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Yes, the third resultat (just aborting the scrolling, and no change of line) is much more seldom, but happens now and then - if you are stubborn enough
If you try in SLOW mode, then it is even more frequent (feels like hitting the exact timing between the scrolling of the characters).

Hi! Well, I wouldn't call this a bug, but it migh appear as one ... Enter a short program: 01 LBL 01 02 "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO" (ie a full text-string) 03 + 04 END Stay in PRGM-mode, but change to display-mode (SA+X-reg) - ie not multiline mode. Now, step through the program using "arrow up...

Hi again, Think I found a way to (almost always) reproduce this bug consistantly. Enter a small program last in memory (anything with 2 or more lines - and with .END. as last line) Still being in PRGM-mode, execute "CAT 1" - will leave .END. highlighted Press "arrow up" one or tw...

Some more findings related to this issue: I can now almost 100% reproduce the error, and it always happens after a multibyte entry (or at least multi key entry). As was described by EM41 in https://forum.swissmicros.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=2501 it only happens when the instruction is entered by...

Hi! I have tried to reproduce it, and I can sometimes, but not always. Sometimes, line 02+03 are deleted, sometimes line 01+02 but more often only line 02 is deleted (as expected). One thing I noticed which might give a clue to what is happening is the following: * Follow the steps by EM41 up until ...

This is the complete character map as I have found it (in the DM41X): charset0_sml.png charset1_sml.png (Note that character 0x2C, 0x2E and 0x3A typically are represented as ',', '.' and ':') Again, note that all characters in the upper table always are displayed together with a colon, and in multi ...

Hehe, that's just a few ... Code 0x61, 0x81, 0xA1, 0xC1 and 0xE1 all of them generates a lower case 'a' (the last 4 of them accompanied by a colon .. ) ;) In part 0x80-0x9F is duplicated at 0xC0-0xDF, and 0xA0-0xBF is duplicated at 0xE0-0xFF. So there is a lot of duplictes in the full byte table ......

Hi Massimo, Yes, that look like it! All characters, but different codes. Eg. 0x91 (145) is the delta, 0x94 I don't know ... "LX"? :geek: But 0xA0 it "text" and 0xA1 is "a" on the DM41X. So all characters are there (and I haven't seen any other characters in the DM41X no...

Hi again, P.S.- Did you try the "blank-comma" bug yet? Yes, I tried that - very similar to the bug I described in PCC V10N7P19 a long time ago :D It is almost the opposite of the one I described earlier: [ALPHA] off CLA 128 XTOA 58 XTOA 129 XTOA 58 XTOA [ALPHA] on The display now shows: &q...

Hi Massimo, I am not sure, either, just a guess. As far as I can see, the same characters are there (all of them), but I can't match the character code with the table you sent, so for me it looks like the same character set - but with different character codes (eg. the characters are reused in the r...