Wang 707 Teletype Character Conversions

CHARACTER U.C. L.C.		TELETYPE ASCII CODE U.C. L.C.		SERIES 700 CODE
Teletype to 700 I/O Bus (700 placed in Learn Mode by Group 2 command) or 700 to Teletype when used as OutputWriter

A		100 0001		01 12
B		100 0010		02 00
C		100 0011		02 12
D		100 0100		02 13
E		100 0101		02 05
F		100 0110		00 14
G		100 0111		00 15
H		100 1000		02 01
I		100 1001		01 04
J		100 1010		00 07
K		100 1011		02 04
L		100 1100		03 15
M		100 1101		01 15
N		100 1110		02 06
O		100 1111		01 09
P		101 0000		00 05
Q		101 0001		00 04
R		101 0010		01 13
S		101 0011		01 01
T		101 0100		02 07
U		101 0101		02 14
V		101 0110		01 14
W		101 0111		01 00
X		101 1000		02 15
Y		101 1001		00 01
Z		101 1010		03 07
1		011 0001		02 09
@	2	100 0000	011 0010	03 06
#	3	010 0011	011 0011	03 14
$	4	010 0100	011 0100	03 09
%	5	010 0101	011 0101	03 05
	6		011 0110	03 04
&	7	010 0110	011 0111	03 13
*	8	010 1010	011 1000	03 12
(	9	010 1000	011 1001	03 00
)	0	010 1001	011 0000	03 01
	-		010 1101	00 00
+	=	010 1011	011 1101	00 06
:	;	011 1010	011 1011	00 13
"	'	010 0010	010 0111	01 05
,		010 1100		00 12
.		010 1110		01 06
?	/	011 1111	010 1111	00 09
	!		010 0001	01 07
SPACE		010 0000		00 02
INDEX (LF)		000 1010		01 10
SHIFT UP (Ctrl‑H)		000 1000		01 03
SHIFT DOWN (Ctrl‑L)		000 1100		01 02
CR/LF		000 1101 000 1010		01 10
PUNCH ON (Ctrl‑R)		001 0010		00 10
PUNCH OFF (Ctrl‑T)		001 0100		00 11
WRITE ALPHA (Ctrl‑U)		001 0101		04 12
END ALPHA (Ctrl‑V)		001 0110		04 13
RESUME (Ctrl‑A)		000 0001		05 14

Rows highlighted yellow are deviations from the IBM Selectric codes.

Teletype to 700 I/O Bus (700 placed in Run Mode by Group 1 Command)

CHARACTER
(COMMAND) TELETYPE
ASCII CODE SERIES 700
CODE

0 011 0000 07 00

1 011 0001 07 01

2 011 0010 07 02

3 011 0011 07 03

4 011 0100 07 04

5 011 0101 07 05

6 011 0110 07 06

7 011 0111 07 07

8 011 1000 07 08

9 011 1001 07 09

. 010 1110 07 12

- (CH. SIGN) 010 1101 07 11

← (CL. DISP.) 101 1111 07 15

↑ (SET EXP.) 101 1110 07 10

Ctrl‑A (GO) 000 0001 05 14

Ctrl‑B (S&R 00) 000 0010 00 00

Ctrl‑C (S&R 01) 000 0011 00 01

Ctrl‑D (S&R 02) 000 0100 00 02

Teletype to 700 I/O Bus (700 placed in Run Mode by Group 1 Command)
CHARACTER (COMMAND)	TELETYPE ASCII CODE	SERIES 700 CODE

0	011 0000	07 00
1	011 0001	07 01
2	011 0010	07 02
3	011 0011	07 03
4	011 0100	07 04
5	011 0101	07 05
6	011 0110	07 06
7	011 0111	07 07
8	011 1000	07 08
9	011 1001	07 09
.	010 1110	07 12
- (CH. SIGN)	010 1101	07 11
← (CL. DISP.)	101 1111	07 15
↑ (SET EXP.)	101 1110	07 10
Ctrl‑A (GO)	000 0001	05 14
Ctrl‑B (S&R 00)	000 0010	00 00
Ctrl‑C (S&R 01)	000 0011	00 01
Ctrl‑D (S&R 02)	000 0100	00 02

Notes:

The last four codes will generate X OFF in the teletype in addition to the 700 generated codes.
All other codes except rub-out are illegal. All illegal codes will be ignored except when preceded by a numeric character. In this latter case an illegal code will generate a GO to the 700 and an X OFF to the teletype.
Rub-outs will just be ignored.

Simulator Notes:

The teletype glyph "←" has been replaced by underscore (_) on modern keyboards.
The teletype glyph "↑" has been replaced by carat (^) on modern keyboards.
X OFF stops the paper tape reader.
Rub-outs are an artifact of the method used to edit a paper tape, where characters could be deleted by punching over them using all (7 or) 8 columns (binary code 111 1111 or 1111 1111). The simulation treats all out-of-range characters as rub-out.