58484 PAD" mode. It can be reached from BASIC by typing "BYE", "B." or by powering up with no peripherals or cartridges. Nothing you write to the screen in blackboard mode is acted upon by the computer. You can enter this mode to protect your programs temporarily from prying and curious fingers. All of the screen editing commands continue to work in blackboard mode. You can enter blackboard mode from any graphics mode with a text window; the display screen will remain intact on the screen while the text window will be in blackboard mode. Pressing RESET will, of course, return the entire screen to GR.0. You can also enter blackboard mode from a program, but cannot get out of it in BASIC once you are in it. If you entered blackboard mode from BASIC, you can return to it by pressing RESET. Any BASIC program will still be there. So will any RS-232 or DOS handlers previously booted. Initialized to 61987 ($F223). 58484 E474 WARMSV Warmstart entry point (RESET button vector). Initializes the OS RAM region. The RESET key produces an NMI interrupt and a chip reset (see below). Jump to here on an NMI caused by pressing the RESET key. Initialized to 61723 ($F11B). 58487 E477 COLDSV Coldstart (powerup) entry point. Initializes the OS and user RAM regions; wipes out any program in memory. Initialized to 61733 ($F125). 58490 E47A RBLOKV Cassette read block routine entry, OS use only. 58493 E47D CSOPIV Cassette OPEN for input vector, OS use only. 58496 E480 VCTABL RAM vector initial value table. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following are the addresses for the handler routines: 58534-59092 E4A6-E6D4 CIOORG Addresses for the Central Input/Output routines (CIO): 58534 ($E4A6) CIOINT is the CIO initialization routine called by the monitor on powerup. 58577 ($E4D1); move the user IOCB to the ZIOCB. 58596 ($E4E4); check for a valid command. 58633 ($E509); OPEN command routines.