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Telepen is defined as one
dimensional barcode symbology having the capability to
encode full range of ASCII characters. Telepen barcode
holds a checksum digit and extended in 1972 in UK.
Telepen can also be identified with Telepen Barcode,
Telepen Numeric, Telepen Full ASCII, and SB Electronic
Systems Barcode.
Character set of Telepen
The character set of Telepen is
consists of subsequent parts:
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Numbers (0-9)
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Small letters (a-z) and Capital letters (A-Z)
·
Punctuation Marks
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Non-printable control characters such as
carriage-return, line-feed, horizontal tab,etc.
Telepen barcode symbology has two diverse modes:
1.
Alphanumeric mode
2.
Numeric-only mode
Structure of Telepen
Telepen defines four basic modules:
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Narrow bar-narrow space designed for bit 1
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Wide bar-narrow space intended for bit sequence 00
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Wide bar-wide space used for bit sequence 010
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Narrow bar-wide space meant for bit sequence 01 or 10
(the sense vary, as a result 01110 is encoded as 01 1 10
where first and third module is identical).
The plan allows encoding all even parity bytes
and proficient to still be employed for never-ending bit
stream.
Applications of Telepen
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Used in a variety of countries and
chiefly in
UK.
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Telepen is also applied in universities and other
academic libraries.
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Military areas also implement
Telepen.
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