HP 50g Graphing manual Code Trans. Description, J2 Ascii Character Codes and Translations

The following table shows the relation between character codes (results of NUM, arguments to CHR) and characters (results of CHR, arguments to NUM), as well as the translation codes to be used to transmit characters between the calculator and a remote device, for the upper half of the character set.

Character Codes 128255 With ASCII Character Transl ations

Code	Trans. Description
128	€ \<)	angle
129	 \x	x bar
130	‚ \.V	gradient

131ƒ \v/ square root

132„ \.S integration

133Σ \GS Sigma

134► \> store

135π \pi pi

136ˆ \.d derivation

137‰ \<= less than or equal

138Š \>= greater than or equal

139	‹ \=/	not equal
140	Π\Ga	alpha
141	→ \>	right arrow
142	← \<	left arrow

143↓ \v down arrow

144	↑ \^	up arrow
145	‘ \Gg	gamma
146	’ \Gd	delta
147	“ \Ge	epsilon
148	” \Gn	eta
149	• \Gh	theta
150	– \Gl	lambda
151	— \Gr	rho
152	˜ \Gs	sigma
153	™ \Gt	tau
154	š \Gw	omega
155	› \GD	Delta
156	œ \PI	Pi

157\GW Omega

158ā \[] box

159Ÿ \oo infinity

160€ \160 euro

161¡ \161 upsidedown exclamation

162¢ \162 cents

163£ \163 pounds

164¤ \164 general currency

165¥ \165 yen

166¦ \166 broken pipe

167§ \167 section

168¨ \168 dieresis/umlaut

169© \169 copyright

Code Trans. Description

170ª \170 feminine ordinal

171« \<< begin program

172¬ \172 logical negation

173− \173 negative

174® \174 registered trademark

175\175 macron

176° \^o degree

177± \177 plus/minus

178² \178 superscript 2

179³ \179 superscript 3

180´ \180 acute accent

181\Gm mu

182¶ \182 paragraph

183\183 dot

184¸ \184 cedilla

185¹ \185 superscript 1

186º \186 masculine ordinal

187» \>> end program

188¼ \188 vulgar 1/4

189½ \189 vulgar 1/2

190¾ \190 vulgar 3/4

191¿ \191 upsidedown question

192À \192 A grave

193Á \193 A acute

194Â \194 A circumflex

195Ã \195 A tilde

196Ä \196 A dieresis/umlaut

197Å \197 A ring

198Æ \198 AE ligature

199Ç \199 C cedilla

200È \200 E grave

201É \201 E acute

202Ê \202 E circumflex

203Ë \203 E dieresis/umlaut

204Ì \204 I grave

205Í \205 I acute

206Î \206 I circumflex

207Ï \207 I dieresis

208Ð \208 Eth

209Ñ \209 N tilde

210Ò \210 O grave

211Ó \211 O acute

Code Trans. Description

212Ô \212 O circumflex

213Õ \213 O tilde

214Ö \214 O dieresis/umlaut

215× \.x multiplication

216 Ø \O/ O slash

217Ù \217 U grave

218Ú \218 U acute

219Û \219 U circumflex

220Ü \220 U dieresis/umlaut

221Ý \221 Y acute

222Þ \222 Thorn

223ß \Gb beta

224à \224 a grave

225á \225 a acute

226â \226 a circumflex

227ã \227 a tilde

228ä \228 a dieresis/umlaut

229å \229 a ring

230æ \230 ae ligature

231ç \231 c cedilla

232è \232 e grave

233é \233 e acute

234ê \234 e circumflex

235ë \235 e umlaut

236ì \236 i grave

237í \237 i acute

238î \238 i circumflex

239ï \239 i dieresis

240ð \240 eth

241ñ \241 n tilde

242ò \242 o grave

243ó \243 o acute

244ô \244 o circumflex

245õ \245 o tilde

246ö \246 o dieresis/umlaut

247÷ \: division

248ø \248 o slash

249ù \249 u grave

250ú \250 u acute

251û \251 u circumflex

252ü \252 u dieresis/umlaut

253ý \253 y acute

254þ \254 thorn

255ÿ \255 y dieresis

J2 ASCII Character Codes and Translations