Address to a Device on the Serial Bus after 
+0xEDDD: CIOUT Send a Byte to an I/O Device over the Serial Bus 
+0xEDEF: UNTLK Send UNTALK to a Device on the Serial Bus 
+0xEDFE: UNLSN Send UNLISTEN to a Device on the Serial Bus 
+0xEE13: ACPTR Receive a Byte of Data from a Device on the Serial Bus 
+0xEE85: Set the Serial Clock Line Low (Active) 
+0xEE8E: Set the Serial Clock Line High (Inactive) 
+0xEE97: Set Serial Bus Data Output Line Low 
+0xEEA0: Set Serial Bus Data Output Line High 
+0xEEA9: Get Serial Bus Data Input Bit and Clock Pulse Input Bit 
+0xEEB3: Perform a One-Millisecond Delay 
+0xEEBB: Send Next RS-232 Bit (NMI) 
+0xEF2E: Handle RS-232 Errors 
+0xEF4A: Set the Word Length For the Current RS-232 Character 
+0xEF59: Receive Next RS-232 Bit (NMI) 
+0xEF7E: Setup to Receive a New Byte from RS-232 
+0xEF90: Test If Start Bit Received from RS-232 
+0xF014: CHROUT for the RS-232 Device 
+0xF04D: CHKIN for the RS-232 Device 
+0xF086: GETIN for the RS-232 Device 
+0xF0A4: Stop CIA #2 RS-232 NMIs for Serial/Cassette Routines 
+0xF0BD: Kernal Control Messages 
+0xF12B: Print Kernal Error Message If in Direct Mode 
+0xF13E: GETIN Get One Byte from the Input Device 
+0xF157: CHRIN Input a Character from the Current Device 
+0xF1CA: CHROUT This is a documented Kernal routine whose jump table entry point is 
+0xF20E: CHKIN Designate a Logical File As the Current Input Channel 
+0xF250: CHKOUT Designate a Logical File As the Current Output Channel 
+0xF291: CLOSE Close a Logical I/O File 
+0xF30F: Find the File in the Logical File Table 
+0xF31F: Set Current Logical File, Current Device, and Current Secondary 
+0xF32F: CLALL Close All Logical I/O Files 
+0xF333: CLRCHN Restore Current Input and Output Devices to the Default Devices 
+0xF34A: OPEN Open a Logical I/O File 
+0xF49E: LOAD Load RAM from a Device 
+0xF5A5: Print SEARCHING Message If in Direct Mode 
+0xF5D2: Print LOADING or VERIFYING 
+0xF5DD: SAVE Save RAM to a Device 
+0xF68F: If in Direct Mode, Print SAVING and Filename 
+0xF69B: UDTIM Update the Software Clock and Check for the STOP Key 
+0xF6DD: RDTIM Read the Time From the Software Clock into the .A, .X, and .Y 
+0xF6E4: SETTIM Set the Software Clock from the .A, .X, and.Y Registers 
+0xF6ED: STOP Test STOP Key 
+0xF6FB: Set Kernal I/O Error Message 
+0xF72C: Get Next Tape File Header from Cassette 
+0xF76A: Write Tape File Header Block 
+0xF7D0: Put Pointer to Tape Buffer in .X and .Y Registers 
+0xF7D7: Set I/O Area Start and End Pointers to Tape Buffer Start and End 
+0xF7EA: Search Tape for a Filename 
+0xF817: Test Cassette Buttons and Handle Messages for Tape Read 
+0xF82E: Check Cassette Switch 
+0xF838: Test Cassette Buttons and Handle Messages for Tape Write 
+0xF841: Start Reading a Block of Data from the Cassette 
+0xF864: Start Writing a Block of Data to the Cassette 
+0xF875: Common Code for Reading a Data Block from Tape and Writing 
+0xF8D0: Test the STOP Key during Cassette I/O Operations 
+0xF8E2: Adjust CIA #1 Timer A for Tape Bit Timing 
+0xF92C: Read Tape Data (IRQ) 
+0xFA60: Receive and Store the Next Character from Cassette 
+0xFB8E: Move the Tape SAVE/LOAD Address into the Pointer at 172 
+0xFB97: Reset Counters for Reading or Writing a New Byte of Cassette 
+0xFBA6: Toggle the Tape Data Output Line 
+0xFBC8: Write Data to Cassette-Part 2 (IRQ) 
+0xFC6A: Write Data to Cassette-Part 1 (IRQ) 
+0xFC93: Restores the Default IRQ Routine 
