z code

For the virtual machine language introduced by Infocom, see the article under Z-machine. Z Code (like Q Code and X Code) is a set of codes used in CW, TTY and RTTY communication. Developed after Q Code by Cable & Wireless Ltd. for commercial communications it was later used and modified by NATO forces, the United States Coast Guard and the USSR's military. Z Code is not widely used today.

**Some Example Z Codes**
Code	Meaning
ZAL	Alter your wavelength
ZAP	Acknowledge, please
ZBK	Are you receiving my traffic clear?
ZBK1	I am receiving your traffic clear
ZBK2	I am receiving your traffic garbled
ZSF	Send faster
ZBW #	Change to backup frequency #

See also: Common Morse code abbreviations in the Morse code article

External links

VE3LXV's Z-Code Page

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