Recommendation:
- In general, an Indic character in a scheme for representing P-A. characters is transliterated as shown in Table B, according to the 'original P-A. character'.
- E.g. in the Dev. example scheme:
- E.g. in the Dev. example scheme:
- Indic characters in brackets are not so transliterated, because:
- unmodified Indic characters are transliterated as in the Main Table of Section II.
- Indic characters used for more than one P-A. character are given the 'dominant' transliteration as shown in the Table B.
- E.g. If the Dev. example scheme is used in a text, then
is transliterated 
at every occurrence.
- E.g. If the Dev. example scheme is used in a text, then
- The corresponding 7-bit transliteration is also a recommendation
N.B. Table B is not for transliterating P-A. characters, but for transliterating modified Indic characters occurring in schemes for representing certain P-A.characters, and only when these Indic characters occur in such schemes.
E.g. When
is used outside of these schemes, it may have other meanings, not covered by the transliteration standard.