+0xFCB8: Terminate Cassette I/O 
+0xFCCA: Turn off the Tape Motor 
+0xFCD1: Check the Tape Read/Write Pointer 
+0xFCDB: Advance the Tape Read/Write Pointer 
+0xFCE2: Power-On Reset Routine 
+0xFD02: Check for Autostart Cartridge 
+0xFD10: Text for Autostart Cartridge Check 
+0xFD15: RESTOR Restore RAM Vectors for Default I/O Routines 
+0xFD1A: VECTOR Set the RAM Vector Table from the Table Pointed to by .X and .Y 
+0xFD30: Table of RAM Vectors to the Default I/O Routines 
+0xFD50: RAMTAS Perform RAM Test and Set Pointers to the Top and Bottom of 
+0xFD9B: Table of IRQ Vectors 
+0xFDA3: IOINIT Initialize CIA I/O Devices 
+0xFDF9: SETNAM Set Filename Parameters 
+0xFE00: SETLFS Set Logical File Number, Device Number, and Secondary Address 
+0xFE07: RIADST Read the I/O Status Word 
+0xFE18: SETMSG Set the Message Control Flag 
+0xFE21: SETTMO Set Time-Out Flag for IEEE Bus 
+0xFE25: MIMTOP Read/Set Top of RAM Pointer 
+0xFE34: MEMBOT Read/Set Bottom of RAM Pointer 
+0xFE43: NMI Interrupt Entry Point 
+0xFE66: BRK, Warm Start Routine 
+0xFE72: NMI RS-232 Handler 
+0xFEC2: RS-232 Baud Rate Tables for U.S. Television Standard (NTSC) 
+0xFED6: RS-232 Receive the Next Bit (NMI) 
+0xFF1A: Load the Timer with Prescaler Values from the Baud Rate 
+0xFF48: Main IRQ/BRK Interrupt Entry Point 
+0xFF6E: End of Routine to Set Timer for Sixtieth of a Second IRQ
+0xFF81: JMP to CINIT initialize screen editor and video chip
+0xFF84: JMP to IONIT initialize I/O devices
+0xFF87: JMP to RAMTAS initialize RAM,tape buffer, screen
+0xFF8A: JMP to RESTOR restore default I/O vectors
+0xFF8D: JMP to VECTOR read/set I/O vector table
+0xFF90: JMP to SETMSG set Kernal message control flag
+0xFF93: JMP to SECOND send secondary address after LISTEN
+0xFF96: JMP to TKSA send secondary address after TALK
+0xFF99: JMP to MEMTOP read/set top of memory pointer
+0xFF9C: JMP to MEMBOT read/set bottom of memory pointer
+0xFF9F: JMP to SCNKEY scan the keyboard
+0xFFA2: JMP to SETTMO set time-out flag for IEEE bus
+0xFFA5: JMP to ACPTR input byte from serial bus
+0xFFA8: JMP to ClOUT output byte to serial bus
+0xFFAB: JMP to UNTLK command serial bus device to UNTALK
+0xFFAE: JMP to UNLSN command serial bus device to UNLISTEN
+0xFFB1: JMP to LISTEN command serial bus device to LISTEN
+0xFFB4: JMP to TALK command serial bus device to TALK
+0xFFB7: JMP to READST read I/O status word
+0xFFBA: JMP to SETLFS set logical file parameters
+0xFFBD: JMP to SETNAM set filename parameters
+0xFFC0: JMP to OPEN open a logical file
+0xFFC3: JMP to CLOSE close a logical file
+0xFFC6: JMP to CHKIN define an input channel
+0xFFC9: JMP to CHKOUT define an output channel
+0xFFCC: JMP to CLRCHN restore default devices
+0xFFCF: JMP to CHRIN TO input a character
+0xFFD2: JMP to CHROUT output a character
+0xFFD5: JMP to LOAD load from a device
+0xFFD8: JMP to SAVE save to a device
+0xFFDB: JMP to SETTIM set the software clock
+0xFFDE: JMP to RDTIM read the software clock
+0xFFE1: JMP to STOP  check the STOP key
+0xFFE4: JMP to GETIN get a character
+0xFFE7: JMP to CLALL close all files
+0xFFEA: JMP to UDTIM update the software clock
+0xFFED: JMP to SCREEN read number of screen rows and columns
+0xFFF0: JMP to PLOT read/set position of cursor on screen
+0xFFF3: JMP to 10BASE read base address of I/O devices
+0xFFFA: Non-Maskable Interrupt Hardware Vector 
+0xFFFC: System Reset (RES) Hardware Vector 
+0xFFFE: Maskable Interrupt Request and Break Hardware Vectors