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d.write("var wordMap = new Array(\" wish contact ncr's ncrs head office 206-216 marylebone road london phone number 0207 7070 retrospective -      website retirement fellowship welcome this site provides resource members serving worldwide community anyone interested invention development influence accounting systems business information history national cash register company hope that will enjoy your time here invite submit contributions suggestions webmaster \",\" what's whats website date section document link 2010 site repaired software july 2008 improved cram film added cram june supplies accessories credit file postscript corrected corrections links april transferred software 2007 computer products ncr-elliott 4100 language optical character recognition 7900 terminals worldwide offices oiso japan factory opening brochure 1957 films construction 1956-57 march class magnetic cards added 5900 brochures issues section january automation news 1966 1960 \",\" news from fellowship date item april 2008 annual meeting committee held marylebone road london sandell unanimously appointed role chairman treasurer fellowship taking over chair john burchfield until untimely death highly respected figurehead \",\" links related sites link site information core memory computers excellent site aleksandrs guba covering history corporation website montgomery county historical society home archives alumni this been provide link with former colleagues alumni whether they've theyve left company golf website field engineering division mini computer \",\" retirement fellowship back issues postscript seen following link postscript regional organisers wallace 					 keogh ormerod eric grace roger whelan peter bodley alan hutchins john jones richard craigie jessie organised into regions which roughly correspond ‘sales districts' districts committee volunteers receive payment their time lunches members friends held once twice each year these open haven't havent joined fellowship contact your organiser find details next lunch area chairman treasurer sandell secretary atkins editor geoff jackson magazine produced twice keep date with news company issues interest such pensions articles written about memories offices colleagues customers included issue \",\" 	webmaster ormerod telephone 1212421212  electronic mail  ian ormerod contact this e-mail address telephone number \",\" postscript magazine fellowship view these adobe viewer needed have installed download from  here viewer last modified friday 2007 \",\" keep touch meet your colleagues newsletter signup regional postscript magazine fellowship structure based sales regions find organiser area here began june 1985 here view back copies join fellowship membership more next lunch meeting region \",\" \",\" region lunch location spring meeting autumn meeting north west england wirral april otley golf club 2011 meetings \",\" there many different ways look this site  either through table contents history button left follow storyline below three main themes each chapter click either stars stripes learn about union jack great britain golden cash register inventions products corporate cultures rites rituals life terrance deal allan kennedy said company's companys real existence hearts minds employees still corporate culture cohesion values myths heroes symbols that come mean great deal people work there  ncr hope will enjoy learning history year company invention development accounting machines electronic computers providing site spread understanding developed promote pride achievements past through more company's companys something which brings back memories times enjoyed forgotten first national factory dayton \",\" james ritty's rittys incorruptible cashier this strange looking device actually first working mechanical cash register with bell heard round world with these machines john patterson launched national cash register company dayton ohio 1884 paint polish poster message stop forgotten charge were travelling advertisements company ncr's ncrs 000th machine this class floor model which manufactured plant 1911 charles kettering added electric motor 1906 before moving general motors self-starter cadillac motorcar elegant cast brass cabinetry would disappear needed artillery shells during seen again employed some people produce their unit 1922 became multi-national 1886 soon doing business countries 2000 introduced 1921 produced numerous forms posters bank proof accounting well registers except years enjoyed continuous production until 1973 late '50s variations other models coupled paper tape punches generate computer input ellis adding-typewriter acquired 3000 descriptor product line 1929 here grace kelly gives come become important factory 1946 after duties manufacturing rocket motors analogue bomb gun-sights chandler-evans aircraft carburettor used long range b-29 bombers japanese nationalized 1940 berlin destroyed after producing posting nearly thirty revolutionized banking industry post-tronic electronic unveiled 1956 provided automatic balance pickup from magnetic stripes backside ledger card eliminated need double enabling capture lion's lions share commercial market during same period instrumental development micr magnetic character recognition small print that appears bottom checks today allowing documents read electronically partnering electric world's worlds solid state fully transistorized mainframe 1957 original customer delivery united states marine corps camp pendleton california 1959 first month uptime amazing 1950's 1950s technology followed 1961 mass storage developed card random access memory cram utilized removable deck cards high speed random access less than second setting stage real-time processing each canister stored characters data transferred bits reader-sorter middle ground centre picture allowed banks later fine sort them account filing teller adding could fitted recorders punched optical font human readable typeface provide reader punch output available compatibility systems 1963 interfaced telephone lines connected immediate updating accounts directly branch offices eliminating intermediary coined another term on-line race build built entirely integrated circuits delivered century sometimes ally control data installed 7600 1968 winner close call criterion 8500 series debuted 1976 decisionmate personal released 1983 that year also installation 9300 online multi-user system smaller user early 1970s brought very difficult times partly slow transition mechanics electronics however point-of-sale terminal 1972 