[GreenKeys] Help with No Print Bracket

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WHICH  VIDEO HAD THE BRACKET?
 
 
In a message dated 11/19/2016 1:33:05 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
jbensadon at hotmail.com writes:

 
Thank you for your response.  I am a novice at this machine.  My  dad is an 
Linotype mechanic, and I've had the pleasure to see Linotype and  Intertype 
machines working, even watched him take one apart for transport. 


Ok, so, from what I gather, the no print bracket prevents that 9th arm from 
 lifting, is that correct? 
I'm also assuming it's ok to stop this arm from moving, I mean to say,  
doing so will not cause damage to it's driver.  

As for the punching... well, I learned something new.  I was told that  the 
Punch ON and OFF buttons did not work on this model, but that is not  true. 
 When I press the Punch ON, the tape punches everything as typed in  local 
mode (I assume it's no different than what is received in Line  mode).  
Pressing the <CTRL>-R and <CTRL>-T keys punches the  correct codes on the tape.  
Which are codes 0x12 and 0x14, in Space/Mark  language that's  SMSSMSSS and 
SSMSMSSS as they appear across the output  tape from left to right, which 
is the reversed binary codes. 

Only when I turn Punch OFF, it does not stop punching until I send a TAPE  
OFF (<CTRL>-T) code. 

So, I am fine with this functionality for punching...  

Thanks for your patience and help. 
Regards, 
Josh Bensadon 




 
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From: Paul Heller  <paul0926 at comcast.net>
Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2016 4:35  AM
To: Jbensadon
Cc: Greenkeys
Subject: Re:  [GreenKeys] Help with No Print Bracket  


 
Mike Douglas has a special bracket that prevents the printing. I always  
thought I would try to make one of these. You can see it in action in one of  
his videos on YouTube. His channel is deramp5113. Sorry I don't have the 
exact  video link handy at the moment. 

Paul

On Nov 19, 2016, at 12:03 AM, Jbensadon <jbensadon at hotmail.com>  wrote:




 
I have  a later model ASR33, I am wondering about 2 things. 

When I send a file to the unit for punching, I want to suppress the  
printing of the data. 

Next, I found that codes 0x14 and 0x12, stop and start the punch  (<Ctrl>-T 
and <Ctrl>-R). 
How do I punch these codes on tape without stopping the punch? Is there  an 
escape sequence? 
Or is this ASR just not meant to punch binary codes? 

Help? 


 
 
 










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