Gerber OMEGA CP, Reference Manual

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570 Chapter 50:
Designing and Building Your Own Fonts
Using the Keycode Chart (for accented characters)
If building a font in a language that contains accented characters, use the chart below for the
keycodes to name the PLT files. The name of the PLT file determines what character is accessed
when you press the keys during text entry.
Accented and other characters that are named using the keycode chart below can be accessed
only through the Alt key and the numeric keypad. A leading zero is added to the beginning of
the keycode number.
For example, if you saved a character as key191.plt and you want to use that character in your
design, first turn on NumLock, hold down the Alt key, and enter the key combination 0191 into
the numeric keypad. Then release the Alt key. The character saved as key191.plt appears on the
screen.
Characters must be processed through Font Designer to be accessed in Composer.
Character Keycode Character Keycode
À KEY192 Ñ KEY209
Á KEY193 ñ KEY241
à KEY195 Ó KEY211
Ä KEY196 Õ KEY213
Å KEY197 Ö KEY214
Æ KEY198 Ø KEY216
à KEY224 OE KEY135
á KEY225 ò KEY242
â KEY226 ó KEY243
ã KEY227 ô KEY244
ä KEY228 õ KEY245
å KEY229 ö KEY246
æ KEY230 oe KEY136
Ç KEY199 ø KEY248
ç KEY231 Ú KEY218
È KEY200 Ü KEY220
É KEY201 ù KEY249
Ë KEY203 ú KEY250
è KEY232 û KEY251
é KEY233 ü KEY252
ê KEY234 ¢ KEY162
ë KEY235 £ KEY163
Î KEY206 ¿ KEY191
í KEY205 ” KEY215
ì KEY236 ß KEY223
í KEY237 ¡ KEY247