Printing Telegraphy... A New Era Begins

by Edward E. Kleinschmidt

Also illustrated is still another new Kleinschmidt device, the Model 321 Automatic Data Set, which includes not only a page printer with keyboard but a tape perforator and a tape reader, all compactly mounted in a console.

Both the Model 311 and Model 321 are compatible with existing data modems, conventional printing telegraph equipment, electronic computers, and data processing equipment. This compatibility permits their use in on-line or off-line communications and data-handling applications.

More exciting devices may be anticipated in the rapidly moving field of printed communications.

Kleinschmidt Division of SCM CorporationModel 311 Electronic Data Printer

Kleinschmidt Division of SCM CorporationModel 321 Automatic Data Set

Footnotes

[1]Der Pendel-Telegraph von Siemens & Halske, by E. Ehrhardt, 6 Jan. 1917.

[2]Telegraphy, A Detailed Exposition of the Telegraph System of the British Post Office, by T. E. Herbert, Fourth Edition (with Addendum), Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd., London, 1920.