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P_ED1000

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ED1000

FOR FUTURE PLUGINS - NOT IMPLEMENTED YET

ED1000 is a technique to connect a teletype to a central office with 2 wires. A Frequency-Shift-Keying (FSK) is used to send and receive simultaniously. It is like a MODEM (V.21) but with different carrier frequencies.

SEU-A/B Standard

Definitions / Naming

Type Definition
A Central Office, Switching Exchange, EDS, (PC Sound Card)
B Terminal Station, Teletype

Type 'B' is the normal configuration for a teletype. Some teletypes can be configured as type 'A' to be connected directly to another teletype.

Levels and Frequencys

SEU Direction Frq A
(space, 0)
Frq Z
(mark, 1)
Level U rms * U peak *
A Send 500Hz 700Hz -14.5dBm 0.146V 0.206V
A Receive 2250Hz 3150Hz ≥-34.0dBm ≥0.015V ≥0.022V
B Send 2250Hz 3150Hz -9.0dBm 0.275V 0.389V
B Receive 500Hz 700Hz ≥-28.5dBm ≥0.029V ≥0.041V

*: at termination of 600Ohm

Seeing the lower frequencies as a bit value '0' and the higher as '1', the bit values can be used as from a TTL async. serial adapter.

Max. Line Length

Distance Conductor Diameter
20km 0.8mm
14km 0.6mm
10km 0.4mm

Max. Line Loss

Direction Frequency Band Loss
A → B 600Hz ± 100Hz 14dB
B → A 2700Hz ± 450Hz 25dB

ADo8 Plug

It is common for ED1000 system to use an ADo8 plug.

Pin Description
1 Line a
2 nc
3 nc
4 Line b
5 Bridge to 6
6 Bridge to 5
7 nc / Paper-End-Switch
8 nc / Paper-End-Switch

The line wires are used to send and receive at the same time like a MODEM on phone wires.

The bridge between pin 5 and 6 is for signaling a connected plug. May be high voltages can be used by teletype to detect the bridge!

Some teletypes use a switch (relay) on pin 7 and 8 to signal paper end.


Frequency Shift Keying (FSK)

For signaling Z (logical 1) a high frequency is used (700Hz, 3150Hz). For signaling A (logical 0) a lower frequency is used (500Hz, 2250Hz). Both frequencies have the same amplitude.

In frequency domain ...

For sending a character the transmitter switches between the corresponding frequency with the giver baud rate.

For timing see: Baudot-Murray-Code


Protocol

Outgoing Call

Idle mode ...

Begin Call and Dialing

Pressing button AT on FSG...

Connecting

On fail...

On success...

Transmitting Content

Typing characters...

Transmitting without pause...

Ending Call

Pressing button ST...

Ending by other side...


Incoming Call


WRU (Wer da?)

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