How do i send a "Ctrl-C" character to serial port, RS232?

[izze]

How do i send a "Ctrl-C" character to serial port, RS232?
This is of course an unreadable character i dunno how to send this via RS232!
Thanks!

[Keith_Fuller]

Just create a string constant, right-click on it, select '\'Codes Display
and enter \03 (a ^C)

Then use this to send to your RS-232 port using VISA Write or Serial Port
Write; whichever takes your fancy

Good luck

Keith

[izze]

Thanks Keith Fuller & Ivaylo Iltchev, it worked fine!
Do you have a list containing "all" of the hidden characters? I.e. Ctrl-v, F1 etc.?
Thanks again!

[Dennis_Knutson]

You need the standard ASCII code table and a keyboard scan code table (for things like F1). I've got a little book called Pocket RCRef that I've had for years but you should be able to find them in numerous places. Try doing a web search. Good luck.

[Ivaylo_Iltchev]

1 -> Place Text control or Constant
2 -> Right Mouse Click
3 -> '\' Codes display
4 -> Type in control \03
5 -> End 😉

[DaveF 141]

Other answers are good.
ASCII Tables:
http://www.la.unm.edu/~mbrettin/languages/asciitable.html

Or google.com search on ascii tables

Hope this helps.
- Dave