[SI-LIST] Re: IA5 character

Venu,

From some time ago when I worked with teleprinters I recall the ITA5 =
(International Telegraph Alphabet number 5). As I understand it (what I =
can remember) each of the letters of the alphabet plus a few symbols =
such as on a typewriter all have their own code. The code is a binary =
one. One of the codes is reserved for a shift to upper case or symbols =
which then allows you to double up and use the same codes twice. If I =
remember correctly an E is 10001. Other letters and numbers would have =
other codes from the possible 2^5 available. If you look on the internet =
I am sure the code will be their. I think it was once called =
murray-code.

Anyone else care to comment.

Steve Rogers B.Eng (Hons) C.Eng IEE
RF Design Engineer

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-----Original Message-----
From: venu [mailto:bvg_1@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 10:31 AM
To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [SI-LIST] IA5 character


hi all,
can anybody plz. explain me what is an IA5 character?
it is used in ITU-T recommendations.so, to analyze them propelry
i need to understand what it is exactly.
plz. hlp me.
regds,
venu.


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