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TELEPRINTER
S
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VICE
MANUAL
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OF
CONTENTS
INT
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l'ART
1 -
43
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ER
General
Description
I
nstalla
tion
an
d
Remo
val
Options
KSR
Tr
oubleshooting
RO
Tro
ubl
eshooting
Wi
ring
KSR
Testing
RO
Testing
Disa
s.~e
mbly
/
lt
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assemb
ly
Routine
Maint
e
nan
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Parts
PART
2 - 43
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Wi
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Adjustments
a.11d
Spring
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Disassembly
and
Ressembl
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Parts
PART
3 -
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OR
CONSOLE
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and
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THE
43
TELEPRINTER
SERVICE MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
This
manual
provides servicing
information
for
the
43
Basic
Teleprinter
Terminals.
The
parts
included in
the
service manual provide instructions for
use by
crafts
personnel
when
performing
the
servicing tasks required for
the
installation, testing,
troubleshooting
and
routine
maintenance
of
the
43
KSR
and RO.
The
task flow
chart
on
the
next
page illustrates
the
intended
repair and
servicing activities and associated
manual
parts.
A brief training course and
the
maintenance
spares as
recommended
in the
parts
indexes are available from
Teletype
Corporation. Crafts personnel should
be
properly
trained
and
have access
to
maintenance
spares before
attempting
to
repair
or
service
the
43
Teleprinter.
This manual was reissued
to
provide servicing
information
for
KSR
and
RO
Teleprinters with
either
sprocket
or
friction feed capability and
equipped
with
an integrated Terminal Data
Unit
(TDU), an integrated Terminal Auxiliary
Unit
(TAU,
TAUl,
TAU2),
or
no
integrated terminal
unit
(no
TU). Also
included in this manual is servicing
information
for
the
430900
Answer-Back
Modification Kit.
For
complete
repair
information
on
43
Basic
Teleprinter
terminals
without
a TDU,
including repair
of
all
major
components
except
for
the
TAU, refer
to
Repair
Manual 391
and
Circuit Diagram Manual
385.
Manuals
may
be ordered from
your
Teletype
Corporation
Sales
Department,
5555
Touhy
Ave Skokie,
II
60077.
II.
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FLOW AND PAGE
REFERENCES
INTRODUCTION
SERVICE
MANUAL
369
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION PAGE 1-1
PAGE 1-7
INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL PAGE 5-1, (MANUAL
367)
OPTIONS PAGE 1-23
LOCAL AND ON-LINE TESTS
PLACE IN
SER
VICE
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
PAGE 1-6
LUBRICATION
PAGE
1-66
(KSR)
PAGE
1-84
(RO)
PAGE 1-7
PAGE 5-1, (MANUAL
367)
PAGE
1-110
PAGE2-17
TROUBLESHOOTING
-(ISOLATION &
CORRECTION)
PAGE
1-38
KSR
PAGE 1-52 RO
PAGE
2-1
MAINTENANCE
SPARES
PAGE 1-111
PAGE 2-35
PAGE 3-15
PAGE 4-3
DISASSEMBLY &
REASSEMBLY
PAGE 1-96
PAGE 2-21
PAGE 3-7
III
WIRING
PAGE 1-64
PAGE 2-4
PAGE 3-4
PAGE 3-1
ADJUSTMENTS &
SPRING
TENSIONS
PAGE 2-6
PAGE 4-1
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MANUAL
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43
BASIC
TELEPRINTER
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
CONTENTS PAGE
1. GENERAL
....................
1-1
2. DESCRIPTION
.................
1-1
3. OPTIONS
.....................
1-5
4. REFERENCES
.................
1-6
1.
GENERAL
1.01 This section provides a general descrip-
tion
of
the
43 Basic
Teleprinter
terminals
and station arrangements.
1.02
All ordering
numbers
shown in this
manual are
Teletype
Corporation
part
numbers.
2. DESCRIPTION
2.01 The
43
Keyboard Send Receive KSR
sprocket feed
station
with integrated
Terminal Data Unit (TDU) consists
of
a keyboard
printer
station
arrangement
and a
modular
500
or
2500
telephone.
The
station
connects
directly
to
the
switched
telephone
network
by means
of
a
modular
cord.
