Teletype Basic ksr Operating instructions

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TELETYPE

,

InrI:'

REPAIR MANUAL

for

BASIC

TERMINALS

without

an

Internal

Data

Set

©

1978

by

Teletype Corporation

Printed

in

U.S.A.

REP

AIR

MANUAL

391

The

43

TELEPRINTER

REPAIR MANUAL

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The

43

TELEPRINTER

REPAIR

MANUAL

INTRODUCTION

REPAIR

MANUAL

391

Issue

1,

April

1978

This

manual

provides

complete

repair

information

for

43

Basic

Teleprinter

Terminals

without

an

internal

data

set

(modem)

and

major

components.

The

manual

is

intended

for

field

or

shop

use

and

is arranged

into

various

parts

that

include repair, servicing

and

how

to

operate

instructions

for

the

43

Basic

KSR

and

RO

Sprocket

or

Friction

Feed

Teleprinters,

with

an

EIA

interface

or

a

TTL

interface. Manual

369

provides

complete

servicing

information

for

all versions

of

the

Basic

43

Teleprinter.

All replaceable

components

are identified in

the

manual along

with

disas-

sembly,

adjustments

and

troubleshooting

information.

Waveforms are

included

on

wiring diagrams

and

charts

are provided

for

additional

trouble

isolation using

an

oscilliscope

or

volt-ohmmeter.

No specially designed

tools

or

shop

facilities are required

for

repair operations, however

standard

43

teleprinter

terminals

or

components

or

local strapping

may

be

required

to

perform

or

simulate on-line

and

interface

testing when

the

teleprinter

is

not

installed

on

location.

The

43

Teleprinter Circuit Diagram, Manual

385,

provides

circuit

informa-

tion

extracted

from

this

manual.

The

component

layouts, lead designations

and

schematic diagrams

for

each circuit are

combined

into

single

fold-out

sheets

for

the

convenience

of

field

or

shop

personnel

when

repairing

major

components.

The

task

flow

chart

on

the

intended

repair

or

servicing activities

and

the

associated

manual

parts.

Spare

units

and

parts

for

repair are available

from

Teletype

Corporation.

Service personnel should

be

properly

trained

and

have access

to

these spares

before

attempting

service

or

repair

of

the

43

Teleprinter.

Contact

Teletype

Corporation

Technical Training Center,

312-982-3940,

for

courses available

on

43

Teleprinters.

PART

8

PART 9

PART

10

PART

11

The

43

TELEPRINTER

REP

AIR

MANUAL

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

PART

1

PART

2

PART

3

PART

4

PART

5

PART

6

PART

7

TESTING

TROUBLESHOOTING

DISASSEMBL

Y AND REASSEMBLY

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION AND DIAGRAMS

ADJUSTMENTS AND SPRING TENSIONS

PARTS

AND UNIT CODES

PACKING AND MARKING

SUPPLEMENTAL MANUALS INCLUDED

KSR INSTALLATION AND

ROUTINE

SERVICING MANUAL

368

Issue 3

RO INSTALLATION AND ROUTINE SERVICINGMANUAL

373

Issue 2

KSR HOW

TO

OPERATE

MANUAL

367

Issue 2

RO HOW

TO

OPERATE

MANUAL

372

Issue 2

TASK

FLOW

CHART

+

" !

DISASSEMBLY

AND

REASSEMBLY

PART 3

r

......

~

INTRODUCTION

"

TESTING

" +

I

REPAIR

MANUAL

391

PART

1

TROUBLESHOOTING (Isolation and Correction)

PART

2

l

":

+

" !

