Siemens TELEPRINTER 100 User manual

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SIEMENS
ELEPRINTER 100
Operating Instructions
Fs Wa 2186/1 FU engl
March 1965
S I E M E N S & H A L S K E A K T I E N G E S E L L S C H A F T
WERNERWERK FUR TELEGRAFEN- UND' SIGNALT ECH NIK'

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SIEMENS
TELEPRINTER 100
Operating Instructions
Fs Wa 2186/1 FU engl
March 1965
S I E M E N S & H A L S K E A K T I E N G E S E L L S C H A F T
W E R N E R W E R K F U R T E L E G R A F E N - U N O S I G N A L I E C H N I K

Contents
Page
1. General 1
2. Keyboard
3. Establishing aconnection
4. Message transmission
5. Message reception
6. Replacing paper supply roil and ink ribbon, cleaning the types,
changing the line spacing options, readjusting printing impact for
multi-copy working
7. Installing visor
8. Fault tracing
9. Teleprinter 100 with tape transmitter attachment
10. Teleprinter 100 with reperforator attachment
11. Teleprinter 100 with two-coior printing device
12. Teieprinter 100 with reperforator attachment, tape transmitter attach¬
ment, and remote control unit "NL" for off-line tape preparation
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1. General
The Teleprinter 100 resembles aconventional typewriter both as regards
outward appearance and simplicity of operation.The characteristic difference
is, however, that ateleprinter permits the transmission and reception of
m e s s a g e s . T h i s f a c t a l o n e n e c e s s a r i l y i n v o l v e s s o m e d e v i a t i o n s a n d p e ¬
culiarities in operation which will be explained in the following:
To protect it against physical damage and entry of dust and to reduce the
o p e r a t i n g n o i s e , y o u r t e l e p r i n t e r i s e i t h e r c o v e r e d b y a p r o t e c t i v e c o v e r
o r a c c o m m o d a t e d i n a fl o o r c a b i n e t . To r e d u c e t h e o p e r a t i n g n o i s e s t i l l
f u r t h e r, t h e k e y b o a r d o f a t e l e p r i n t e r a c c o m m o d a t e d i n fl o o r c a b i n e t 2 1 3
is fitted with asealing plate. Only the keys protrude through this plate.
Perforated tape equipment is enjoying an increasing popularity because
it permits messages to be stored in the form of aperforated tape for
transmission at the maximum possible telegraph speed and at the most
convenient time. The net result is an appreciable economy in line holding
time and, consequently, in message fees.
If your teleprinter is equipped with areperforator attachment, you may
store incoming and outgoing messages in the form of aperforated tape,
in addition to the page copy. Atape transmitter attachment, which may aiso
be incorporated in this teleprinter as an optional item, permits the trans¬
mission at the maximum possible telegraph speed of messages previously
punched in atape. In conjunction with aremote control unit type "NL", the
teleprinter may be used for off-line operation, i. e. for the preparation,
duplication, or verification of perforated tapes.
Another optional device, the two-color printing device, permits outgoing
messages to be recorded in red and incoming messages in black.
We recommend that only page teleprinter paper conforming to the speci¬
fications as per DIN 6720 (sheet 1) be used.
Only a13 mm wide Perlon typewriter ribbon with selvage (black, or black/
red for two color printing device) conforming to the DIN 2103 specifications
should be used for the teleprinter.
Note:
B e f o r e t h e t e l e p r i n t e r i s p l a c e d i n s e r v i c e , i t m u s t b e r e - o i l e d b y t h e
mec h ani c c har g ed wi t h mai n ten a nce o p era t ion s . Con n ect i on of p o wer t e le¬
graph cables as well as any alteration of adjustments should also be left
to qualified technicians.
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2. Keyboard
The Telepr i n ter 1 0 0 m a y be eq u i ppe d e i the r w i t h ast a n dar d k e y boa r d o r a
condensed keyboard. In acondensed keyboard, some of the letter keys
carry also figures or symbols. Contrary to an office typewriter, your tele¬
printer types only small letters (or only capital letters, if expressly desired).
T h e r e i s n o s h i f t i n g f r o m c a p i t a l l e t t e r s t o s m a l l l e t t e r s a n d v i c e v e r s a .