2.02 The 43 KSR and RO
Stations
are also
available with friction feed roll
paper
handling capabilities
and
an answer back circuit
card.
2.03 Various
43
terminal arrangements are also
available
without
a directly
connected
telephone witb
either
friction
or
sprocket
feed
paper handling as follows (See Fig. 2).
•KSR
with Terminal Auxiliary
Unit
(TAU)
that
has an EIA Interface.
•KSR
with Terminal Auxiliary
Unit
(TAUl)
that
has a single
combined
EIA/Current
inter-
face
port.
•KSR
with
Terminal Auxiliary
Unit
(TAU2)
that
has dual
combined
EIA/Current
interface
ports.
•KSR
with
no
internal
data
unit
that
has a
Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) voltage level
interface.
•Receive Only (RO) terminals with
either
an
internal
data
set, TAU,
TAUl,
or
no internal
data
unit.
2.04 Terminals
with
EIA interface are normally
connected
to
private lines
or
to
an external
data
set
which
is
connected
to
the
public switched
telephone
network.
2.05 Terminals with no internal
data
unit
or
current
interface are usually directly
connected
to
a nearby
data
device
or
computer.
Fig.
1-43
KSR
Sprocket
Feed
Station
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TILINTERFACE
®
~
.
.
®
EIA
INTERFACE
(TAU)
~
®
.
.
®
Ci]
~
.
.
.
.
.
~
®
.
.
®
LINE
PORT
AUXILIARY
PORT
SINGLE
EIA/CURRENT
INTERFACE
(TAUl)
DUAL
EIA/CURRENT
INTERFACE
(T
AU2
-
KSR
ONLY)
Fig
2.-RO
Friction
Feed
and
Interface
Connectors
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2.06
Data
messages
can
be
sent
or
received
(or
printed
locally) a character-at-a-time
at
attendant
selectable on-line speeds
of
10
or
30
characters
per
second
on
KSR
terminals.
Receive
only
speeds
of
10
or
30
characters
per
second
are
set
by
options
on
RO terminals.
The
telephone
is
used
to
originate calls
for
data
or
talk
and
to
answer calls in
the
talk
mode
when
connected
to
the
public
switched
telephone
network.
2.07
Characters are
formed
by
impact
on
a 7
by 9
dot
matrix
and
are
printed
at
approxi-
mately
13
to
the
inch
on
sprocket
feed
and
10
to
the
inch
on
friction feed. Line
lengths
of
up
to
132
characters
(SF)
or
80
characters
(FF)
can be
printed
with lines spaced
at
6
to
the
inch.
2.08
Inking
is
provided
by
a readily replaceable
cartridge
with
ribbon
(430035),
available
from
Teletype
Corporation.
2.09
Paper
for
the
sprocket
feed
printer
must
be
12
inches
wide
with
standard
sprocket
hole size and spacing.
Standard
weight, single-ply
or
multicopy
paper
consisting
of
the
original
and
up
to
two
additional
copies
can
be
used.
Standard
single ply
8-1/2
inches
wide
(5
inches
diameter)
roll
paper
is
used
on
friction
feed
printers.
2.10
Basic
43
teleprinters
are
intended
for table
top
use.
The
paper
can be fed from
the
supply
box
or
from
a
paper
holder
that
clips
to
Description
43
Basic KSR (S) W/TDU
43
Basic
KSR
(F)
W/TDU
43
Basic
KSR
(S) W/TAU
43 Basic KSR
(F)
W/TAU
43
Basic
KSR
(S)
W/TAUl
43
Basic
KSR
(F)
W/TAUl
43
Basic
KSR
(S)
W/TAU2
43
Basic KSR
(F)
W/TAU2
43
Basic
KSR
(S)
No
TU
43
Basic KSR
(F)
No
TU
43
Basic
RO
(S) W/TDU
43
Basic
RO
(F)
W/TDU
43
Basic
RO
(S) W/TAU
43
Basic
RO
(F)
W/TAU
43
Basic
RO
(S)
W/TAUl
43
Basic
RO
(F)
W/TAUl
43
Basic
RO
(S)
No
TU
43
Basic RO
(F)
No
TU
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the
rear
of
the
sprocket
feed terminals. On
friction
feed
terminals,
the
paper
roll is held by a
paper
supply
assembly
that
is
mounted
to
the
rear
of
the
terminal.
