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--- documentations:monitor:charactermap [2014/03/27 22:38] – [Escape and user sequences] pulkomandy
+++ documentations:monitor:charactermap [2015/03/02 21:51] (current) – [Accent sequences] pulkomandy
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 Character 16 starts an accent sequence. It is followed by an accent code, then a letter.
 ^Code^Accent^
-|41  |acute (é)|
+|41  |grave (è)|
-|42  |grave (è)|
+|42  |acute (é)|
 |43  |circumflex (ê)|
 |48  |trema (ë)|
 |4B  |cedilla (ç) |
-This only works with lowercase characters. If the character send after the accent isn't a lowercase letter, the accent is ignored.
+This only works with lowercase characters. If the character sent after the accent isn't a lowercase letter, the accent is ignored.
 Moreover, ACC can be used to write G2 characters:
@@ Line 112: / Line 112: @@
 ===== Teletel mode =====
 Character E enters "Teletel" mode. This is a semigraphic mode. Character F switches back to standard mode.
-The characters for teletel mode are defined accordin to this grid:
+The characters for teletel mode are defined according to this grid:
 |AAAA|BBBB|
@@ Line 121: / Line 121: @@
 |EEEE|FFFF|
-The character code (in binary) is OF1EDCBA. This encoding makes it possible to use the following characters while in teletel mode:
+The character code (in binary) is 0F1EDCBA. This encoding makes it possible to use the following characters while in teletel mode:
-* @, A-Z, []\^_
+  * ''@'', ''A-Z'', ''[]\^_''
-* All control characters
+  * All control characters
-* Characters after number 127 (extended characters)
+  * Characters after number 127 (extended characters)
 Escae sequences are still interpreted, allowing for example to change colors for the next characters, use double size teletel characters, and more.