Shift keys are, however, provided for shifting from letters (LTRS) to figures
and symbols (FIGS) and vice versa.
2.1. S h i f t k e y s " A . . a n d " 1 . . .
The shift key "1..." serves for shifting from LTRS to FIGS, and the key
"A..." is intended for shifting back from FIGS to LTRS. By depressing key
"1 . . y ou a d ju s t yo u r o w n t e le p ri n te r a s w e l l a s th a t in t h e di s t a n t s ta t io n
so that only figures and symbols can be printed because all keys carrying
only aletter will then be blocked. Now, only figures and symbols can be
transmitted and recorded until the key "A..." is depressed. After depres¬
sion of this key, all keys assigned to figures and symbols are locked.
These two shift keys are located at the left and right of the lowest key
row.
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2.2. Space bar
The non-lettered space bar is arranged in the center of the lowest key row.
2.3. Run-out key (in the special function key row above the keyboard)
Depression of this key causes the letter or figure assigned to the key
which was last operated to be continuously transmitted as long as this .."
key is held depressed.
2.4. Key "Q"
With the shift key "1 ..previously depressed, operation of the key "fi"
causes abell to sound in the teleprinter of the distant station. Normally, this
signal is used for inviting the attention of the operator at the distant
machine.
Key "-ijj-" (in special function key row above the keyboard)
This key has been provided for switching on the internal illumination. It
remains latched after depression. To switch it off, depress the lower ledge
of this key which will then pop out again (in the event of glare, you may
employ the visor described in para. 7).
2.5.
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2.6. Keys marked with symbols or abbreviations
Marking Function
A... LTRS shift (letters)
FIGS shift (figures +symbols)
Releasing answerback unit of distant teleprinter
Bell
<Carriage Return
Line Feed
Code combination 32 (this key may be locked or
even missing in your teleprinter because it is not
permitted for international traffic)
On/off switching of internal illumination (special
function key row)
Run-out (special function key row)
Releasing answerback unit of home teleprinter
(special function key row)
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3. Establishing aconnection
Automatic exchange systems (selective dialing)
First depress the calling key Oof the remote control unit located adjacent
to your teleprinter, (If the teleprinter is accommodated in floor cabinet 213,
th e c o n tr o l s o f th e r e m ot e c o n tr o l u n i t a r e l o c a te d i n t h e li d o f t h e floor
housing). When the proceed-to-dial lamp in the calling key lights, dial the
number o f t h e d e sired su b s c r iber. When th e c o n n e ction i s e s t a b lishe d , t h e
operation lamp in the clearing key Olights and the proceed-to-dial lamp
goes out. If the motor of your teleprinter stops again shortly after starting
and the operation lamp only lights momentarily, the line between the ex¬
change and the subscriber called is occupied.
To clear the line after transmission of the message, depress the clearing
key Oof your remote control unit until the operation lamp in this pushbutton
goes out.
3,1,
Manual exchange systems (no dial in the remote control unit)
Acall is initiated by depressing the calling key Oof the remote control
unit. When the motor of the teleprinter starts and the operation lamp in
the clearing key ©of the remote control unit lights, the operator in the
exchange has connected his teleprinter to your line. The exchange operator
will then answer your call and establish the desired connection. Do not
commence transmission of your message before the operator has asked
you to do so. At the end of message transmission, depress the clearing
key in the remote control unit for about two seconds. Your teleprinter will
then be disconnected by the exchange operator.
The procedure of establishing and clearing aconnection may differ from
that described above, and it wil l there fore b e advis able to consu lt the
manual exchange to which you are connected.
3,2,
Point-to-point communication (no remote control unit)
Point-to-point communication implies that two teleprinters are permanently
co n necte d w ith eac h o ther. In this c ase eith er telep rinter i s starte d b y de¬
p r e s s i n g t h e LT R S s h i f t k e y m a r k e d " A , ,
automatically stopped when no signals have been transmitted for about
30 seconds.
3,3,
t w i c e . B o t h t e l e p r i n t e r s a r e
Checking the connection (exchange of answerback codes)
Ateleprinter includes an answerback unit, adevice which automatically
transmits t he ide ntification co de of th e teleprinter s tati on.
