voyager-lcd: Linux & Windows utility for Voyager display conversion to hexadecimal

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(04-18-2023 12:49 PM)Mark H. Shin Wrote:  The strange thing is I get the same results whether I input GSB 0 (lower case l) or GSB 2 (upper case L) as the 2nd program code for reg 9.

That is indeed strange. If the segment mapping for bit 9 (0x200) of register 9 was wrong in voyager-lcd, I'd expect setting that bit on the real calcualtor to turn on another segment somewhere. On the other hand, having that bit set in the program shouldn't cause the RCL or STO instructions in the program, which transfer the dummy program steps to the display registers, to do any "normalization" that would only turn off that single bit.