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\multicolumn{12}{|c|}{}\\
\multicolumn{12}{|c|}{\large IBM 1401/1440/1460/1410/7010 Character Code Chart in BCD Order}\\[8pt]
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&&&&&&&&&&&\\[-7pt]
PRINTS &      & IBM DEFINED & OP  & CARD  & BCD      & PRINTS &    & IBM DEFINED & OP   & CARD & BCD      \\
AS   &   ASCII & CHARACTER & CODE & CODE  & CODE     & AS   &  ASCII & CHARACTER & CODE & CODE & CODE     \\[2pt]
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\hline
     & BLANK   & BLANK     &      &       & C        & -    & -      & -         &      & 11   & B        \\
1    & 1       & 1         & R    & 1     & 1        & J    & J      & J         & B\P  & 11-1 & CB1      \\
2    & 2       & 2         & W    & 2     & 2        & K    & K      & K         & SS   & 11-2 & CB2      \\
3    & 3       & 3         & WR   & 3     & C21      & L    & L      & L         & LCA  & 11-3 & B21      \\
4    & 4       & 4         & P    & 4     & 4        & M    & M      & M         & MCW  & 11-4 & CB4      \\
5    & 5       & 5         & RP   & 5     & C41      & N    & N      & N         & NOP  & 11-5 & B41      \\
6    & 6       & 6         & WP   & 6     & C42      & O    & O      & O         &      & 11-6 & B42      \\
7    & 7       & 7         & WRP  & 7     & 421      & P    & P      & P         & MCM* & 11-7 & CB421    \\
8    & 8       & 8         & SRF* & 8     & 8        & Q    & Q      & Q         & SAR$\ddagger$
                                                                                        & 11-8 & CB8      \\
9    & 9       & 9         & SPF* & 9     & C81      & R    & R      & R         & \P   & 11-9 & B81      \\
0    & 0       & 0         &      & 0     & C82      & -    & !      & ! (Minus
                                                                          Zero)  & ZS   & 11-0 & B82      \\
\#=  & \#\#=   & \#=       & MA$\dagger$
                                  & 3-8   & 821      & \$   & \$     & \$        &      & 11-3-8 & CB821  \\
@ '  & @@ '    & @ '       & M*   & 4-8   & C84      & *    & *      & *         &      & 11-4-8 & B84    \\
     & :       & :         &      & 5-8   & 841      &      & ]      & )         &      & 11-5-8 & CB841  \\
     & $>$     & $>$       &      & 6-8   & 842      &      & ;      & ;         &      & 11-6-8 & CB842  \\
     & ( \{ \{ & $\surd$   &      & 7-8   & C8421    &      & \_     & $\Delta$
                                                                     (Mode Change) &    & 11-7-8 & B8421  \\
\rmark & \^{}  & \textcent (/\llap b on 1410)
                           &      & 2-8\P$\flat$
                                          & A        & \&+  & \&\&+  & \&+       &      & 12     & CBA    \\
/    & /       & /         & CS   & 0-1   & CA1      & A    & A      & A         & A    & 12-1   & BA1    \\
S    & S       & S         & S    & 0-2   & CA2      & B    & B      & B         & B    & 12-2   & BA2    \\
T    & T       & T        & T\S\P & 0-3   & A21      & C    & C      & C         & C    & 12-3   & CBA21  \\
U    & U       & U         & CU   & 0-4   & CA4      & D    & D      & D         & MN   & 12-4   & BA4    \\
V    & V       & V         & BWZ  & 0-5   & A41      & E    & E      & E         & MCE  & 12-5   & CBA41  \\
W    & W       & W         & BBE* & 0-6   & A42      & F    & F      & F         & CC   & 12-6   & CBA42  \\
X    & X       & X         & *\P  & 0-7   & CA421    & G    & G      & G         & S?R\P& 12-7   & BA421  \\
Y    & Y       & Y         & MZ   & 0-8   & CA8      & H    & H      & H         & SBR$\ddagger$
                                                                                        & 12-8   & BA8    \\
Z    & Z       & Z         & MCS  & 0-9   & A81      & I    & I      & I         &      & 12-9   & CBA81  \\
\rmark & '$\,|\,|$ & \rmark{}
                 Record Mark &    & 0-2-8 & A82      & \&+  & ?      & ? (Plus
                                                                          Zero)  & ZA   & 12-0   & CBA82  \\
,    & ,       & ,         & SW   & 0-3-8 & CA821    & .    & .      & .         & H    & 12-3-8 & BA821  \\
\% ( & \%\%    & \% (      & D*   & 0-4-8 & A84      & $\Box\,$)& )  & $\Box\,$) & CW   & 12-4-8 & CBA84  \\
     & =$\sim\sim$ &= Word
                separator  &      & 0-5-8 & CA841    &      & [      & (         &      & 12-5-8 & BA841  \\