To verify whether, when the connection has been established, you are ac¬
tually in contact with the desired distant station, release the answerback
unit of t he dis tant tele printer. For this p urpose, d epre ss first the F IGS shift
key marked "1,,," and then the key marked T h e i n c o m i n g s t a t i o n
identification code tells you whether you are connected with the desired
3,4,
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subscriber. If so, depress the key ( a b o v e t h e k e y b o a r d ) t o t r i g g e r
your own answerback unit and to transmit your station identification to the
coiled subscriber. However, if you are not connected with the desired
subscriber, operate the clearing key in the remote control unit and dial
again.
Do not depress any key as long as your answerback unit or that of the
distant station is running off.
4. Message transmission
The standard version of the Teleprinter 100 permits amaximum typing speed
of 400 strokes per minute. Astill higher typing speed is prevented by an
automatic keyboard lock.
To set both the transmitting and the receiving teleprinter to the beginning-
of-line position before you start to transmit your message, depress the
keys marked "<", "=", and "A ..." (or "1 ..." if the message begins with
figures or symbols) in this sequence. This procedure should be strictly ad¬
hered to because otherwise the distant teleprinter might be set for receiving
figures and symbols so that the letters transmitted by you would produce
an unintelligible sequence of figures and letters.
About 8character spaces (strokes) ahead of the end of the line abell will
warn you to terminate the line and to depress the keys marked "<", and
(be sure to observe this sequence to avoid trouble in carriage move¬
ment).
In contradistinction to an offi c e t y p e w r i t e r , t h e p l a t e n o f y o u r t e l e p r i n t e r
remains stationary during operation while the type basket moves to and fro.
4.1. Typing errors
Typing errors cannot be corrected by erasing or overprinting. If you have
typed awrong letter or figure, the letter "e" should be typed three times
with interposed spaces (e space espace e). This combination has been
introduced in international traffic to denote an erro r. Th e n repeat the res ¬
pective word or letter. Do not use the letter "X" for this purpose, to avoid
confusion with Roman numerals.
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End of the message
It is advisable to mark the end of each message by transmitting +++
(th r e e t i m es plus sign). This is aciear indic a t i o n t o the distant stat i o n t h a t
amessage has been terminated. It is then advisable to trigger again the
answerback unit of the distant station (key ">!●") after switching to "1 ..."
and then your own answerback unit (key "<^"). This provides acheck whether
or not the connection was in proper condition up to the end of the message.
4.2.
5. Message reception
Ateleprinter is also capable of receiving messages in the absence of an
operator.
If you intend to interrupt an incoming transmission for some reason or other
(e. g. in the case of trouble or exhaustion of paper supply) depress any
one key repeatedly (it is advisable to use the key "T"). In the same manner
the distant operator may request you to interrupt your message.
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Replacing paper supply roll and ink ribbon,cleaning the types,
changing the line spacing options, readjusting printing impact
fo r multi c opy wor k ing
6.
During all these operations your machine is not ready for reception. As a
result, measures must be taken to prevent acall from reaching your tele¬
printer. This is accomplished in the following manner:
Au toma tic ex chan ge systems
First depress the calling key in the remote control unit and then pull
out the power plug. Acalling subscriber will then receive the busy
signal and may dispatch his message at alater time. When the paper
supply has been renewed etc., depress the clearing key of the re¬
mote control unit and replace the power plug.
This makes the teleprinter ready for operation again. It should be
noted that an alarm signal will be actuated in the telegraph office
a f t e r 4 t o 5 m i n u t e s . T h i s w o r k s h o u l d t h e r e f o r e b e c a r r i e d o u t a s
quickly as possible.
Manual exchange systems
Inform the exchange operator that your machine will be taken out of
service for the next few minutes and then pull out the power plug.
When the work has been completed, insert the power plug again and
inform the exchange accordingly.
Point-to-Point circuit
Inform the distant station of the intended work and pull out the power
plug. After renewing the paper supply etc. and inserting the power
plug, inform the distant station that your machine is ready for opera¬
tion again.
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Replacing paper supply roll (observe para. 6)
Swing paper deflecting bail to
the rear.
Depress the two brown, rectan¬
gular, ribbed plates at the right
and the left of the lid and swing
the l i d u p wa r d s u nti l i t i s hel d
in position by its bracing bar.
