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010 Documentation TODO List 100 Getting Support 180 Kits and Kitting 190 DXpedition Donations 200 Build: Configuring Your Keyer 210 Build: Schematic 220 Build: Wiring the Keyer 225 Sidetone, PTT, and TX Key Lines 290 Code Compilation 295 Arduino Due Hardware 300 Feature: Buttons 310 Feature: Command Line Interface 320 Feature: Command Mode 330 Feature: Display 340 Feature: Keyboard & Mouse 350 Feature: Memory 360 Feature: Speed Control 370 Feature: Winkey 380 Feature: Keypad 381 Feature: Dead Operator Watchdog 383 Feature: Sequencer 385 Feature: CW Decoder 387 Feature: Sleep 388 Auto Dim LCD Backlight and Power LED 390 Feature: Ethernet, Web Server, and Internet Linking 392 Feature: QRSS (Slow Speed CW) and HSCW (High Speed CW) 394 Feature: QLF 395 Feature: Hellschreiber 396 Direct Paddle Pin Reads Uno Nano Mega2560 397 Option: Personalized Startup Screen 400 Operating Modes 410 Timing Adjustments 415 Buffer Control 420 Transmitter Tune Mode 425 Prosigns 495 CW Training Functionality 499 Performing a "Factory Reset" 800 Audio Amplifier for CW Decoder 810 Experimental CW Decoder Circuit 815 Multiple Serial Ports 820 Banked Memory Buttons 825 Non English Character Support 830 SD Card Support 835 Command Reference 840 Mill Mode 850 Beacon Operation 860 EEPROM Information 900 Features and Options 905 Logging Program Support 907 Non English Documentation 910 Acknowledgements Home
1 825 Non English Character Support
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Non-English Characters

To enable support for non-English characters (i.e. À, Ä, È, Ö, etc.), uncomment this line:

#define OPTION_NON_ENGLISH_EXTENSIONS

If you need to customize the characters for your locality or language, modify the code in functions send_char() and convert_cw_number_to_ascii(). This support was added in version 2012011701 and currently works only with the command line interface and the K1EL Winkey interface protocol emulation. Support for the PS2 keyboard is in the works.