Characters other than ASCII (Naming Conventions)

Q:  Is the unit's display capable of displaying characters other than ASCII? 
    In particular I'm interested in Cyrillic letters.


A:  The AudioTron display uses the standard Latin ASCII characters. It does 
    not support other characters. To be on the safe side it's best to use 
    ASCII characters 32 - 125: blank, digits, alphabetic characters and 
    !"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[]^_`{|} (no, I'm not swearing :-)

    It also handles most foreign and accented characters by displaying a
    character that looks similar.  Eg. instead of "?" it displays "e".

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Q:  Does the AT support the ISO Latin-1 character set?  How about for the
    Web Interface? 

A:  Sort of -- it doesn't have all the characters on the front panel 
    display but it uses the closest equivalent. As for the Web Interface, 
    it should work fine.

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See also: http://www.tasman.nl/AT/at_charset.html.
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