Th row the p a per cla mping l e ver
to t h e r e ar a n d p u ll t h e p a p e r
o u t o f t h e t e l e p r i n t e r ( t o t h e
rear). Restore paper clamping
lever.

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Depending on the bracket in
which the roll is supported, swing
the locking arm (at the right and
the left of the roll) either to the
f r o n t o r t o t h e r e a r . D o n o t
bend it outwards.
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Lift out the old roll.
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Pull plastic tube out of the old
roll and insert it into the new
roll, as shown in the figure, un¬
til the roll comes to rest against
the rod in the plastic tube. The
paper must be fed off the roll
as shown in the figure.

7P l a c e t h e n e w p a p e r r o l l i n t o
the bracket so that the rod of
the plastic tube is positioned to
the l e f t o f the p a p er ro l l w hen
v i e w e d f r o m t h e f r o n t . N o w r e ¬
turn the two locking arms (shown
in Fig. 4) at the right and left of
the paper roll, so tha t they are
c o r r e c t l y p o s i t i o n e d o v e r t h e
plastic tube.
Feed the pap e r u n d e r t h e ten¬
sion control roller and then up¬
wards th r o u g h the slo t b e t w e en
the dust cover and the lid, place
it between paper saddle and
its guide axle, insert it under the
pl a te n f ro m b e h i n d a n d fe e d i t
round the platen by turning the
platen as with an office type¬
writer.
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Tear paper off along the tear-
off plate.
Push the lid carefully to the rear
with one hand and push the
bracing bar to the rear with the
other hand. Close the lid and
swing the paper deflecting bail
shown in Fig. 1to the front.

If your teleprinter is installed in afloor cabinet, the paper supply roll is
replaced in the same way as just described for the teleprinter with protec¬
tive cover. The paper deflecting bail shown in Fig. 1is here omitted and,
for opening the lid, it is not necessary to depress the two rectangular plates
(shown in Fig. 2). Simply lift the lid.
The lo c k i n g arms s h o w n in Fig . 4 c a n also b e d i s pens e d w i th bec a u s e the
paper roll support differs slightly from that employed with the protective
c o v e r v e r s i o n .
Replacing the ink ribbon (observe para. 6)
6.2.
Open the lid. Grasp the paper
s a d d l e f r o m b e l o w w i t h o n e
finger and fo rce i t upwards un¬
til it unlatches. The paper saddle
remains in this position and the
t w o i n k r i b b o n s p o o l s c a n b e
pull e d o ff their sha f t s a f t e r re¬
leasing the retainers.
Detach ink ribbon from the guides
and ribbon lifter. Attach the be¬
ginning of the new ribbon to
the emply reel (as on an o ffice
t y p e w r i t e r ) a n d p l a c e b o t h
s p o o l s o n t h e i r s h a f t s s o t h a t
they engage in the dr i v e r p i n s .
Secure spools with the retainers,
a n d i n s e r t i n k r i b b o n b e t w e e n
the guides and through the rib¬
bon lifter as shown in the photo¬
graph.
Depress the paper saddle with
one finger until it latches, close
t h e l i d , a n d s w i n g p a p e r d e ¬
flecting bail to the front.
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Cleaning the types (observe para. 6)
Clean the types of your teleprinter in the same way as those of atype¬
writer. Use plastic type cleaner rather than atype cleaning brush.
6.3.
Line spacing options (observe para. 6)
T h e l e v e r s p r o v i d e d f o r a d a p ¬
ting the spacing between lines
are located behind the right-
hand end of the platen. Open
t h e l i d o f y o u r t e l e p r i n t e r a n d
slightly depress the lower lever
with one hand (as shown in the
photograph). Using the larger
lever, move the attached pin
i n t o o n e o f t h e t h r e e n o t c h e s o f
t h e o t h e r l e v e r . V i e w e d f r o m
the front, the first notch means
double line spacing, the second
notch IV2 line spacing, and the
third notch normal line spacing.
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Readjusting printing impact for multi-copy working
To permit multi-copy working, the impact of the type bars must be increased
by aqualified technician.
Installing visor
I n s e r t v i s o r fi rst in the left hand
support, pull it to the right and
engage it in the right hand sup¬
port.

