Installation guide

Chapter 11: Using Character Translation
116 FlashCONNECT Administrator’s Guide
Performing Character Translation
1 to 1 Translation
1 to 2 and 2 to 1 Translation
Translation Table
FF>0F
FF<0F
FF=0F
The following table explains the translation pair and its description.
Translation Pair Description
FF>0F Translates FF to 0F for inbound messages.
FF<0F Translates 0F to FF for outbound messages.
FF=0F Translates FF to 0F for inbound messages and 0F to FF for
outbound messages. This translation pair is the same as
using both FF>0F and FF<0F pairs together.
00>30 Not allowed, cannot translate an incoming binary zero.
22&33 Illegal direction code (&). The line is ignored.
Translation Table
+1B
FF>0F
FF<0F
FB=0B
The following table explains the translation pair and its description.
Escape Character Description
+1B First line of a 1 to 2 and 2 to 1 translation map file is a '+'
followed by an escape character value in hexadecimal.
NOTE—1B is used here as an example. You may specify
any hex value other than Null (0x00) as the escape
value. This implies that the escape character is
automatically translated on inbound and outbound
messages (1B<->1B1B). It is also implied that any
sequence of the escape character followed by an
unmapped byte will be translated coming out to just the
byte (1Bxx to xx when xx is unmapped.)