2.11
The
terminals
operate
on
a
115
V ac,
:!:10%,
50-60
Hz source
of
power
at
100
watts.
Power
is
controlled
by an
on-off
rocker
type
switch
located
at
the
right
rear
of
the
hous-
ing. A
10-foot
power
cord
is
included with
the
terminal.
2.12
The
teleprinters
weigh
approximately
30
pounds
and
those
with
modular
phone
connectors
can readily be moved and
reconnected
in
another
location
by
the
user.
2.13
Each
coded
arrangement
is
furnished with
the
teleprinter
terminal
(including a
paper
holder
or
paper
supply
assembly and new
cartridge with
ribbon)
in
addition
to
an
atten-
dant's
manual,
and
installation
and
routine
servic-
ing
instructions.
The
modular
telephone
and
one
additional
modular
cord
are needed
to
complete
a
station.
TTL
interface
or
a
data
set
and
EIA
cord
arrangements
require
a locally engineered
connection
to
the
data
device.
2.14
The
operational
controls
and
status
indi-
cators
for
the
KSRs are briefly described
in Fig. 3.
Teletype
Set
Code
4320AAB
4320AAF
4320AAC
4320AAD
4320AAK
4320AAL
4320AAH
4320AAJ
4320AAA
4320AAE
4310AAB
4310AAF
4310AAC
4310AAD
4310AAG
4310AAH
4310AAA
4310AAE
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One
of
these
three Use
is
system
keys
always
lit
dependent.
Disables
indicating
mode
keyboard
when
lit.
andp~
Lights
on
paper
out
and
other
alarm
Independent
local
test
or
printer.
Controls
local
printing
of
transmitted
data.
Sends
and
receives
at
30
or
10
characters
per
second.
300
or
110
baud
at
10
or
11
unit
code.
,-
1
-------------------------------,
I
I = *I
I
I
I
I
I
: *Peculiar
to
KSRs
without
TDUs.
I
I
I
I
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I
I
OPERATOR
CONSOLE
I I
KEYBOARD
L-----------------------------------------~
Fig.
3-KSH.
Operational
Controls
and
Status
Indicators
2.15
The
keyboard
layout
for
the
KSRs
is
shown
in Fig. 4, along with
brief
descriptions
on
the
keyboard-printer
operation
of
several special
keys.
Character
transmission is
1968
ASCII,
(American
National
Standard
Code
for
Informa-
tion
Interchange)
8-level with
the
8th
bit
used
for
even
parity
on
all
characters
sent.
Locks
down
for
capital
alpha.
Re·
leases
up
for
lower
Several escapf'
sequencP
functions
also
can
he
performed
by
drpressinji?
the
ESC
followed
hy
the
indicated
key.
ESC>
ESC<
ESC=
ESC
1
ESC r
ESC
x
ESCm
ESCw
--A?alog
loop7
totally
functional
-D1g1tal
loop5
with
INT
DATA
Set
only.
-Loop
clear
-(ESC
lower
case
L)
set
left
margin.
-Set
right
margin.
-Clear
left
and
right
margin.
-Release
left
and
right
margin.
-Performs
new
line
function
(CR-LF)
case
(a[fects
alpha
BACK
characters
only).
ESC
SPACE
~
.....
~~HT
SJ~~G
Shifts
lower
case
alpha
to
upper
0 I s
case alpha and
L!
symbols
on
K S
lowf>r
hair
or
keytop
to
symbols
on
upper
half.
<
SHIFT
LINE
FEED
(Does
not
release N
/
REPT
DELETEu
CAPS
LOCKS)
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•Several
keys
perform
special
functions
when
depressed
together
with
the
CTRL
key
(codes are sent
on-line).
BS -
performs
backspace
(in
addition
to
BACKSPACE
key).
BEL
-
sounds
bell.
EOT
-
may
initiate
a
disconnect.
SUB
-
prints
• .
•When
the
CTRL
RETURN
keys
are
operated
together,
the
carriage
is
returned and
the
paper
advances
one
line.
No
character
is
sent
on·line.
Fig.
4-
·KSR
Keyboard
Layout
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2.16 The
operator
console
controls
and
status
indicators for
the
RO are briefly described in Fig.
5.
Places
terminal
in
terminal
ready
or
data
mode.