8. Fault tracing
In the event of trouble check first of all whether the plugs are firmly seated
i n t h e i r w a l l s o c k e t s a n d i n t h e s o c k e t s o f t h e r e m o t e c o n t r o l u n i t . T h i s
applies both to teleprinters with protective covers and to teleprinters
accommodated in floor cabinet 213.
Lamp in clearing key of remote control unit does not light
If the lamp in the clearing key does not light after establishing aconnec¬
tion, this may be due to:
1. power plug not firmly seated in its socket
2. power socket dead (blown fuse, etc.). Use adesk lamp or any other elec¬
tric appliance for checking.
M o t o r f a i l s t o s t a r t8.2.
If the motor of your teleprinter does not start and the lamp in the clearing
key of the rem o t e c o n t r ol unit fail s t o l i g h t a fter estab l i s h i n g a connect i o n ,
this may be due to the absence of power for the motor of your or the
distant teleprinter. Separate this connection immediately by depressing the
clearing button because, if the fault is at your end, the connection has been
establi s h e d a n d the rate me t e r i n t h e telegra p h o f fi c e b egins to c o u n t . To
find out which teleprinter is faulted, call the fault complaint service of your
telegraph office. If the motor of your teleprinter starts up, inform the
answering operator of the call number of the faulted distant station. If your
teleprinter does not start, inform the fault complaint service over the tele¬
ph one af ter ma king s ure th at fau lt is no t due to p oor connections as des¬
cribed in 8.1. above.
Motor runs although no connection has been established with another
teleprinter subscriber
I f t h e m o t o r o f y o u r t e l e p r i n t e r r u n s a l t h o u g h n o c o n n e c t i o n h a s b e e n
es t a b l i s h e d , t h e t e l e g r a p h p l u g m a y n o t b e fi r ml y s ea t ed i n t he t e le g ra p h
socket. If the connection is good, puil the power plug and request the ser¬
vice of maintenance technicians.
8.3.
Note:
No attempt should be made to extend trouble correction beyond the
above descri b e d s c o p e . I f a f a u l t c a n n o t b e c l e a r e d b y t h e m e a sures
explained above, enlist the services of qualified maintenance tech¬
nicians who will be provided, upon request, with the following manuals:
Bs TApp 100 engl
Ba TApp 100 engl
Es TApp 100 engl
Description
Service Manual
P a r t s L i s t
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Teleprinter 100 with tapetransmitter attachment
What has been said in paragraphs 1through 8applies also to the Tele¬
printer 100 equipped with atape transmitter attachment.
The tape transmitter attachment has two control keys (pushbuttons) which
are marked with the symbols "O" (switching off) and "©" (switching on).
Loading the tape transmitter
Depress the lever of the tape
retainer lid. The lid snaps open
and the tape can now be in¬
serted so that it fl o w s f r o m t h e
right to the left (the direction
of tape fl o w i s m a r k e d b y t h e
pointed beginning of the tape).
The sprockets of the tape feed
wheel must engage in the feed
holes (uninterrupted row of
s m a l l h o l e s i n t h e c e n t e r o f t h e
tape). Two rows of perforations
must be behind the feed holes
a n d t h r e e r o w s i n f r o n t . T h e
first code combination must be
placed exactly above the five
sens i n g pins ( r e d m ark ) . C l ose
tape retainer lid.
Ta p e t r a n s m i t t e r a t t a c h m e n t i n
floor-type cabinet 213.
Tr a n s mi t t i ng a m e s sa g e b y m ea n s o f a pe r f o ra t e d t ap e
A f t e r e s t a b l i s h i n g t h e c o n n e c t i o n w i t h t h e d e s i r e d d i s t a n t s t a t i o n ( s e e
para. 3), transmit the code combinations
your tape transmitter by depressing pushbutton ©. When the end of the
tape has cleared the sensing station, the tape transmitter will be switched
off automatically.
and "A ..and start
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9.3. A u t o m a t i c b r e a k f e a t u r e
If the far-end subscriber wishes to interrupt your tape transmission, aii he
has to do is to strike any one key repeatedly. This may be necessary when,
for instance, trouble occurs in the distant teleprinter or if the distant station
has an ur g e n t mess a g e o n hand f o r t r a nsmi s s i on in th e r e v e rse di r e c tion .
