Multiple I-TELEX calling Numbers - Teletype Model 15

[bambi]

1. Could a member please tell how Multiple I-TELEX calling Numbers are possible please?
2. I have a 45 baud Teletype Model 15. Do I need any special hardware to connect this with I-TELEX?
Thank you
-byes- bambi:

[obrecht]

If you are looking for a broadcast service, you might try the services under 11152 or 11163 (both in english, handling and options vary). They allow you to send a telex message to multiple recipients.

[obrecht]

2. I have a 45 baud Teletype Model 15. Do I need any special hardware to connect this with I-TELEX?
Thank you
-byes- bambi:

With piTelex, this requires just an entry in the config file "telex.json". Don't know how the original i-telex can handle this.

[bambi]

I am sorry my message was not clear.

I am asking about the telex numbers that members seem to have for each of their machines.
I have a few terminals but I have only one I-Telex number.
Do I need extra hardware?
Thank you

[DF3OE]

Every internal port can get routed from externally by its own number.
But your different machines have to be connected to its own port at the i-Telex system.

Latest i-Telex firmware can handle also different speeds of machines in one system.
But machine should be ITA2, fitted with a "TW39 Fernschaltgerät" (dialer unit) and an answerback device.

[M1ECY]

Hi Bambi,

Henning has described how it works.

So each machine has it's own interface port (so on a twin TW39 card, you can have two machines) likewise on most of the other interfaces.

If your model 15 has a control unit that works with TW39 then great, should be easy to do. However, Answerback is maybe not found on a USA Specification machine - not ideal, but shouldn't be a reason not to use it.

Regards
Sean

[bambi]

Thank you everyone. For the Answerback I am exploring using an Arduino to send that, and manually hitting a button on it for HERE IS.
It is a work in progress. I don't expect the TT-15 to be connected on standby - more a manual use terminal I think.
byes bambi