We study the representation of real numbers by Perron series (P-representation) given by
$$left(left.0;1right]ni x=sum_{n=0}^{infty }frac{{r}_{0}{r}_{1}dots {r}_{n}}{left({p}_{1}-1right){p}_{1}dots left({p}_{n}-1right){p}_{n}{p}_{n+1}}={Delta }_{{p}_{1}{p}_{2}dots }^{P}right.,$$where rn, pn ∈ ℕ, pn+1 ≥ rn + 1, and its transcoding ((overline{P })-representation)
$${x=Delta }_{{g}_{1}{g}_{2}dots }^{overline{P} },$$where gn = pn − rn−1. We establish the properties of (overline{P })-representations typical of almost all numbers with respect to the Lebesgue measure (normal properties of the representations of numbers). We also examine the conditions of existence of the frequency of a digit i in the (overline{P })-representation of a number ({x=Delta }_{{g}_{1}{g}_{2}dots {g}_{2}dots }^{overline{P} }) defined by the equality
$${nu }_{i}^{overline{P} }left(xright)=underset{kto infty }{mathrm{lim}}frac{{N}_{i}^{overline{P} }left(x,kright)}{k},$$where ({N}_{i}^{overline{P} }left(x,kright)) denotes the amount of numbers n such that gn = i and n ≤ k. In particular, we establish conditions under which the frequency ({nu }_{i}^{overline{P} }left(xright)) exists and is constant for almost all x ∈ (0; 1]. In addition, we also determine the conditions under which the digits in (overline{P })-representations are encountered finitely or infinitely many times for almost all numbers from (0; 1].