From ynk@osa.ilab.toshiba.co.jp Wed Dec 23 05:13:43 1992 Received: from iselgw.ilab.toshiba.co.jp ([133.196.1.31]) by dkuug.dk with SMTP id AA20239 (5.65c8/IDA-1.4.4j for ); Wed, 23 Dec 1992 05:13:43 +0100 Received: by TOSHIBA ISEL gateway (5.67+1.6W-MX); Wed, 23 Dec 92 13:13:42 JST +0900 Received: from ca1a.osa.ilab.toshiba.co.jp (ca1a) by yngicsl.ilab.toshiba.co.jp (5.67+1.6W/6.4J.6-ilab_1.20) id AA19298; Wed, 23 Dec 92 13:13:20 JST Received: by ca1a.osa.ilab.toshiba.co.jp (4.1/6.4J.6-ilab_1.0) id AA00592; Wed, 23 Dec 92 13:15:17 JST Return-Path: Message-Id: <9212230415.AA00592@ca1a.osa.ilab.toshiba.co.jp> To: i18n@dkuug.dk From: ynk@ome.toshiba.co.jp (Yasushi Nakahara) Subject: Coded Character Sets in ISO International Register Reply-To: ynk@ome.toshiba.co.jp Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 13:01:56 JST X-Charset: ASCII X-Char-Esc: 29 Dear i18n experts worldwide: For your information, I'm enclosing a list of "internationally authorized" coded character sets in ISO International Register (ISO-IR) as of September, 1992. As you may have already known, some levels of ISO 10646-1 (UCS) are now also registered in the ISO-IR. See the attached list for more details. Please understand that the following are my intention of this distribution. - I would like to share ISO-IR information with all concerned people. - Since my list of ISO-IR has some missing information and may have wrong information, I would like to collect and correct them by your feedback. In particular, I would like to ask you the following things. a) I've heard that ISO 646-IRV has been updated in 1991 (in a upward compatible manner) to be exactly the same as "ASCII". However, I have received no information from ECMA or ISO about a registration update of ISO 646-IRV with an appropriate "revision" escape sequence. Does anyone know detailed information about this? b) The ISO-IR Update September 1992 does not include new Asian coded character sets such as: - KS C 5657-1991 (Korean new standard) - GB 7589-87, GB 7590-87, GB 8565-89, GB 12345-90 (Chinese new standards) Does anybody know the current status of these sets in their registration process? c) I know the fact that Taiwan has several regional standards of their character sets such as TCA-CNS 11643 family, unfortunately which are not registered in the ISO-IR for political reasons. However, I've also heard that they are using some private escape sequences for such coded character sets in accordance with ISO 2022. Could anyone provide me such escape sequences for Taiwanese sets? - I'm so curious to know correspondence between ISO 10646/MBP (or Unicode V1.1) and such already-registered coded character sets in the ISO-IR that I would like to collect the following information from your voluntary feedback. 1) What coded character sets (code-sets) in the ISO-IR you usually use and what code-sets should be supported in your country/region or in your company? 2) If your major code-sets are not registered in the ISO-IR, what are they? Well-known examples are EBCDIC, Taiwanese code-sets and Shift-JIS. 3) Mapping of such code-sets to/from ISO 10646-1. For example, does the code-set have a unique subset ID of 10646? Or, such code conversions can be easily done by simple algorithms? 