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From: jp@lanl.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Talking to 5-level teletypes for the Deaf: Help.!
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Date: Wed, 6-Nov-85 09:26:46 EST
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Subject: Re: Talking to 5-level teletypes for the Deaf: Help.!
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A good source of information on 5 level codes is the Amateur Radio 
Handbook published by the American Radio Relay League of Newington,
Conn.  Copies should be available at your local library or for
purchase at a local radio store.  The ARRL also publishes specialty
books on RTTY (radio teletype) that are highly oriented to baudot.
The Intel 8251 chip has the capability of transmitting 5 bit codes
with an external baud rate generator. 

Also, I just remembered, HAL Communications makes a plug in board for
the IBM pc for baudot communications.  They are located in Urbana, IL,
(but are not associated with the movie 2001!) and the phone number is
(217) 367-7373.

Jim Potter  jp@lanl.arpa