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Mark	Color coding
KP312A KP312B 2P312A 2P312B	marked with two yellow dots marked with two blue dots marked with one yellow dot marked with one blue dot
3P320A-2 3P320B-2	marked with one red dot marked with one green dot
KP323A-2 KP323B-2	marked with a black "+" symbol marked with a blue "+" symbol
3P324A-2 3P324B-2	marked with one red dot marked with one blue dot
AP325A-2 3P325A-2	marked with a black stripe and a dot marked with a black stripe
3P326A-2 3P326B-2	not marked marked with a black dot
KP327A KP327B KP327V KP327G	marked with one white dot marked with two white dots marked with one red dot marked with two red dots
3P328A-2	marked with a black dot
KP329A KP329B	marked with one colored dot marked with two colored dots
3P330A-2 3P330B-2 3P330V-2	not marked marked with a white dot marked with a black dot
3P331A-2	marked with a black stripe
3P339A-2	marked with black dot and stripe
3P343A-2	marked with two black dots
3P344A-2	marked with a black dot
KP346A-9 KP346B-9	marked with a white dot marked with a yellow dot
3P606A-2 3P606B-2 3P606V-2	marked with a black dot marked with two black dots marked with three black dots
3P608A-2 3P608B-2 3P608G-2	marked with a yellow dot marked with two yellow dots marked with a green dot
3P927A-2 3P927B-2 3P927V-2 3P927G-2 3P927D-2	marked with a red dot marked with a white dot marked with a black dot marked with red and white dots marked with red and black dots

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