4) Another information such as "language" and "territory" for which the designated code-sets are used. For your help, let me show you a Japanese example; Language Territory Code-Sets 10646 mapping (ISO 639) (ISO 3166) (ISO IR) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Japanese JAPAN IR-14 (JIS X0201 Roman) easy IR-13 (JIS X0201 Katakana) somehow IR-42 or IR-87 or IR-168 difficult (JIS X0208 Japanese) IR-159 (JIS X0212 Japanese) difficult I'm looking forward to your active feedback. Taking this opportunity, I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Best Regards, Yasushi Nakahara TOSHIBA Corp. Phone: +81 428-32-0722 Fax: +81 428-32-0408 Email: ynk@ome.toshiba.co.jp | ..!tsbome!ynk | y.nakahara@ui.org | y.nakahara@xopen.co.uk =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER 1992 Version Yasushi Nakahara TOSHIBA This document is intended to make a complete list of the existing coded character sets that are registered in the ISO document "INTERNATIONAL REGISTER OF CODED CHARACTER SETS TO BE USED WITH ESCAPE SEQUENCES" (maintained by ECMA *1 , Switzerland). Note that these coded character sets are designed based on ISO 2022 *2 and are registered in accordance with ISO 2375 *3. Section 1 summarizes ISO 2022 Escape Sequence and Section 2 provides a complete list of coded character sets registered in the ISO International Register (ISO IR). Finaly, in Section 3 identification rules of ISO IR is excerpted from ISO 2375. 1. Summary of ISO 2022 Escape Sequence o Escape Sequence for 94-Character Graphic Character Sets G0 ESC 2/8 F : ESC '(' F G1 ESC 2/9 F : ESC ')' F G2 ESC 2/10 F : ESC '*' F G3 ESC 2/11 F : ESC '+' F o Escape Sequence for 96-Character Graphic Character Sets G1 ESC 2/13 F : ESC '-' F G2 ESC 2/14 F : ESC '.' F G3 ESC 2/15 F : ESC '/' F __________ *1. European Computer Manufactures Association *2. ISO 2022, ISO 7-bit and 8-bit coded characters - Code extension techniques. *3. ISO 2375, Procedure for registration of escape sequences September 1992 Update -1- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER o Escape Sequence for Multiple-Byte Graphic Character Sets G0 ESC 2/4 F : ESC '$' F ESC 2/4 2/8 F : ESC '$' '(' F G1 ESC 2/4 2/9 F : ESC '$' ')' F G2 ESC 2/4 2/10 F : ESC '$' '*' F G3 ESC 2/4 2/11 F : ESC '$' '+' F o Escape Sequence for C0 Control Character Sets C0 ESC 2/1 F : ESC '!' F o Escape Sequence for C1 Control Character Sets C1 ESC 2/2 F : ESC '"' F o Escape Sequence for Other Coding Systems [A means to designate and invoke a coding system different from that of ISO 2022] Standard Return Means: ESC 2/5 4/0 : ESC '%' '@' Other Coding System with Standard Return: ESC 2/5 (In Im) F : ESC '%' (...) F Other Coding System without Standard Return: ESC 2/5 2/15 F : ESC '%' '/' F o Escape Sequence of Revisions ESC 2/6 F : ESC '&' F [ ESC 2/6 F, when used, shall immediately precede a designating escape sequence and indicate a revision of a registered set. F specifies the revision number 1 to 63 by taking values 