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T-34

Electromechanical teletypewriter · 1930 - this page is a stub

T. Typ 34, abbreviated T-34, is an electromechanical teletypewriter (German: Fernschreiber), developed around 1930 by Siemens & Halske in Berlin (Germany). It is suitable for digital 5-bit telegraphy communications networks (telex), using the ITA-2 (baudot) standard. The T-34 is basically the strip-printing version of the page-printing T-37 [1].


Specifications

Device
Teletypewriter (Fernschreiber)
Purpose
TTY or RTTY communication
Model
T-34
Designator
T. Type 34
Manufacturer
Siemens & Halske
Years
~1930-1950
Predecessor
T-25
Successor
T-36, T-37
Encoding
ITA-2 (Baudot)
Bit rate
50 baud
Printer
Type wheel, strip ¹
Dimensions
?
Weight
?
Quantity
?

The machine could be converted into a T-37 by installing a new printing mechanism. This was done, for example, by the German Railways (Bundesbahn) in the period following WWII [1].


References

DO3OE's Fernschreiber Museum, Siemens telex machines
Retrieved January 2018.


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