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Mesh Sensor Monitor
Users Guide
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Table of Contents
OVERVIEW...................................................................................................................................1
SUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEMS.......................................................................................1
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS .........................................................................................................1
INSTALLING MESH SENSOR MONITOR...................................................................................2
OPERATION.................................................................................................................................5
Mesh Sensor Monitor Main Window ..................................................................................5
Sensor ID Window ...............................................................................................................6
Alert Window........................................................................................................................7
Activity Window...................................................................................................................8
Node Data Summary Pane ............................................................................................... 9
Current Incoming Activity Window....................................................................................9
File Menu Options..............................................................................................................11
Open ...............................................................................................................................11
Save As........................................................................................................................... 11
Workspace Configuration................................................................................................ 12
Open Workspace ............................................................................................................13
Save Workspace ............................................................................................................. 13
Close Workspace ............................................................................................................ 13
Recent Workspaces ........................................................................................................ 13
View Menu Options............................................................................................................14
Log Entries ......................................................................................................................14
Sensor Templates View Window......................................................................................16
Sensor Template............................................................................................................. 17
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Tools Menu Option ............................................................................................................20
Toolbars Tab ................................................................................................................... 21
Button Icon.........................................................................................................................21
Command Tab ................................................................................................................23
Window Menu Options......................................................................................................24
Help Menu Options............................................................................................................24
CUSTOMER SERVICE INFORMATION ....................................................................................25
Obtaining Support .............................................................................................................25
System Information ...........................................................................................................25
Return Material Request....................................................................................................26
Radio Products and Services Division............................................................................26
Radio Products and Services Division Telephone Numbers........................................... 26
Returning System Components to Motorola...................................................................26
Returning FREs..................................................................................................................26
PRODUCT WARRANTY INFORMATION....................................................................................1
APPENDIX A................................................................................................................................4
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List of Figures
Figure 1.
Figure 2. MeshSensor Systems Setup – License Agreement Dialog.................................2
Figure 3. Ready to Install Dialog............................................................................................3
Figure 4. Mesh Sensor Monitor Notice Dialog......................................................................3
Figure 5. Performing Setup Actions Dialog..........................................................................4
Figure 6. MeshSensor Systems Installed Successfully Dialog...........................................4
Figure 7. Mesh Sensor Monitor GUI ......................................................................................5
Figure 8. Sensor ID Window...................................................................................................6
Figure 9. Alert Window ...........................................................................................................7
Figure 10. Sensor Activity Window .....................................................................................8
Figure 11. Node Data Summary Pane..................................................................................9
Figure 12. Current Incoming Activity Window....................................................................9
Figure 13. Windows File Open Dialog ...............................................................................11
MeshSensor Systems Setup – Initial Installation Dialog.....................................2
Figure 14. Windows File Save As Dialog..........................................................................11
Figure 15. An Example of Workspace Configuration.......................................................12
Figure 16. Open Workspace Dialog...................................................................................13
Figure 17. Log Entries Window..........................................................................................14
Figure 18. Sensor Templates View Window......................................................................16
Figure 19. Sensor Template Display Properties Dialog...................................................17
Figure 20. User Defined Data Columns Dialog.................................................................19
Figure 21. Tools Customize Dialog Toolbars Tab............................................................20
Figure 22. New Toolbar Dialog...........................................................................................21
Figure 23. Large Button Display Option ............................................................................21
Figure 24. Tools Customize Dialog Command Tab..........................................................23
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Overview
The Mesh Sensor Monitor (MSM) application provides an interface that allows a user/operator to send or receive data from a remote wireless sensor node within a Mesh Enabled Architecture (MEA™) network. Sensor devices can be connected to the MEA wireless device via an RS-232 or an RS-485 interface. Mesh Sensor Monitor is designed as a debug tool for sensor network development, sensor/network integration, or third party development of sensor management applications. A Mesh Sensor API is available for third party development of custom sensor management applications.
Although MSM is used as the means for communicating directly with remote sensor devices, the MeshManager™ suite of Element Management software applications must be used to configure the serial interface on the MEA hardware (MWR6300/WSM6300). Configurable parameters include baud rate, packetization parameters (time interval, sync character, number of characters), GPIO configuration (input/output) and server IP address (the IP address of the host executing the MSM application).
