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APPENDIX I

(to Recommendation T.101)

Text and mosaic character repertoires

    In the Interworking Data Syntax all text and mosaic characters are
assigned a code name so that they may be uniquely identified. An
exhaustive Repertoire of all of the text and mosaic characters used in
the data syntaxes specified in Recommendation T.101 is presented
below. This simplifies many of the references to graphic character
sets used in the IDS since only the code names need be used in the
body of the ASN.1 description of the Interworking Data Syntax. None
of the videotex data syntaxes make use of all of the text and mosaic
characters identified below. There are areas where there is a large
amount of overlap between the various data syntaxes. In order to aid
transcoding and conversions several categories have been identified.
Separate repertoires have been defined for each of these categories.

I.1    Repertoire I ù Common alphanumeric text characters

    Repertoire I contains the common repertoire of basic alphanumeric text
characters. These characters are taken from the primary and supplementary
characters from Recommendation T.51, with registered final characters 4/0
and 6/2 respectively. In addition this includes the SPACE character (SP01)
and the DELETE character (SM34). The descriptive names given to charac-
ters differ between the various terminal data syntaxes defined in Recom-
mendation T.101 and between the repertoire of alphanumeric characters
defined in ISO standards ISO 6937. Composite names are used here, which
endeavour to include the full range of meanings specified in the different
terminal data syntaxes identified in Recommendation T.101, and achieve the
maximum level of commonality with ISO 6937.

I.1.1    Latin alphabetic characters

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LA01    small a

LA02    capital A

LA11    small a with acute accent

LA12    capital A with acute accent

LA13    small a with grave accent

LA14    capital A with grave accent

LA15    small a with circumflex accent

LA16    capital A with circumflex accent

LA17    small a with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LA18    capital A with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LA19    small a with tilde

LA20    capital A with tilde

LA23    small a with breve

LA24    capital A with breve

LA27    small a with ring

LA28    capital A with ring

LA31    small a with macron

LA32    capital A with macron

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LA43    small a with ogonek

LA44    capital A with ogonek

LA51    small ae diphthong

LA52    capital AE diphthong

LB01    small b

LB02    capital B

LC01    small c

LC02    capital C

LC11    small c with acute accent

LC12    capital C with acute accent

LC15    small c with circumflex accent

LC16    capital C with circumflex accent

LC21    small c with caron

LC22    capital C with caron

LC29    small c with dot above

LC30    capital C with dot above

LC41    small c with cedilla

LC42    capital C with cedilla

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LD01    small d

LD02    capital D

LD21    small d with caron

LD22    capital D with caron

LD61    small d with stroke

LD62    capital D with stroke (Icelandic eth)

LD63    small eth, Icelandic

LE01    small e

LE02    capital E

LE11    small e with acute accent

LE12    capital E with acute accent

LE13    small e with grave accent

LE14    capital E with grave accent

LE15    small e with circumflex accent

LE16    capital E with circumflex accent

LE17    small e with diaeresis or umlaut

LE18    capital E with diaeresis or umlaut

LE21    small e with caron

LE22    capital E with caron

LE29    small e with dot above

LE30    capital E with dot above

LE31    small e with macron

LE32    capital E with macron

LE43    small e with ogonek

LE44    capital E with ogonek

LF01    small f

LF02    capital F

LG01    small g

LG02    capital G

LG11    small g with acute accent

LG15    small g with circumflex accent

LG16    capital G with circumflex accent

LG23    small g with breve

LG24    capital G with breve

LG29    small g with dot above

LG30    capital G with dot above

LG42    capital G with cedilla

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LH01    small h

LH02    capital H

LH15    small h with circumflex accent

LH16    capital H with circumflex accent

LH61    small h with stroke

LH62    capital H with stroke

LI01    small i

LI02    capital I

LI11    small i with acute accent

LI12    capital I with acute accent

LI13    small i with grave accent

LI14    capital I with grave accent

LI15    small i with circumflex accent

LI16    capital I with circumflex accent

LI17    small i with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LI18    capital I with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LI19    small i with tilde

LI20    capital I with tilde

LI30    capital I with dot above

LI31    small i with macron

LI32    capital I with macron

LI43    small i with ogonek

LI44    capital I with ogonek

LI51    small ij ligature

LI52    capital IJ ligature

LI61    small i without dot

LJ01    small j

LJ02    capital J

LJ15    small j with circumflex accent

LJ16    capital J with circumflex accent

LK01    small k

LK02    capital K

LK41    small k with cedilla

LK42    capital K with cedilla

LK61    small k, Greenlandic

LL01    small l

LL02    capital L

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LL11    small l with acute accent

LL12    capital L with acute accent

LL21    small l with caron

LL22    capital L with caron

LL41    small l with cedilla

LL42    capital L with cedilla

LL61    small l with stroke

LL62    capital L with stroke

LL63    small l with middle dot

LL64    capital L with middle dot

LM01    small m

LM02    capital M

LN01    small n

LN02    capital N

LN11    small n with acute accent

LN12    capital N with acute accent

LN19    small n with tilde

LN20    capital N with tilde

LN21    small n with caron

LN22    capital N with caron

LN41    small n with cedilla

LN42    capital N with cedilla

LN61    small eng, Lapp

LN62    capital eng, Lapp

LN63    small n with apostrophe

LO01    small o

LO02    capital O

LO11    small o with acute accent

LO12    capital O with acute accent

LO13    small o with grave accent

LO14    capital O with grave accent

LO15    small o with circumflex accent

LO16    capital O with circumflex accent

LO17    small o with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LO18    capital O with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LO19    small o with tilde

LO20    capital O with tilde

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LO25    small o with double acute accent

