Commodore MPS 1200 - Page 80

Table 3-6. International Characters
PET ASCII Code
( :mllltry
35 36
64 91 92 93 94 95
96 123
124 125 126
U.S.A. I!
$
@
\ 1
hallce I!
$
a
<;:
§
e u e
Germany II
$
§
is. d 0 a 0 u e
Lilyialld
f.
$
©
[
\.
}
Dellmark I!
$
@
IE I2l A
iE
II!
~
Sweden
I!
):(
E: A d A 0
e a. 0 ~ u
Italy
I!
$
".
@
\ e
u a 0 e i
Spain
-------
----.
R
$
@
f:l
G
n
Japan
II
$
@
¥
]
Norway
II
):(
E fE I2l
A 0 e iE
II!
~ u
Dellmark
II
I!
$
E: IE I2l
A 0 e iE
II!
tt u
Commodore
USA/UK
II
$
@
[
£
1"-
+-
+
~l
I
X
Denmark
II
$
© iE
0
~
1"-
+-
IE 0
A
X
Sweden
II
$
@
a. 0 ~
1"-
+-
is. tl A
X
Germany
I!
$
§ [
\
]
1"-
A
tl
0
:n::
France
II
$
©
[
\
]
1"-
e 1: :n::
Italy
II
$
©
[
\
]
1"-
e 1: :n::
Switzerland
II
$
©
[
\
]
1"-
e 1:
2
:n::
Spain
II
$
@
\
]
1"-
L
f:l
:n::
Note that by selecting the U.S.A. character set, the MPS 1200 will
print standard ASCII characters not available on other Commodore
dot matrix printers.
To restore the international characters to their standard PET ASCII
form, use the
command ESC R chr$(ll). International characters
can
be used with any of the MPS 1200's other features, including
near letter quality,
and italics.
Example:
1.0 open1,4,7
20 pt~int#l, cht'$ (27) "Fo~"cht'$ (7)
~:.O pt'int*t1," JI'1a"; chl"$ (124); "ana en Madt'id',?"
40 pt"'int#l, cht"$ (27) "R"cht'$ (2)
~'.:jO pl"int#l,"[ch, no~ En M";chl·~$(125);"nchen."
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