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FORTRAN graphics on the PDP15
Simple complete FORTRAN program using FOG
FOG subroutines
FOG errors
Input routines for use with graphics programs
Loading and overlaying FOG
Appendices
A: Summary of FOG subroutines
B: VT15 instruction set
C: 7-bit ASCII character codes
D: Display orders generated by FOG routines
E: The structure of FOG display files
F: The VTA handler

APPENDIX C: 7-BIT ASCII CHARACTER CODES

Hardware Set

7-bit ASCII   Character  
----------    -------- 
011    TAB   (Horizontal Tab)
012    LF    (Line Feed)
015    CR    (Carriage Return)
040    SP    (Space)
041    !    (exclamation mark)
042    Degree    
043    #    (number sign)
044    $    (dollar sign)
045    %    (percent)
046    &    (ampersand)
047    '    (single quote)
050    (  (left/open parenthesis)
051    )  (right/closing parenth.)
052    *    (asterisk)
053    +    (plus)
054    ,    (comma)
055    -    (minus or dash)
056    .    (dot)
057    /    (forward slash)
060    0
061    1
062    2
063    3
064    4
065    5
066    6
067    7
070    8
071    9
072    :    (colon)
073    ;    (semi-colon)
074    <    (less than)
075    =    (equal sign)
076    >    (greater than)
077    "    (question mark)
100    @    (AT symbol)
101    A
102    B
103    C
104    D
105    E
106    F
107    G
110    H
111    I
112    J
113    K
114    L
115    M
116    N
117    O
120    P
121    Q
122    R
123    S
124    T
125    U
126    V
127    W
130    X
131    Y
132    Z
133    [    (left/opening bracket)
134    \    (back slash)
135    ]    (right/closing bracket)
136    ↑    (up arrow)
137    ←    (left arrow)
175    ALT MODE

PDP15 IOPS ASCII CHARACTER SET

Listed below are the remaining ASCII character codes interpreted by the ADVANCED Monitor and System Programs as meaningful data input or as control characters.

000    NUL    (Null char.)
001    SOH    (Start of Header)
003    ETX    (End of Text)
004    EOT    (End of Transmission)
007    BEL    (Bell)
013    VT     (Vertical Tab)
014    FF     (Form Feed)
020    DLE    (Data Link Escape)
021    DC1    (Device Control 1)
022    DC2    (Device Control 2)
023    DC3    (Device Control 3)
024    DC4    (Device Control 4)
025    NAK    (Negative Acknowledgment)
030    CAN    (Cancel)
032    SUB    (Substitute)
033    ESC    (Escape)
176    ESC    (Escape)
177    DEL    (Delete)

Codes 33, 175, 176 are interpreted as ESC (ALT Mode) and are converted on input to code 175 by IOPS handlers.

Characters from 000 to 037 are input by pressing the Control (CTRL) key and the corresponding key in the range 100 to 137.

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