LO26    capital O with double acute accent

LO31    small o with macron

LO32    capital O with macron

LO51    small oe ligature

LO52    capital OE ligature

LO61    small o with slash

LO62    capital O with slash

LP01    small p

LP02    capital P

LQ01    small q

LQ02    capital Q

LR01    small r

LR02    capital R

LR11    small r with acute accent

LR12    capital R with acute accent

LR21    small r with caron

LR22    capital R with caron

LR41    small r with cedilla

LR42    capital R with cedilla

LS01    small s

LS02    capital S

LS11    small s with acute accent

LS12    capital S with acute accent

LS15    small s with circumflex accent

LS16    capital S with circumflex accent

LS21    small s with caron

LS22    capital S with caron

LS41    small s with cedilla

LS42    capital S with cedilla

LS61    small sharp s, German

LT01    small t

LT02    capital T

LT21    small t with caron

LT22    capital T with caron

LT41    small t with cedilla

LT42    capital T with cedilla



Name    Descriptive name

Code

LT61    small t with stroke

LT62    capital T with stroke

LT63    small thorn, Icelandic

LT64    capital thorn, Icelandic

LU01    small u

LU02    capital U

LU11    small u with acute accent

LU12    capital U with acute accent

LU13    small u with grave accent

LU14    capital U with grave accent

LU15    small u with circumflex accent

LU16    capital U with circumflex accent

LU17    small u with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LU18    capital U with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LU19    small u with tilde

LU20    capital U with tilde

LU23    small u with breve

LU24    capital U with breve

LU25    small u with double acute accent

LU26    capital U with double acute accent

LU27    small u with ring

LU28    capital U with ring

LU31    small u with macron

LU32    capital U with macron

LU43    small u with ogonek

LU44    capital U with ogonek

LV01    small v

LV02    capital V

LW01    small w

LW02    capital W

LW15    small w with circumflex accent

LW16    capital W with circumflex accent

LX01    small x

LX02    capital x

LY01    small y

LY02    capital Y

Name    Descriptive name

Code

LY11    small y with acute accent

LY12    capital Y with acute accent

LY15    small y with circumflex accent

LY16    capital Y with circumflex accent

LY17    small y with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LY18    capital Y with diaeresis or umlaut mark

LZ01    small z

LZ02    capital Z

LZ11    small z with acute accent

LZ12    capital Z with acute accent

LZ21    small z with caron

LZ22    capital Z with caron

LZ29    small z with dot above

LZ30    capital Z with dot above

I.1.2    Nonùalphabetic characters

I.1.2.1  Decimal digits

ND01    digit 1

ND02    digit 2

ND03    digit 3

ND04    digit 4

ND05    digit 5

ND06    digit 6

ND07    digit 7

ND08    digit 8

ND09    digit 9

ND10    digit 0

I.1.2.2  Currency signs

SC01    general currency sign

SC02    pound sign

SC03    dollar sign

SC04    cent sign

SC05    yen sign

 I.1.2.3  Punctuation marks

SP01    SPACE

SP02    exclamation mark

SP03    inverted exclamation mark

Name    Descriptive name

Code

SP04    quotation mark

SP05    apostrophe

SP06    opening (left) parenthesis

SP07    closing (right) parenthesis

SP08    comma

SP10    hyphen or minus sign

SP11    period (or decimal point)

SP12    solidus (slant)

SP13    colon

SP14    semicolon

SP15    question mark

SP16    inverted question mark

SP17    angle quotation mark left

SP18    angle quotation mark right

SP19    single quotation mark left

SP20    single quotation mark right

SP21    double quotation mark left

SP22    double quotation mark right

I.1.2.4  Arithmetic signs

SA01    plus sign

SA02    plus/minus sign

SA03    lessùthan sign

SA04    equals sign

SA05    greaterùthan sign

SA06    divide sign

SA07    multiply sign

I.1.2.5  Subscripts and superscripts

NS01    superscript 1

NS02    superscript 2

NS03    superscript 3

I.1.2.6  Fractions

NF01    fraction 1/2

NF04    fraction 1/4

NF05    fraction 3/4

SM39    fraction 1/8 (equivalent to NF18)

SM40    fraction 3/8 (equivalent to NF19)

SM41    fraction 5/8 (equivalent to NF20)

SM42    fraction 7/8 (equivalent to NF21)

Name    Descriptive name

Code

I.1.2.7  Miscellaneous

SM01    number sign

SM02    percent sign

SM03    ampersand

SM04    star, asterisk

SM05    commercial at

SM06    opening (left) square bracket

SM07    reverse solidus

SM08    closing (right) square bracket

SM11    opening brace, left curly bracket

SM12    central horizonal bar jointive

SM13    central vertical line jointive

SM14    closing brace, right curly bracket

SM17    micro sign

SM18    ohm sign

SM19    degree sign

SM20    ordinal indicator, masculine

SM21    ordinal indicator, feminine

SM24    section sign

SM25    paragraph sign, pilcrow

SM26    middle dot

SM30    leftward arrow

SM31    rightward arrow

SM32    upward arrow

SM33    downward arrow

SM34    DELETE

SM35    registered sign (equivalent to SM53)

SM36    copyright sign (equivalent to SM52)

SM37    trademark sign (equivalent to SM54)

SM38    musical symbol (equivalent to SM93)

SM43    arrowhead upwards, circumflex shape

SM44    upper reverse solidus, grave accent shape

SM47    upper bar (not jointive) bar or tilde shape

SM48    lower bar (not jointive) low line, spacing underline (equivalent to
SP09 of ISO 6937)

SM49    non spacing underline

    Note ù The characters SM43, SM44, SM47, SM48 have multiple names
since the descriptive names for these characters differ significantly between
the various terminal data syntaxes defined in Recommendation T.101. These
characters were originally intended as accent characters in the original
usage of the IRV code table of ISO 646. This meaning has changed since the
introduction of the composite method of coding accented characters defined
in CCITT Recommendation T.51, ISO 6937 and several CCITT Recom-
mendations. As a result these characters should not be used to generated
accented characters. To retain compatibility with previous standards, multi-
ple names are described here.