Supported Operating Systems
• Microsoft Windows 2000
• Microsoft Windows XP
System Requirements
• Motorola Device Manager version 9.x.x or higher
• Mobile Wireless Router (MWR6300) / Mesh Sensor Monitor (MSM6300)
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Installing Mesh Sensor Monitor
Insert the MEA Administration CD and install the Mesh Sensor Monitor application from
/Software directory. Double click on SensorSetup.exe. The MeshSensor Systems Setup dialog
will be displayed.
Figure 1. MeshSensor Systems Setup – Initial Installation Dialog
Click on the Next button to display the License Agreement dialog.
Figure 2. MeshSensor Systems Setup – License Agreement Dialog
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After reading the License Agreement, select the YES radio button and click on the Next button to continue. When the Ready to Install dialog is displayed, confirm the default Install and Shortcut folders and click on the Next button to proceed with the installation.
Figure 3. Ready to Install Dialog
If you have previously installed the Mesh Sensor Monitor application, the Notice dialog will be displayed. Click on the Yes button to confirm you wish to overwrite the existing MSM.mdb file.
Figure 4. Mesh Sensor Monitor Notice Dialog
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For both initial installation and reinstallation of the Mesh Sensor Monitor application, the
Performing Setup Actions dialog will be displayed.
Figure 5. Performing Setup Actions Dialog
When all installation actions have been completed, the MeshSensor Systems Installed Successfully dialog will be displayed. Click on the Finish button to dismiss the dialog and
complete the installation.
Figure 6. MeshSensor Systems Installed Successfully Dialog
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All functional operations for the MSM are performed using the Mesh Sensor Monitor Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Mesh Sensor Monitor Main Window
The Mesh Sensor Monitor (MSM) main window is shown in Figure 7.. This is the display
configuration presented at application startup. This configuration presents four sub-windows, which are described in detail in the following sections.
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Figure 7. Mesh Sensor Monitor GUI
Sensor ID Window
The Sensor ID Window displayed on the Sensors tab shows a list of all sensors that have been
discovered. Only active sensors are available to the user for communication. Active sensors are designated by a blinking green indicator displayed to the left of the corresponding MAC address. Devices can be sorted or identified by MAC address, IP address, name, or activity. To manage the device display attributes, right click on the device ID.
By default, any new sensor will initially be filed in the Unconfigured Sensors folder until
additional configuration parameters are applied.
Figure 8. Sensor ID Window
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Alert Window
The Alert Window displays certain events that may occur while the system is operating. These
events are summarized by Event Time, MAC Address, Name, and the Status.
You can choose to either enable or disable display this window by selecting the Alert Window option under the Window menu.
Figure 9. Alert Window
Alert Parameter Description
Event Time The date and time stamp for when the event that triggered the
alert was captured.
MAC Address The MAC address for the device being monitored.
Name The name of the network node being monitored. The name
displayed here will vary depending on the display attributes selected. The default display parameter is the MAC address formatted to remove hyphenation.
Status The current status of the sensor device. One of the following
Alert Status messages will be displayed:
New Sensor Detected – Additional configuration parameters
have been applied and a sensor has been detected and added to the network configuration. The device name will migrate
from the Unconfigured Sensors folder to the appropriate
network configuration folder in the Sensor ID Window.
Sensor is On-Line – A sensor device that is currently
configured in the network is on-line.
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Sensor is Off-Line – A sensor device that is currently
configured in the network is off-line.
Sensor is Dead – Communications cannot be established with
a sensor device that is currently configured in the network.
Alert Parameter Description
Sensor is Resurrected – Communications have been restored
for a sensor device that is currently configured in the network that was formerly unreachable.
Activity Window
The Activity Window displays message information, such as date and time, direction, sequence #, message size, and message data (text & hex) for the selected sensor.
Figure 10. Sensor Activity Window
Activity Parameter Description
Data Style Using the radio buttons on the Data Style panel directly below the
Activity Window, data to be transmitted to a sensor can be formatted
to be relayed either As Text or As Hex. Text (character based), Hex,
or a combination of Text and Hexidecimal messages can be sent to a sensor node.