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTIONS

AND

DIAGRAMS

ADJUSTMENTS

AND SPRING

TENSIONS

PART 4

PACKING

AND

MARKING

PART 5

STATION INSTALLATION

AND

VARIABLE

FEATURES

"

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

AND LUBRICATION

,r

.4

~

STATION

OPERATION

{

~

" I

I

PARTS AND

UNIT CODES

PART

6

KSR Installation

and Servicing

Manual

368

RO Installation

and Servicing

Manual

373

KSR

How

to

Operate

Manual

367

RO

How

to

Operate

Manual

372

PART

7

PART 8

PART

9

PART

10

PART

11

MANUAL

391,1-1

PART

1-

TESTING

CONTENTS PAGE

1.

GENERAL

....................

1

2.

TEST

EQUIPMENT

.............

2

3.

KSR

TESTING

.................

3

OFF-LINE

TESTS

...............

3

VARIABLE

FEATURES

CHECKOUT

...................

12

A.

Loopback

Mode

............

12

B.

Variable Features

Checkout

...

12

4.

RO

TESTING

..................

15

OFF-LINE

TESTS

...............

15

VARIABLE

FEATURES

CHECKOUT

...................

20

A.

Loopback

Mode

............

20

B. Variable

Features

Checkout

20

1.

GENERAL

1.01

This

part

provides testing

requirements

and

procedures

for

the

43

Basic

KSR

and

RO

Teleprinter.

1.02

The

information

in

this

part

is

intended

to

determine

if

th~

terminal

and

its

compo-

nents

are

operating

properly

and

will

continue

to

operate

for

extended

periods

under

normal

oper-

ating

conditions.

1.03

Endurance,

environmental

extreme

or

electrical

parameter

testing

information

is

not

provided in

this

part.

This

type

of

information

is

found

to

some

extent

in

Part

2,

Troubleshooting

and

is

used

to

isolate

and

correct

troubles

indicated

in

this

part.

1.04

The

testing

information

provided herein

should

normally

be

used

to

determine

if:

(a) A repaired

teleprinter

is

operating

properly

before

being

returned

to

a

customer

or

placed in service.

(b) A questionable

component

installed

in

the

teleprinter

operates

properly

or

requires

repair.

(c) A questionable teleprinter, in service

or

received

from

a

customer,

is

operating

properly

or

requires repair.

1.05

Following installation

or

routine

mainten-

ance calls

at

a

location,

either

the

testing

in

this

part

or

an

installation

checkout

using

the

HTO

manual should

be

performed

to

make

sure

the

teleprinter

is operational.

1.06

On

trouble

calls, a local

test

or

a

trouble

verification

test

under

the

direction

of

a

test

station

(if available) should

be

performed

to

isolate

the

trouble

within

or

to

the

teleprinter.

After

correction

of

a

trouble,

the

test

may

be

confined

to

the

specific

area

that

was failing.

1.07

The

checkout

routines

are

presented

in

table

form

with

test

conditions

arranged

in a specific sequence. A response is given

to

verify

the

test

condition

has

passed.

1.08

Always

perform

the

tests in

the

order

given.

The

test

steps are based

on

satis-

factory

results

of

all previous steps.

1.09

If

the

indicated

response is

not

obtained

in

any

step

of

a

test

procedure,

repeat

the

step

to

make sure

that

the

procedure

has

been

performed

properly.

If

the

results

are

still unsatis-

factory,

refer

to

Page 2-1, Troubleshooting.

1.10

Teleprinters

with

TAUs

or

with

no

Ter-

minal

Data

Unit

must

be

associated

with

locally developed

external

testing

arrangements

and

procedures

to

perform

actual

On-Line Tests.

If

test

station

is

remote,

a

copy

of

the

testing

procedure

should

be

available

at

the

test

station.

Note:

The

local

tests

specified

in

this

part

simu-

late

most

on-line

tests

for

these

teleprinters.

--1.11

Before

an

on-line

test

can

be

performed,

the

remote

testing

station

must

be

pro-

vided with advance details

about

the

teleprinter

under

test,

such as,

telephone

number,

type

of

terminal

(KSR

or

RO) (friction

or

sprocket)

option

exceptions

present,

speed,

etc.

