iPhone Version - Instructions and Help


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The converter is triggered automatically when you enter a valid value in one of the input fields. 

In the "Char" field: If you input a character, Base Converter will return the ASCII (if available), Unicode, and UTF8 values. In the other fields, depending on the ASCII/Unicode/UTF8 setting, you can enter a value and the proper ASCII, Unicode, or UTF8 character will be returned.

If the input box won't accept the number, letter, or character:

1) Check to make sure you are entering a valid value:
      Decimal: 0-9
      Hex: 0-9,A-F
      Octal: 0-7
      Binary: 0-1
      BCD: 0-9
      ASCII: ASCII, Unicode, and UTF8 Characters
2) Check that the additional digit will not cause the resulting value to be outside the minimum and maximum range 
3) Check Valid Characters
Decimal

Valid Characters: 0123456789
Min(Unsigned): 0
Max(Unsigned): 4294967295
Min(signed): -2147483648
Max(signed): 2147483648


Hex

Valid Characters: 0123456789ABCDEF
Min: 0
Max: FFFFFFFF


Octal

Valid Characters: 01234567
Min: 0
Max: 37777777777


Binary

Valid Characters: 01
Min: 0
Max: 11111111111111111111111111111111


BCD - Binary Coded Decimal

Valid Characters: 01
Min: 0
Max: 9


ASCII / UTF-8 / Unicode

Valid Characters: Any ASCII Character
Min: 0
Max: 127



Clear Button

Clears all of the fields. Each of the inputs then shows its available characters


Type Selector (ui32 / si32)

Switches the output type for the Decimal value from unsigned to signed


ASCII / Unicode / UTF-8 Selector (on the back side, click the "i" button first)
Switches the target character type for output. This means, which type of character should be calculated from the numeric input value.

Send Button (looks like an arrow)
Email the conversion results 

ASCII Table (click on the light grey area of the ASCII output field)

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