Hi Terry,
While using the "code93 ENCODER" to dump the full 128 character ASCII,
I found there are some "typos" in this page...
1. In the "Overview" section, code 93 is a continuous symbology, since
each symbol begins with a bar and ends
with a space
(in contrast to code 39)
2. In the "Example Code 93 Extended" section, the values for shift
characters ($) (/) (+) (%) are 43, 45, 46, 44,
respectively
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_93)
3. In the "Shift Combinations for Code 93" section, symbols encoded
with ^043 should be ^044, and vice versa
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_39#Full_ASCII_Code_39)
For example, in the "Example Code 93 Extended" above, <BS> is
encoded as ^043H, but listed as ^044H here...
(those encoded with ^045 and ^046 are correct.)
NUL ^043U -> should be ^044U (%U)
SOH ^044A -> should be ^043A ($A)
.... (as well)
SUB ^044Z -> should be ^043A ($Z)
ESC ^043A -> should be ^044A (%A)
FS ^043B -> should be ^044B (%B)
GS ^043C -> should be ^044C (%C)
RS ^043D -> should be ^044D (%D)
US ^043E -> should be ^044E (%E)
(SPACE ~ ":" are correct)
; ^043F -> should be ^044F (%F)
< ^043G -> should be ^044G (%G)
= ^043H -> should be ^044H (%H)
> ^043I -> should be ^044I (%I)
? ^043J -> should be ^044J (%J)
@ ^043V -> should be ^044V (%V)
(A ~ Z are correct)
[ ^043K -> should be ^044K (%K)
\ ^043L -> should be ^044L (%L)
] ^043M -> should be ^044M (%M)
^ ^043N -> should be ^044N (%N)
_ ^043O -> should be ^044O (%O)
` ^043W -> should be ^044W (%W)
(a ~ z are correct)
{ ^043P -> should be ^044P (%P)
| ^043Q -> should be ^044Q (%Q)
} ^043R -> should be ^044R (%R)
~ ^043S -> should be ^044S (%S)
DEL ^043T (best) or ^043X or ^043Y or ^043Z
-> should be ^044T, ^044X, ^044Y, ^044Z (%T %X %Y %Z)
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