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Siemens T-1000 → ← T-68
Electromechanical teletypewriter · 1958
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T-100
was an electromechanical desktop
teletypewriter (teleprinter, telex),
introduced in 1958 by
Siemens
in München (Germany) as the successor to the
aging T-37. It was available in a variety of
enclosures and is by far the most successful teletypewriter ever
made by Siemens.
It was used on the worldwide
TELEX network,
but also as a terminal for a number of
cipher machines and for the first generation of computers.
It was succeeded in 1976 by the largely electronic
T-1000
[1].
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Cipher machines used with the T-100
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100 baud is possible after replacing an internal cogwheel.
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