Convert integers to UTF-8 (Unicode) characters Converts a stream or list of up to 256 integers into a symbol. Cycling '74 Max Lists Integer list converted to symbol, bang outputs current symbol TEXT_HERE Integer list converted and concatenated to current symbol TEXT_HERE Integer list converted and sets contents of symbol TEXT_HERE Symbol output TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Send currently stored values as a symbol In left inlet: a bang message can be used to trigger the output of the currently stored string of ascii characters as a symbol. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: The integer is interpreted as an ASCII character which is stored internally and sent out the outlet as a symbol.

In middle inlet: The integer is interpreted as an ASCII character which is appended to the internally stored character string. No output is triggered.

In right inlet: The integer is interpreted as an ASCII character which is stored internally, replacing the previously stored character string, but not output. Function depends on inlet Converted to int. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: Each value in list of integers sent to the left inlet is interpreted as an ASCII character and stored internally as an ASCII character string, replacing the previously stored character string, and output as a symbol.

In middle inlet: A list of integers sent to the middle inlet will be converted to ASCII characters and appended to the current internally-stored character string, without causing output.

In right inlet: A list of integers sent to the right inlet will be converted to ASCII characters and stored internally as an ASCII character string, replacing the previously stored character string, without triggering output . Clear stored values In left inlet: The clear message is used to clear the contents of the internally-stored string of ascii characters. This can be useful for formatting sysex bytes into a message for display purposes. The leftmost inlet accepts either a list of integers or an individual int, and immediately translates and transmits them/it. It also responds to bang, outputting the currently stored symbol. The rightmost inlet is used to set the output symbol, but unlike the left inlet it does not cause output. The middle inlet appends characters to the currently-stored symbol, either by list or one character at a time. The ASCII character string converted from the input is sent out as a symbol.