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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:

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.

bambi hat geschrieben: ↑Di 29. Okt 2024, 07:37 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.

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

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.

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

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