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Having trouble sending ASCII control characters (windows key, alt key, function keys, etc.) #33

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jazzy-boi opened this issue Feb 6, 2019 · 1 comment

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@jazzy-boi
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I've got my MagSpoof running perfectly, but...

I want to know how to send ASCII control characters, such as (Win+R) or (Ctrl+C) or (Ctrl+V) as data on one of my tracks.

This is the code for my track array:

const char* tracks[] = {
"%B123456781234567^LASTNAME/FIRST^YYMMSSSDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD?\0", // Track 1
";123456781234567=YYMMSSSDDDDDDDDDDDDDD?\0" // Track 2
};

What should I set track[3] equal to in order to transmit ASCII control characters from my MagSpoof?

@roboyaar
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I've got my MagSpoof running perfectly, but...

I want to know how to send ASCII control characters, such as (Win+R) or (Ctrl+C) or (Ctrl+V) as data on one of my tracks.

This is the code for my track array:

const char* tracks[] = {
"%B123456781234567^LASTNAME/FIRST^YYMMSSSDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD?\0", // Track 1
";123456781234567=YYMMSSSDDDDDDDDDDDDDD?\0" // Track 2
};

What should I set track[3] equal to in order to transmit ASCII control characters from my MagSpoof?

did you find solution?

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