11
K"1
Kl
All\
·\LAK'-f
...,.
_____
Lights
on
paper·out
and
other
alarm
conditions.
Independent
local
Lights
when
terminal
is
test
of
printer.
ready
to
receive
data.
Lights
when
term
inal
is
conditioned
to
go
to
the
data
mode.
Fig. 5 - RO Operational Controls
and
Status
Indicators
2.17 The following
is
a
reduced
sample
of
the
printed
character
set
as
it
appears in
the
printer
test
mes-
sage
on
sprocket
feed printers. (Lines are limited
to
80
characters
on
friction feed.)
• I "11%1'
().
+. - •
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3. OPTIONS
3.01 Several variations are provided for field
applications.
These
variations
(options)
can be enabled by
crafts
personnel
without
addi-
tional material (by means
of
switches).
3.02
The titles
and
possible variations are listed
as follows.
Numbers
with
alpha
suffixes are
provided for ordering
and
record
keeping purposes.
In each case,
the
suffix a. indicates
the
factory
furnished condition
except
for
432.
431.
Type
Font
Arrangement
a. Narrow
numeric
0
and
wide
alpha
0
Standard
/\and
underline_
b. Slash
numeric
0
and
wide
alpha
0
/\prints
as t
and_
prints
as+-·
c. lash
alpha
an wide n
umenc
I\
prints
as t
and
_
prints
as+- .
d.
432. Line Length With Margins Cleared
a.
132
Characters
(Do
not
select
on
Friction Feed.)
b.
72
Characters(Printed line
not
centerea.
J
c,
80
Characters
(Factory
furnished
on
Friction
Feed)
d. r
72
Characters -
l'rinted
line
centered
' (Friction Feed only).
'
I
'
433.
EOT
Response
a. Disconnect
or
tum
off
TERM READY on
received EOT.
b. Does
not
disconnect
or
tum
off
TERM
READY
on
received EOT.
434.
Character
Parity Bit
Sent
(KSR
only)
a. Even Parity
b.
8th
Bit Mark
435.
End-of-Line
on
Rt>ceive
a.
Auto
CR-LF
performed
b. Bell &
Print
Inhibit
at
last char. position
436.
Speed
Control
(RO
only)
a.
30
Characters/Sec
b.
10
Characters/Sec
437.
Print
Substitute
Character•
on
odd
parity
received.
a.
Print
Sub-Char
( • )
on
odd
parity received.
b. Ignore parity.
438.
Answer-Back
on
HERE
IS
a. Yes
b.No
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439.
Answer-Back
on
ANSWER.
a. Yes
b.
No
440.
Answer-Back
on
ENQ
a.
Yes
b.No
441.
Type
of
Interface
Unit
a.
Terminal
Data
Unit·(TDU)'
b.
TAU,
TAUl,
TAU2
or
no
Interface
Unit
442.
Local
Copy
of
Answer-Back
a. Yes
b.No
443.
Character
Parity
Bit
Sent
from
Answer-Back
a.
Even
Paritv
b.
8th
Bit Mark
444.
Blinding
of
ENQ
Recognition.
a. Auxiliary
Sender
Controls
(AUX.
Pin 4)
(HDX
Only)
b. Auxiliary
Sender
cannot
blind.
4.
REFERENCES
4.01
The
43
Teleprinter
technical
reference
provides
additional
descriptions
of
the
station
components,
features,
applications,
and
interfacing.
4.02
The
369
Service Manual
provides
all
necessary
information
for
trained
crafts
personnel
to
install,
maintain,
and,
if necessary,
service
the
43
Teleprinter
using
recommended
lists
of
maintenance
spares. Issue 1
included
KSR
sprocket
feed
with
internal
data
set
only.
Later
issues
include
the
friction
feed,
RO
and
additional
interfaces.
43
Basic
RO
Teleprinter
Trouble-
shooting,
Page
1-52,
and
43
RO
Testing,
Page
1-84,
are new servicing
instructions.
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BASIC
TELEPRINTER
INSTALLATION
AND
REMOVAL
CONTENTS
PAGE
1.
GENERAL
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7
2. TOOLS
REQUIRED.
. . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
3.
INSTALLATION
PROCEDURE....
1-8
4.
UNPACKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
IDENTIFICATION..
. . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9
CONNECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1-10
PAPER
HOLDER...............
1-20
PAPER SUPPLY
ASSEMBLY......
1-20
RIBBON AND
PAPER
..........
.
CHECKOUT
PROCEDURE
......
.
DIRECTORY
CARD
............
.
STATION
REMOVAL
1-20
1-20
1-21
1-21
1.
GENERAL
1.01 This section
provides
station
installation
and removal
information
for
the
43
KSR and RO
Station
(Fig.
1.).
1.02
For
additional
information,
refer
to
Page
1-84,
RO
Teleprinter
Testing, Page 1-66,
Basic KSR
Teleprinter
Testing, and Page
1-23,
Options.
1.03
The
43
Teleprinter
is
furnished fully
assembled
and
tested
with an
integrated
TAU,
TAUl,
TAU2,
TDU
or
no
integrated
termi-
nal
unit
ready
to
connect
to
an
external
communi-
cations
device
or
distant
terminal
or
between
a
modular
500DM
or
2500DM-type
keyless tele-
phone
and
the
line
telephone
jack. Where
telephones
and
jacks
are
not
of
the
modular
type,
they
must
be
converted
to
the
modular
type
before
station
installation.
Note: When installing a
terminal
with an
integrated
TDU
(KSR
or
RO
with
telephone)
obtain
locally
or
from
Teletype
Corporation
at
least
one
modular
cord
of
the
appropriate
length
to
connect
between
the
telephone
and
the
43
Teleprinter
(Fig. 4
).
Discuss with
customer
where
the
teleprinter
and
phone
are
to
be installed
before
obtaining
cord(s).
1.04
Before
starting
the
installation
procedure,
verify
that
paper
in
addition
to
the
Basic
43
Teleprinter
Arrangement
is
present
at
the
installation
location.
Fig.
1-43
KSR
and
RO
Stations
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1-8
COVER
I
PAPER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY
(Friction
Feed)
PAPER HOLDER
(Sprocket
Feed
Early
Design)
Fig.
2-Packing
Detail
1.05
Reference in
the
procedures
to
left
or
right,
up
or
down,
and
top
or
bottom,
etc,
refer
to
the
teleprinter
in its
normal
operating
position.
1.06
All ordering
numbers
shown
in this manual
are
Teletype
Corporation
part
numbers
unless specified otherwise.
2. TOOLS
REQUIRED
2.01 No tools are
required
to
install
or
remove
the
43
Station
with
integrated
TDU. A
screwdriver
(1/4
inch, 6 inch blade -
100982)
will be required
to
install
the
43
Station
with
Inte-
grated TAU,
TAUl,
TAU2
or
no integrated ter-
minal
unit.
For
tools
required
to
enable
options,
refer
to
Options,
Page 1-23.
3. INSTALLATION
PROCEDURE
UNPACKING
3.01 Select an area
to
unpack
the
carton
so
that
damage
to
the
terminal
will
not
occur.
3.02
When unpacking, be sure
to
wear ap-
proved
safety
glasses.
3.03
Unpack
the
large
carton.
Refer
to
instruc-
tions
on
the
container.
Remove
tape
securing
the
cover
to
the
housing (Fig. 2).
Note: Observe all
"caution"
notes
printed
on
the
carton.
3.04
Depress
the
cover locking
tabs
on
the
lower
front
of
the
cabinet
and
lift
the
cover. Remove
the
packing
detail
securing
the
print
head
in place (Fig. 2).
3.05
The
containers
and
other
packing details
are
to
be
retained
and
reused
by
field
locations
to
facilitate
movement
of
stations.
3.06
Verify
that
the
following
items
are
included
with
the
service
order
and
are
at
the
installation
location
after
the
boxes
are
unpacked.
