562 The above bits may be combined (i.e., DLI, scrolling and LMS together) if the user wishes. Special DL instructions (with decimal values): Blank 1 line = 0 5 lines = 64 2 lines = 16 6 lines = 80 3 lines = 32 7 lines = 96 4 lines = 48 8 lines = 112 Jump instruction (JMP) = zero (three-byte instruction). Jump and wait for Vertical Blank (JVP) = 65 (three-byte instruction). Special instructions may be combined only with DL interrupt instructions. A Display List Interrupt is a special form of interrupt that takes place during the screen display when the ANTIC encounters a DL instruction with the interrupt BIT 7 set. See location 512 ($200) for DLI information. Since DL's are too large a topic to cover properly in this manual, I suggest you look in the many magazines (i.e., Creative Computing, July 1981, August 1981; Micro, December 1981; Softside, #30 to 32, and BYTE, December 1981) for a more detailed explanation 562 232 SSKCTL Serial port control register, shadow for 53775 ($D20F). Setting the bits in this register to one has the following effect: Bit Decimal Function 0 1 Enable the keyboard debounce circuit. 1 2 Enable the keyboard scanning circuit. 2 4 The pot counter completes a read within two scan lines instead of one frame time. 3 8 Serial output transmitted as two-tone instead of logic true/false (POKEY two-tone mode). 4-6 16-64 Serial port mode control. 7 128 Force break; serial output to zero. Initialized to 19 ($13) which sets bits zero, one and four. 563 233 SPARE No OS use. See the note at location 651 regarding spare bytes. 564 234 LPENH Light pen horizontal value shadow for 54284 ($D40C). Values range from zero to 227. 565 235 LPENV Light pen vertical value: shadow for 54285 ($D40D). Value is the