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Chapter 5 CST Manager And EBCDIC
CST Manager And EBCDIC
In addition to the standard ASCII character set commonly used for printing,
many applications use the EBCDIC character set. The CST Manger is
specifically designed to work with ASCII. To work with EBCDIC coded files,
characters in the Input and Output strings need to be entered in their EBCDIC
representation. Since the CST Manager does not have an EBCDIC view
mode, these entries must be entered in hex.
EBCDIC/ASCII Table
To help in creating EBCDIC CSTs, refer to the following table for Twinax,
Coax LU-1, Coax LU-3, and ASCII.
NOTE: For LU-3 in the following table: EM = End of Message,
FF = Form Feed, NL = New Line, and CR = Carriage Return.
Hex
Mnemonic
EBCDIC
Hex
Mnemonic
ASCII
Twinax/LU-1 LU-3
00 NUL Null Null 00 NUL Null
01 SOH Start of Header EM 01 SOH Start of Header
02 STX Start of Text FF 02 STX Start of Text
03 ETX End of TEXT NL 03 ETX End of Text
04 PF Punch Off 04 EOT End of Transmission
05 HT Horizontal Tab CR 05 ENQ Enquiry
06 LC Lower Case 06 ACK Acknowledge
07 BEL Delete 07 BEL Bell
08 > 08 BS Backspace
09 < 09 HT Horizontal Tab
0A SMM Start of Man. Message ¢ 0A LF Line Feed
0B VT Vertical Tab ! 0B VT Vertical Tab
0C FF Form Feed ) 0C FF Form Feed
0D CR Carriage Return ( 0D CR Carriage Return
0E SO Shift Out } 0E SO Shift Out
0F SI Shift In { 0F SI Shift In
10 DLE Data Link Escape SP 10 DLE Data Link Escape
11 DC1 Device Control 1 = 11 DC1 Device Control 1
12 DC2 Device Control 2 ‘ 12 DC2 Device Control 2
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