Message The data string to be transmitted to a sensor is entered in the
Message field. The actual transfer of the data is initialized by clicking on the Send button.
PIO The General Purpose I/O (GPIO) pin can be configured for input,
G
output, or transmit enable (RS-485 applications only) via MeshManager. The G
Change. The Insert button is used to insert unprintable characters into a normal test message. See Appendix A for the ASCII character
set.
As depicted at the bottom left of Figure 10, multiple Sensor Activity windows can be displayed simultaneously. Each window displayed will be identified by displaying a unique MAC address on the window tab for easy identification.
PIO radio buttons for Off, On, and Don’t
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Node Data Summary Pane
The Node Data Summary Panel summarizes the number of data packets and bytes received and sent from the specified sensor node.
Figure 11. Node Data Summary Pane
Current Incoming Activity Window
The Current Incoming Activity window is used to display serial modem activity that is currently
visible to the host device executing the MSM application. The node table is populated automatically after active nodes have been selected from the Sensor ID window.
You can choose to either hide or show this window by selecting the Activity Window option under the Window menu.
Figure 12. Current Incoming Activity Window
Current Incoming Activity Parameter Description
Event Time The date and time stamp for when the event that
triggered the alert was captured.
MAC Address The MAC address for the device being monitored.
IP Address The IP address the message came from. Under
normal conditions, this will be the same as the Claimed IP address. If the message passes through any device that does network address translation (NAT), then this address reflects the translated address.
Claimed IP The IP address for the transceiver of the
WSM6300.
Name The name of the network node being monitored.
The default display parameter is the MAC address
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Current Incoming Activity Parameter Description
formatted to remove hyphenation.
The default name can be changed using the sensor properties.
Direction Messages being transmitted are identified as
Outbound or Inbound.
Msg Type Messages will be categorized by the following
types:
Message Type # Displayed Text
350 Serial Data
351 GPIO Status
352 Serial + GPIO
353 Serial + GPIO
354 Hello
Any Other Unknown: nnn (where nnn is the message type # that was received)
Sequence An increasing number that is created at the
transceiver. The first message begins with zero and every new message increments by one.
Size The size of the message in bytes. The actual
number of bytes that came in the payload from the sensor. It does not include additional bytes added by the transceiver for header information.
Message Message content displayed in a printable text
format. Any nonprintable character in the message will be displayed as a period.
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File Menu Options
The MSM makes use of several file types. The *.msm file format is used to store sensor data communications activity. The *.smw file format is used to store a specific workspace
configuration for future access.
Open
To open a sensor data capture file, select File → Open from the main menu bar on the MSM
GUI: Navigate to the appropriate directory and select the file to be opened.
Figure 13. Windows File Open Dialog
Save As
To save a sensor data capture file, select File → Save from the main menu bar on the MSM GUI This will display the Windows Save As dialog. Navigate to the appropriate directory and
select an existing file specify a new file name or to be overwritten.
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Figure 14. Windows File Save As Dialog
Workspace Configuration
Each window within the application can be repositioned by dragging and dropping the window to a new location. Workspace windows can also be resized by selecting and dragging the desired corner. An example of a reconfigured workspace is shown in Figure 15.
Figure 15. An Example of Workspace Configuration
After the workspace has been configured, the entire configuration for the workspace can then
be saved as a *.smw file type.
NOTE: The Sensor Activity windows (4) shown above were configured using the Sensor
Template and are configured to display data as ASCII with Timestamp.
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Open Workspace
To open a workspace configuration file, select File → Open Workspace from the main menu bar
on the MSM GUI. Navigate to the appropriate directory and select the file to be opened.
Double click on the file name or click on the Open button.
Figure 16. Open Workspace Dialog
Save Workspace
To save a workspace configuration file, select File → Save Workspace from the main menu bar
on the MSM GUI. Navigate to the appropriate directory and select the file to be opened.
Close Workspace
This will close all monitor windows currently active.
Recent Workspaces
Workspaces that have recently been displayed will be listed in a drop-down menu to the right of
the recent Workspaces option on the File drop-down menu.
