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--- documentations:monitor:charactermap [2014/03/23 12:38] – documentation:monitor:charactermap renamed to documentations:monitor:charactermap pulkomandy
+++ documentations:monitor:charactermap [2015/03/02 21:51] (current) – [Accent sequences] pulkomandy
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 |1F 2h 2l|Set window top border to line hl|
 |1F 40+x 40+y|Set cursor position to (X,Y)|
+Starting from the TO9, there are also commands to change video mode (note that the monitor doesn't support text output in all modes!)
+^Sequence^Description^
+|1B 48   |Page 1 mode|
+|1B 49   |Page 2 mode|
+|1B 4A   |Overprint (write to page 2)|
+|1B 4B   |Overprint (write to page 1)|
+|1B 59   |Bitmap 4   |
+|1B 5A   |40 columns |
+|1B 5B   |80 columns |
+|1B 5E   |Bitmap 16  |
+|1B 6D   |Video incrustation|
+|1B 6C   |Disable video incrustation|
+|1B 88   |Triple overprint (write to page 1)|
+|1B 89   |Triple overprint (write to page 2)|
+|1B 8A   |Triple overprint (write to page 3)|
+|1B 8B   |Triple overprint (write to page 4)|
+===== Accent sequences =====
+Character 16 starts an accent sequence. It is followed by an accent code, then a letter.
+^Code^Accent^
+|41  |grave (è)|
+|42  |acute (é)|
+|43  |circumflex (ê)|
+|48  |trema (ë)|
+|4B  |cedilla (ç) |
+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:
+^Code^Character^
+|23  |Pound (£) |
+|24  |Dollar ($)|
+|26  |Sharp (#) |
+|27  |Paragraph |
+|2C  |Left arrow|
+|2D  |Up arrow  |
+|2E  |Right arrow |
+|2F  |Down arrow|
+|30  |Degree (°)|
+|31  |Plus/Minus|
+|38  |Integer division|
+|3C  |1/4       |
+|3D  |1/2       |
+|3E  |3/4       |
+|6A  |Œ         |
+|7A  |œ         |
+|7B  |esset     |
 ===== 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|
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 |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.