This standard specifies the Chinese character communication subset (Book Song style) graphic character 15×16 dot matrix font for information processing. It is mainly applicable to dot matrix printing equipment and display equipment in Chinese character information processing systems such as Chinese character telegraph communication, computer communication, office automation, etc., and also to other related equipment. GB/T 11458.2-1989 Chinese character 15×16 dot matrix font data set communication subset for information processing GB/T11458.2-1989 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Chinese ideograms for information processing
15×16 dot matrix font data set
Communication subset
15 X 16 Dot matrix font data set of Chinese ideograms forintormation processiag communication subset1 Subject content and scope of application
GB11458.2-89
This standard specifies the 15×16 dot matrix font of graphic characters of the Chinese ideograms communication subset (Song style in book version) for information processing. It is mainly applicable to dot matrix printing equipment and display equipment in Chinese character information processing systems such as Chinese telegraph communication, computer communication, office automation, and also to other related equipment.
2 Reference standards
GB2312 Basic nest of Chinese characters for information exchange GB8565.2 Coded character set for text communication Part II Graphic character set GB5199.2 Data set of 15×16 dot matrix fonts for information exchange by the National Language and Writing Committee "Modern Chinese General Character List" and the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications "Standard Telegraph Code Book"
3 Dot matrix font data of Chinese graphic characters
The types, quantity and arrangement order of Chinese graphic characters in this standard are the same as those in the font set, with a total of 788. 3.1 Dot matrix font data of Chinese graphic characters The shape of Chinese graphic character fonts is determined by dot matrix data. The dot matrix data corresponding to each Chinese graphic character is its dot matrix font data.
The shape of the Hanning graphic character font is a dot matrix of 15×16 (horizontal dots mean vertical dots), and the 16th column is all spaces, which serves as the interval between words. The dot matrix font data of each Chinese graphic character is: 16×16, totaling 256 binary bits, or 32 bytes. 3.2 Recording format of dot matrix font data for Chinese characters The 32 bytes of dot matrix font data are arranged in the order of 1 to 32, all expressed in hexadecimal. The recording format is as follows: Approved by the National Elephant Technical Supervision Bureau on 1989-03-01..com Implemented on 1990-01-01
GB11458.2-89
1 byte
31 bytes
3.3 Examples of data formats for dot matrix fonts for Chinese characters are as follows: Area code: 90-01
Area code: 90-02
2 bytes
32 bytes
Area code: 90-03
Area code: 9004
Area code: 90-07
Additional instructions:
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Area code: 90-05
Area code: 90-08
This standard is proposed by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the People's Republic of China, and the area code is 90-06
The area code is 90-09
This standard is drafted by the Data Communication Technology Research Institute of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and the Jianshan Computer Application Research Center. The main innovators of this standard are Chen Yi, Li Xuemin and Shi Yuncheng.
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