AN/UGC-136 Teletypewriter. The AN/UGC-136 teletypewriter is a
militarized, low-level, automatic send and receive teleprinter. It has
storage, editing, and self-test capabilities. The AN/UGC-136 is controlled
by a microprocessor with an internal solid-state memory and has full
message composition and editing capabilities. It prints data nominally at
120 characters per second (1200 bps), can transmit or receive at data
rates of 50 to 2400 bps, and can operate in switch-selectable Baudot or
ASCII codes. The message storage module has a capacity of 12,288
characters. The AN/UGC-136CX is installed onboard submarines and the
AN/UGC-136BX is installed on surface platforms. The primary difference
between the AN/UGC-136CX and the AN/UGC-136BX is the AN/UGC-136BX has an
LED display incorporated on the front panel to allow viewing of text for
editing purposes when typed. The keyboard printer weighs approximately 59
pounds, is 8.5 inches high, 15.75 inches wide, and 17.4 inches deep. The
power requirements are 115 V ac, 60 Hz, and 100 watts.
The AN/UGC-136CX is a ruggedized send-and-receive teleprinter, controlled by a microprocessor with an internal solid state memory, and full-message composition and editing capabilities; it prints data at a nominal 120 characters per second (1200 bps). It can transmit or receive at data rates from 50 to 9600 bps to or from the message storage memory, and can operate in switch-selectable Baudot or ASCII codes. The storage capacity of 64 messages or 256K random access memory (RAM), permits the short-term storage of received messages while the operator simultaneously composes and stores outgoing messages for transmission. Multiple communication ports also provide a bulk-storage device compatibility. |
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AN/UGC-136AX - video 100wpm ITTY (75 baud) - video 60wpm (receiving and sending 75 baud) |
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card cage to backplane jumpers |
backplane |
reverse side of backplane |
115vac terminal strip under backplane |
A1A5 - ROM and RAM |
A1A6 - 8080 microprocessor |
A1A7 - ROM and UART |
A1A8 - ? print control? |
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AN/UGC-136BX (ECI) - This one is missing the keyboard |
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The commercial designation is E-Systems T-1148 - see ads below |
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April 2025 Auction - Lot of 46 AN/UGC-136BX |
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Some Restoration Info - from experimenting, not from a manual - use
caution!
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Power connector |
A = line B = line C = ground |
115vac, 60 Hz | Mating connector = MS3116F145SW - or do this.... |
USART (on card A1A7) |
AM9551 (8251) data sheet |
-- | Line Receivers = uA9627 - data
sheet Line Drivers = uA9616 - data sheet |
Signal Levels | RS-232? | -6v = marking +6v = spacing |
use INV switches for MIL-STD-188C Low Level Signaling (+6v = marking, -6v = spacing) |
Data connector | 1 = RxD (RX DATA) 2 = TxD (TX DATA) 3 = DSR 4 = DTR 5 = RTS 15 = CTS 25 = GND |
- | these signals are inverted from the USART pins by the line
drivers/receivers Tie DSR to DTR. Note - do not tie CTS to RTS |
Operation | Power On Initialization - also caused by MASTER CLEAR
Compose/Edit Message - press EDIT MSG, then ENTER - C/E ACT lamp illuminates
11/21/17 - I cannot transmit keyboard characters or transmit a message yet..... I have requested a manual via a Freedom Of Information Act request - we'll see how that works out......... |