4/0 to 7/14. For example: ESC 2/6 4/0 ESC 2/4 4/2 : designate JIS X 0208 Revision 1 to G0.] September 1992 Update -2- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER 2. List of Coded Character Sets in the ISO International Register The following is a list of coded character sets in the ISO International Register. The list consists of the the following columns. o Reg.Date : Date of registration of the coded character set o Reg# : Registration number of the coded character set o Type : Type of the coded character set C0 Control Character set for C0 C1 Control Character set for C1 SB94 Single-byte Graphic Character set with 94 character grids SB96 Single-byte Graphic Character set with 96 character grids MB94 Multi-byte Graphic Character set with 94 x 94 character grids SCF Single Control Functions Other1 Other Coding Systems with standard return Other2 Other Coding Systems without standard return o Contents : Brief description of the coded character set. National Register Number may optionally be addressed. o Final byte : Final character of the escape sequence (F) for the coded character set. Entire sequence is determined by the type of the set and the designation area like C0, C1, G0, G1, G2 and G3. For a revision of a registered set, the revision number is also indicated in the Final Byte column as follows: F (R) ; F is the final character and R is the revision number. Refer to Section 1 for the actual sequences. o Page# : This denotes the page number in the ISO International Register document, where the coded character set is described in detail. For example, 3.469 means Chapter 3 and Page 469 in that document. Note that Annex B.3 "Identification of Registration" of ISO 2375 describes: Registrations should be identified by " ISO-IR" followed by the registration number. Example: ISO-IR 16 means the particular ISO 646 version for the Portuguese language registered on December 30, 1976 with the registration number 16. September 1992 Update -3- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte ___________________________________________________________________________ 1975.12.01 1 C0 C0 Set of ISO 646 4/0 4.2 1975.12.01 2 SB94 IRV of ISO 646 4/0 3.2 3 ? 1975.12.01 4 SB94 ISO 646, British Version 4/1 3.8 BSI 4730 5 ? 1975.12.01 6 SB94 ISO 646, USA Version 4/2 3.14 X3.4 - 1968 1975.12.01 7 C0 NAPS, C0 Set 4/1 4.9 1975.12.01 8-1 SB94 NATS, Primary Set 4/3 3.20 for Finland and Sweden 1975.12.01 8-2 SB94 NATS, Secondary Set 4/4 3.28 for Finland and Sweden 1975.12.01 9-1 SB94 NATS, Primary Set 4/5 3.31 for Denmark and Norway 1975.12.01 9-2 SB94 NATS, Secondary Set 4/6 3.39 for Denmark and Norway 1975.12.01 10 SB94 ISO 646, Swedish Version 4/7 3.42 SEN 85020 (Ann. B) 1975.12.01 11 SB94 ISO 646, Swedish Version for 4/8 3.49 Names. SEN 850200 (Ann. C) 12 ? 1975.12.01 13 SB94 Katakana Character Set 4/9 3.56 JIS C 6220-1969 1975.12.01 14 SB94 ISO 646, Japanese Version 4/10 3.61 for Roman Characters JIS C 6220-1969 1976.02.01 15 SB94 ISO 646, Version for Italian 5/9 3.68 ECMA (Olivetti) 1975.12.01 16 SB94 ISO 646,Version for Portuguese 4/12 3.163 ECMA (Olivetti) 1976.02.01 17 SB94 ISO 646, Version for Spanish 5/10 3.73 ECMA (Olivetti) 1976.02.01 18 SB94 Character Set for Greek 5/11 3.78 ECMA (Olivetti) 1976.02.01 19 SB94 Latin-Greek Character Set 5/12 3.83 ECMA (Olivetti) 20 ? 