[GreenKeys] Teletype ASR 28 LTRS and FIGS Issue / Pinned Down

tony j. podrasky tony.podrasky at gmail.com
Mon Dec 19 14:15:45 EST 2011


GA OMs;

Jonathan:

I had a problem with my 28-RO typing unit and found that the mechanism
that causes it to shift between LTRS and FIGS was broken. Mine would
switch cases similarly to what yours is doing.

o Try typing on the 28-ASR keyboard. Does that make any difference?

o Press down the REPT key and another key (say an R). Do a few lines.
   Does that work OK or does it shift? If it shifts, do you get 4's?

o Try typing alternate LTRS and FIGS. Does the typebox shift correctly
   each time - or does it sometimes not?

UE,
W6ESE - tony
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Jonathan ORear wrote:
> Hello again friends.  I have taken the advice of everybody who e-mailed 
> me on the ASR 28 gibberish issue.  I hooked my ASR and KSR 28 in 
> series.  I typed on the KSR 28   THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPED OVER THE 
> LAZY DOGS BACK   The KSR 28 did just fine.  (thank you Don)  The ASR 28 
> is punching out number/chracter and letter combinations.  I did the test 
> twice and it was always in different places.  So with that said.... It 
> appears the the ASR 28 is eradically switching from LTRS to FIGS without 
> being commanded to do so by me.  It just does it by itself.  Also, 
> during my testing I discovered that the type box does not have some of 
> the figures in it.  Maybe it is supposed to be that way.  I noticed the 
> type box is missing the   !   and the   #    Any ideas on how to stop 
> the ASR 28 from switvhing from LTRS to FIGS by itself? Also, get better 
> George.  I am praying for you.  Merry CHRISTmas everybody.  Please 
> e-mail me direct at     jonkd4mpw at yahoo.com 
> <mailto:jonkd4mpw at yahoo.com>  if you have any ideas on how to stop 
> this.  Thank you.
>  
> Jonathan 

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Tony J. Podrasky | God sat down for a moment when the dog was finished
                  | in order to watch it and to know that it was good,
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