391,

1-2

1.12

Before proceeding

with

the

checkout

procedure,

check

the

following:

(a) Is

teleprinter

connected

to

a properly

grounded

and

polarized ac

outlet?

(b) Are all cable

connectors

fully seated?

(c) Are

printer

paper

and

ribbon

properly

installed?

(d) Are

any

option

exceptions

present?

Refer

to

Manuals

368

(KSR)

and

373

(RO),

Page 2-1.

(Part

8

or

9)

Procedures in Off-Line Tests are based

on

standard

factory

furnished

options

being present.

If

option

exceptions

are present,

the

test

response will

be

as

shown

in

the

KSR

or

RO

Variable

Features

Checkout.

1.13

All references

to

columns

are

after

a one-

second delay,

to

allow

the

print

head

to

index

two

character

spaces

to

the

right.

The

print

head

indicates

the

position

to

be

printed.

2.

TEST

EQUIPMENT

2.01 Off-Line

and

Variable

Feature

Test pro-

cedures are provided

to

simulate On-Line

Tests where

external

communication

test

devices

are

not

available.

To

perform

these

tests,

the

connector

terminals, as follows, should

be

strapped

before

proceeding

with

the

tests.

The

remaining

terminals should

be

connected

or

measured as

specified

during

the

test

steps.

Note:

Contact

Teletype

Corporation

Sales

Department,

312-982-2000,

for

availability

of

a

43

Teleprinter

Interface

Test

Box, which pro-

vides

both

arrangements

shown

as follows:

EIA INTERFACE

TTL

INTERFACE

:S

SEND DATA

~~

RECEIVE

DAT,&

RECEIVE DATA SEND DATA

5 CLEAR TO SEND

.:

TERMINAL READY

6 DATA SET READY f

DATA TERM READY DATA READY

25)

ANALOG LOOP V +5V Use

volt

7)

GND

11)

·12V

meter.

4)

REQUEST TO SEND

1~

+12V (Indica-

~

GND

tors

pro-

1)

DIGITAL LOOP vided

on

3)

ANALOG LOOP

Test

6)

REQUEST TO SEND

box.)

2.02

A

43

KSR

Operator

Console,

43K101/

CAA

or

CAB

can

be

substituted

in

RO

Teleprinters

to

perform

tests

and

variable

feature

checks off-line

when

external

communication

test

devices are

not

available

for

on-line

operation.

2.03

A

volt-ohmmeter

or

equivalent means

to

measure ±12volts

and

+5volts

and

perform

continuity

checks is required.

3.

KSR TESTING

OFF-LINE TESTS

TEST

Power

On/Off

Printer

Option

431.a.

432.a.

STEP

1.

2.

3.

TABLE A

OFF-LINE TEST PROCEDURES

PROCEDURE

ON

t

OFF

(Rear

View)

~PRINT

HEAD

MARKER

I 10

~

"PRINT

INDICATOR

SCALE

Hold

PRINTER

TEST

key

depressed

until

approximately eight lines are printed.

MANUAL

391,1-3

RESPONSE

Print

head returns

to

the

left-hand margin.

Paper feeds

to

TERM READY (AUTO

ANSW)

turns

on.

Print

head

marker

points

to

first

mark

on

indicator

scale.

ALARM

and

LOCAL

(LOCAL-TALK)

turn

on.

Characters

printed

as

in

Fig.

1.

(Refer

to

Options

431

and

432b

and

c

for

any

exceptions.)

Bell rings

at

end

of

each

line. (Right-Hand Margin

and

Test Message.)

Note

1:

First line

may

start

with

any

character

for

sprocket

or

friction feed printers.

~nopqrstuvwxyZ{:

}

....

