Control Characters
| ATASCII | Function | Keystroke |
|---|---|---|
| 27 | Escape key | ESC |
| 28 | Cursor Up | CTRL+- |
| 29 | Cursor Down | CTRL+= |
| 30 | Cursor Left | CTRL++ |
| 31 | Cursor Right | CTRL+* |
| 125 | Clear Screen | CTRL+< or SHIFT+< |
| 126 | Delete | BACK SPACE |
| 127 | Tab | TAB |
| 155 | End of line | RETURN |
| 156 | Delete Line | SHIFT+BACK SPACE |
| 157 | Insert Line | SHIFT+> |
| 158 | Clear Tab stop | CTRL+TAB |
| 159 | Set Tab stop | SHIFT+TAB |
| 253 | Buzzer | CTRL+2 |
| 254 | Delete Character | CTRL+BACK SPACE |
| 255 | Insert Character | CTRL+> |
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