Univac Fieldata Codes

Univac traditionally used six 6-bit bytes within their 36-bit word.  The representation of alphanumeric characters were in a character code called "fieldata."  These character codes are in the table below.  Since Univac used six-bit bytes, the table shows their equivalent octal number, not hexidecimal or decimal:
 
Internal Code (octal)
Symbol 
 
Internal Code (octal) 
Symbol
00
@
 
40
)
01
[
 
41
-
02
]
 
42
+
03
#
 
43
<
04
(Delta)
 
44
=
05
(Space)
 
45
>
06
A
 
46
&
07
B
 
47
$
10
C
 
50
*
11
D
 
51
(
12
E
 
52
%
13
F
 
53
:
14
G
 
54
?
15
H
 
55
!
16
I
 
56
, (comma)
17
J
 
57
\
20
K
 
60
0
21
L
 
61
1
22
M
 
62
2
23
N
 
63
3
24
O
 
64
4
25
P
 
65
5
26
Q
 
66
6
27
R
 
67
7
30
S
 
70
8
31
T
 
71
9
32
U
 
72
' (apostrophe)
33
V
 
73
;
34
W
 
74
/
35
X
 
75
. (period)
36
Y
 
76
(lozenge)
37
Z
 
77
(not equal sign 
or "stop")