• ".tX&/().+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>!@ABCDEF6HIJKLMNOPDRSTUVUXYZ(\]h_'abcdefghiJklMnopqrstuvwxyz{

}N

• ".tX&'()*+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKlHNOPURSTUVUXYZ[\)'_'abcdefghiJklMnopqrstuvwxyz{

}H

• ".tX&'()*+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>!@ABCDEF6HIJKLHNOPDRSTUVUXYZ[\]'_'abcdefghijklMnopqrstuvwxyz{ }P

• "'$X&'().+,-.I0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEF6HIJKLHNOPDRSTUVUXYZ(\]h_'abcdefghijklMnopqrstuvwxyz{

}H

• ".tX&'().+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>?@ABCDEF6HIJKLHNOPGRSTUVUXYZ[\]h_'abcdefghijklMnopqrstuywxyz{

}H

• "'$X&'()*+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>?@ABCDEF6HIJKLMNOPGRSTUVUXYZ[\]h_'abcdefghijklMnopqrstuvwxyz{

}N

• "ItX&'().+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>?@ABCDEF6HIJKlMNOPGRSTUVUXYZ[\]A_'abcdefghijklMnopqrstuvwxyz{

}N

• "'$%&'().+,-.IOt23456789:;<=>?@ABCDEF6HIJKLMNOPDRSTUVUXYZ[\]h_'abcdefghijklMnopqrstuvwxyz{

}N

Sprocket Feed -

13

Characters

per

inch

See

Note

1.

Note

2:

The lower case

"0"

/ does

not

print

on

80

character line.

"tllVW>:YZ{:}"

\

•

'"I.X&'().+,-./01234567891;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKlHNOPQRSTUVUXYZC\J~_'abcdefghiJkl"~

pqrstuyw)(yz{I}"

•

~"I.X"().+,-.I0123456789:;<=>"ABCDEFGHIJKlHNOPQRSTUVUXYZC\]h_'abcdefghiJkl"n

pqrstuywxyz{!}"

•

!"N.X&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=)?IABCDEFGHIJKlHNOPQRSTUVUXYZC\JA_'abcdefghijkl"n

pqrstllYW)(Yz{:}"

•

!"N.%&~()*+,-./Ot23456789:;<=)?@ABCDEFGHIJKlHNOpaRSTUVUXYZ(\JA_'~bcdefghijkl"n

pqrstllYWXYz{:}-"'

Friction Feed

-10

Characters

per

inch

Fig. 1

391,

1-4

KSR OFF-LINE TEST (Cont)

TEST STEP

Printer

4.

(Cont)

Operator

5.

Console

6.

TEST STEP

Operator

7.

Console

(Cont)

8.

9.

TABLE A (Cont)

OFF-LINE TEST PROCEDURES

PROCEDURE

Release

PRINTER

TEST key.

Hold CTRL

key

depressed

and

depress RETURN

key.

Place CAPS LOCK

key

in

DOWN position.

Starting with

top

row and moving from

left

to

right, depress unshaded keys

in

Fig. 2.

RESPONSE

ALARM

turns

off.

Character printing stops.

Print head is

returned

to

left-hand margin

and

paper

feeds

to

Characters

printed

as

in

Fig. 3.

Fig. 2

1234567890-+'OWERTYUIOP=\ASDFGHJKL;~{ZXCVBNM,.1

Fig. 3

'1

23456?890-+

···qwer'tyuiop:=\asdf'3hjkl;··

{z;.:cvbnf"l,

.1

Fig. 4

TABLE A (Cont)

OFF-LINE TEST PROCEDURES

PROCEDURE

Depress RETURN

and

then

LINE

FEED

key.

Depress

and

release CAPS LOCK

key

so

it

returns

to

UP position. Starting with

top

row

and

moving

left

to

right, depress each unshaded

key

in Fig. 2.

Depress RETURN and

then

LINE

FEED

key.

RESPONSE

Print

head

is

returned

to

left-hand margin

and

paper

feeds

to

Characters

printed

as

in

Fig. 4.

Print head returns

to

left-

hand

margin

and

paper

feeds

to

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