1 -
Set,
43
Teleprinter
(Fig. 3)
1 -
Paper
Holder
(Sprocket
Feed
Only)
1 -
Paper
Supply
Assembly
(Friction
Feed
Only)
1-
Ribbon
1 -Paper, Box
of
White
Fan-Fold
12
x
8-1/2",
(Sprocket
Feed
Only)
1 - Paper, Box
of
White Roll
8-1/2",
(Friction
Feed
Only)
1 - Manual 367,
How
to
Operate
(KSR
Only)
Page 5-1
1 - Manual
372,
How
to
Operate
(RO
Only)
1 - Manual
368,
Installation and
Routine
Servicing
(KSR
Only)
1 - Manual
373,
Installation
and
Routine
Servicing
(RO
Only)
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IDENTIFICATION
RO
TELEPRINTERS
Sprocket
Feed With TDU -
4310/AAB
Sprocket
Feed With
TAU
-
4310/AAC
Sprocket Feed With
TAUl-
4310/AAG
Sprocket Feed With
TTL
-
4310/AAA
Friction Feed With
TDU
-
4310/AAF
Friction Feed With
TAU
-
4310/AAD
Friction Feed With
TAUl
-
4310/AAH
Friction Feed With
TTL
--
4310/AAE
43 KSR -
Sprocket
Feed
43
RO -
Sprocket
Feed
INTERNAL
INTERFACE
CONNECTOR
-
TTL
ANDTTL2
CONNECTOR
TO
EXTERNAL
DATA
SET
OR
COMMUNICATIONS
DEVICE
w~·
.
.
0
TAU2
TAUI
TAU
MANUAL
369,
1-9
KSR
TELEPRINTERS
Sprocket
Feed With TDU -
4320/AAB
Sprocket
Feed With TAU -4320/AAC
Sprocket
Feed With
TAUl-
4320/AAK
Sprocket
Feed With
TAU2-
4320/AAH
Sprocket
Feed With
TTL
-
4320/AAA
Sprocket
Feed With
TTL2
-
4320/AAU
Friction Feed With TDU -
4320/AAF
Friction Feed With TAU -
4320/AAD
Friction Feed With
TAUl
-
4320/AAL
Friction Feed With
TAU2
-
4320/AAJ
Friction Feed With
TTL
-
4320/AAE
Friction Feed With
TTL2
-
4320/
AA
V
43
KSR -Friction Feed
43
RO -Friction Feed
TDU
CONNECTORS
UPPER -
TO
TELEPHONE
LOWER
-TO
LINE--~°'"'
~
\
TDU
Fig.
3-Identification
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1.10
CONNECTION
3.07
Place
the
43
Teleprinter
on
the
desk,
table,
etc,
indicated by
the
customer.
Placement should be
near
the
external
com-
munications
device
or
modular
phone
that
will be
used with
the
teleprinter.
4310
AAB
and
AAF
RO Sets With TDU
4320
AAB and
AAF
KSR Sets Wjth TDU
Modular telephone present
at
installation location:
3.08
Unplug
the
modular
plug
of
the
cord
from
the
modular
jack associated with
the
telephone
specified
on
the
service
order
(compress
tab
to
release) and
connect
it
to
the
lower
connector
marked LINE
on
the
rear
of
the
TDU accessible
through
the
opening
in
the
left
rear
of
the
bustle cover (Fig. 4
).
If
telephone
is
not
to
be placed
at
original
phone
location,
a
different length cord
may
be
needed.
Connect
the
additional
modular
cord
between
the
upper
connector
on
the
TDU marked PHONE and
the
telephone jack.
3.09
Since
the
two
cords
are interchangeable,
the
selection
of
which
cord
to
apply
to
which
function
is a
matter
of
installer
judgement
based
on
length
of
cords available
and
terminal
location
with
respect
to
the
wall jack.
No
modular
telephone
present
at
installation
location:
3.10
Connect
the
modular
cord plug
to
the
lower
connector
marked LINE
on
the
rear
of
the
TDU, accessible
through
the
opening
in
the
left
rear
of
the
bustle cover.
Connect
the
remaining
end
of
the
modular
cord
to
the
line
connecting block.
CONNECTING
500DM
or
2500DM
TELEPHONE
SET
(RO
-
Optional)
Modular
Type
Cords
Standard
Long
Extra
Long
7
Feet
-
430581
14
Feet
-
430582
25
Feet
-
430583
Fig.
4-Telephone
Connection
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4310AAC
and
AAD
RO
Sets With
TAU
4310AAG
and
AAH RO Sets With
TAUl
4320AAC
and
AAD KSR
Sets
With
TAU
4320AAK
and
AAL KSR Sets With T
AUl
EIA Interface
Connection
3.11 A 25-pin male receptacle with male pins
is
provided for
connection
to
an external
communications device
(modem)
or
distant
ter-
minal.
