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34
CARD
SORTING
MACHINE,
TYPE
80
of this
key.
The stop key, when depressed, renders the
runout feature of the machine inoperative and causes
immediate stopping of the machine.
Current, Weight,
and
Dimensions
The maximum operating current, starting current,
and
fuse
rating of the Type
SO
machine equipped with
a
Y3
HP
motor should be:
Voltage
Group
Volts Cycles
Phases
115
DC
230
DC
115 25
1
115
50 1
115
60 1
127
50 1
150 60 1
208 50
1
208 50
2
208 50 3
208 60 1
230
25 1
230 50 1
230 60 1
230 50 3
Weight unpacked
Weight packed
Length
Width
Height
Operating
Current
Amperes
4.1
2.3
5.2
5.5
5.3
5.0
4.3
3.8
2.8
2.4
3.6
2.9
3.0
2.9
2.1
Starting
Main
Current
Fuses
Amperes
Amperes
31.5
12
16.0 6
26.3 12
28.0 12
29.2
12
20.5
12
17.5
12
12.5
6
6.5 6
8.2
6
12.5
6
13.4
6
14.2
6
14.8 6
9.5 6
445 pounds
735 pounds
63 inches
16 inches
45
inches
MECHANICAL
AND
ELECTRICAL
PRINCIPLES
THE
MECHANICAL
principles of the Type 80 Sorter
are identical
to
those of the Type
S2.
The electrical principles of the Type 80 machine
differ somewhat from those employed in the Type 82.
No tubes are present in the Type
SO
machine; there-
fore, the
use
of a time delay relay
to
allow time for
tubes to heat up
is
not
necessary.
A high speed slate
base
relay
is
employed in place of tubes to
aid
In
controlling the energization of the sort magnet.
When a hole
is
sensed in the card, a circuit
is
com-
pleted to energize the sort magnet and cause pickup
of a high speed slate base relay. This circuit
is
con-
trolled through the card brush and the inner and outer
brushes on the commutator.
Pickup of the high speed
relay closes
its
contact point and maintains a hold
circuit to the sort magnet through the center and outer
commutator brushes. This hold circuit continues until
slightly after the
12
position on the card
has
passed
under the reading brush, thus completing the sensing
of any holes in that column.
As
on the Type 82
machine, if two holes are present in a column sensed,
and
rio
provisions are made
by
means of the contact
bars on the commutator
to
suspend sorting of one
value, the card will sort according
to
the first value
sensed
by
the brush.

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BrandIBM
Model80
CategoryOffice Equipment
LanguageEnglish