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The Zettelfax device (hence the name "Zetfax") transmits like all facsimile devices exclusively black and "white" pixels.
The Zetfax is a special development with regard to the transmission of brief information handwritten on "notes", such as orders in the restaurant business or request for spare parts inside a repair shop.
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The transmitting device (the transmitter) uses a lens and photodiode system to
scan the information written on the "note" - the 38 mm wide strip of paper.
With the HT 206 model shown here, the information is written directly by hand
onto the paper strip fed from a roll. The title block width is 25 mm.
The HT 236 model enables a loose "slip" to be inserted and scanned.
The scanning width is also 25 mm here, but the paper width itself can
be much larger.
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The electrical control and signal impulses fed to the receiving device -
the ZETFAX recorder - cause automatic start-up, recording of the image
information with the help of a write spindle and the stop of the recorder.
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Zetfax Klischograph 1960-05
Article out of Klischograph 2 pages ; 680 Kbyte ; German
Zetfax Übersicht 1966-11
Catalogue 6 pages ; 1,4 Mbyte ; German
Catalogue 4 pages ; 995 Kbyte ; German
Zetfax in der Praxis 1963-04
Catalogue 6 pages ; 1,1 Mbyte ; German
Special imprint ; 3 pages ; 1,1 Mbyte ; German
Catalogue ; 20 pages ; 11 Mbyte ; German
Zetfax Vermittungs Einrichtungen 1970-05
Catalogue ; 6 pages ; 1,3 Mbyte ; German
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circuit diagram HT 206
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wiring diagram HT 206
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1963-12 ; 28 pages ; 2,8 Mbyte ; German
1964-11 ; 35 pages ; 17,5 Mbyte ; German
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