TTY Links

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• Archives of greenkeys 2002 to present


• Archives of greenkeys 1998 to 2001

• ITTY - Awesome audio internet news/interactive feed - plug your PC into your TU/TTY


• HeavyMetal - Bill Buzbee's cool program to connect your TTY to the internet (also, his M20)


• RTTYArt - Archiver/viewer for paper art tapes (as well as other software from Bill Bytheway)


• BSDL - More good stuff (Bill Bytheway, K7TTY)


• MMTTY - Powerful freeware for RTTY - plug your radio into your PC (Makoto Mori, JE3HHT)

• RTTY.COM - George Hutchison (W7TTY), webmaster, and Bill Bytheway (K7TTY), software guru


• NADCOMM Museum - Don R. House (K9TTY), curator


• Henning Treumann (DF3OE) has an incredible collection of Siemens and other machines


• Great paper by Alan G. Hobbs (G8GOJ), including machines from Creed/Siemens/Teletype


• "Creed and Company Limited. The First 50 years." by Alan G. Hobbs (G8GOJ)


• World Power Systems - Tom Jennings' good stuff (info on codes, paper tape...)


• Austrian site with Creed, Siemens, Lorenz, and Olivetti machines


• Telecommunications Museum Aachen - German site with Lorenz and Siemens equipment


• Japanese Amateur Radio Teleprinter Society (JARTS)


• J. Seidel's TTY Machines (including a "brand-new" Teletype M19)


• Tadashi's (JK1VXE) Kleinschmidt, Mite, and RTTY gear


• Some Creed and other info from Sam Hallas


• "Teletypewriter" paper from J. B. Calvert


• Ted Kekatos' tty stuff (and old computers too)


• Henry Minsky's internet-connected Teletype Model 28


• TUX2TTY - Christian Herzog connects a Siemens T37 to a linux box


• An internet-connected M15 at Sprocks


• "Teletype Model 43 Terminal" (1980 review - Creative Computing)


• Telstra Museum Brisbane - amazing collection, including the only known Murray gear


• A "Torn-Tape" Relay Center


• Paper Tape info


• Paul Pierce's machines, including a rare M37


• Wikipedia 1 of 4 - Teleprinters and Teletype Machines


• Wikipedia 2 of 4 - Baudot Code


• Wikipedia 3 of 4 - Punched Tape


• Wikipedia 4 of 4 - Telex and TWX

• PDP8.NET - ASR 33 stuff from David Gesswein (docs, pics, videos, and pdp-8 info)


• PDP8.NET - ASR 33 scanned docs (tif format - site may take a moment to display)


• Gerold Pauler's three M33s at pdp8.de (including one in a third-party case)


• Some M33 docs at pdp8.de


• 'nuther M33 in a unusual case


• Some early computers, with M33 consoles


• Unix gurus Ken Thompson & Dennis Ritchie (M33/PDP-11)


• Erik Klein's TWX 33 at vintage-computer.com


• ASR 33 Teletype Printing Video


• Altair 88-TTY (with "full ascii" keyboard - did it have lowercase?)


• "Hints on Buying a Used Teletype" (1977, Creative Computing)


• John Sturdy's M33


• Dartmouth Basic

• Free Patents Online


• "A Short History of Telegraphy" - Alan G. Hobbs (G8GOJ) and Sam Hallas (G8EXV)


• "Telegraph Timeline" from Don House (K9TTY)


• Jean-Maurice-Émile Baudot


• "Baudot and his Works"


• "Some words on the life and work of Mr. Baudot"


• "Donald Murray, The Inventor"


• "Murray, Donald (1865-1945)"


• Donald Murray


• Data Communications Milestones


• Transatlantic cable of 1858 and related good stuff


• "The Story of the Telegraph"


• Siemens Archive (with virtually no teleprinter info)

• WPS - Tom Jennings' great code stuff


• WPS - ASCII article from WUTR (1964, Fred Smith)


• Nadcomm - "Five-unit codes" (1999, Alan G. Hobbs, G8GOJ)


• Nadcomm - ASCII-67 Code


• Eric Fischer's incredible research on codes (other than USTTY)


• Code info from ARRL library


• "Alphabets, Ciphers and Codes" paper from J. B. Calvert


• A Brief History of Character Codes (Steven Searle)


• 5-level codes


• 6-level codes


• Code info from Derek J. Smith


• The first meeting of the CCIT, 1926


• "Notes on some Ascii code positions"


• "Teleprinter ciphers" from Torbjörn Andersson

• Henning (DF3OE) Treumann's Telex info (click on telex-net)


• Telex info from Larry Rice


• Telex stuff at The Light-Straw Domain


• Telecommunications Heritage Group (UK) has some Telex info


• Telex introduction from Richard Cheshire


• "Learning to hack the World Telex Network" paper from Richard Cheshire


• Siemens Telex Origins


• Wikipedia - Telex and TWX

• RTTYArt - Archiver/viewer for paper art tapes of baudot and ascii pictures (Bill Bytheway)


• RTTY.COM - RTTY Art Historical Archives from Bill Bytheway


• WPS - some RTTY art pictures courtesy of Bob Roehrig


• Ascii Art from the Jefferson Computer Museum

• RTTY.COM - Kretzman Technical Library


• PDP8.NET - Teletype ASR 33 scanned docs (tif format - site may take a moment to display)


• Some pdf-format scanned manuals (Teletype M14/15/20/28/31/32/33/35)


• Some Teletype Model 28 Brochures


• 'nuther Model 28 Brochure


• A couple of M33 manuals from the Australian Computer Museum Society


• Some M33 docs at pdp8.de

• WNC Supply (Western Numerical Control) - 8 & 7/16"-wide roll paper


• WNC Supply (Western Numerical Control) - Oiled 11/16" and 1" paper tape


• Dataproducts Ribbons (most ttys: part P3410 (40 yds) or R3300 (12 yds), M42/43: part P8000)


• Wescott Ribbons (most ttys: part T9, M42/43: part T490)


• Telemechanics (some tty parts)


• Dataterm (some tty parts)


• Typetronics (Fred Schmidt, N4TT), 954-583-1340, POB 8873, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33310
  (parts, manuals, supplies, tools...) (no web site available)

• TTYpunch - Emulator to create a jpg or png image of a perforated ITA2 TTY tape


• 50 Years of the RTTY Journal on cdrom


• Richard Shuford's tty info


• Fons Vanden Berghen's collection of 19th century telegraph instruments


• Hughes and other cool telegraph stuff


• Typesetting and paste-up, 1970 style

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