Pattern Character Tab
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Range: The range of values datastream adapter checks against.
NOTE: A continuous interval is separated by two dots, e.g., a..z.
Enter hex values with the prefix 0x. To define a continues hex interval, enter
0xNN..0xNN (where NN is a value ranging from 00 to FF).
You can define multiple intervals per pattern character by separating the
intervals with a , (comma) or a space character.
NOTE: To include an interval separator, enter them either as hex, e.g., 0x20
and 0x2C, or make it part of a continues interval, e.g., 0x10..0x30.
Default Pattern Characters
You can select a set of default pattern characters by using the Range drop-
down list. The Character and Note fields of the default pattern characters are
set to the values listed in Table 8. If you choose a default pattern and the
identifier (character) is already in use, the first unused identifier from the
Character drop-down list is used.
Pattern Character List
Lists all the patterns characters that you have defined and added to the list.
New: Click New to reset the Range and Note fields. The first unused identifier
from the Character drop-down list is chosen.
Add: If the displayed text on the second button is Add, the pattern character
(with chosen identifier) has not been added to the Pattern Character List.
Click Add to add the defined pattern character to the end of the Pattern
Character List.
Update: If the displayed text on the second button is Update, the pattern
character (with chosen identifier) is already in the Pattern Character List. Click
Update to update the pattern character properties with the new properties.
Table 8. Default Pattern Characters
Range
Identifier
(Character)
Note
0..9 # Numerals
A..Z U Uppercase
a..z L Lowercase
A..Z, a..z A Alpha
0..9, A..Z, a..z @ Alpha Numeric
0..9, A..F, a..f H Hex Values
0x00..0x1F C Ctrl-Codes
0x20..0x7F P Printables
0x80..0xFF S Upper Set
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