linecode
nounUK /ˈlaɪn.kəʊd/
US /ˈlaɪn.koʊd/
A linecode is a special set of symbols that a computer or machine uses to send and read information along a wire.
The engineer checked the linecode to make sure the data traveled correctly over the cable.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A code used to identify a specific telephone line or circuit.
The technician looked up the linecode to find which phone line was faulty.
3. In some systems, a short code or label assigned to a product line or production line.
Each item on the factory floor had a linecode printed on its tag.
4. A sequence of characters used in programming to mark or label a line of text.
The editor highlighted the linecode at the start of each row.