[GreenKeys] M14 wiring diagram needed

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The basic  Model 14 is a Typing Reperforator.  This has a motor, main-shaft 
and type basket similar to those in the basic Model 15.  The perforator 
(reperforator) or punch block and type basket are controlled by the selector 
mechanism.  So it both prints on and perforates (reperforates because the 
assumption is that the transmitter on the other end is running a tape) standard 
11/16" wide tape.  To turn it into a Transmitter-Perforator you set the 
basic unit on a keyboard base, which has the same basic transmitter as does the 
Model 15 keyboard.  The TT-56/MGC (I have one, as well) is just the military 
nomenclatured model.  So you can both generate a tape off of the incoming 
line and make one locally with the machine set up on local loop.

The basic Model 19 Set does not include a reperforator.  It has a modified 
Model 15 keyboard with tape punch mechanically linked to the keyboard keys.  
And a modified cover over the 15 to clear the punch.  The typing unit is 
standard Model 15.  Andof course, it has to the left of the perforator a Model 
14 TD.  But you cannot, with a basic Model 19, generate a tape off the 
line.  You can, however, be punching a tape while the printer is printing an 
incoming message.  Which you cannot do with the Model 14.

In a message dated 7/7/2011 1:44:39 PM Central Daylight Time, 
jhhaynes at earthlink.net writes: 
> Not knowing what a TT-56/MGC is, I'm trying to imagine what a 14 
> perforator transmitter is.  In Model 15 line that is the keybord
> perforator part of the Model 19, a keyboard-operated perforator that
> also has transmitting contacts to send directly from the keyboard.

Robert Downs - Houston
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