1975.12.01 21 SB94 ISO 646, German Version 4/11 3.88 DIN 66003 22 ? 23 ? 24 ? 1975.12.01 25 SB94 ISO 646, French Version 5/2 3.93 NF Z 62010-1973 1976.03.25 26 C0 IPTC, C0 Set 4/3 4.14 1976.04.01 27 SB94 Latin-Greek Character Set, 5/5 3.100 ECMA (Honeywell-Bull) 28 ? 29 ? 30 ? September 1992 Update -4- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte ____________________________________________________________________________ 1976.08.13 31 SB94 Greek Character Set 5/8 3.105 for Bibliography, ISO 5428 1976.12.30 32 SCF DISABLE MANUAL INPUT (DMI), 6/0 5.1 ECMA-48 (1986) 1976.12.30 33 SCF INTERRUPT (INT), 6/1 5.2 ECMA-48 (1986) 1976.12.30 34 SCF ENABLE MANUAL INPUT (EMI), 6/2 5.3 ECMA-48 (1986) 1976.12.30 35 SCF RESET TO INITIAL STATE (RIS), 6/3 5.4 ECMA-48 (1986) 1977.10.15 36 C0 C0 Set of ISO 646 with SS2 4/4 4.18 instead of IS4 19879.05.30 37 SB94 Basic Cyrillic Character Set, 4/14 3.112 ECMA (Cii Honeywell-Bull) and ISO 5427 1979.06.15 38 SB94 Extended Graphic Character Set 4/15 3.112 for Bibliography, DIN 31624 1979.06.15 39 SB94 Character Set for African 4/13 3.123 Languages, DIN 31625 and ISO 6438 1979.07.15 40 C1 Additional Control Functions 4/5 4.25 for Bibliographic Use according to DIN 31626 41 ? 1979.12.30 42 MB94 Japanese Character Set 4/0 3.128 JIS C 6226-1978 43 ? 44 ? 45 ? 46 ? 1981.06.01 47 SB94 Character Set for Viewdata and 5/6 3.143 Teletext (UK) 1981.07.15 48 C0 INIS, Control Set 4/2 4.29 1981.07.15 49 SB94 INIS, Sub-set of the IRV 5/7 3.148 1981.07.15 50 SB94 INIS, Non-standard Extension 5/13 3.153 of Reg.49 1981.07.15 51 SB94 INIS, Cyrillic Extension of 5/14 3.158 Reg.49 52 ? 1982.06.01 53 SB94 Extended Graphic Character Set 5/0 3.168 for Bibliography ISO 5416-1980 1982.06.01 54 SB94 Extension of the Cyrillic 5/1 3.174 Character Set of Reg.37, ISO 5427-1981 1982.06.01 55 SB94 Greek Character Set 5/3 3.180 for Bibliography, ISO 5428-1980 1982.06.01 56 C1 Attribute Control Set for UK 4/0 4.32 Videotex. British Telecom September 1992 Update -5- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte ___________________________________________________________________________ 1982.06.01 57 SB94 Coded Character Set 5/4 3.186 for Information Interchange, Chinese Standard GB 1988-80 1982.06.01 58 MB94 Chinese Character Set, 4/1 3.191 Chinese Standard GB 2312-80 1982.06.01 59 SB94 Arabic Character Set CODAR-U 5/15 3.206 IERA (Morocco) 1982.06.01 60 SB94 ISO 646, Norwegian Version 6/0 3.211 NS 4551 1982.06.01 61 SB94 Norwegian Character Set, 6/1 3.216 Version 2, NS 4551 1982.08.20 62 SCF LOCKING-SHIFT TWO (LS2), 6/14 5.5 ISO 2022, ECMA-48 (1986) 1982.08.20 63 SCF LOCKING-SHIFT THREE (LS3), 6/15 5.6 ISO 2022, ECMA-48 (1986) 1982.08.20 64 SCF LOCKING-SHIFT THREE RIGHT 7/12 5.7 (LS3R), ISO 2022, ECMA-48 (1986) 1982.08.20 65 SCF LOCKING-SHIFT TWO RIGHT 7/13 5.8 (LS2R), ISO 2022, ECMA-48 (1986) 1982.08.20 66 SCF LOCKING-SHIFT ONE RIGHT (LS1R) 7/14 5.9 ISO 2022, ECMA-48 (1986) 1983.06.01 67 C1 Additional Control Functions 4/2 4.38 for Bibliographic Use according to ISO 6630 1983.06.01 68 SB94 APL Character Set, 6/5 3.221 Canadian APL WG 1983.06.01 69 SB94 ISO 646, French Version 6/6 3.227 NF Z 62010-1982 1983.10.01 70 SB94 Supplementary Set for Videotex 6/2 3.232 CCITT 1983.10.01 71 SB94 Second Supplementary Set 6/3 3.238 for Videotex (Mosaic), CCITT 1983.10.01 72 SB94 Third Supplementary Set 6/4 3.243 for Videotex (Mosaic), CCITT 1983.10.01 73 C1 Attribute Control Set 4/1 4.42 for Videotex, CCITT 1983.10.01 74 C0 C0 for Japanese Standard 4/6 4.48 JIS C 6225-1979 75 ? 76 ? 1983.10.01 77 C1 C1 Control Set of ISO 6429- 4/3 4.55 1983 78 ? 79 ? 80 ? 81 ? 82 ? 83 ? September 1992 Update -6- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte ___________________________________________________________________________ 1984.07.01 84 SB94 ISO 646, Version for 6/7 3.248 Portuguese, ECMA (IBM) 1984.07.01 85 SB94 ISO 646, Version for the 6/8 3.253 Spanish languages, ECMA (IBM) 1984.07.01 86 SB94 ISO 646, Hungarian Version 6/9 3.258 Hungarian Standard 7795/3 1984.07.01 87 MB94 Japanese Character Set, 4/2 3.263 JIS C 6226-1983 1984.07.01 88 SB94 Greek Character Set 6/10 3.277 ELOT, Hellenic Organization for Standardization 1985.01.01 89 SB94 7-bit Arabic Code 6/11 3.282 for Information Interchange, Arab Standard ASMO-449, ISO 9036 1985.01.01 90 SB94 Supplementary Set for Use with 6/12 3.287 Reg.2 1985.04.01 91 SB94 Japanese OCR-A Graphic Set 6/13 3.293 JIS C 6229-1984 1985.08.01 92 SB94 Japanese OCR-B Graphic Set 6/14 3.299 JIS C 6229-1984 1985.08.01 93 SB94 Japanese OCR-B, Additional 6/15 3.305 Graphic Set JIS C 6229-1984 1985.08.01 94 SB94 Japanese Basic Hand-printed 7/0 3.310 Graphic Character Set for OCR JIS C 6229-1984 1985.08.01 95 SB94 Japanese Additional Hand- 7/1 3.316 printed Graphic Character Set for OCR, JIS C 6229-1984 1985.08.01 96 SB94 Katakana Hand-printed Graphic 7/2 3.318 Character Set for OCR, JIS C 6229-1984 97 ? 1985.08.01 98 SB94 E13B Graphic Character Set, 7/3 3.323 Japanese National Committee for ISO/TC97/SC2 1985.08.01 99 SB94 Supplementary Set of Graphic 7/4 3.328 Characters for Videotex and Teletex ANSI and CSA 1986.02.01 100 SB96 Right-Hand Part of Latin 4/1 3.352 Alphabet No.1, ISO 8859/1, ECMA-94 1986.02.01 101 SB96 Right-Hand Part of Latin 4/2 3.358 Alphabet No.2, ISO 8859/2, ECMA-94 1985.08.01 102 SB94 Teletex Primary Set of Graphic 7/5 3.334 Characters, CCITT Rec. T.61 September 1992 Update -7- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte _____________________________________________________________________________ 1985.08.01 103 SB94 Teletex Supplementary Set of 7/6 3.340 Graphic Characters, CCITT Rec. T.61 1985.08.01 104 C0 Minimum C0 Set for ISO 4873 4/7 4.62 1985.08.01 105 C1 Minimum C1 Set for ISO 4873 4/7 4.65 1985.08.01 106 C0 Teletex Primary Set of Control 4/5 4.68 Functions CCITT Rec. T.61 1985.08.01 107 C1 Teletex Supplementary Set of 4/8 4.72 Control Functions CCITT Rec. T.61 1985.08.01 108 Other1 Syntax of North American 4/1 6.1 Videotex/Teletex Presentation Level Protocol (NAPLPS), ANSI X3.110-1983, CSA T 500-1983 1986.02.01 109 SB96 Right-Hand Part of Latin 4/3 3.364 Alphabet No.3, ISO DIS 8859/3, ECMA-94 1986.02.01 110 SB96 Right-Hand Part of Latin 4/4 3.370 Alphabet No.4, ISO DIS 8859/4, ECMA-94 1985.08.01 111 SB96 Right-Hand Part of 4/0 3.346 Latin/Cyrillic Alphabet, ECMA-113 (Version of June 1986) 112 ? 