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View Menu Options
In addition to options for viewing different windows and toolbars, the View menu allows you to
modify the parameters on the Display (Sensor) Template.
Log Entries
The Log Entries Window displays the following information for all current log entries.
Figure 17. Log Entries Window
Log Entry Data Type Description
Entry ID A sequence number assigned by the system indicating the
order in which the log entry was made.
Time Time stamp for when the message was received.
Direction Indicates whether the message was received (Inbound) or
sent (Outbound).
MAC MAC address for the device being monitored.
Source IP Source IP address for the device being monitored.
Claimed IP
The IP address for the transceiver of the WSM6300.
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Log Entry Data Type Description
Msg Type Messages will be categorized by the following types:
Message Type # Displayed Text
350 Serial Data
351 GPIO Status
352 Serial + GPIO
353 Serial + GPIO
354 Hello
Any Other Unknown: nnn (where nnn is the message type # that was received)
Sequence An increasing number that is created at the transceiver. The
first message begins with zero and every new message increments by one.
Size The size of the message in bytes. The actual number of
bytes that came in the payload from the sensor. It does not include additional bytes added by the transceiver for header information.
Message Message content displayed in a printable text format. Any
nonprintable character in the message will be displayed as a period.
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Sensor Templates View Window
Activating the Sensor Templates View Window displays the configuration parameters for existing sensor template in columnar format.
Figure 18. Sensor Templates View Window
Sensor Templates View Column Header Description
Template Name The name of the template whose parameters
will apply to the group of sensors being monitored.
Sensor Type User assigned sensor type. This can be
changed using the Sensor Template.
Offline Timeout The period in seconds that must elapse
between messages before an offline alert is displayed in the Alert window.
View Type Options are Scroll View or List View.
Display Type Options are Hex or ASCII.
Strip <CR> Strip Carriage Return characters from
incoming data strings.
Strip <LF> Strip Line Feed characters from incoming
data strings.
Sends GPIO If Sends GPIO is checked in the Sensor
template, GPIO will be reported and displayed. If not checked, no information will be displayed.
Read Only If a device is configured as read only, you
cannot send data to that device.
Accepts GPIO If Accepts GPIO is checked in the Sensor
template, then you will be allowed to send the information to the sensor when you send a message.
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Sensor Templates View Column Header Description
Send <CR> Send Carriage Return characters in outbound
data strings.
Send <LF> Send Line Feed characters in outbound data
strings.
Display Timestamp Display the timestamp.
Sensor Template
Each sensor in the Sensor ID Window can be uniquely configured using a sensor template. The template is accessed by double-clicking on the Sensor ID displayed in the Sensor ID Window. The Sensor Template display properties window is shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19. Sensor Template Display Properties Dialog
This template is used to configure many of the parameters used to transmit data to a specific sensor.
Sensor Template Parameter Description
Template Name: Existing or new name to be applied to the
unique template developed for each sensor.
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Sensor Template Parameter Description
Sensor Model: A user specified characteristic of the sensor to
be used for reporting. The sensor model name should serve as a reminder of the type of sensor data being reported, the location of the sensor, etc.
Offline Detection Timeout (sec): If no message is received within this timeout
period, a sensor timeout is reported. A sensor
timeout generally indicates a radio link failure.
Data Transmission: Receive Settings: Sensor Sends GPIO
Send Settings:
Sensor is Read-Only Sensor accepts GPIO Send <CR> at End-of-Message
Send <LF> at End-of-Message
Display Settings:
View Scroll View List View
Format
ASCII (with or without timestamp) Data strings will be displayed in ASCII format. Hex (with or without timestamp)
GPIO is sourced by sensor.
Must be deselected to send data to a sensor.
GPIO is sourced by sensor.
If checked, inserts carriage return character at the end of each data packet.
If checked, inserts line feed character at the end of each data packet.
Displays data as a continuous data stream.
Selecting List View and clicking the Columns
button will bring up the User Defined Columns configuration dialog.
Data strings will be displayed in hexadecimal format.
Strip <CR>
Strip <LF>
Display Timestamp
Remove the carriage return characters from the displayed data.
