How to send characters to serial port that can not be entered via keyboard

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How to send characters to serial port that can not be entered via keyboard

It is possible to send any character(s) to serial port by entering the relevant ASCII code inside curly bracketss.

Examples:

Character A can be entered as the character “A” or as the ASCII code enclosed inside curly brackets {65}.
 
Command:
3 BEL 
can be entered as {51} {7}

CPS Plus supports the following list of pre-defined character codes:

ESC = {27}
NUL = {0} 
DEL = {127}  
TAB = {9}  
CR = {13} 
LF = {10} 
CRLF = {13}{10} 
EOF = {26} 
BEL = {7}


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