The tape transmitter attachment will be automatically stopped whenever
teleprinter signals arrive from the distant station. The outgoing transmission
interrupted in this manner may be repeated at alater time, i. e. when you
are requested to do so by the distant station operator (do not forget to
depress the keys "<", and "A..." before you transmit your message
again).
Switching off by hand
If you want to stop your own tape transmitter, depress the pushbutton marked
"O" in the front panel of your tape transmitter.
9.4.
10. Teleprinter 100 .with reperforator^attachment
The paragraphs 1through 8apply also to the Teleprinter 100 with reper¬
forator attachment. If your teleprinter is equipped with areperforator
at tachm ent (i nstal led at th e left ha nd sid e) all in comin g and out going mes¬
sag e s m ay be s t o re d a d dit i o nal l y i n th e f o r m of a p e rfo r a ted t a p e.
The reperforator attachment is provided with four control keys (pushbuttons):
0Switching on
OSwitching off
LIntroducing and pulling out tape
R To b e u s e d o n l y i n c o n j u n c t i o n w i t h a r e m o t e
control unit type "NL" for backspacing the tape
(see para. 12)
Note:
Th e r e perforat o r a ttachme n t s hould only b e s w itched off when the m o t or is
running. I f this is not done , it might happen tha t the punches ar e not fully
withdrawn from the tape. In this case the tape cannot be pulled out with¬
out tearing the perforations or the tape itself, if your teleprinter has stopped
w h i l e t h e r e p e r f o r a t o r a t t a c h m e n t i s s w i t c h e d o n , s t a r t t h e m o t o r o f y o u r
tele p r i nter b r i e fly and t h e n s witc h o ff t h e r e perf o r a tor at t a c hmen t , w i th the
motor running, by depressing button "O".
P r o c e e d a s f o l l o w s :
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A u t o m a t i c e x c h a n g e s y s t e m s : D i a l t h e c a l l n u m b e r o f y o u r o w n
station. You wili then receive the busy indication, I. e. your teieprinter wiil
s t a r t u p f o r a m o m e n t a n d t h e n s t o p a g a i n . D e p r e s s t h e p u s h b u t t o n " O "
during the moment the motor is running.
( I f y o u r r e m o t e c o n t r o l u n i t i s o f t h e t y p e " N L " , d e p r e s s t h e p u s h b u t t o n
"O" with the green ring. This causes the motor to start. See paragraph 12.)
Manual exchange system: O p e r a t e t h e c a l l i n g k e y . W h e n t h e
m o t o r r u n s , d e p r e s s p u s h b u t t o n " O " a n d t h e n t h e c l e a r i n g k e y. ( I f y o u r
re m o t e c o n t r o l u n it i s o f t h e t y p e " N L " , d e p re s s t h e p u s h b u t t on w it h t h e
green ring "O". This causes the motor to start. See paragraph 12.)
Po i n t -t o - p oin t c i r cu i t s : Dep r e s s ke y " A . .. " t w i ce . W i t h t he m o t o r
of your teleprinter running, depress pushbutton "O".
With the reperfo r a t o r a t t a c h ment switched off as described a b o v e , p u l l t h e
perforated tape out to the front, holding pushbutton Ldepressed, until
blank tape appears.
Tear off along arrow-shaped
edge (upwards).
I f y o u r t e l e p r i n t e r i s i n s t a l l e d
in afloo r c a bin e t 2 13 , t h e tap e
m u s t b e t o r n o f f u p w a r d s a s
shown in Fig. 18.
16

10,1. Replacing the tape roll
First of all, make sure that no call can reach your machine. Proceed as out¬
li ned in p aragraph 6. The r eperforat or att achm ent must have b een sw itch ed
off as described in the preceding paragraph. Holding pushbutton "L" de¬
pressed, puli the tape out to the rear. Pull tape roll with core upwards
a n d r e m o v e r o i l t o w a r d s l e f t s i d e .
Slip new tape roll on the core
as shown in the photograph and
pres s i t d o w n as fa r a s i t w i ll
go.
Insert perforated tape as shown
on diagram.
Cut the beginning of the tape
diagonally to apoint, using a
pair of scissors.
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