The
interface meets
the
requirements
of
MANUAL
369,
1-11
EIA RS-232-C.
The
pin assignments are given
below.
3.12
The
connecting
cables between the termi-
nal
and
the
data
set
must
be furnished by
the
installer
and
should
employ
shielded cable.
The
following cables are available from
Teletype
Corporation.
3
foot
length -
430569
7
foot
length -
408065
12
foot
length -
408066
~5
foot
length -
408067
50
foot
length -
408068
TAU
INTERFACE
SIGNALS
Qonnector EIA Circuit
Pin Signal Designation
Status
1-
Protective
Ground
AA
Not
Wired in TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
*
2-
Transmit
Data
BA KSR, Active -
RO,
Always Mark
3-
Receive
Data
BB
Active
4 -
Request
to
Send RS Always
Off
(Issue
lB
Logic Card) -
Always On (Issue 2A Logic Card)
5 Clear
to
Send
CB
Active
6 Data
Set
Ready
cc Active
7-
Signal
Ground
AB
Active
3~
Received Line Signal
CF
Active
Detector
9
Not
Wired in TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
10
Not
Wired in TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
11 TWX
Control
Not
Applicable
12
Data Speed
Indicator
SCF
Not
Applicable
13
Not
Wired in
TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
14
Not
Wired in
TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
15
Not
Wired in
TAU
16
Not
Wired in
TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
17
Not
Wired in
TAU
18
TWX
Indicator
Not
Applicable,
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
19
Not
Wired in
TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
20
-Data Terminal
Ready
CD Active
21
Not
Wired in
TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
* 22 Ring
Indicator
Not
Wired in
TAU
* 23
Data
Speed Select CH Always
Off
24
Not
Wired in TAU
or
Recommended
Cable
25
Analog
Loop
Test
KSR, Active -RO, Always
Off
*Note:
Refer
to
50944S
if
410710
answer-back
circuit
card
is
present.
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1-12
Connector
Pin Signal
1 Protective
Ground
* 2
Transmit
Data
3 Receive Data
4 Request
to
Send
5 Clear
to
Send
6 Data
Set
Ready
7 Signal
Ground
8 Received Line Signal
Detector
9
10
11 TWX Control
12
Data
Speed
Indicator
13
Transmit
Current
Loop
14
Transmit
Current
Loop
15
Receive Current
Loop
16
Receive
Current
Loop
17
18
TWX
Indicator
19
20 Data Terminal Ready
21
22 Ring
Indicator
23 Data Speed Select
24
25 Analog
Loop
Test
TAUl
INTERFACE SIGNALS
EIA Circuit
Designation
AA
BA
BB
RS
CB
cc
AB
CF
SCF
See Fig. 6
See Fig. 6
See Fig. 6
See Fig. 6
CD
CH
Active
KSR, Active -RO, Always Mark
Active
Always On
Active
Active
Active
Active
Not
Wired in T
AUl
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in T
AUl
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in
TAUl
Active in
TAUl
Only -
Not
Functional
in Terminal
Active·
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active -
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active
Active -
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in T
AUl
Not
Wired in T
AUl
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in
TAUl
or
Recommended
Cable
Active
Not
Wired in
TAUl
or
Recommended
Cable
Active
Not
Wired in
TAUl
Not
Wired in
TAUl
or
Recommended
Cable
KSR, Active -RO, Always
Off
* Note: Refer
to
50944S
if
410710
answer-back circuit card is present.
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MANUAL
369,
1-13
3.13
The
connection
to
the
data
set
and
telephone
(if required)
should
be
performed
following
the
instructions for
the
particular
data
set
involved (Fig. 5).
May
not
be present
when
using RO
Teleprinter
or
on
private line applications.
~
117
V AC
10
FOOT
POWER
CORY~
(Supplied
W/Tenninal)
Fig.
5-Data
Set
Connection
(Set
W/TAU,
TAU!
or
TAU2)
4310AAG
and
AAH RO Sets With
TAUl
4320AAK
and
AAL KSR Sets With
TAU!
20/60
mA
Current
Loop
Connection:
3.14 Determine
the
terminal configuration desired
and
connect
the
send
and/or
receive
current
device
as
shown below following
any
local instructions for
the
particular device involved. Terminal con-
figurations are shown in Fig. 10.