113 ? 114 ? 115 ? 116 ? 117 ? 118 ? 119 ? 120 ? 1986.02.01 121 SB94 Alternate Primary Graphic Set 7/7 3.376 No.1 CSA Standard Z 243.4-1985 1986.02.01 122 SB94 Alternate Primary Graphic Set 7/8 3.382 No.2, CSA Standard Z 243.4-1985 1986.02.01 123 SB96 General Purpose Supplementary 4/5 3.388 Graphic Set, CSA Standard Z 243.4-1985 1986.02.01 124 C1 Upward Compatible Version of 4/2 (4/0) 4.76 ISO 6630 (Registration 67) 1986.11.30 125 Other1 Virtual Terminal Service 4/2 6.3 Transparent Set, ISO 9040 and ISO 9041 September 1992 Update -8- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte _____________________________________________________________________________ 1986.11.30 126 SB96 Right-Hand Part of Latin/Greek 4/6 3.394 Alphabet, ISO 8859/7, ECMA-118, Standard ELOT 128 1986.11.30 127 SB96 Right-Hand Part of 4/7 3.400 Latin/Arabic Alphabet, ISO 8859/6, ECMA-114 1986.11.30 128 SB94 Supplementary Set of Graphic 7/12 3.405 Character for CCITT Rec. T.101, Data Syntax III 1986.11.30 129 SB96 Supplementary Set of Mosaic 7/13 3.411 Characters for CCITT Rec. 101, Data Syntax III 1987.07.31 130 C0 C0 Set of ISO 646 without SI 4/8 4.80 and SO ASMO-662 and COMECON ST SEV 358 1987.07.31 131 Other1 Data Syntax I of CCITT Rec. 4/3 6.5 T.101 1987.07.31 132 C0 Primary Control Set of Data 4/9 4.85 Syntax I of CCITT Rec. T.101 1987.07.31 133 C1 Supplementary Control Set of 4/4 4.89 Data Syntax I of CCITT Rec. T101 1987.07.31 134 C0 Primary Control Set of Data 4/10 4.93 Syntax II of CCITT Rec. T.101 1987.07.31 135 C0 Primary Control Set of Data 4/11 4.97 Syntax III of CCITT Rec. T.101 1987.07.31 136 C1 Supplementary Control Set of 4/6 4.102 Data Syntax III of CCITT Rec. T101 1986.11.30 137 SB94 Mosaic-1 Set of Data Syntax I 7/9 3.417 of CCITT Rec. T.101 1987.07.31 138 SB96 Latin/Hebrew Alphabet Standard 4/8 3.422 ECMA-121 1987.07.31 139 SB96 Right-hand Part for 4/9 3.427 Czechoslovak Standard CSN 369103 1987.07.31 140 C0 C0 Set of ISO 646 with EM 4/12 4.110 replaced by SS2 Czechoslovak Standard 369102 1987.07.31 141 SB94 Serbocroatian and Slovenian 7/10 3.433 Latin Alphabet 1988.10.01 142 SB96 Supplementary Set of Latin 4/10 3.438 Alphabetic and non-Alphabetic Graphic Character 1988.05.01 143 SB96 Technical Set 4/11 3.444 IEC Symbols Publication 27-1 1988.05.01 144 SB96 Cyrillic part of the 4/12 3.449 Latin/Cyrillic Alphabet, ECMA-113, ISO 8859/5 September 1992 Update -9- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte _______________________________________________________________________________ 1988.05.01 145 Other1 Data Syntax II of CCITT Rec. 4/4 6.7 T.101 1988.10.01 146 SB94 Serbocroatian Cyrillic Alphabet, 7/11 3.454 Yugoslavian Standards JUS I.Bl.003 1988.10.01 147 SB94 Macedonian Cyrillic Alphabet, 7/13 3.459 Yugoslavian Standards JUS I.Bl.004 1988.10.01 148 SB96 