Scancode

A scan code is a two-part or four-part hexadecimal code associated with a keystroke (so called because it comes from scanning the keyboard).

To determine the standardized Business Rules scancodes, run the following program:

10 LET X$ = KSTAT$(1)
20 PRINT UNHEX$(X$)
30 GOTO 10

Each time you press a key, the scancode for that key is displayed.

Here are a few of the Scan codes:

Key	Scan Code
Tab	09
Shift+Tab	07
Down Arrow	0A
Up Arrow	0B
Left Arrow	0E
Right Arrow	0C
F7	0700
Shift+F7	1100
Alt+Down Arrow	E300

Here's a complete list:

Key	Shifted	(IBM-PC)	Kstat Shifted	(qwerty)	Control	Description
		Key		Alt
a	A	61	41	1E00	01	interrupt/break
b	B	62	42	3000	02	page up (back)
c	C	63	43	2E00	03	copy to clipboard
d	D	64	44	2000	04	delete
e	E	65	45	1200	05	end field
f	F	66	46	2100	06	page down (forward)
g	G	67	47	2200	07	backtab
h	H	68	48	2300	08	backspace
i	I	69	49	1700	09	tab
j	J	6A	4A	2400	0A	next field
k	K	6B	4B	2500	0B	prior field
l	L	6C	4C	2600	0C	right arrow
m	M	6D	4D	3100	0D	enter
n	N	6E	4E	3200	0E	left arrow
o	O	6F	4F	1800	0F	field minus
p	P	70	50	1900	10	print screen
q	Q	71	51	1000	11	toggle insert mode
r	R	72	52	1300	12	up field (rise)
s	S	73	53	1F00	13	togge hold mode (stop)
t	T	74	54	1400	14	down field
u	U	75	55	1600	15	field plus
v	V	76	56	2F00	16	paste clipboard content
w	W	77	57	1100	17	home
x	X	78	58	2D00	18	cut to clipboard
y	Y	79	59	1500	19	help
z	Z	7A	5A	2C00	1A	restore field contents
1	!	31	21	7800
2	@	32	40	7900
3	#	33	23	7A00
4	$	34	24	7B00
5	%	35	25	7C00
6	^	36	5E	7D00
7	&	37	26	7E00
8	*	38	2A	7F00
9	(	39	28	8000
0	)	30	29	8100
`	~	60	7E	8300
=	+	3D	2B	8400
[	{	5B	7B	8500	6300	escape
]	}	5D	7D	8600	1D	shell call
\		5C	7C	8700	1C	toggle line draw
;	:	3B	3A	8800
'	"	27	22	8900
,	<	2C	3C	8A00
.	>	2E	3E	8B00
/	?	2F	3F	8C00
tab		09	07		B900	B700 - ctrl-shift
field+		15	15	15	15
field-		0F	0F	0F	0F

Key	Shifted	(IBM-PC)	Kstat Shifted	(qwerty)	Control	Description
		Key		Alt
enter		0D	A400	E400	C400
home		17	A500	E500	C500
end		05	A600	E600	C600
pageUp		02	A700	E700	C700
pageDn		06	A800	E800	C800
up-arrow		0B	A200	E200	C200
down-arrow		0A	A300	E300	C300
left arrow		0E	A000	E000	C000
right arrow		0C	A100	E100	C100
up-arrow		0B	A200	E200	C200
down-arrow		0A	A300	E300	C300
left arrow		0E	A000	E000	C000
right arrow		0C	A100	E100	C100
left click		B000				B600 - used internally - mouse left up
second left		B100
right click		B400
second right		B500
wheel up		7C00
wheel down		7D00
F1		0100	0B00	0100	1500
F2		0200	0C00	0200	1600
F3		0300	0D00	0300	1700
F4		0400	0E00	5D00	1800
F5		0500	0F00	0500	1900
F6		0600	1000	0600	1A00
F7		0700	1100	0700	1B00
F8		0800	1200	0800	1C00
F9		0900	1300	0900	1D00
F10		0A00	1400	0A00	1E00
F11		0B00	1500	0B00	1F00
F12		0C00	1600	0C00	2000

Note that BR retains select (hilite) status while shift or control remain depressed after a program receives control in navigation mode. When in edit mode, the control key temporarily switches to navigation mode.

See the KStat$ internal function for more information.