Ticker Tape - Black Box CMA005A Manual

ASCII EBCDIC
0FFH 004H
0FFH 034H
0FFH 027H
0FFH 014H
0FFH 009H
01EH 035H
00FH 00FH
0FFH 02AH
0FFH 00AH
00EH 00EH
001H 001H
0FFH 021H
002H 002H
01AH 03FH
016H 032H
0FFH 036H
01FH 0FFH
00BH 00BH

6.6 Ticker Tape

The special codes in Ticker Tape (shown on the
next page) cannot be converted to any of the other
code sets. These codes are changed to other
printable codes that Ticker Tape does not support.
This allows the user to interpret Ticker Tape data
by checking for these codes.
Transcode Baudot
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
000H 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
00AH 0FFH
00EH 0FFH
03AH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
01DH 0FFH
0FFH 0FFH
CHAPTER 6: Code Set Conversion Tables
Ticker Tape Character or Control
0FFH PF
0FFH PN
0FFH PRE
0FFH RES
0FFH RLF
0FFH RS
0FFH SI
0FFH SM
0FFH SMM
0FFH SO
0FFH SOH
0FFH SOS
0FFH STX
0FFH SUB
0FFH SYN
0FFH UC
0FFH US
0FFH VT
ASCII and EBCDIC are the only code sets in which
all of the changed codes are valid. Transcode and
Baudot do not have many codes that Ticker Tape
does not support. To interpret the special Ticker
Tape codes available, the Baudot and Transcode
code sets would need more of these available codes
(they do not). For example, if a Ticker Tape "WI" is
sent to a Transcode device, it is interpreted as a
"W". If a Transcode device sends a "W" to a Ticker
Tape device it is interpreted as a "W," not as a "WI."
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