• CCITT Rec. T.50 (11/1988) – INTERNATIONAL ALPHABET No. 5
  • Introduction
  • 1 Scope and field of application
  • 2 Conformance and implementation
    • 2.1 Conformance
    • 2.2 Implementation
  • 3 Definitions
    • 3.1 bit combination
    • 3.2 character
    • 3.3 coded character set; code
    • 3.4 code extension
    • 3.5 code table
    • 3.6 control character
    • 3.7 control function
    • 3.8 graphic character
    • 3.9 position
  • 4 Specification of the coded character set
    • 4.1 Control characters
    • 4.2 Character SPACE
    • 4.3 Graphic characters
  • 5 Composite graphic characters
  • 6 Versions of the coded character set
    • 6.1 General
    • 6.2 National versions
    • 6.3 Application-orientated versions
    • 6.4 International Reference Version (IRV)
  • 7 Code tables
  • 8 Description of the control characters
    • 8.1 ACK Acknowledge
    • 8.2 BEL Bell
    • 8.3 BS Backspace
    • 8.4 CAN Cancel
    • 8.5 CR Carriage Return
    • 8.6 DC1 Device Control One
    • 8.7 DC2 Device Control Two
    • 8.8 DC3 Device Control Three
    • 8.9 DC4 Device Control Four
    • 8.10 DEL Delete
    • 8.11 DLE Data Link Escape
    • 8.12 EM End of Medium
    • 8.13 ENQ Enquiry
    • 8.14 EOT End Of Transmission
    • 8.15 ESC Escape
    • 8.16 ETB End of Transmission Block
    • 8.17 ETX End of Text
    • 8.18 FF Form Feed
    • 8.19 HT Horizontal Tabulation
    • 8.20 IS1 (US) Information Separator One (Unit Separator)
    • 8.21 IS2 (RS) Information Separator Two (Record Separator)
    • 8.22 IS3 (GS) Information Separator Three (Group Separator)
    • 8.23 IS4 (FS) Information Separator Four (File Separator)
    • 8.24 LF Line Feed
    • 8.25 NAK Negative Acknowledge
    • 8.26 NUL Null
    • 8.27 SI Shift-In
    • 8.28 SO Shift-Out
    • 8.29 SOH Start Of Heading
    • 8.30 STX Start of Text
    • 8.31 SUB Substitute character
    • 8.32 SYN Synchronous idle
    • 8.33 VT Vertical Tabulation
  • APPENDIX I – Guidelines for standards derived from Recommendation T.50 (ISO Standard 646)
  • I.1 General
  • I.2 Structure of a standard