Yes, Stan V is 100% correct. Id like a two level trigger, but that being said I'm fine with a single switch and a relay, it's more of preference of mine since I'm down there enough id more then likely see a light. I work rotating 12s in maintenance so my schedule is all over, so im not inclined to test fate either lol.
I did snoop around and find a page with the breakdown for the switch kit but I think I'm just going to make a bracket with some kind of follower and a swich.
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Date: 3/22/25 3:30 PM (GMT-06:00)
Subject: Re: [GreenKeys] Low paper indicator/ shut off model 28
I infer from Andy's description that the use of two separate switches is so that they can be positioned to trigger at two different times. One is positioned to activate a "low paper" warning light, but the machine would be allowed to continue running for a time after that. Then if the Teletype machine's human servant doesn't replace the paper roll in time, and it runs further down - dangerously low - the second switch would cut off the TTY machine power altogether to prevent running out and typing directly on the platen.
- Stan V
WB7RPG
Hood River, OR
Instead of two switches, just use a relay to switch both.
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