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* Helpful article, [http://www.vintagecomputer.net/teletype101.cfm Teletype 101] from vintagecomputer.net | * Helpful article, [http://www.vintagecomputer.net/teletype101.cfm Teletype 101] from vintagecomputer.net | ||
* Another circuit. From [[http://altairclone.com/teletype.htm Altairclone]] Specifically designed to fit in a Teletype model 33 using only a 12vdc wall wart for power. | * Another circuit. From [[http://altairclone.com/teletype.htm Altairclone]] Specifically designed to fit in a Teletype model 33 using only a 12vdc wall wart for power. | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 21 August 2015
Contents
20ma current loop <> RS-232 conversion
Vintage PCB
Dig this crazy circuit board man! Still in it's original packaging from Hobby World Electronics in Northridge California.
Additional Resources
- Helpful article, Teletype 101 from vintagecomputer.net
- Another circuit. From [Altairclone] Specifically designed to fit in a Teletype model 33 using only a 12vdc wall wart for power.
- Another circuit I found referenced on the greenkeys email list
My ASR hookup
I built the circuit described above from the altairclone site. I found the Teletype 101 article helpful for identifying the proper terminal strip locations. The interface works. I set baud to 110, with 7 bits and 'mark' parity in TeraTerm on a windows 8 notebook with a Gigaware USB<> serial convereter.
Signal screw terminal my wire color
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Transmitted data send (+) 7 orange
Transmitted data return (-) 6 brown
Received data send (+) 4 red
Received data return (-) 3 black