I.1.2.8  Diacritical marks (as displayed when used in conjunction with
SPACE)

Name    Descriptive name

Code

SD11    acute accent

SD13    grave accent

SD15    circumflex accent

SD17    umlaut or diaeresis

SD19    tilde

SD21    caron



Name    Descriptive name

Code

SD23    breve

SD25    double acute accent

SD27    ring

SD29    dot above

SD31    macron

SD41    cedilla

SD43    ogonek

I.2    Repertoire 2 ù Special alphanumeric text characters

    These characters are unique to one or two of the terminal data syntaxes and
the presentation of these characters must be converted so that their presenta-
tion effect may be achieved in other terminal data syntax.

Name    Descriptive name

Code

SM45    left vertical bar jointive

SM46    right vertical bar jointive



Name    Descriptive name

Code

SM50    non spacing vector overbar

SM51    non spacing slant

    Note ù The name codes SM50 and SM51 are introduced here since name
codes for these characters are not included in either the ISO registry (Regis-
tered code table number 99) or in CCITT Recommendation T.101.

I.3    Repertoire 3 ù Kana characters

    This entire set of characters is unique to only one of the terminal data syn-
taxes and therefore the presentation of these characters must be converted so
that their presentation effect may be achieved in another terminal data syn-
tax.

Name    Descriptive name

Code

JA01    Katakana full stop

JA02    Katakana opening bracket

JA03    Katakana closing bracket

JA04    Katakana comma

JA05    Katakana conjunctive symbol

JA06    Katakana WO

JA07    Katakana small a

JA08    Katakana small i

JA09    Katakana small u

Name    Descriptive name

Code

JA10    Katakana small e

JA11    Katakana small o

JA12    Katakana ya

JA13    Katakana small yu

JA14    Katakana yo

JA15    Katakana tsu

JA16    Prolonged Sound Symbol

JA17    Katakana A

JA18    Katakana I

Name    Descriptive name

Code

JA19    Katakana U

JA20    Katakana E

JA21    Katakana O

JA22    Katakana KA

JA23    Katakana KI

JA24    Katakana KU

JA25    Katakana KE

JA26    Katakana KO

JA27    Katakana SA

JA28    Katakana SHI

JA29    Katakana SU

JA30    Katakana SE

JA31    Katakana SO

JA32    Katakana TA

JA33    Katakana CHI

JA34    Katakana TSU

JA35    Katakana TE

JA36    Katakana TO

JA37    Katakana NA

JA38    Katakana NI

JA39    Katakana NU

JA40    Katakana NE



Name    Descriptive name

Code

JA41    Katakana NO

JA42    Katakana HA

JA43    Katakana HI

JA44    Katakana FU

JA45    Katakana HE

JA46    Katakana HO

JA47    Katakana MA

JA48    Katakana MI

JA49    Katakana MU

JA50    Katakana ME

JA51    Katakana MO

JA52    Katakana YA

JA53    Katakana YU

JA54    Katakana YO

JA55    Katakana RA

JA56    Katakana RI

JA57    Katakana RU

JA58    Katakana RE

JA59    Katakana RO

JA60    Katakana WA

JA61    Katakana N or M

JA62    Voiced sound symbol

JA63    semiùvoiced sound symbol

    Note ù Since name codes are not included for these characters in either the
ISO registry (Registration number 13) or in CCITT Recommendation T.101,
codes beginning with JA are introduced here.

I.4    Repertoire 4 ù Kanji characters

    These characters occur in only one of the terminal data syntaxes although
the registered Kanji character code table is sometimes used in combination
with the sets of another terminal data syntax. Except in the case when Kanji
character capability is available at both ends of an interchange, the presenta-
tion of these characters must be converted so that their presentation effect
may be achieved in the other terminal data syntax. The Kanji character set is
registered as a two byte set. CCITT Recommendation T.101 uses a subù
Repertoire of this set which includes some 3639 characters, of which 2980
are Kanji symbol characters. These characters are unique to this Repertoire.
The remaining characters, including a number of special characters as well
as some alphabetics for other languages, overlap with other registered char-
acter sets. For example a Cyrillic, Greek, Katakana, and Hiragana alphabet
are included, as well as all but 11 of the Latin alphabet characters of Reper-
toire 1. The overlap characters in this code table have the same name codes
as the equivalent characters in Repertoire 1 and can therefore be converted
directly between data syntaxes. Special handling is required for the other
characters. In addition there are 32 drawing characters which overlap those
in Repertoire 8. These also share the same name codes as those in other
character sets and therefore are part of the greater drawing character Reper-
toire (Repertoire 8).

    The Repertoire of Kanji pictorial characters and unique special characters is
voluminous. Since conversions from this Repertoire of characters require
special handling, it is not necessary to list the Repertoire here. For reference,
see CCITT Recommendation T.101 Data Syntax I which is a sub Repertoire
of the ISO registration number 87. The name codes Kanji JK01 to JK2980,
HK01 to HK83, and JS01 to JS366 have been introduced to identify the
Kanji pictorial characters, the Hiragana characters, and the Kanji Special
characters respectively.

