| ??? 03/01/04 21:15 Read: times |
#65777 - Not ASCII Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Casey Worth said:
I do know that the ASCII values for up and down on my LCD are 0x18, and 0x19. No, they are not ASCII. They are what your particular LCD happens to display for byte values 0x18 and 0x19. And this table shows how they'd display in MS-DOS: http://www.8052.com/users/awneil/charset.gif But in ASCII, 0x18 is the code for CAN (Cancel), and 0x19 is the code for EM (End-of-Medium) - both non-printing control codes! |
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