How do I do bcalls in hex?

Question

So I have a TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition. I just started working on writing assembly programs on it using the opcodes. I found a good reference chart here, but was wondering how to do bcalls, specifically how to print a character to the screen. It seems as if the hex code for the call is 3 bytes long, but call takes in 2 bytes. So how do I call it? Also, does anyone know the memory location programs are loaded into when they are run for my calculator? I haven't been able to find it yet.

Answer 1

Based on the definitions here: http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=84PCSE:OS:Include_File , a "bcall" is a RST 28 instruction followed by the specific number of the bcall. So to print a character you would do (given that PutC is 44FB):

rst 28h
dw 44FBh

Presumably the character to print is in A register.