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origin of Roman numerals uncited, described as being Etruscan (north of Rome) in Roman numerals article |
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: (the machine was running when the photograph was taken and the active bits are visible in the close-up and just discernible in the full panel picture)
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| Value || 05-01234 bits<ref name="Ledley_1960"/>
| rowspan="11" | [[File:IBM-650-panel.jpg|IBM 650 front panel]]
<div class="center" style="width:auto; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;{{#if: | {{{style}}};}}">IBM 650 front panel</
[[File:IBM 650 panel close-up of bi-quinary indicators.jpg|thumb|Close-up of IBM 650 indicators]]
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:(sold in the two models [[UNIVAC 60]] and [[UNIVAC 120]])
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| Value || 1357-9 bits
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:One ''bi'' bit: 5, three binary coded ''quinary'' bits: 4 2 1<ref name="Steinbuch_1962"/><ref name="Steinbuch-Wagner_1967"/><ref name="Steinbuch-Weber-Heinemann_1974"/><ref name="Dokter_1973"/><ref name="Dokter_1975"/><ref name="Savard_2018_Decimal"/> and one [[parity bit|parity check bit]]
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| Value || p-5-421 bits
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:One ''bi'' bit: 5, three [[Johnson counter]]-coded ''quinary'' bits and one parity check bit
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| Value || p-5-qqq bits
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