Question about Military terminal

On 5/20/2012 10:31 AM, Fred Cisin wrote: I know we won't guess from the tape, only narrow the list with the encoding, but I wanted something that would punch the code on the tape as opposed to some generic lame photo. In 20 or 40 years when someone looks at this I just don't want them to point and giggle after doing whatever passes for google then and saying I didn't try to get it right. I have this example of a portion of the tape decoded, and the code that cracked it. I took the scans which were pretty poor and compared them to the available codes. So I could have a visual reference, I added a character representation in the orientation of my tape image. also had to contend with some <num> and <letter> shift punches. I suspect this might suggest which tty it was. I've only worked with punch equipped Teletypes of various models, which don't need such shifts since they are 8 level. Same for the Telex machine we used which was a Friden machine at 8 level. I appreciate the reference to Tom Jennings. As it turns out i have an ASR33 I acquired from him so I'll try to track down a contact and ask him. thanks Jim http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g437/jws1971/paper-tape/page1.png ************************************** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudot_code ************************************** International MSB Right mark=1 sp=0 T 01 5 | . * <cr>02 | . * O 03 9 | . * * <sp>04 | . * H 05 | . * * N 06 | . * * M 07 | . * * * <lf>08 L 09 | * . * R 0A 4 | * . * G 0B | * . * * I 0C 8 | * . * P 0D 0 | * . * * C 0E | * . * * V 0F | * . * * * E 10 3 | * . Z 11 | * . * D 12 | * . * B 13 | * . * * S 14 | * . * Y 15 6 | * . * * F 16 | * . * * X 17 | * . * * * A 18 | * * . W 19 2 | * * . * J 1A | * * . * # 1B | * * . * * U 1C 7 | * * . * Q 1D 1 | * * . * * K 1E | * * . * * let 1F | * * . * * *