[GreenKeys] i-Telex and the Lorenz
Fred Sonnenrein
fred.sonnenrein at gmx.de
Sun Dec 6 13:01:45 EST 2015
Yes, that's super.
AT means "Anruftaste" (call button). The rotary dial is blocked until the telex exchange signals "dial now". Like the dialing tone at the telephone (i never had the experience that the dialing tone didn't come, besides this could happen if too many people try to call simultaneously.
The LT means "Lokalbetrieb-Taste" (local operation button).
With this button you can activate a local loop current to let the teleprinter run without beeing connected to anyone else.
If in local operation an incoming call occurs, a 'snare' is activated and after three seconnds the call will be accepted.
The ST means "Schluss-Taste" (end button). Either a connection or the local mode will be stopped.
So your remote control unit seems to work properly, best for our i-telex.
For all others: don't worry if you haven't such a unit: it's best for an optimal "look and feel", but if your printer has an autostart option and a break key you can also join the i-telex group. ..
Fred
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Von: Jim Backus <j.backus at jita.demon.co.uk>
Datum: 06.12.2015 0:04 (GMT+01:00)
An: greenkeys at mailman.qth.net
Betreff: Re: [GreenKeys] i-Telex and the Lorenz
On 05/12/2015 22:37, Jeffrey D Angus wrote:
Well today, after I finished a couple of other things, was "Play with the
Lo-15b day."
I found the original documentation on the power/signal panel that
Heinz sent me 7 years ago. I had to make up the connector from the
panel to the FSG. Plugged everything in and put the loop supply on.
Sure enough, loop polarity one way, no motor. Reverse polarity and
the motor spins right up.
Playing with the buttons, I think AT mean "tell the CO I want to talk."
I figured out LT mean "local" and ST means "We're done here."
Interestingly, the FSG won't let you play with the telephone dial unless
it's in the correct mode.
Make sense really, just like having your mother pick up the phone in
the middle of downloading something. "Don't do that!"
So yes, we're one step closer to getting things to play TW39 with.
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Jeffrey
Interested in your experience with LO15. I've got one with a French keyboard that will need some work before it runs. When I'm ready to start on it, I'll look for information.
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