I can’t think how a 28 reperf could go faster than the driven gear. One rotation of the clutch shaft is one character. 

Quick speed check - let it run open for 10 seconds and see how much tape it punches. 
I think 100wpm is 10 char/sec is 1 inch/sec
If you get 20” of tape in 10 seconds then you have 200 wpm gearing (not uncommon for cross-office traffic). 

What gets punched for Y? If double speed I think you’d get 
01100 01111

Aren’t teletypes wonderful puzzles?????

Cheers
Nick

On Wed, Dec 1, 2021 at 9:43 AM Duncan Brown <duncanancy@earthlink.net> wrote:

I am working on a Teletype Corp M28 RT (thanks Bill!). After cleaning it
up and lubricating it, I put a signal to the LRPE2 (non-printing reperf)
yesterday, but it is just punching garble. All the punch pins are
punching and the punch patterns are repeatable, so I don't think
anything is sticking.  Adjusting the Range control makes some difference
in the punches, but still garble.

The fixed receive bracket gears in the LRXB base are what is called for
in the manual (fig 3) for 100wpm ("A" gear =158700; "B" gear = 158716).

But when I give it 100wpm characters (from a M28 KSR or Heavy Metal),
the reperf acts like it is running much faster. For example, if I send
LTRS, it punches 01111, which implies that the reperf is looking for the
first data bit while it is still receiving the start bit.

If I send Blank, it punches 00000 00001 (punches two characters),
implying that the reperf is reading two bits for every one that I send.

I know that the cross-office lines in the auto switching centers
operated very fast - up to 1000wpm.  Is this LRPE2 running at 200wpm?  I
can't find anything defining a "LRPE2", other than "non-typing reperf"

Thanks,

Duncan
K2OEQ






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