I.5    Repertoire 5 ù Greek characters

Name    Descriptive name

Code

GA01    Lower case greek letter Alpha

GA02    Upper case greek letter Alpha

GA11    Lower case greek letter Alpha with accent

GA12    Upper case greek letter Alpha with accent

GB01    Lower case greek letter Beta

GB02    Upper case greek letter Beta

GD01    Lower case greek letter Delta

GD02    Upper case greek letter Delta

GE01    Lower case greek letter Epsilon

GE02    Upper case greek letter Epsilon

GE11    Lower case greek letter Epsilon with accent

GE12    Upper case greek letter Epsilon with accent

GE61    Lower case greek letter Eta

GE62    Upper case greek letter Eta

GE63    Lower case greek letter Eta with accent

GE64    Upper case greek letter Eta with accent

GF01    Lower case greek letter Phi

GF02    Upper case greek letter Phi

GG01    Lower case greek letter Gamma

GG02    Upper case greek letter Gamma

GH01    Lower case greek letter Khi

GH02    Upper case greek letter Khi

GI01    Lower case greek letter Iota

GI02    Upper case greek letter Iota

GI11    Lower case greek letter Iota with accent

GI12    Upper case greek letter Iota with accent

GI17    Lower case greek letter Iota with diaeresis

GI18    Upper case greek letter Iota with diaeresis

GI33    Lower case greek letter Iota with accent and diaeresis

GK01    Lower case greek letter Kappa

GK02    Upper case greek letter Kappa

GL01    Lower case greek letter Lambda

GL02    Upper case greek letter Lambda

GM01    Lower case greek letter Mu

Name    Descriptive name

Code

GM02    Upper case greek letter Mu

GN01    Lower case greek letter Nu

GN02    Upper case greek letter Nu

GO01    Lower case greek letter Omicron

GO02    Upper case greek letter Omicron

GO11    Lower case greek letter Omicron with accent

GO12    Upper case greek letter Omicron with accent

GO61    Lower case greek letter Omega

GO62    Upper case greek letter Omega

GO63    Lower case greek letter Omega with accent

GO64    Upper case greek letter Omega with accent

GP01    Lower case greek letter Pi

GP02    Upper case greek letter Pi

GP61    Lower case greek letter Psi

GP62    Upper case greek letter Psi

GR01    Lower case greek letter Rho

GR02    Upper case greek letter Rho

GS01    Lower case greek letter Sigma

GS02    Upper case greek letter Sigma

GS61    Lower case greek letter final Sigma

GT01    Lower case greek letter Tau

GT02    Upper case greek letter Tau

GT61    Lower case greek letter Theta

GT62    Upper case greek letter Theta

GU01    Lower case greek letter Upsilon

GU02    Upper case greek letter Upsilon

GU11    Lower case greek letter Upsilon with accent

GU12    Upper case greek letter Upsilon with accent

GU17    Lower case Upsilon with diaeresis

GU18    Upper case Upsilon with diaeresis

GU33    Lower case Upsilon with accent and diaeresis

GX01    Lower case greek letter Xi

GX02    Upper case greek letter Xi

GZ01    Lower case greek letter Zeta

Name    Descriptive name

Code

GZ02    Upper case greek letter Zeta

SD33    Diaeresis and accent sign with space

I.6    Repertoire 6 ù Cyrillic characters

KA01    small cyrillic a

KA02    capital cyrillic a

KA61    small cyrillic ja

KA62    capital cyrillic ja

KB01    small cyrillic be

KB02    capital cyrillic be

KC01    small cyrillic tse

KC02    capital cyrillic tse

KC21    small cyrillic tche

KC22    capital cyrillic tche

KC61    small cyrillic chtcha

KC62    capital cyrillic chtcha

KD01    small cyrillic de

KD02    capital cyrillic de

KE01    small cyrillic je

KE02    capital cyrillic je

KE17    small cyrillic jo

KE18    capital cyrillic jo

KE61    small cyrillic e

KE62    capital cyrillic e

KF01    small cyrillic eff

KF02    capital cyrillic eff

KG01    small cyrillic gue

KG02    capital cyrillic gue

KH01    small cyrillic kha

KH02    capital cyrillic kha

KI01    small cyrillic i

KI02    capital cyrillic i

KI23    small cyrillic breve i

KI24    capital cyrillic breve i

KJ01    small cyrillic zhe





Name    Descriptive name

Code

KJ02    capital cyrillic zhe

KL01    small cyrillic el

KL02    capital cyrillic el

KM01    small cyrillic em

KM02    capital cyrillic em

KN01    small cyrillic en

KN02    capital cyrillic en

KO01    small cyrillic o

KO02    capital cyrillic o

KP01    small cyrillic Pe

KP02    capital cyrillic Pe

KR01    small cyrillic er

KR02    capital cyrillic er

KS01    small cyrillic es

KS02    capital cyrillic es

KS23    small cyrillic sha

KS24    capital cyrillic sha

KT01    small cyrillic te

KT02    capital cyrillic te

KU01    small cyrillic v

KU02    capital cyrillic v

KV61    small cyrillic ju

KV62    capital cyrillic ju

KV01    small cyrillic ve

KV02    capital cyrillic ve

KY01    small cyrillic ieri

KY02    capital cyrillic ieri

KY61    small cyrillic ier (miagkil zhak)

KY62    capital cyrillic ier (miagkil zhak)

KY63    small cyrillic ier' (tvjordy zhak)

KY64    capital cyrillic ier' (tvjordy zhak)

KZ01    small cyrillic ze

KZ02    capital cyrillic ze

KK01    small cyrillic ka

KK02    capital cyrillic ka

I.7    Repertoire 7 ù Block mosaic characters

    Block mosaic characters are a subùRepertoire of the mosaics used in
each of the terminal data syntaxes and therefore are directly translatable
between data syntaxes. Even the coding of the block mosaic characters is
identical except for the Filled Mosaic character. A Filled Mosaic is included
in Repertoire 5. Either of the two equivalent codings established in Recom-
mendation T.101 (code table position 5/15 or 7/15) for the Filled Mosaic
character is acceptable in a string of characters from Repertoire 5.

    Note ù The following convention is used to describe the shape of a 2
subùcell wide by 3 subùcell high mosaic character. The cells are num-
bered from the upper left, to upper right, centre left, centre right, lower left,
and lower right as 1,2,3,4,5,6 respectively. This code is used in identifying
each character in the Repertoire.

