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Summary: |
In my project, I am using cicode to issue commands to an ASCII device. In hyperterminal, I issue "Command<Enter>" which works fine and the device responds, but in my cicode "Command^r" does not work. |
Solution: |
The Enter key in hyperterminal
issues two seperate commands: 1. Carriage Return (represented in cicode by ^r and ASCII Decimal Code 13) 2. New Line (represented in cicode by ^n and ASCII Decimal Code 10) To emulate Enter in cicode you will need to issue both commands. This means that "Command<Enter>" will be written in cicode as "Command^r^n". Alternatively, you can use chartostr to input the ASCII codes directly in the string. An example is: "Command"+chartostr(13)+chartostr(10) |
Keywords: |
ASCII,Enter,hyperterminal |
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