27 May
2013
27 May
'13
1:02 a.m.
On 05/26/2013 05:11 PM, Richard wrote:
Lots of terminals used encodings for foreign character
sets. In the
documentation I've read, they simply have a table showing the
encoding. I don't recall reading references to any sort of standard
for the encoding scheme. For instance, HP 2645A had versions that
supported a national character set, including a Swedish one designated
2645S.
You miss my question, I think, Richard.
What I really want to know is "What is the corresponding PAL standard
that corresponds to EIA/CEA 608 in the US? Is there an ETSI document
that describes it?
If you're not familiar with EIA/CEA-608 and you have an interest in
terminal protocols, you're missing out on what used to be the most
common protocol (with the largest market) of any single
protocol--closed-caption TV.
--Chuck