[GreenKeys] Teletype Model 28 and Model 35 typepallets

[K0BX]

I had a model 35ASR here.  It was uppercase only and the typebox was the 
same as the 28 except it had another row.

I was about 25 years old in 1975 when I got it.  My brother came over 
and saw it and said "Lets hook it to the phoneline and dial in the the 
college".  So we did, from there I learned TSO and VSBASIC for the IBM 
370.  Used the BASIC programs in 73 Mag to learn how to code.

I went back to college and got my degree in Information Systems and have 
been working for McDonnell Douglas/Boeing for 25 years in IS.

All because of a model 35ASR!!

Joe K0BX
STL MO


Eric Scace K3NA wrote:
> Hi everyone --
> 
>    It has been many decades since I laid eyes on a Model 35 machine, the 
> ASCII version of a Model 28.  As far as I remember, the Model 35 used a 
> typebox quite similar to the Model 28.
> 
>    Does anyone know if the Model 35 ever included lowercase letters in 
> its typebox?  Or was it restricted to the uppercase part of ASCII (like 
> the Model 33)?
> 
>    Did the Model 35 use the same typepallets in its typebox as a Model 
> 28 (e.g., for A through Z, common punctuation, numerals)?  If so, were 
> these typepallets also from the Murray typeface -- the one most commonly 
> seen on Model 28s?
> 
>    Does anyone have samples of the typepallets for the additional 
> characters not used in ITA2 and therefore not found on a Model 28; e.g.,
>    < > | ~ ^
> and so forth.
> 
>    Thanks.
> 
> 73,
>    -- Eric K3NA
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