     & \bs     &
              ' Apostrophe &      & 0-6-8 & CA842    &      & $<$    & $<$       &      & 12-6-8 & BA842  \\
     & +""     & " Tape Segment & & 0-7-8 & A8421    &      & " \} \}& \gmark{} 
                                                                      Group Mark &     & 12-7-8 & CBA8421\\
\hline
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{Where two characters are shown for printing, the first
is printed by the A chain, and the second by the H chain.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{Where three characters are shown for ASCII, they are traditional SimH encoding,
 Pierce's primary encoding, and Pierce's alternative encoding.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{The IBM defined character encoding is from Figure 267 on page 170 of
A24-1403, Reference Manual: IBM 1401 Data Processing System.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{$\dagger$ If more than 4k memory on 1401, $\ddagger$ Store address register
feature, * Other special feature, \S 1460, \P 1410, $\flat$ 1440. D, T and X have different }\\
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{meanings in 1401, 1460 and 1410. 1410 does not interpret \#, H, P, Q, Y or 1-9. G, J and R are 1410
only.  M and L on 1410 are only for I/O. }\\
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{1440 does not interpret 1-9.  P, \#, \% and @ are standard on 1460.
\% and @ are standard on 1410.  7010 and 1410 are compatible.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{\P$\flat$ Without no-charge RPQ 898148, the A-bit coding must be program generated in the 1401
(it cannot be read from a card; it punches as }\\
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{zero). It is used in conjunction with the parity track to indicate a blank
position on tape written using even parity.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{The Word Separator (CA841) is used on tape to indicate that the next
character has a word mark.}\\
%\hline
%\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{Collating Sequence, in Pierce Primary encoding:
%{\tt /\llap b.)[$<$\}\&}\$*]:\_-/,\%$\sim\backslash$"\^{}\#@:$>$\{?ABCDEFGHIJ!KLMNOPQR$|$STUVWXYZ0123456789}\\
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\multicolumn{12}{|c|}{\large IBM 1401/1440/1460/1410/7010 Character Code Chart in Collating Sequence}\\[8pt]
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&&&&&&&&&&&\\[-7pt]
 PRINTS &      & IBM DEFINED & OP   & CARD  & BCD      & PRINTS &     & IBM DEFINED & OP    & CARD  & BCD       \\
 AS   &   ASCII & CHARACTER & CODE & CODE   & CODE     & AS   &  ASCII  & CHARACTER & CODE  & CODE  & CODE      \\[2pt]
\hline
\hline
      & BLANK   & BLANK     &      &        & C        & G    & G       & G         & S?R\P& 12-7   & BA421     \\
 .    & .       & .         & H    & 12-3-8 & BA821    & H    & H       & H         & SBR$\ddagger$
                                                                                           & 12-8   & BA8       \\
 $\Box\,$) & )  & $\Box\,$) & CW   & 12-4-8 & CBA84    & I    & I       & I         &      & 12-9   & CBA81     \\
      & [       & (         &      & 12-5-8 & BA841    & -    & !       & ! (Minus
                                                                             Zero)  & ZS   & 11-0   & B82       \\
      & $<$     & $<$       &      & 12-6-8 & BA842    & J    & J       & J         & B\P  & 11-1   & CB1       \\
      & " \} \} & \gmark{} 
                 Group Mark &      & 12-7-8 & CBA8421  & K    & K       & K         & SS   & 11-2   & CB2       \\                                                     
 \&+  & \&\&+   & \&+       &      & 12     & CBA      & L    & L       & L         & LCA  & 11-3   & B21       \\
 \$   & \$      & \$        &      & 11-3-8 & CB821    & M    & M       & M         & MCW  & 11-4   & CB4       \\
 {*}  & *       & *         &      & 11-4-8 & B84      & N    & N       & N         & NOP  & 11-5   & B41       \\
      & ]       & )         &      & 11-5-8 & CB841    & O    & O       & O         &      & 11-6   & B42       \\
      & ;       & ;         &      & 11-6-8 & CB842    & P    & P       & P         & MCM* & 11-7   & CB421     \\
      & \_      & $\Delta$
                 (Mode Change) &   & 11-7-8 & B8421    & Q    & Q       & Q         & SAR$\ddagger$
