[GreenKeys] Auto carriage return and line feed.
Don Robert House
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Mon, 11 Feb 2002 22:33:52 -0800
I have a couple of universal function bars but they are for model
28s, 33s and model 35s. You break out the tines as needed. We used
lots of these at Illinois Bell. Especially helpful if the springs
break in the function clutch! Teletype made these under contract to
the Bell System. They are shown in the later Bell System Practices.
I am not familiar with M15 function bars. Most of our M15s and 19s
were taken out of service before the end of 1968. Only a few of our
repairmen had practices for the 15s and 19s.
>Don,
>
>I have auto CR and LF on a 15 and a 19, just as the
>other gentleman explained to you. It really comes in
>handy. When I was active in MARS we used a shorter
>line length and the EOL protocol was CR CR LF LTRS,
>in order to insure sufficient time for the carriage to make
>it back to start the next line. When on ham bands I just
>let the auto CR/LF do the work and most on the nets
>either also had those features or would crank up a line
>by hand as well as hit the CR release if needed.
>
>BTW, I sent something very unusual to Gil; it is a "universal"
>function lever that is field programable.....there are saw cuts
>with the tabs between them still in place, so you just break
>out the ones you need to get whatever function you need.
>
>I can scan one and send pic if you like, or perhaps Gil has
>scanned his. I only ever had 3 of these, and I have never
>seen them listed in the TTY Corp manuals, but one of the
>3 has a part number on it that looks like TTY Corp...perhaps
>a mil contract??
>
>John
>
>
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