TAUl
interface signals are described
on
Page 1-12.
3.15
Refer
to
de
current
arrangements
shown
in Fig. 9
to
provide
operation
as shown in
the
desired ter-
minal configuration.
TELE
PRINTER
(
RCl
-
( RC! +
TC! -
TCI t
(REC
DATA
+12 v
---NV'
RTS
( CTS
( OSR
(
co
I~TERFACE
CONNECTOR
"
"
"
~.
)
KSR
Sets
or
RO
Sets
WI
Answer-Back
/(Connect
if
RC!
is
used.)
'
~
'
.
.
g..
""'
Note:
Pins 4, 5, 6 and 8
must
be
strapped
.
Pin 3
must
be
strapped
to
pin 4
if
RCI
current
interface is
connected
to
send device.
"j"Limit
current
to
20mA
or
60mA
for MARK. Voltage
must
be
between
12
V
de
and
125
V
de
and
supplied
by
the
customer.
Fig.
6-Current
Loop
Connection
(Set
W/TAUl)
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1-14
4320AAH
and
AAJ KSR Sets With TAU2
3.16
The
4320AAH
and
AAJ sets
equipped
with a dual
port
terminal auxiliary
unit
(TAU2) provide
two
25-pin interface
connectors.
The
line interface receptacle with male pins
located
at
the
left
rear
of
the
terminal interfaces
to
an
external
communications device
or
distant
terminal
(EIA
or
20/60
mA
current
loop)
or
modem.
The auxiliary
port
plug with female pins
located
at
the
right rear
of
the
terminal
is
intended
to
interface
to
a separate send-receive device such as a
paper
tape reader,
tape
punch,
or
a
magnetic
tape
device (EIA
or
20/60
mA
current
loop).
AUXILIARY
PORT
PLUG
Fig.
7-TAU2
Interface Connectors
TAU2 LINE RECEPTACLE
INTERFACE
SIGNALS
Connector
Pin Signal
1 Protective
Ground
2
Transmit
Data
(Output)
3 Receive
Data
(Input)
4
Request
to
Send
5 Clear
to
Send
6
Data
Set
Ready
7 Signal
Ground
8 Received Line Signal
Detector
9
10
11 TWX
Control
12
Data
Speed
Indicator
13
Transmit
Current
Loop
14
Transmit
Current
Loop
15
Receive
Current
Loop
16 Receive
Current
Loop
17
18
TWX
Indicator
19
20 Data Terminal Ready
21
22 Ring
Indicator
23
Data
Speed Select
24
Device Control
25
Analog
Loop
Test
EIA Circuit
Designation
AA
BA
BB
RS
CB
cc
AB
CF
SCF
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 8
CD
CH
Status
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active
Active
Always On
Active
Active
Active
Active
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in
TAU2
Active in
TAU2
Only
-
Not
Functional
in Terminal
Active
·Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active
·Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active
Active·
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Active
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Active
Not
Wired in TAU2
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
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Connector
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
MANUAL
369,
1-15
TAU2
AUXILIARY PORT PLUG
INTERFACE
SIGNALS
Protective
Ground
Transmit
Data
(Input)
Receive
Data
(Output)
Request
to
Send
Clear
to
Send
Data
Set
Ready
Signal
Ground
Received Line Signal
Detector
TWX
Control
Data Speed
Indicator
Transmit
Current
Loop
Transmit
Current
Loop
Receive
Current
Loop
Receive
Current
Loop
Printer
ON/O'FF
(TTL)
TWX
Indicator
Data Terminal
Ready
(Input)
Ring
Indicator
Data
Speed Select
Device
Control
Analog
Loop
Test
EIA Circuit
Designation
AA
BA
BB
RS
CB
cc
AB
CF
SCF
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 8
See Fig. 8
CD
CH
Active
Active
Active
Active
Always On
Active
Active
Always On
Status
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended Cable
Not
Wired in
TAU2
Not
Wired in
TAU2
Active -
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active -
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active
Active -
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Active
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
or
Recommended
Cable
Active
Not
Wired in
TAU2
or
Recommended Cable
Not
Wired in TAU2
Active
Not
Wired in
Recommended
Cable
Not
Wired in
TAU2
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