[GreenKeys] Western Union Five Level and 1968 ASCII Code Card

[Steve Garrison]

My plans are for an Arduino connected via USB to one of Eric Volpe's small USB to loop boards to generated my HERE IS at a push of a button.

If my i-Telex receives a FIGS D it does respond with a HERE IS string that is embedded in the system.  The string is changeable, there is just no way to transmit it from the baudot keyboard of a 28 (or 15 for that matter).  My current answer to a received WRU is 30083 N4TTY.

Steve G./N4TTY
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> On Jan 27, 2018, at 4:20 PM, Wayne Durkee <teletypeparts at comcast.net> wrote:
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> FIGS D HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE WU TELEX STANDARD TO TRIP THE AB AT DE.  WE HAD LOTS OF EUROPEAN CONTACTS.  
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> TWX IS CTRL WRU.  TWX ALSO HAD A RELAY THAT WOULD CLOSE TO AUTOMATICALLY TRANSMIT YOUR AB UPON RECEIVING A CALL OR WHEN YOU CALLED ANOTHER TWX YOU GOT THEIR AB AUTOMATICALLY.
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> 73,
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> Wayne
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> KB1FDW
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