--- John Lawson <jpl15(a)panix.com> wrote:
Hey Ethan, this is cool!
While there has been a great deal of sage advice, speculation,
maybes, and 'try this' posts concerning the 026 - yours is the first
positive lead.
A follow-up: Looking at the notes on the "IBM Wiring Diagram",
number 228005-5, E.C. #203242, "Machine - Printing Card Punch,
Model 026" which I found in the base of mine, there are notes
on the 4th leaf (it's one long folded sheet) in Roman Numerals:
X All tubes are 25L6's
XI All bias resistors are 56K, .5W, part no. 301149
All screen resistors are 4.7K, 1W, part no 169129 unless
otherwise noted
All grid protection resistors are 10K, 1W part no 184093
XII Tube #8 and relay 53 are used only on machines with
comb. keyboards
XIII ----- - - ------ indicates wiring when comb. keyboard used
XIV -- -- -- -- -- indicates wiring when num. keyboard used
XV =====o===== indicates solid bar common
XVI The marked NC terminal on the switch is the terminal
wired as shown
XVII Resistor common not wired as shown
A couple of things: it explicitly says all tubes are "25L6" and that
only tube 8 is optional, depending on configuration. From looking
at the rest of the wiring chart, I can see all the tubes in use
except for 6, the one that Sellam seems to be missing. The tubes
seem to drive various relays thusly:
1 Escape Interlock
2 Release(?)
3 Escape Magnet
4 Skip
5 Dup
6 ?
7 Punch Clutch
8 Alpha Field (with comb. keyboard)
9 Print Sup Magnet
10 Print
No mention of tube 6. :-(
-ethan
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