Diagram T0803710ù89 = 3 cm



Name    Descriptive name

Code

MG00    Mosaic empty character

MG01    Block Mosaic 1

MG02    Block Mosaic 2

MG03    Block Mosaic 1,2

MG04    Block Mosaic 3

MG05    Block Mosaic 1,3

MG06    Block Mosaic 2,3

MG07    Block Mosaic 1,2,3

MG08    Block Mosaic 4

MG09    Block Mosaic 1,4

MG10    Block Mosaic 2,4

MG11    Block Mosaic 1,2,4

MG12    Block Mosaic 3,4

MG13    Block Mosaic 1,3,4

MG14    Block Mosaic 2,3,4

MG15    Block Mosaic 1,2,3,4

MG16    Block Mosaic 5

MG17    Block Mosaic 1,5

MG18    Block Mosaic 2,5

MG19    Block Mosaic 1,2,5

MG20    Block Mosaic 3,5

Name    Descriptive name

Code

MG21    Block Mosaic 1,3,5

MG22    Block Mosaic 2,3,5

MG23    Block Mosaic 1,2,3,5

MG24    Block Mosaic 4,5

MG25    Block Mosaic 1,4,5

MG26    Block Mosaic 2,4,5

MG27    Block Mosaic 1,2,4,5

MG28    Block Mosaic 3,4,5

MG29    Block Mosaic 1,3,4,5

MG30    Block Mosaic 2,3,4,5

MG31    Block Mosaic 1,2,3,4,5

MG32    Block Mosaic 6

MG33    Block Mosaic 1,6

MG34    Block Mosaic 2,6

MG35    Block Mosaic 1,2,6

MG36    Block Mosaic 3,6

MG37    Block Mosaic 1,3,6

MG38    Block Mosaic 2,3,6

MG39    Block Mosaic 1,2,3,6

MG40    Block Mosaic 4,6

MG41    Block Mosaic 1,4,6

MG42    Block Mosaic 2,4,6

MG43    Block Mosaic 1,2,4,6

MG44    Block Mosaic 3,4,6

MG45    Block Mosaic 1,3,4,6

MG46    Block Mosaic 2,3,4,6

MG47    Block Mosaic 1,2,3,4,6

MG48    Block Mosaic 5,6

MG49    Block Mosaic 1,5,6

MG50    Block Mosaic 2,5,6

MG51    Block Mosaic 1,2,5,6

MG52    Block Mosaic 3,5,6

MG53    Block Mosaic 1,3,5,6

MG54    Block Mosaic 2,3,5,6

MG55    Block Mosaic 1,2,3,5,6

MG56    Block Mosaic 4,5,6

MG57    Block Mosaic 1,4,5,6

MG58    Block Mosaic 2,4,5,6

MG59    Block Mosaic 1,2,4,5,6

MG60    Block Mosaic 3,4,5,6

MG61    Block Mosaic 1,3,4,5,6

MG62    Block Mosaic 2,3,4,5,6

MG63    Filled Mosaic 1,2,3,4,5,6 (also equivalent to MG64ùT.101 DSIII)

I.8    Repertoire 8 ù Sub cell aligned smooth mosaics 1

    A general set of Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic characters are part of the
Repertoire of mosaic characters used in two of the terminal data syntaxes,
and have the same coding. These characters are identified separately as a
Repertoire of the interworking data syntax since these characters are
directly translatable between two of the data syntaxes. The presentation of
these characters must be converted so that their presentation effect may be
achieved in a terminal using a data syntax which does not support these
characters.

    Note ù The following convention is used to describe the shape of a 2 subù
cell wide by 3 subùcell high mosaic character containing Sub Cell Aligned
Smooth Mosaics. The vertices of the subùcells are numbered from the
upper subùcell upper left corner as illustrated below. The smooth mosaic is
filled below (B), above (A) to the right (R) or the left (L) of a line or lines
through the indicated vertices.

Diagram T0803710ù89 = 6cm



Name    Descriptive name

Code

SG01    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù7,11

SG02    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù7,12

SG03    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù4,11

SG04    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù4,12

SG05    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù1,11

SG06    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù1,12

SG07    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù4,2

SG08    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù4,3

SG09    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù7,2

SG10    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù7,3

SG11    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù10,2

SG12    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù7,6

SG13    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Rù1,c,10

SG14    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù1,c,3

SG15    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù10,c,12

SG16    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Lù3,c,12

SG17    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù4,9

SG18    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù2,12

SG19    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù1,9

SG20    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù2,9

SG21    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù1,6

SG22    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù2,6

SG23    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù10,3

SG24    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù11,3

SG25    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù10,6

SG26    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù11,6

SG27    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù10,9

SG28    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù11,9

Name    Descriptive name

Code

SG29    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù7,11

SG30    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù7,12

SG31    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù4,11

SG32    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù4,12

SG33    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù1,11

SG34    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù1,12

SG35    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù4,2

SG36    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù4,3

SG37    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù7,2

SG38    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù7,3

SG39    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù10,2

SG40    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù7,6

SG41    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Lù1,c,10

SG42    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù1,c,3

SG43    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù11,9

SG44    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù10,9

SG45    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù11,6

SG46    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù10,6

SG47    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù11,3

SG48    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù10,3

SG49    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù2,6

SG50    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù1,6

SG51    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù2,9

SG52    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù1,9

SG53    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù2,12

SG54    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Aù4,9

SG55    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Rù3,c,12

SG56    Sub Cell Aligned Smooth Mosaic Bù10,c,12

I.9    Repertoire 9 ù General smooth mosaics

    An additional form of Smooth Mosaic characters are available in only one
of the terminal data syntaxes. These smooth mosaic characters align with
half subùcell boundaries. Since these characters are unique to only one of
the terminal data syntaxes, the presentation of these characters must be con-
verted so that their presentation may be achieved in another terminal data
syntax.

    Note ù The notation used to describe these characters is the same as that
used in Repertoire 6 except that intermediate points which identify to the
half sub cell are introduced. In the case that four numbers are given, such as
for the characters (SG58 and SG71), the area is bounded on all sides by the
four subùcell positions. In two special cases, for the characters (SG68 and
SG81), two areas are filled within the mosaic cell.

