Baille, Jean Baptiste Alexandre, b. 1841, Armstrong, John W., ed · New York, Scribner, Armstrong, and co. · leaf 152
, it remains allthe time the dispatch is passing. To render the two OTHER TELEGRAPHIC SYSTEMS. 127 parts of the type arbor independent, as they oughtto be, when no current is traversing the machine,the clerk presses upon the key, Q, and terminatesthe lock. Then, as soon as the telegraph begins to… … Explanation of the Axes. Its purpose is to preserve continual accord betweenthe receiver and the manipulator, if in consequenceof accidental circumstances the two machines do notrun precisely in harmony. The second cam, u, en-gages itself in the teeth of the wheel, C, and makesit advance or recede…
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