| Non-Maskable Interrupt || 11 (5, 3, 3) || M1, Int(1), MW (Push PCH), MW (Push PCL) || iff2 := iff1, iff1 := 0, sp -= 2, (sp) := pc, pc := 0066h || Highest priority interrupt. Cannot be disabled by `DI`. Fixed vector address. Saves previous IFF1 state.
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| Interrupt in Mode 0 || 13+ (Typically 13 for RST) || M1 (IntAck + 2wait), Int(1), plus cycles for fetched instruction (e.g., MW, MW for RST) || Fetches instruction from Data Bus during acknowledge cycle; Executes fetched instruction (usually `RST nn`) || 8080 compatible mode. Relies on interrupting peripheral to supply an instruction byte (typically `RST`). Cycle count depends on the instruction supplied (13T is for a 1-byte `RST`).
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| Interrupt in Mode 1 || 13 (7, 3, 3) || M1 (IntAck + 2wait), Int(1), MW (Push PCH), MW (Push PCL) || iff1 := 0, sp -= 2, (sp) := pc, pc := 0038h || Simple mode, always jumps to fixed address `0038h`. No data needed from peripheral during acknowledge.
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| Interrupt in Mode 2 || 19 (7, 3, 3, 3, 3) || M1 (IntAck + 2wait), Int(1), MW (Push PCH), MW (Push PCL), MR (Read Vector Low), MR (Read Vector High) || iff1 := 0, sp -= 2, (sp) := pc, pc := '''('''(I << 8) + V''')''' || Most flexible mode. Forms pointer `(I * 256) + V` where `V` is vector byte from peripheral (LSB ignored). Reads 16-bit target address from pointer address. `I` register must be set up beforehand.
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