five-level start-stop operation
five-level start-stop operation
[′fīv ‚lev·əl ¦stärt ¦stäp ‚äp·ə‚rā·shən] (communications)
Simplex mode of operation used in teletypewriter circuits; each code character is divided into five electrical units; the machine distributor unit makes a positive start and stop for the transmission of each character.
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