The dump contains the **token table** of a BASIC interpreter for an 8051/80535 family system (likely a monitor BASIC stored in ROM). The bytes `80h–FFh` are BASIC token codes mapped to command/function names. I extracted the commands and functions below.

## 80535 BASIC statement commands

| Token | Command             |
| ----- | ------------------- |
| 81    | LET                 |
| 82    | CLEAR               |
| 83    | PUSH                |
| 84    | GOTO                |
| 85    | PWM                 |
| 86    | PH0                 |
| 88    | POP                 |
| 89    | PRINT               |
| 8A    | ? (PRINT shorthand) |
| 8B    | CALL                |
| 8C    | DIM                 |
| 8D    | STRING              |
| 8E    | BAUD                |
| 8F    | CLOCK               |
| 90    | PH1                 |
| 91    | STOP                |
| 92    | ONTIME              |
| 93    | ONEX1               |
| 94    | RETI                |
| 95    | DO                  |
| 96    | RESTORE             |
| 97    | REM                 |
| 98    | NEXT                |
| 99    | ONERR               |
| 9A    | ON                  |
| 9B    | INPUT               |
| 9C    | READ                |
| 9D    | DATA                |
| 9E    | RETURN              |
| 9F    | IF                  |
| A0    | GOSUB               |
| A1    | FOR                 |
| A2    | WHILE               |
| A3    | UNTIL               |
| A4    | END                 |
| A5    | TAB                 |
| A6    | THEN                |
| A7    | TO                  |
| A8    | STEP                |
| A9    | ELSE                |
| AA    | SP? / special token |
| AB    | SPC                 |
| AC    | IDLE                |
| AD    | ST@                 |
| AE    | LD@                 |

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## 
ram control / editing commands

| Token | Command |
| ----- | ------- |
| F0    | RUN     |
| F1    | LIST    |
| F2    | NEW     |
| F3    | CONT    |
| F4    | EXIT    |
| F5    | EDIT    |
| F6    | SAVE    |
| F7    | RAM     |
| F8    | ROM     |
| F9    | PROG    |
| FA    | XFER    |
| FB    | ERASE   |
| FC    | RCLOCK  |
| FD    | SCLOCK  |

---

## Operators

| Token | Operator |
| ----- | -------- |
| E0    | (        |
| E1    | **       |
| E2    | *        |
| E3    | +        |
| E4    | /        |
| E5    | -        |
| E6    | .        |
| E7    | XOR      |
| E8    | AND      |
| E9    | OR       |
| EA    | =        |
| EB    | >=       |
| EC    | <=       |
| ED    | <>       |
| EE    | <        |
| EF    | >        |

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## Numeric and string functions

| Token | Function |
| ----- | -------- |
| B0    | ABS      |
| B1    | INT      |
| B2    | SGN      |
| B3    | NOT      |
| B4    | COS      |
| B5    | TAN      |
| B6    | SIN      |
| B7    | SQR      |
| B8    | CBY      |
| B9    | EXP      |
| BA    | ATN      |
| BB    | LOG      |
| BC    | DBY      |
| BD    | XBY      |
| BE    | PI       |
| BF    | RND      |
| C0    | GET      |
| C1    | FREE     |
| C2    | LEN      |
| C3    | XTAL     |
| C4    | MBOT     |
| C5    | TIME     |
| C6    | IE       |
| C7    | IP       |
| C8    | TIMER0   |
| C9    | TIMER1   |
| CA    | TIMER2   |
| CB    | TIME     |
| CC    | T2CON    |
| CD    | TCON     |
| CE    | TMOD     |
| CF    | CRC      |
| D0    | PORT1    |
| D1    | PCON     |
| D2    | ASC(     |
| D3    | CHR(     |
| D4    | CC1      |
| D5    | CC2      |
| D6    | CC3      |
| D7    | CCE      |
| D8    | PORT4    |
| D9    | PORT5    |
| DA    | ADC      |
| DB    | ADCON    |
| DC    | ADDAT    |
| DD    | DAPR     |
| DE    | IRCON    |

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## Hardware-specific 8051/80535 commands

These are not standard Microsoft BASIC commands; they are extensions for the Siemens/Intel 80535 peripherals:

* `PWM` – pulse width modulation output
* `PH0`, `PH1` – phase outputs (probably PWM phase control)
* `BAUD` – serial baud rate setting
* `CLOCK` – system clock configuration
* `XTAL` – crystal frequency
* `TIMER0`, `TIMER1`, `TIMER2` – timer registers
* `TCON`, `T2CON`, `TMOD` – 8051 timer control registers
* `PORT1`, `PORT4`, `PORT5` – I/O ports
* `PCON` – power control register
* `IE`, `IP` – interrupt enable/priority registers
* `ADC`, `ADCON`, `ADDAT`, `DAPR` – analog converter control

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## A small example program in this BASIC might look like:

```
10 BAUD 9600
20 PORT1 = 255
30 FOR I=0 TO 100 STEP 1
40   PWM 50
50 NEXT I
60 END
```

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The token table strongly suggests this is **not a generic 8051 BASIC**, but a **microcontroller control BASIC** designed for an 80535 development board (possibly PHYTEC, based on your previous MCB-51 monitor question). The commands `PORT4`, `PORT5`, `ADC`, `PWM`, `TIMER2`, `CC1-CC3` are typical of the Siemens SAB80C535 peripheral set.

I can also reconstruct the **complete BASIC syntax/manual** (grammar, variables, program storage format, token encoding) from this ROM area if you provide a larger ROM dump around the interpreter code.