The Z80 has no Interrupt table like modern processors. The Interrupts all execute the same code. In Interrupt Mode 1, they execute the code in a specific unchangeable location. In Interrupt Mode 2, they execute the code from the Pointer register I points to. The Z80 has got a timer, that triggers the Interrupt all ~0.007s.
EI ;enables Interrupts
DI ;disables Interrupts
IM 1 ;sets the Normal Interrupt Mode
IM 2 ;sets the Advanced Interrupt Mode
LD I,$99;sets the Interrupt Pointer to $99 (just possible in IM 2)