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As you can see therefore there does not seem to be any difficulty
in this regard
as quoted us the following prices:-
reletype machine with a 12" carriage & 12 solenoids
M H " but with 44
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The 12 solenoid machine supplies numbers plus a choice of 2
characters, the 44 solenoid machine supplies characters and numbers. Should
supplementary characters be required such as "remote shift" or "remote ribbon
shift" about Lstg30 should be added to the above nriaas_ STATINTL
Furthermore it should be clear that we should receive the machine
and execute the necessary modifications without indicating the exact date of
shipment until we shall know what the client exactly desires. To this end we
are enclosing herewith a questionnaire which we kindly ask you to return to us
duly filled. STATINTL
To the above indicated prices Il will have to add a percen-
tage to cover the commercial expenses, modifications, control and allignment in
accordance with our own circuits which will further increase the cost by approxi-
mately STAT
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As to the possibility of usisg``a tape punching machine we beg to
oonfirm that it will be impossible for us to obtain said machine
and therefore, should it be neoagsary, it will,be advisable that it should be
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Explanatory Notes on Printout Selector Data Sheet.
This data sheet is intended to give a complete specification for a
printout selector unit and it is important that all relevant sections should
be completed in full. There are five.sections dealing with the printout or
punchout machine. These cover respectively, electric typewriters, digital
printers, tape reperforators, teleprinters and card punches. Usually only
one of these five sections will ap l to any particular equipment. Whether
the printout device isssupplied b the ap-
propriate section should be completed. erever possible e solenoid vol-
tage should be made 24 as this often enables existing power supplies to be
utilised. STATINTL
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all oases. In addition to specifying the order in which the digital informa-
tion from X and Y channels is to be printed out, all miscelaneous characters
must be included. It is usual to separate groups of digits by one or more
space characters and a typical termination would involve the symbols, c riagee
r' 1 r
n, f rn} lfni eed in the case of punched tape. It may also be d.esira~ bye for
some purposesnclude letter shift and figure shift characters if the infor-
mation on the tape is subsequently to be used for producing a printed page on a
teleprinter*
The last section of the data sheet deals with miscellaneous informa-
tion. It is necessary to know the maximum total solenoid current required by
the printout device so that this can be allowed for. In some oases, power for
the solenoids is provided by the Cust the printout device. Alterna-
tively it has to be provided from the equipment and this must be stated.
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The printout cycle is normally initiated by a push button except where
an on the fly printout is involved and in this case the start signal would be in
the form of an electrical pulse. A runout or tape feed button can be provided
in addition to that normally fitted to tape punches and a common zero reset button
can also be provided which will zero channels simultaneously in addition to the-._-_
individual zero reset buttons fitted to the counter units. It is usually con-
venient to have these buttons in the region of the measuring machine rather than
associated with the counter cabinet. These buttons can be provided on the end
of flying leads suitable for mountin on the Customer's machine. The length of
lead required should be stated*- I STATINTL
In the case of static printout, the counting circuitry may be left
live or inhibited during the printout cycle. The decision whether or not to
inhibit depends on whether vibration is liable to be present and whether for the
particular application it is more serious to'lose an occasional digit or to have
an occasional printout' containing a serious error due to movement of the counter
part way through the sequenoe. Where a, r'store is provided, it is not
necessary to inhibit the counter and in s ass"~, it should be stated whether
printout required n the g1r. Wherea buff ~store, ~, used, a
fault detector canbs fitted to tbp p Bator uni iob wi11 inhibit the
printout if nor. than one di t in ax y deo : ?i in the "ON" state. This is not
normally fitted to printoutg/ainultapeous4 due, to of fault condition, the opera-
tor will be aware ot tie by visual observation. of the, minter display.
/ 1+ stirrer store sine. i =tee than one t in `a decade is NNW/
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Some printout selectors are supplied with an assembly of manual
buttons or decade switches for automatically adding serial numbers or other
additional information to the printout cycle. Where these are supplied,
it is necessary to know the location of the panel which, in some cases, is
built in to the measuring machine. Cable lengths from selector unit to
printout device and from selector unit to manual panel must be specified.
The cabinet to be used is normally decided depending on the
complexity of the equipment.
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Typcf ac .c.?er.?.or,.o?..oe ... Keyboard .? ............................
Sequenc.......'.?o.c,e,..,e..e.?........? ....................................... __--
12 of 144 solenoid ? Remote Ribbon Shift? Rcmote Shift:
Printer `.nd 1. c .. ........................................................
Motor Solenoid. voltaic
Se]ue__ce ,..o...r,,. ...............................................
Tape :na" - and type ................. e ? .................. ....... .
?(otor o:Ltr~ge Solenoid voltage .............. .....
Code .....oe.. . .................... 5,7, or 8 wires
SeauenC.? e.,..? ??.....?e...........???..?.....?.....?... 0.0.?..?..?...........
Code ........ ............................ i(ey -,-x. . ..............................
Telcprintc,r na1:c and type ................... I...................... a........
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Solenoid Total Curren-;; .... ....................................................
Source of solenoid power .e....e..... ....................,..,,....... ?., ...re..__... a-o
Printout start si nal ................. Location ........ ..................o.e?
Runout button .> ....................... Location ..............................
Fault detector .....................??.........................................
Common zero reset ..................... Location ............ ............ ....,.
Inhibit ....... .................. ,...... On the Fly ............................
Location of manual panel ???o.rr??e??....?.,,a.,.?........?..,.?........... ....
Manual button a.ssy . ........... ............................................r..
Manual switch assy . ...........................................................
Selector to printout cable length ..........??..? ...............?..........a.<
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