Diagram T0803730ù89 = 6 cm



Name    Descriptive name

Code

MS01    General Smooth Mosaic Bùf,c

MS03    General Smooth Mosaic Bùh,i

MS04    General Smooth Mosaic BùF,C,2

MS05    General Smooth Mosaic Aùf,11

MS06    General Smooth Mosaic Aù1,g

MS07    General Smooth Mosaic Lù1,g,10

MS08    General Smooth Mosaic Bùf,12

MS09    General Smooth Mosaic Aùf,11,g

MS10    General Smooth Mosaic Lù3,f,12

MS11    General Smooth Mosaic Aùf,2,g

MS12    General Smooth Mosaic Lù1,c,10 & Rù3,c,12













Name    Descriptive name

Code

MS16    General Smooth Mosaic Bùf,g

MS17    General Smooth Mosaic Bùc,g

MS18    General Smooth Mosaic Aùe,d & Bùa,d

MS19    General Smooth Mosaic Aùh,i

MS20    General Smooth Mosaic Lù2,c,g

MS21    General Smooth Mosaic Aù11,g

MS22    General Smooth Mosaic Aùf,3

MS23    General Smooth Mosaic Rù3,f,12

MS24    General Smooth Mosaic Bù10,g

MS25    General Smooth Mosaic Bùf,2,g

MS26    General Smooth Mosaic Rù1,g,10

MS27    General Smooth Mosaic Bùf,11,g

MS28    General Smooth Mosaic Aù1,c,3 & Bù10,c,12

I.10    Repertoire 10 ù Drawing characters

    A number of drawing characters, consisting primarily of line drawing
characters are available in the various terminal data syntaxes. These consist
of the drawing characters (DG01 to DG04, DG13 to 24, and DG32) which
are common between DS I and DS II of CCITT Recommendation T.101,
drawing characters (DG35 to DG50) which are unique to DS 1, drawing
characters (DG05 to DG12, and DG25 to 31) which are unique to DS II and
drawing characters (DG33 and DG34) which are unique to DS III.

    Note ù The notation used to describe these characters identifies the
character subùcell vertices and intermediate points in a similar manner to
the way smooth mosaics are identified in Repertoire 7; however, only lines
are used here to connect the vertex and intermediate points. Some of the
drawing graphics contain more than one line component. This is identified
by the description of two line elements separated by ô&ö. In addition, the
line weight (or width) may vary on some drawing characters. Heavy weight
(wider) line elements are indicated by (W). Special drawing graphics are
described in words.

Diagram T0803740ù89 = 6 cm



Name    Descriptive name

Code

DG01    Drawing Character Wùf,g & c,2

DG02    Drawing Character Wùf,g & c,11

DG03    Drawing Character 2,11 & Wùc,g

DG04    Drawing Character 2,11 & Wùf,c

DG05    Drawing Character 2,f,11

DG06    Drawing Character 2,g,11

DG07    Drawing Character f,11,g

DG08    Drawing Character f,2,g

DG09    Drawing Character f,2

DG10    Drawing Character g,2

DG11    Drawing Character f,11

DG12    Drawing Character g,11

DG13    Drawing Character Wùf,g & 2,11

DG14    Drawing Character 2,11

DG15    Drawing Character f,g

Name    Descriptive name

Code

DG16    Drawing Character 11,c,g

DG17    Drawing Character f,c,11

DG18    Drawing Character 2,c,g

DG19    Drawing Character f,c,2

DG20    Drawing Character 2,11 & c,g

DG21    Drawing Character 2,11 & f,c

DG22    Drawing Character f,g & c, 11

DG23    Drawing Character f,g & c,2

DG24    Drawing Character f,g & 2,11

DG25    Drawing Character f,g (with arrow head on right)

DG26    Drawing Character f,g (with arrow head on left)

DG27    Drawing Character 2,11 (with arrow head on top)





Name    Descriptive name

Code

DG28    Drawing Character 2,11 (with arrow head on bottom)

DG29    Drawing Character (centre small dot)

DG30    Drawing Character (centre large dot)

DG31    Drawing Character (centre large hollow dot)

DG32    Drawing Character (speckled character)

DG33    Drawing Character 3,10

DG34    Drawing Character 1,12

DG35    Drawing Character Wù2,11

DG36    Drawing Character Wùf,g

DG37    Drawing Character Wù11,c,g

DG38    Drawing Character Wùf,c,11

Name    Descriptive name

Code

DG39    Drawing Character Wù2,c,g

DG40    Drawing Character Wùf,c,2

DG41    Drawing Character Wù2,11 & Wùc,g

DG42    Drawing Character Wù2,11 & Wùf,c

DG43    Drawing Character Wùf,g & Wùc,11

DG44    Drawing Character Wùf,g & Wùc,2

DG45    Drawing Character Wùf,g & Wù2,11

DG46    Drawing Character Wù2,11 & c,g

DG47    Drawing Character Wù2,11 & f,c

DG48    Drawing Character f,g & Wùc,11

DG49    Drawing Character f,g & Wùc,2

DG50    Drawing Character Wù2, 11 & f,g

    Note ù The name codes DG33 to DG50 are introduced here since
name codes for these characters are not included in either the ISO registry or
in CCITT Recommendation T.101.

I.11    Repertoire 11 ù Special mosaics

    A number of special mosaic shapes exist in the various data syntaxes.
These special mosaic shapes are generally unique and occur in only one of
the terminal data syntaxes. The presentation of these characters must be
converted so that their presentation effect may be achieved in another termi-
nal data syntax.

Name    Descriptive name

Code

MS02    CentreùSmallùSquare

MS13    OpenùLeftùHalfùOval

MS14    FilledùLeftùHalfùOval



Name    Descriptive name

Code

MS15    ReverseùLeftùHalfùOval

MS29    OpenùRightùHalfùOval

MS30    FilledùRightùHalfùOval

MS31    ReverseùRightùHalfùOval

APPENDIX II

(to Recommendation T.101)

Default states of the interworking data syntax

    The Interworking Data Syntax permits a choice of the default states to
be established. These defaults correspond to the default states of the
terminal oriented data syntaxes corresponding to the source of the
data. Referencing Tables IIù1/T.101 to IIù3/T.101 provides a con-
venient way of establishing the states required for interworking with a
particular source of data. Only three default tables are described
below. If a particular profile of a data syntax does not correspond
exactly to the default table given below, then explicit state vector
commands may be used to alter the particular states which are differ-
ent.

    The default tables include the default values for the function and
parameters of the data syntax as well as the default boundary condi-
tions. The Terminal Model Precedence indicator is always assumed to
be initially ô1ö, and of course at the initial point, or at a reset, all glo-
bal variables are assumed to be altered.

