Transmitter-Teletypewriter Control

Transmitter-Teletypewriter Control refers to a component or device that is used to control the operation of a Transmitter-Teletypewriter (TTY) system. TTY systems are used for transmitting and receiving written messages over long distances, typically through telecommunication networks.

In the supply class Teletype And Facsimile Equipment, Transmitter-Teletypewriter Control is a specific type of control mechanism that is designed to regulate the functions and operations of a TTY system's transmitter. This control unit allows the user to input and manage the transmission of text messages, ensuring that they are sent accurately and efficiently.

Transmitter-Teletypewriter Control units are commonly used in various communication applications, such as telegraphy, teleprinting, and telefax. They are an essential component of TTY systems, enabling users to send and receive written information reliably.

It is worth noting that Transmitter-Teletypewriter Control units are classified under the supply group Communication, Detection, And Coherent Radiation Equipment. This supply group encompasses a wide range of equipment used for communication purposes, including devices for transmitting, detecting, and processing signals, as well as equipment related to coherent radiation technologies.