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Bij placing a led between GPIO pins 9 (GRND) and 11 (GPIO 17) you can see the status of the current loop which is a handy incicator for when to switch on your telex.

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Marks @ as a valid TTY character.

So the code in

Can you upload the gerber data and bom or the .sch and .brd files for the serial board, please?

On this page there are two modes for Baudot-Murray (https://github.com/fablab-wue/piTelex/wiki/P_BMC)

But, I have an old Teletype from the DDR (East germany) that also has a third mode for the Russian Character set. They have defined the shift for this mode as 00000.

I will update this ticket when I get the keyboard working better and can map the full Russian character set.

Hi, I'm not using the i-Telex funcitonality but am instead connecting a telex to a raspberry pi using the GPIO port and a PCB (TW39) variant) What mode do I have to choose to diable 'dailing'?

Hi! I am trying to build a PiTelex and am curious if I need the SMD parts at the bottom. The partlist seems a bit.. incomplete. I got most stuff covered from the Gerber files and pictures, but not too sure about the bottom.

Thanks!

The issues remarked on this TwitterV2 module are now (mostly) resolved. However. They are still present in the original Twitter module.

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in reference to 4e54ea9 please consider either providing a way to access config statically or decapsulate functionality from event handler (i think the former would be prefererable.) if option is urgently required, value could be chained into event handler, which would be my least preferable option, as it would degrade readability and increase complexity. IMHO, a static instance for program configuration values would be ideal. either way i'd like some input before moving forward. apologies for the oversight, did not notice the inner class declaration.

Hi, nice project. I have built the PCB and a PSU and have installed the software like in the description. Can you update the HowTo of the I-Telex Wiki Page, please? With the information provided until today I have no clue how to get my TTY with the piTelex into the I-Telex Network...