Remove the line feed characters from the displayed data.
Include timestamp for all sensor information to be displayed.
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When the List View display setting is selected on the Sensor Template display dialog (Figure
20), data can be labeled and delimited by columns. Column widths can be set by position and data width.
Figure 20. User Defined Data Columns Dialog
User Defined Data Columns Parameter Definition
Heading A logical title for the column of data to be
displayed.
Heading Width The width in characters of a specific data
column.
Start Offset The position, within a data packet, of the first
data character to be displayed in a specific data column.
Length The number of data characters to be displayed in
a specific column.
Data Format Display data ASCII or hexadecimal format.
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Tools Menu Option
With MEA 3.1, Tools menu options are limited to Customize… . The Customize dialog has a Toolbars and a Command tab.
Figure 21. Tools Customize Dialog Toolbars Tab
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Toolbars Tab
The Toolbars tab is used to select which toolbars will be displayed and to create new toolbars.
The Menu and Standard toolbars are displayed in the Toolbars: pane by default. Deselect the
checkbox for any toolbar you do not want to have displayed.
To create a new toolbar, click on the New… button to activate the New Toolbar dialog. Enter the name of the new toolbar in the Toolbar name: box and then click on the OK button. Click on the
Cancel button to cancel the New Toolbar creation process.
Figure 22. New Toolbar Dialog
When new toolbars are created, they will be added to the list in the Toolbars: display pane. To
display any new toolbar, select the appropriate checkbox.
Click on the Reset button to reset the default parameters for the Menu and Standard toolbars. When selecting a new toolbar you have created, the Reset button will be replaced by the Delete
button. This button allows you to delete any toolbars other than the Menu and Standard toolbars.
There are three checkboxes on the Toolbar tab. Selecting the Show Tooltips box will display information about the individual tool buttons on mouse over. Selecting Cool Look removes the three-dimensional shading from the toolbars and buttons. Selecting the Large Buttons checkbox
changes the size of the icons on the Standard toolbar from the small default size to the larger icon size.
Figure 23. Large Button Display Option
Button Icon
Button Function Description
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Capture File Open
Capture File Save
Display Template Properties
Change Font used for displaying sensor data
Enable or Disable Auto-Scroll in a Sensor Activity Window (only available in List View) ­Disables automatic scrolling of new messages in window
Clear messages in selected Sensor Activity Window
Select Scroll View display for active Sensor Activity Window
Select List View display for active Sensor Activity Window
Enable or Disable display of Alert Window
Enable or Disable display of Current Activity window
Display the About box
For a more convenient display configuration, application subwindows may be configured to float on the desktop.
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Command Tab
The Command tab is used to populate new toolbars with button icons from the Standard (default) toolbar or selections from the Menu toolbar. Click on the desired selection and drag
and drop the button or menu selection item onto the new toolbar. Click on the OK button when you are finished or click on the Cancel button to dismiss the Customize dialog without saving
the changes.
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Figure 24. Tools Customize Dialog Command Tab
Window Menu Options
The Windows menu allows you to activate or deactivate the display of the Activity and Alert windows on the MSM GUI.
Help Menu Options
With MEA 3.1, the only Help option available is the About Mesh Sensor Monitor information
panel.
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Customer Service Information
If you have read this document and made every effort to resolve installation or operation issues yourself and still require help, please contact Motorola System Support Center (SSC) using the following contact information:
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- When did it first appear?
- Can it be reproduced?
- What is the step-by-step procedure to cause it?
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• Maintenance action preceding problem:
- Upgrade of software or equipment
- Change in the hardware or software configuration
- Software reload - from backup or from CD-ROM (note the version and date)
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Returning FREs
Return faulty FREs to Motorola for repair. When you return an assembly for service, follow these best practices:
• Place any assembly containing CMOS devices in a static-proof bag or container for shipment.
• Obtain a return authorization (RA) number from the Motorola System Support Center.
• Include the warranty, model, kit numbers, and serial numbers on the job ticket, as
necessary.
• If the warranty is out of date, you must have a purchase order.
• Print the return address clearly, in block letters.
• Provide a phone number where your repair technician can be reached.
