Interfacing the Teletype Model 15

[@CuriousMarc]

Very nice. Great trick about storing the kickback voltage of the magnet! Can't wait to see how this is implemented!

[@iz8dwf]

I'd be curious to see the schematic of the adapter

[@seppip]

This is absolutely incredible! Thank you so much for sharing this! I'd love to see this hooked up to a *nix interface!

[@MrGeorgeDrummer]

I used one of these in Army. There was a tape punch attached to side. The noise brings back memories

[@ASCIITerminal]

Very interesting video. 60wpm sounds slow by today's standards, but it's still two to three times the speed a good operator could send Morse code on a straight key. For the time, that was huge progress!

[@RetroGadgetMan]

Very interesting demonstration. This has demystified these amazing machines for me.. Subbed.

[@lexicon2007]

If you're selling these boards, when will they be available?

[@meneerjansen00]

And a Merry old-tech Christmas to you too!

[@w2tty]

Great work! Thanks for sharing.

[@chrisjohnson4666]

Love to buy a copy of that interface is it available???

[@deramp5113]

Yes it is. See deramp.com/model15_interface.html for more information and my email at the bottom of the page.

[@KeritechElectronics]

Absolutely fantastic! Nice interface board, does the job real fine. I'd love to get my hands on a tty and connect it with a RPi or something like that :) Cute jingle bells too :)

[@jackrubin]

Thanks! I'd love to see more about the actual restoration of the machine. Will the interface be available on your website?

[@unhappypat2400]

Did you make the board ? Any schematics?

[@nomadradio]

Want another one? My last Kleinschmidt has to find a new home. Used an optoisolator to print from our S-100 computer 40-plus years ago. The ASCII-to-Baudot program was a CPM TSR. It just has to go.

[@infinitecanadian]

You should try to refurbish that rectifier. It could come in handy.

[@sbennettyt]

Nice job!

[@ollis.1797]

Sounds like a nice diesel idling