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The following codes use/return system handles:

NQ_Ain

IN:
     BC = NQ_Ain
     IX = application handle from OS_Poll

OUT, if call successful:
     Fc = 0
     BHL = pointer to application name (null-terminated)
     BDE = pointer to application DOR
     A = CLI-related attributes
     C = preferred code letter.

OUT, if call failed:
     Fc = 1
     A = RC_HAND

Registers changed after return:
     ......../IXIY same
     AFBCDEHL/.... different

Notes

CLI-related attributes refer to Application Type Byte 1 in application DOR.

NQ_Khn

IN:  BC = NQ_Khn
OUT: IX = keyboard handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

Notes

Use ":INP" device instead.

NQ_Shn

IN:  BC = NQ_Shn
OUT: IX = screen handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

Notes

Use ":SCR" device instead.

NQ_Phn

IN:  BC = NQ_Phn
OUT: IX = printer indirected handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

NQ_Nhn

IN:  BC = NQ_Hhn
OUT: IX = null handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

Notes

Use ":NUL" device instead

NQ_Wai

IN:  BC = NQ_Wai
OUT: IX = static process handle
     C = dynamic process handle (PID)
	 B = 0

Registers changed after return:
     A...DEHL/..IY same
     .FBC..../IX.. different

Notes

Static process handle is unique to each application. It follows slot number and application order in slot (1-31 for internal slot, 32-63 for slot 1, 64-95 for slot 2, 96-127 for slot 3, 128-255 for installed applications). Index handle is always 1, Pipedream handle is 3...
Dynamic process handle (PID equivalent) is unique to each suspended or running process (range 2-127, Index PID is always number 1).

NQ_Com

IN:  BC = NQ_Com
OUT: IX = comms handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

Notes

Use ":COM" device instead.

NQ_Ihn

IN:  BC = NQ_Ihn
OUT: IX = IN handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

Notes

Use ":INP" device instead.

NQ_Ohn

IN:  BC = NQ_Ohn
OUT: IX = OUT handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

Notes

Use ":OUT" device instead.

NQ_Rhn

IN:  BC = NQ_Rhn
OUT: IX = printer direct handle

Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/..IY same
     .F....../IX.. different

NQ_Voz

IN:
    A  = OZ version required (for example $45 for OZ V4.5)
    BC = NQ_Voz
 
OUT, if call successful:
     Fc = 0
     Running OZ is equal to or higher than specified version

OUT, if call reported incompatible OZ ROM:
     Fc = 1
     A = RC_VOZ ($38), OZ version not compatible
 
Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/IXIY same
     .F....../.... different

Notes:

If OS_Nq, NQ_Voz is used on OZ ROM's earlier than V4.5, a standard "Internal Error" popup window is displayed to prompt the user to press ESC (the NQ_Voz doesnt exist).

For OZ V5.0 and later, the "OZ version not compatible" message is displayed as a fatal error using a OS_BYE with A unchanged if Fc = 1.

NQ_Roz

IN:
    -
  
OUT:
     DEBC = OZ revision number
  
Registers changed after return:
     AF....HL/IXIY same
     ..BCDE../.... different

Notes:

Used by system information page in Index.

NQ_Btl

IN:
    -
  
OUT:
     Fz = 0, Battery is good
	 Fz = 1, Battery is low
  
Registers changed after return:
     A.BCDEHL/IXIY same
     .F....../.... different

Notes:

Battery low condition is set when under 4.2V. Coma state is entered by NMI when battery voltage falls under 3.2V.

This call is used by system information page in Index.