and the binding-post 315 with the main analytic magnet and with the battery 273. At the synthetic mechanism the binding-post 316 is connected with the spacing magnet, 2030the binding-post 317 with the printing magnet, the binding-post 318 with the paper-shifting magnet, binding-post 319 with the dash magnet, binding-post 320 with the “L” magnet, binding-post 321 with the “O” 2035magnet, binding-post 322 with the main synthetic magnet, and the binding-post 323 with the battery, the binding-post 324 being for the ground connection. The binding-posts 325 and 326 are for making connection 2040with the battery 33. The binding-post 327 of the first translating mechanism 39 is also connected with the battery 33, and the binding-post 328 is connected with the binding-post 329 of the sounder 36. The binding-post2045 330 of the sounder is connected to ground and the binding-post 331 is connected with the battery 33. 332 is the binding-post for the ground connection of the analytic mechanism.
2050It should be understood that ll of the various contacts and translating devices at which sparking and fusing are likely to occur, and which are ordinarily protected by suitable platinum or equivalent resistances 2055in the well-known wireless telegraph systems ordinarily used, are similarly protected in the present system, but such resistances are not shown in the drawings.
What I claim is:
20601. A receiving telegraph instrument comprising a plurality of character-indicating devices and also a translating receiver embodying the following elements, viz.—a feed-screw, a pair of reciprocally-operative 2065selectors operable by said feed-screw the working stroke of one selector being controlled by one component and the working stroke of the other selector being controlled by a complementary component of the 2070receiver-influencing signals, and means governed by said electors for controlling said character-indicating devices selectively in accordance with the combinations of receiver-influencing signals representing their 2075respective code characters.
2. A Receiving telegraph instrument comprising a plurality of character-indicating devices and also a translating receiver embodying the following elements, viz.—a 2080feed-screw, a pair of reciprocally-operative variably-movable selectors operable by said feed-screw the working stroke of one selector being controlled by variable components of one character and the working stroke of the 2085other selector being controlled by complementary variable components of the receiver-influencing signals, and means governed by said selectors for controlling said character-indicating devices selectively in 2090accordance with the combinations of receiver-influencing signals representing their respective code characters.
3. A receiving telegraph instrument comprising a plurality of character-indicating devices and also a translating receiver 2095embodying the following elements, vis.—a constant-speed driver, a pair of reciprocally-operative reciprocatory circuit-controllers operable by said driver the working stroke of one circuit-controller being governed by2100 one component and the working stroke of the other circuit-controller being governed by a complementary component of the receiver-influencing signals, and means governed by said circuit-controllers for controlling2105 said character-indicating devices selectively in accordance with the combination of receiver-influencing signals representing their respective code characters.
4. A receiving telegraph instrument 2110comprising a plurality of character-indicating devices and also a translating receiver embodying the following elements, viz.—a constant-speed driver, a pair of reciprocally-operative variably-movable reiprocatory2115 circuit-controllers operable by said driver the working stroke of one circuit-controller being governed by variable components of one character and the working stroke of the complementary variable components of the receiver-influencing signals, and means governed by2120 said circuit-controllers for controlling said character-indicating devices collectively in accordance with the combinations2125 of receiver-influencing signals representing their respective code characters.
5. A receiving telegraph instrument comprising a plurality of character-indicating devices and also a translating receiver 2130embodying the following elements, viz.—a feed-screw, a pair of reciprocally-operative reiprocatory circuit-controllers operable by said feed-screw the working stroke of one circuit-controller being governed by one2135 component and the working stroke of the other circuit-controller being governed by a complementary component of the receiver-influencing signals, and means governed by said circuit-controllers for controlling said2140 character-indicating devices selectively in accordance with the combinations of receiver-influencing signals representing their respective code characters.
6. A receiving telegraph instrument 2145comprising a plurality of character-indicating devices and also a translating-receiver embodying the following elements, viz.—a constant-speed driver, a pair of reciprocally-operative sliding circuit-controllers operable2150 by said driver the working stroke of one circuit-controller being governed by one component and the working stroke of the other circuit-controller being governed by a complementary component of the 2155receiver-