    Note ù In Tables IIù2/T.101 below a question mark ô(?)ö implies that the
information for that entry in the table needs to be confirmed. A question
mark alone indicates that the information needs to be supplied in a future
version of the document.

TABLE IIù1/T.101

DefaultùsetùI: defaults corresponding to Data Syntax I



Default boundary condition values

     ù ScreenùDimensions

 ù 0.969, 0.797

     ù ColourùMapùLimit

 ù 16

     ù PresentationùSubùArea

 ù full screen

     ù CharùModeùConstraints

 ù 15.5, 8

     ù CoordinateùLimitùPoly-
gon

 ù 256 (fill form)

     ù CoordinateùLimitù
Spline

 ù not applicable

     ù PresentationùResolution

 ù 248, 204 (basic rank)

    ù MacroùSegùMemoryù
Limit

 ù 3072 bytes (min)

    ù DRCSùMemoryùLimit

 ù 416 bytes (min)

 Default presentation parameters

    currentùtextùposition

ù upper left corner

    currentùforegroundùcolour

ù white

    currentùauxilaryùcolour

ù blue reduced intensity

    liningùstate

ù off

    flashùblinkùstate

ù off

    basicùcharùsizeùstate

ù char=normal 16/256, 24/256

    colouringùblockùstate

ù 4/256, 4/256

    concealùstate

ù off

    charùinvertùboxùstate

ù off

    charùmarkingùstate

ù not applicable

    screenùprotectionùstate

ù protect

    displayùcontrolùstate

ù scroll=off

    deviceùcontrolùstate

ù not applicable

    cursorùcontrolùstate

ù not applicable

    currentùgeometricùposition

ù lower left corner

    geometricùcontrolù1ù
state

ù line texture=solid,

    texture pattern=solid

    highlight=off

    logical pel=0,0

    geometricùcontrolù2ù
state

ù not applicable

    waitùstate

ù none

    generalùtextùstate

ù not applicable

    pùtextùstate

ù char rotation=0

     char path=right

    char spacing=1

    cursor=underscore

    interrow=single space

    geometricùtextùstate

ù not applicable

    DRCSùdefinitionùstate

ù none

    macroùdefinitionùstate

ù none

    textureùpatternùstate

ù not applicable

    musicùpartùmemoryù
state

ù musical tone=fixed

ù musical control=fixed

    part memory=none

    animationùconfigurationù
state

ù no animation frames

    frame order=normal

    workstationùconfigura-
tionùstate

ù not applicable

TABLE IIù1/T.101 (cont.)





Default colour map ù Data Syntax I



Colour value



Map address

R

G

B



 black

  0

 0000

 0001

 0001

 0001

 red

  1

 0001

 1111

 0000

 0000

 green

  2

 0010

 0000

 1111

 0000

 yellow

  3

 0011

 1111

 1111

 0000

 blue

  4

 0100

 0000

 0000

 1111

 magenta

  5

 0101

 1111

 0000

 1111

 cyan

  6

 0110

 0000

 1111

 1111

 white

  7

 0111

 1111

 1111

 1111

 transparent

  8

 1000

 0000

 0000

 0000

 RI red

  9

 1001

 0111

 0000

 0000

 RI green

 10

 1010

 0000

 0111

 0000

 RI yellow

 11

 1011

 0111

 0111

 0000

 RI blue

 12

 1100

 0000

 0000

 0111

 RI magenta

 13

 1101

 0111

 0000

 0111

 RI cyan

 14

 1110

 0000

 0111

 0111

 grey

 15

 1111

 0111

 0111

 0111

TABLE IIù2/T.101

DefaultùsetùII: defaults corresponding to Data Syntax II



Default boundary condition values

     ù ScreenùDimensions

 ù 1, 1

     ù ColourùMapùLimit

 ù 32

    ù PresentationùSubùArea

 ù not applicable

     ù CharùModeùConstraints

 ù 40, 24

     ù CoordinateùLimitùPoly-
gon

 ù 128

     ù CoordinateùLimitùPoly-
curve

 ù not applicable

     ù PresentationùResolution

 ù (?)

     ù MacroùSegùMemoryù
Limit

 ù (?)

     ù DRCSùMemoryùLimit

 ù 2048 bytes

     ù Direct Colours

 ù 8 colours

 Default presentation parameters

    currentùtextùposition

 ù upper left corner

     currentùforegroundùcolour

 ù white

     currentùauxiliaryùcolour

 ù transparent

     liningùstate

 ù off

     flashùblinkùstate

 ù off

     basicùcharùsizeùstate

 ù 1/40, 5/128, 40 char/24 rows

     concealùstate

 ù off

     charùinvertùboxùstate

 ù off

    charùmarkingùstate

 ù off

     screenùprotectionùstate

 ù not protected

     displayùcontrolùstate

 ù Implicit scrolling activated. No
defined scrolling area.

     deviceùcontrolùstate

 ù display device=on

    auxiliary device=off

    recording device=stop

    hard copy device=stop

     cursorùcontrolùstate

 ù off

    geometricùcontrolù1ù
state

 ù not applicable

    geometricùcontrolù2ù
state

     ù ClippingùRectangle

 0.0, 0.0 and 1.0, 1.0

    ù deferralùmode

 asap

    ù FillùAreaùColourù
Index

 1

    ù FillùAreaùInteriorù
Style

 hollow

    ù FillùAreaùStyleùIndex

 1

    ù SetùHighlighting

 off

    ù implicitùregeneration

 allowed

    ù LineùType

 solid

    ù LineùWidthùScaleù
Factor

 1.0

    ù MarkerùSizeùScaleù
Factor

 1.0

    ù MarkerùType

 asterisk

    ù PatternùVectors

 0.0, 1.0 and 1.0, 0.0

    ù PolylineùColourùIndex

 1

    ù PolymarkerùColourù
Index

 1

    ù regenerationùflag

 postpone

    ù WsùViewport

 the largest square which fits into
the display area

    ù WsùWindow

 0.0, 0.0 and 1.0, 1.0

    ù workstationùidentifier

 0

    geometricùtextùstate

    ù CharùExpansionùFactor

 1.0

     ù CharùSpacing(continous)

 0.0

     ù CharùRotation(conti-
nous)

 0.0, 7.0/320.0 and 7.0/320.0, 0.0

     ù TextùAlignment

 normal, normal

    ù TextùColourùIndex

 1



TABLE IIù2/T.101 (cont.)



