ASCII-to-EBCDIC Mapping Table
Table68 and Table 69 show the hexadecimal values that may be used when
mapping characters from ASCII to EBCDIC.
For example, ASCII uses X'4E' to represent the letter N; the EBCDIC equivalent for
the letter N, as shown in Table68, is X'D5'.
System-supplied table object QTCPEBC in library QUSRSYS is the old default
character mapping table. This table was used prior to Version 2 Release 1
Modiļ¬cation 1 to generate mapping tables used for TELNET and FTP.The mapping
tables that are now used are built dynamically and are based on your national
language.
Table68. ASCII-to-EBCDIC Mapping
Main Storage Bit
Positions 4,5,6,7
Main Storage Bit Positions 0,1,2,3
0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 0110 0111
Hex01234567
0000 0 00 10 40 FO 7C D7 79 97
0001 1 01 11 5A F1 C1 D8 81 98
0010 2 02 12 7F F2 C2 D9 82 99
0011 3 03 13 7B F3 C3 E2 83 A2
0100 4 37 3C 5B F4 C4 E3 84 A3
0101 5 2D 3D 6C F5 C5 E4 85 A4
0110 62E32 50F6C6E586A5
0111 7 2F 267DF7C7E6 87A6
1000 8 16 18 4D F8 C8 E7 88 A7
1001 9 05 19 5D F9 C9 E8 89 A8
1010 A 25 3F 5C 7A D1 E9 91 A9
1011 B 0B 27 4E 5E D2 AD 92 C0
1100 C 0C226B4CD3E0934F
1101 D 0D1D607ED4BD94D0
1110 E 0E 35 4B 6E D5 5F 95 A1
1111 F 0F 1F 61 6F D6 6D 96 0 7
Table69. ASCII-to-EBCDIC Mapping
Main Storage Bit
Positions 4,5,6,7
Main Storage Bit Positions 0,1,2,3
1000 1001 1010 1011 1100 1101 1110 1111
Hex 8 9 A B C D E F
0000 0 00 10 40 FO 7C D7 79 97
0001 1 01 11 5A F1 C1 D8 81 98
0010 2 02 12 7F F2 C2 D9 82 99
0011 3 03 13 7B F3 C3 E2 83 A2
0100 4 37 3C 5B F4 C4 E3 84 A3
0101 5 2D 3D 6C F5 C5 E4 85 A4
0110 62E32 50F6C6E586A5
AppendixC. Mapping Tables Associated with TCP/IP Function 529