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TABLE 3
BASIC TIMING
Character Rates Per Second
10
15
30
are not provided, characters can be lost.
There
are two ways to provide the required time delays:
1. By an actual time delay. This is preferred for
two reasons:
a. The time delay affords a period of time for
the Terminal to resynchronize.
Bits per second
' 109.95
150.00
300.00
b. With time delays, unnecessary characters
will not be punched in the paper tape.
Bit tinle
9.10MS
6.67fvIS
3.33MS
Character time
100.05MS
66. 67MS
33. 33MS
Number of stop bits
J
2
I
1
1
2. By using "fill" characters, to provide the re-
quired time for a line feed or other operation.
In addition to the timing considerations of Table
3, certain operations of the TerlniNet 300 Printer
require a time delay to allo\v for completion of
execution.
These time inte rvals are needed when
the Terminal is receiving data.
If the tinle intervals
Table 4 and its examples indicate the required
time and/or fill characters that can be used to
provide the delays.
The paper tape reader on the
TermiNet 300 Printer automatically provides these
delays.
T
A BL E 4
TIME DELAYS
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Line
Feeds
Backspace
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and
then reprinting
in
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C! ll1lmanding motor ON
and printing
Last data character and
commanding motor OFF
APPROX. INTERVAL
I~ :\IILLISECO~DS
300
58
222
420
222
NON- PRINTING FILL
CHARACTERS REQUIRED
30CPS
15CPS
10CPS
6
1
o
2
1
o
6
3
2
12
6
4
6
3
2
*Startup - The Tern1iNet 300 Printer will normally go from a non- printing or "Standby" state
to
a printing
or "On Line" state under code control.
The two- code sequence for Motor On is ESC hor H. A time delay
of 420 ms should be allowec! before data transmission can begin,
A special version of the printer can be suppUec! where the printing motor will be commanded "On" when-
'.'\'t'r the data set CB le.ad (Clear to Send)
i~
activated,
In this case, 420
111S
delay is necessary between
that SIgna 1 and data Hem:.
**Shutdown may he accomplished by either ESC
,i
ur J or by EOT.
EXAMPLES
30 CPS
15 CPS
10 CPS
- - - - - - -
~(jl·ll1al
Line Feed
... dala ... CR. LF, 6 fill char
.,. data ... CR, LF ..
... data ... CR, LF
fill, data
C
l
ll1secutive Line
LF, fill, filL LF. fill. filL
LF, fill, LF, fill, etc.
LF, LF. LF
Feeds
etc.
Backspace
TIS. 6
fill char. *'
*
*reprint
BS,3 fill char, ***reprint BS, 2 fill
('hal', •••
r('print
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Backspace
C(
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is used more than
(JIl('C.
it may take thc plal'!' of fill character s: ('. [';.. ;\t :30 ('
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to
tvpe
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undersc()re "A N D': send "A. N. D. BS, BS. BS. fill, fill. fill, filL -
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