ù TextùPrecision

 string

 ù CharùPath

 charùpathùright

 FillùPatternùControl

 ù PatternùRepresenta-
tion

 deltaùx

 1

 deltaùy

 1

 patternùcellùdata

 1

 patternùindex

 1

 DRCSùdefinitionù
state

 ù none defined

 macroùdefinitionù
state

 ù not applicable

 textureùpatternùstate

 ù ?

 musicùpartùmem-
oryùstate

 ù not applicable

 animationùconfigura-
tionùstate

 ù not applicable

 SegmentùControlù
State

 ù SegmentùPriority

 0.0

 ù SegmentùTrans-
formùMatrix

 1.0; 0.0; 0.0

 ù segmentùvisibility

 visible



 Default colour map ù Data Syntax II



Map address

 Colour value







R

G

B



 black

  0

 00000

 000000

 000000

 000000

 red

  1

 00001

 111111

 000000

 000000

 green

  2

 00010

 000000

 111111

 000000

 yellow

  3

 00011

 111111

 111111

 000000

 blue

  4

 00100

 000000

 000000

 111111

 magenta

  5

 00101

 111111

 000000

 111111

 cyan

  6

 00110

 000000

 111111

 111111

 white

  7

 00111

 111111

 111111

 111111

 transparent

  8

 01000

 ùùù

 ùùù

 ùùù

 RI red

  9

 01001

 011111

 000000

 000000

 RI green

 10

 01010

 000000

 011111

 000000

 RI yellow

 11

 01011

 011111

 011111

 000000

 RI blue

 12

 01100

 000000

 000000

 011111

 RI magenta

 13

 01101

 011111

 000000

 011111

 RI cyan

 14

 01110

 000000

 011111

 011111

 grey

 15

 01111

 011111

 011111

 011111

 black

 16

 10000

 000000

 000000

 000000

 red

 17

 10001

 111111

 000000

 000000

 green

 18

 10010

 000000

 111111

 000000

 yellow

 19

 10011

 111111

 111111

 000000

 blue

 20

 10100

 000000

 000000

 111111

 magenta

 21

 10101

 111111

 000000

 111111

 cyan

 22

 10110

 000000

 111111

 111111

 white

 23

 10111

 111111

 111111

 111111

 black

 24

 11000

 000000

 000000

 000000

 red

 25

 11001

 111111

 000000

 000000

 green

 26

 11010

 000000

 111111

 000000

 yellow

 27

 11011

 111111

 111111

 000000

 blue

 28

 11100

 000000

 000000

 111111

 magenta

 29

 11101

 111111

 000000

 111111

 cyan

 30

 11110

 000000

 111111

 111111

 white

 31

 11111

 111111

 111111

 111111

TABLE IIù3/T.101

DefaultùsetùIII: defaults corresponding to Data Syntax III



Default boundary condition values

     ù ScreenùDimensions

ù 0.9999, 0.78125

     ù ColourùMapùLimit

ù 16

    ù PresentationùSubùArea

ù full screen

    ù CharùModeùConstraints

ù 40, 20

     ù CoordinateùLimitùPoly-
gon

ù 256

     ù CoordinateùLimitùPoly-
curve

ù 256

    ù PresentationùResolution

ù 256, 200 (nominal)

     ù MacroùSegùMemoryù
Limit

ù 3072 bytes

     ù DRCSùMemoryùLimit

ù 3072 bytes (shared with Macro)

 Default presentation parameters

     currentùtextùposition

ù lower left corner

    currentùforegroundùcolour

ù colour=white

ù mode=direct

     currentùauxilaryùcolour

ù none

    liningùstate

ù off

     flashùblinkùstate

ù off

     basicùcharùsizeùstate

ù dx=1/40, dy=1/128

     concealùstate

ù not applicable

     charùinvertùboxùstate

ù char=normal size,

    invert=off,

    box (transparent)=off

    charùmarkingùstate

ù not applicable

     screenùprotectionùstate

ù protected

     displayùcontrolùstate

ù scroll=off

     deviceùcontrolùstate

ù not applicable

     cursorùcontrolùstate

ù off (invisible)

     geometricùcontrolù1ù
state

ù line texture=solid

    texture pattern=solid

    texture mask=1/40, 5/128

    highlight=off

    logical pel=0,0

     geometricùcontrolù2ù
state

ù not applicable

     waitùstate

ù none

     generalùtextùstate

ù char rotation=0

    char path=right

     char spacing=1

    cursor=underscore

    interrow=single space

     pùtextùstate

ù not applicable

     geometricùtextùstate

ù not applicable

     DRCSùdefinitionùstate

ù none defined

     macroùdefinitionùstate

ù none defined

     textureùpatternùstate

ù none defined

     musicùpartùmemoryù
state

ù not applicable

    animationùconfigurationù
state

ù not applicable

     workstationùconfigura-
tionùstate

ù not applicable



TABLE IIù3/T.101 (cont.)



Default colour map ù Data Syntax I



Colour value



Map address

R

G

B



 nominal black

  0

 0000

 000

 000

 000

  1

 0001

 001

 001

001



  2

 0010

 010

 010

 010

 grey

  3

 0011

 011

 011

 011



  4

 100

 100

 100

100



  5

 0101

 101

 101

101

  6

 110

 110

 110

110

 nominal
white

  7

 0111

 111

 111

 111

  8

 1000

 000

 111

111



  9

1001

 101

 111

111

10

 1010

 111

 100

100

 hues

 11

 1011

 010

 111

 000

 12

 1100

 111

 000

000

 13

 1101

 010

 000

000

 14

 1110

 000

 100

100

 15

 1111

 000

 111

111