                                                                                           & 11-8   & CB8       \\
 -    & -       & -         &      & 11     & B        & R    & R       & R         & \P   & 11-9   & B81       \\
 /    & /       & /         & CS   & 0-1    & CA1      & \rmark & '$\,|\,|$ & \rmark{}
                                                                         Record Mark&      & 0-2-8  & A82       \\
 ,    & ,       & ,         & SW   & 0-3-8  & CA821    & S    & S       & S         & S    & 0-2    & CA2       \\
 \% ( & \%\% (  & \% (      & D*   & 0-4-8  & A84      & T    & T       & T         & T\S\P & 0-3   & A21       \\
      & =$\sim\sim$ &= Word
                 separator  &      & 0-5-8  & CA841    & U    & U       & U         & CU   & 0-4    & CA4       \\
      & \bs     &
               ' Apostrophe &      & 0-6-8  & CA842    & V    & V       & V         & BWZ  & 0-5    & A41       \\
      & +""     & " Tape Segment & & 0-7-8  & A8421    & W    & W       & W         & BBE* & 0-6    & A42       \\
 \rmark & \^{}  & \textcent (/\llap b on 1410)
                            &      & 2-8\P$\flat$
                                            & A        & X    & X       & X         & *\P  & 0-7    & CA421     \\
 \#=  & \#\#=   & \#=       & MA$\dagger$
                                   & 3-8    & 821      & Y    & Y       & Y         & MZ   & 0-8    & CA8       \\
 @ '  & @@ '    & @ '       & M*   & 4-8    & C84      & Z    & Z       & Z         & MCS  & 0-9    & A81       \\
      & :       & :         &      & 5-8    & 841      & 0    & 0       & 0         &      & 0      & C82       \\
      & $>$     & $>$       &      & 6-8    & 842      & 1    & 1       & 1         & R    & 1      & 1         \\
      & ( \{ \{ & $\surd$   &      & 7-8    & C8421    & 2    & 2       & 2         & W    & 2      & 2         \\
 \&+  & ?       & ? (Plus
                      Zero) & ZA   & 12-0   & CBA82    & 3    & 3       & 3         & WR   & 3      & C21       \\
 A    & A       & A         & A    & 12-1   & BA1      & 4    & 4       & 4         & P    & 4      & 4         \\
 B    & B       & B         & B    & 12-2   & BA2      & 5    & 5       & 5         & RP   & 5      & C41       \\
 C    & C       & C         & C    & 12-3   & CBA21    & 6    & 6       & 6         & WP   & 6      & C42       \\
 D    & D       & D         & MN   & 12-4   & BA4      & 7    & 7       & 7         & WRP  & 7      & 421       \\
 E    & E       & E         & MCE  & 12-5   & CBA41    & 8    & 8       & 8         & SRF* & 8      & 8         \\
 F    & F       & F         & CC   & 12-6   & CBA42    & 9    & 9       & 9         & SPF* & 9      & C81       \\
\hline
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{Where two characters are shown for printing, the first
is printed by the A chain, and the second by the H chain.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{Where three characters are shown for ASCII, they are traditional SimH encoding,
 Pierce's primary encoding, and Pierce's alternative encoding.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{The IBM defined character encoding is from Figure 267 on page 170 of
A24-1403, Reference Manual: IBM 1401 Data Processing System.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{$\dagger$ If more than 4k memory on 1401, $\ddagger$ Store address register
feature, * Other special feature, \S 1460, \P 1410, $\flat$ 1440. D, T and X have different }\\
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{meanings in 1401, 1460 and 1410. 1410 does not interpret \#, H, P, Q, Y or 1-9. G, J and R are 1410
only.  M and L on 1410 are only for I/O. }\\
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{1440 does not interpret 1-9.  P, \#, \% and @ are standard on 1460.
\% and @ are standard on 1410.  7010 and 1410 are compatible.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{\P$\flat$ Without no-charge RPQ 898148, the A-bit coding must be program generated in the 1401
(it cannot be read from a card; it punches as }\\
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{zero). It is used in conjunction with the parity track to indicate a blank
position on tape written using even parity.}\\
\hline
\multicolumn{12}{|l|}{The Word Separator (CA841) is used on tape to indicate that the next
character has a word mark.}\\
\hline
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