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(¦as′kē ¦prōd·ə′köl)
ASCII protocol
(communications) A protocol for the simplest mode of transmitting ASCII data, with little or no error checking.
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ASCII protocol
The simplest communications protocol for text. It transmits only ASCII characters and uses ASCII control codes. It implies little or no error checking.
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