Right-Hand Part of Latin 4/13 3.464 Alphabet No.5, ECM-128 1988.10.01 149 MB94 Korean Graphic Character Set 4/3 3.469 for Information Interchange KS C 5601-1987 1988.11.01 150 SB94 Greek Primary Set of Graphic 2/1 4/0 3.484 Characters, CCITT 1989.07.01 151 SB94 Graphic Character Set of the 2/1 4/1 3.490 Republic Cuba - 646 variant NC 99-10:81 1989.07.01 152 SB96 Residual Characters of ISO 4/14 3.495 6937-2:1983 (cf ISO 4873 Level3) SIS-ITS 1989.12.01 153 SB96 Basic Cyrillic Character Set 4/15 3.500 for 8-bit Codes GOST Std 19768-74, ST SEV 358-88 1990.03.01 154 SB96 Supplementary Set for Latin 5/0 3.505 Alphabets 1, 2 and 5 ISO 4873, ISO 8859 1990.04.16 155 SB96 Basic Box-Drawings Set 5/1 3.510 ISO/IEC DIS 10367 for use in ISO 4873 1991.12.15 156 SB96 Supplementary ISO/IEC 5/2 3.515 6937:1992 1992.09.07 157 SB96 Latin Alphabet No.6, 5/6 3.549 Supplementary Set ISO 4873, ISO 8859 (for Northern Europe) 1992.07.13 158 SB96 Sami (Lappish) Supplementary 5/8 3.554 Set, A version of ISO 4873 using ISO 8859 method for historic Lappish characters 1991.12.15 159 MB94 Supplementary Japanese 4/4 3.520 Character Set, JIS X 0212-1990 1992.07.13 160 Other1 Photo-Videotex Data Syntax of 4/5 6.9 CCITT Recommendation T.101 1992.07.13 161 Other1 Audio Data Syntax of CCITT 4/6 6.11 Recommendation T.101 September 1992 Update -10- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) CODED CHARACTER SETS IN ISO INTERNATIONAL REGISTER Reg. Date Reg# Type Contents Final Page# byte ______________________________________________________________________________ 1992.07.13 162 Other2 ISO/IEC 10646-1, UCS-2 Level 1 2/15 4/0 6.13 1992.07.13 163 Other2 ISO/IEC 10646-1, UCS-4 Level 1 2/15 4/1 6.15 1992.07.13 164 SB96 Hebrew Supplementary Set of 5/3 3.534 Graphic Characters CCITT 1992.07.13 165 MB94 Codes of the Chinese Graphic 4/8 3.559 Character Set for Communication Sponsored by CCITT, Combination of GB 2312 and GB 8565.2 1992.07.13 166 SB96 Thai Character Set 5/4 3.539 Thai Industrial Standard TIS 620-2533 (1990) 1992.07.13 167 SB96 Arabic/French/German Set 5/5 3.544 Sponsored by ECMA, Combination of ISO 4873, 8859-6 and 8859-1 1992.07.13 168 MB94 Japanese Graphic Character Set 4/2 (4/0) 3.587 for Information Interchange JIS X 0208-1990 (Update of 87) 169 170 ______________________________________________________________________________ 3. Identification of Registration (excerpt from ISO 2375) The following is an excerpt from ISO 2375 Annex B (Normative) regarding identification of registered sets in ISO IR. Annex B.3 Identification of Registration: Registration should be identified by "ISO-IR" followed by the registration number. Example: ISO-IR 14 for the particular ISO 646 version for the Portugese language registered on December 30, 1976. ISO-IR 48 for the set of control functions registered on July 15, 1981. Identification using the contents of fields "name" and "origin" of the cover page should preferably be avoided, unless the "origin" field specifies a national or International Standard. September 1992 Update -11- Yasushi Nakahara (Toshiba) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= EOF