U+008C "PLU" PARTIAL LINE BACKWARD Unicode Character

U+008C "PLU" PARTIAL LINE BACKWARD is a control character from the C1 control code set, originally used in older telecommunication and terminal protocols to instruct a device to move the cursor or print head backward by a partial line, typically a fraction of a line height. It resides in the Latin-1 Supplement block and is associated with the name "PARTIAL LINE BACKWARD" for its function, though it is rarely employed in modern text processing systems. As a control character, it does not represent a visible glyph but serves a specific command role in legacy data streams.