translated: 15-bit - If enabled, the remaining 15 bits will be stored in the d register Otherwise, the following will happen: 0 1 2 bits - less equal greater - if the result obtained by the ALU satisfies these parameters, it will change the instruction to the one set in the register 3 4 5 bits - a d a * - where to store the result obtained by ALU - a in register, d in register or RAM, at a Bit 6 - if disabled, will add the number of ALUs, otherwise - will match 7 8 bits - whether to hold A = 0 during the operation and whether to hold B = 0 9 10 bits - do the invert A bits and B bits before the operation Bit 11 - Whether to invert the response bits after the operation Bit 12 - or add one to the amount Bit 14 - The ALU performs an operation with two numbers. A is a number and d is a register. If this bit is off, then B is the number from register a, otherwise B is the number and RAM in place of a. (thats the end, actually.)