• Include the contact person's name for return.
• Pack this assembly tightly and securely, preferably in its original shipping container.
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Motorola will have no liability with respect to any claim of patent infringement which is based upon the combination of the Product or its parts furnished hereunder with software, apparatus or devices not furnished by Motorola, nor will Motorola have any liability for the use of ancillary equipment or software not furnished by Motorola which is attached to or used in connection with the Product. The foregoing states the entire liability of Motorola with respect to infringement of patents by the Product or any its parts thereof.
Laws in the United States and other countries preserve for Motorola certain exclusive rights for copyrighted Motorola software such as the exclusive rights to reproduce in copies and distribute copies of such Motorola software. Motorola software may be used in only the Product in which the software was originally embodied and such software in such Product may not be replaced, copied, distributed, modified in any way, or used to produce any derivative thereof. No other use including, without limitation, alteration, modification, reproduction, distribution, or reverse engineering of such Motorola software or exercise of rights in such Motorola software is permitted. No license is granted by implication, estoppel or otherwise under Motorola patent rights or copyrights.
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Appendix A
dec ASCII 0 NUL Null 1 SOH Start of
2 STX Start of Text
3 ETX End of Text
4 EOT End of
5 ENQ Enquiry (CC) 6 ACK Acknowledge
7 BEL Bell 8 BS Backspace (F E)
Heading (CC)
(CC)
(CC)
Transmission (CC)
(CC)
9 HT Horizontal
10 LF Line Feed (FE)
11 VT Vertical
12 FF Form Feed (FE)
13 CR Carriage Return
14 SO Shift Out 15 SI Shift In 16 DLE Data Link
17 DC1 Device Control
18 DC2 Device Control
19 DC3 Device Control
20 DC4 Device Control
21 NAK Negative
22 SYN Synchronous
23 ETB End of
24 CAN Cancel 25 EM End of Medium
Tabulation (FE)
Tabulation (FE)
(FE)
Escape (CC)
1
2
3
4
Acknowledge (CC)
Idle (CC)
Transmission Block (CC)
26 SUB Substitute 27 ESC Escape 28 FS File Separator
(IS)
29 GS Group
Separator (IS)
30 RS Record
Separator (IS)
31 US Unit Separator
(IS)
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dec ASCII 32 SP Space 33 ! Exclamation
34 " Quotation Mark
Point
35 # Number Sign,
36 $ Dollar Sign 37 % Percent 38 & Ampersand 39 ' Apostrophe,
40 ( Left Parenthesis
41 ) Right
42 * Asterisk, "star"
43 + Plus Sign 44 , Comma 45 - Hyphen, Minus
46 . Period, Decimal
47 / Slash, Virgule
48 0 0 49 1 1 50 2 2 51 3 3 52 4 4 53 5 5 54 6 6 55 7 7 56 8 8 57 9 9 58 : Colon 59 ; Semicolon 60 < Less-than Sign
Octothorp, "pound"
Prime
Parenthesis
Sign
Point, "dot"
61 = Equal Sign 62 > Greater-than
63 ? Question Mark
64 @ At Sign 65 A A 66 B B 67 C C 68 D D 69 E E 70 F F 71 G G 72 H H
Sign
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dec ASCII 73 I I 74 J J 75 K K 76 L L 77 M M 78 N N 79 O O 80 P P 81 Q Q 82 R R 83 S S 84 T T 85 U U 86 V V 87 W W 88 X X 89 Y Y 90 Z Z 91 [ Opening
92 \ Reverse Slant 93 ] Closing Bracket
Bracket
94 ^ Circumflex,
95 _ Underline,
96 ` Grave Accent 97 a a 98 b b 99 c c 100 d d 101 e e 102 f f 103 g g 104 h h 105 i i 106 j j 107 k k 108 l l 109 m m 110 n n 111 o o 112 p p 113 q q 114 r r 115 s s 116 t t
Caret
Underscore
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dec ASCII 117 u u 118 v v 119 w w 120 x x 121 y y 122 z z 123 { Opening Brace
124 | Vertical Line 125 } Closing Brace 126 ~ Tilde 127 DEL Delete 128 Reserved
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