566,567 same as VCOUNT register for two-line resolution (see 54283; $D40B). Both light pen values are modified when the trigger is pressed (pulled low). The light pen positions are not the same as the normal screen row and column positions. There are 96 vertical positions, numbered from 16 at the top to 111 at the bottom, each one equivalent to a scan line. Horizontal positions are marked in color clocks. There are 228 horizontal positions, numbered from 67 at the left. When the LPENH value reaches 255, it is reset to zero and begins counting again by one to the rightmost edge, which has a value of seven. Obviously, because of the number of positions readable and the small size of each, a certain leeway must be given by the programmer when using light pen readouts on a program. At the time of this writing, Atari had not yet released its light pen onto the market, although other companies have. 566,567 236,237 BRKKY BREAK key interrupt vector. This vector is available only with the version "B" OS ROMs, not the earlier version. You can use this vector to write your own BREAK key interrupt routine. Initialized to 59220 ($E754). 568,569 238,239 .... Two spare bytes. 570 23A CDEVIC Four-byte command frame buffer (CFB) address for a device -- used by SIO while performing serial I/O, not for user access. CDEVIC is used for the SIO bus ID number The other three CFB bytes are: 571 23B CCOMND The SIO bus command code. 572 23C CAUX1 Command auxiliary byte one, loaded from location 778 ($30A) by SIO. 573 23D CAUX2 Command auxiliary byte two, loaded from location 779 ($30B) by SIO. 574 23E TEMP Temporary RAM register for SIO. 575 23F ERRFLG SIO error flag; any device error except the timeout error (time equals zero).