HP 48GX Character Set

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(03-27-2021 04:49 PM)Chris Dreher Wrote:  The HP48 mostly matches the ISO 8859-1 character set, which is a superset of ASCII. However, about 34 of the HP48 characters are non-standard and don't follow ISO 8859-1.

Thanks for the reply! I appreciate your work developing the Droid48 Reader. It's innovators like you who keep the wonderful work done by Hewlett-Packard alive. The idea for my post came to mind after storing a CSV file as a string, recalling it to the stack, pressing [STACK] and then [VIEW]. Each line, except the last, contains a control character at the end of it. I identified the control character as a line feed because I removed the character from the string and NUM returned 10. I will now be able to store each line in a list of lists by using zero and the value of NUM as parameters for POS.