Iran System Encoding Standard - Code Page Layout

Code Page Layout

Only the upper half (128–255) of the table is shown, the lower half (0–127) being plain ASCII. This character set encodes certain presentation forms separately.

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8_
۰
۱
۲
۳
۴
۵
۶
۷
۸
۹
،
ـ
؟
ﺁ
ﺋ
*
ء

9_
ﺍ
ﺎ
ﺏ
*
ﺑ
**
ﭖ
*
ﭘ
**
ﺕ
*
ﺗ
**
ﺙ
*
ﺛ
**
ﺝ
*
ﺟ
**
ﭼ
*
ﭼ
**
ﺡ
*
ﺣ
**

A_
ﺥ
*
ﺧ
**
د
ذ
ر
ز
ژ
ﺱ
ﺳ
ﺵ
ﺷ
ﺹ
ﺻ
ﺽ
ﺿ
ط

B_
░
▒
▓
│
┤
╡
╢
╖
╕
╣
║
╗
╝
╜
╛
┐

C_
└
┴
┬
├
─
┼
╞
╟
╚
╔
╩
╦
╠
═
╬
╧

D_
╨
╤
╥
╙
╘
╒
╓
╫
╪
┘
┌
█
▄
▌
▐
▀

E_
ظ
ﻉ
*
ﻊ
**
ﻌ
*
ﻋ
**
ﻍ
*
ﻎ
**
ﻐ
*
ﻏ
**
ﻑ
*
ﻓ
**
ﻕ
*
ﻗ
**
ﮎ
*
ﮐ
**
ﮒ
*

F_
ﮔ
**
ﻝ
*
ﻻ
*
ﻟ
**
ﻡ
*
ﻣ
**
ﻥ
*
ﻧ
**
و
ﻩ
*
ﻬ
ﻫ
ﯽ
ﯼ
ﯾ
**

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*The code point given is for the isolated form, the final form is also encoded.
**The code point given is for the initial form, the medial form is also encoded.
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Character encodings
Character sets
Early telecommunications
  • ASCII
  • ISO/IEC 646
  • ISO/IEC 6937
  • T.61
  • BCD (6-bit)
  • Baudot code
  • Morse code
  • Chinese telegraph code
ISO/IEC 8859
  • -1
  • -2
  • -3
  • -4
  • -5
  • -6
  • -7
  • -8
  • -9
  • -10
  • -11
  • -12
  • -13
  • -14
  • -15
  • -16
Bibliographic use
  • ANSEL
  • ISO 5426 / 5426-2 / 5427 / 5428 / 6438 / 6861 / 6862 / 10585 / 10586 / 10754 / 11822
  • MARC-8
National standards
  • ArmSCII
  • CNS 11643
  • GOST 10859
  • GB 2312
  • HKSCS
  • ISCII
  • JIS X 0201
  • JIS X 0208
  • JIS X 0212
  • JIS X 0213
  • KPS 9566
  • KS X 1001
  • PASCII
  • TIS-620
  • TSCII
  • VISCII
  • YUSCII
EUC
  • CN
  • JP
  • KR
  • TW
ISO/IEC 2022
  • CN
  • JP
  • KR
  • CCCII
MacOS codepages ("scripts")
  • Arabic
  • CentralEurRoman
  • ChineseSimp / EUC-CN
  • ChineseTrad / Big5
  • Croatian
  • Cyrillic
  • Devanagari
  • Dingbats
  • Farsi
  • Greek
  • Gujarati
  • Gurmukhi
  • Hebrew
  • Icelandic
  • Japanese / ShiftJIS
  • Korean / EUC-KR
  • Roman
  • Romanian
  • Symbol
  • Thai / TIS-620
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian
DOS codepages
  • 437
  • 720
  • 737
  • 775
  • 850
  • 852
  • 855
  • 857
  • 858
  • 860
  • 861
  • 862
  • 863
  • 864
  • 865
  • 866
  • 869
  • Kamenický
  • Mazovia
  • MIK
  • Iran System
Windows codepages
  • 874 / TIS-620
  • 932 / Shift JIS
  • 936 / GBK
  • 949 / EUC-KR
  • 950 / Big5
  • 1250
  • 1251
  • 1252
  • 1253
  • 1254
  • 1255
  • 1256
  • 1257
  • 1258
  • 1351
  • 54936 / GB18030
EBCDIC codepages
  • 37/1140
  • 273/1141
  • 277/1142
  • 278/1143
  • 280/1144
  • 284/1145
  • 285/1146
  • 297/1147
  • 420/16804
  • 424/12712
  • 500/1148
  • 838/1160
  • 871/1149
  • 875/9067
  • 930/1390
  • 933/1364
  • 937/1371
  • 935/1388
  • 939/1399
  • 1025/1154
  • 1026/1155
  • 1047/924
  • 1112/1156
  • 1122/1157
  • 1123/1158
  • 1130/1164
  • JEF
  • KEIS
Platform specific
  • ATASCII
  • CDC display code
  • DEC-MCS
  • DEC Radix-50
  • Fieldata
  • GSM 03.38
  • HP roman8
  • PETSCII
  • TI calculator character sets
  • WISCII
  • ZX Spectrum character set
Unicode / ISO/IEC 10646
  • UTF-8
  • UTF-16/UCS-2
  • UTF-32/UCS-4
  • UTF-7
  • UTF-1
  • UTF-EBCDIC
  • GB 18030
  • SCSU
  • BOCU-1
Miscellaneous codepages
  • APL
  • Cork
  • HZ
  • IBM code page 1133
  • KOI8
  • TRON
Related topics
  • control character (C0 C1)
  • CCSID
  • Character encodings in HTML
  • charset detection
  • Han unification
  • ISO 6429/IEC 6429/ANSI X3.64
  • mojibake

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