Atari 400 Basic Reference Manual page 89

~
~
~
o-+
~~
o-+
~v~
~
o-+ ~v~
~
~~~v
6
~
~~~v ~'->
~~~v ~'->
'->~~v
+~'->c
~
o"+.~v
+~
'->c
~
o'+..~v
+~
'->c
~
~~'->c ~v (>~
~~'->c
~v & ~~'->c
~v '->~
231
E7 240
FO
249
F9
232
E8 241
F1 250
FA
233
E9 242 F2
251
FB
234 EA
243
F3 252 FC
235 EB 244 F4
253
FD
1 . . . . 1
(Buzzer)
236
EC 245
F5 254
FE
[I]
(Delete
character)
237
ED 246
F6 255
FF
[I]
(Insert
character)
238 EE 247
F7
239
EF 248
F8
See Appendix H for a user program that performs decimal/hexadecimal conversion.
Notes:
1.
ATASCII stands for "ATARI ASCII". Letters and numbers have the same values as those in ASCII, but
some of the special characters are different.
2. Except as shown, characters from 128-255 are reverse colors of 1 to 127.
3. Add 32 to upper case code to get lower case code for same letter.
4. To get ATASCII code, tell computer (direct mode) to PRINT ASC (" ___ ") Fill blank with letter,
character, or number of code. Must use the quotes!
5. On pages C-1 and C-3, the normal display keycaps are shown as white sym-
bols on a black background; on pages C-4 and C-6 inverse keycap symbols
are shown as black on a white background.
C-6 Appendix