tower 1977 moved unix college campus office originally designed 8-16 users support hundreds while current focus proprietary charted direction toward open systems more although trademark tower referring vertical packaging generic reference type part lexicon 1980s deliver generation self service terminals ssts worldwide modern miracles centralized scotland wizards dundee discovered sorts clever uses these only dispense like airline tickets boarding passes later cashed cheques even dispensed coin currency they electronic benefits transfer saving government agencies money providing recipients additional security following vision began staged release system family '90s scalable ranged single processor workstations massively-parallel intel pentium processors delivering solutions others just dreaming about contrary popular opinion most largest databases live those january 1997 independent stock trading exchanges world under former symbol page dale knipple customer service division harrisburg pennsylvania 1995 financial london copyright 1996 corporation rights reserved \",\" \",\" \",\" since 1879 business machines have been designed manufactured company early class machines were either digits numbers 1908 updated models general given three digit until 1970's 1970s when introduced ncr's ncrs products numbered according generic type equipment •	17xx automated teller terminals atms •	18xx self service terminals •	21xx retail •	22xx financial •	26xx thermal printing •	28xx factory data collection systems •	29xx |general-purpose •	3xxx comten •	32xx personal computers •	36xx communications processors •	42xx computer output microfiche duplicators •	43xx readers •	50xx teller financial terminal workstations •	53xx •	63xx magnetic tape drives •	64xx printers •	65xx microcomputers •	67xx item processing character recognition micr sorters •	68xx tape handlers •	70xx general purpose •	75xx processing •	77xx proof encode •	78xx scanning with universal product code european article number japanese •	79xx video display •	85xx mainframe v-system computers virtual •	86xx •	90xx i-system interactive multi-user adds products	21 software systemedia cash registers adding accounting early \",\" electronic cash registers products -1970 class 1990 1980 models onwards 1970 \",\" computers although many companies claim have invented computer been widely recognised forerunner this technology these links chronicle products birth growth family computers year model ncr-elliott 4100 5900 century criterion lost laboratory \",\" adding machines under chairmanship deeds acquired allen wales company 1943 first marketing existing models re-badged nationals then with improvements under national class numbers year model point range punch tape optical font \",\" year model 1923 3000 computronic sterling accounting machines ncrs first machine \",\" year model 7900 terminals cram optical character recognition peripherals ncr's ncrs cash registers adding accounting machines were developed into input-output devices electronic data processing computers later required much more sophisticated equipment this section website covers many varied products supplied \",\" year program 1958 language software always been leader developing using latest software range computers proprietary well open source industry standard provided covered this section website \",\" year product systemedia since 1884 provided supplies cash registers accounting systems this section website covers division company well products manufactured sold company department production \",\" software language description book review page \",\" \",\" summer 1985 page \",\" autumn 1986 page \",\" winter 1985 page \",\" site \",\" page \",\" page \",\" this sign fellowship forum although read messages cannot post until have registered site \",\" this page take short time load although read messages forum cannot post until have registered site \",\" allinson first agent outside william parnall shopfitter bristol sold only machines active publican wine merchant american lorne street liverpool cash register visit chicago wrote following testimonial company june 1885 national cash register company dayton gentlemen when first your self-adding wheel registers hannah hoggs when feb'y feby last impressed with utility that know after ascertaining whether they could adapted currency this country ordered which duly arrived more than answers expectations regret being seen here years mistakes occurred owing carelessness people machine term thoroughly understand each other there opinion-that despite insular prejudice yankee inventions bound come into general register indeed invaluable every business yours truly become sales great britain home town 1886 appointed agent france belgium holland actions open london office established room strand under name national till used were refreshment stands international exposition mid-to-late 1880's 1880s innovative techniques instituted guaranteed territories quota point systems conventions conservative dress also advertising direct-mail publications agents customers employees massive scale charing cross expansion business meant required 1889 moved showroom where class 20583 1890 this oldest known purchased heritage collection ormerod 1991 from same bought company 1891 allinson's allinsons territory limited headquarters british 1895 summer patterson england terminating contract setting limited working capital £5000 \",\" london strand 1885 allinson become first active sales agent great britain home town liverpool 1886 appointed agent france belgium holland actions open office which established room under name national cash register till charing cross first headquarters company 1895 summer patterson arrived england terminating contract setting limited with working capital £5000 premises were rented this building previously been offices general permanent society foremost business thoroughfare 1890's 1890s having premises this street considered give some repute world office fleet street stones throw away from church mary grande where charles dicken's dickens parents married 1809 side entrance helmet court narrow dingy alleyway into maze dickensian type houses streets brought american charge brooklyn agency hall made manager years later european manager carr succeeded more opened around british isles glasgow birmingham manchester salesman time john wicker joined 1892 number four storey building basement used storage machines ground floor taken showroom counting house mailing staff whole second mechanics eight number workrooms repaired re-polished should wood cabinets have scratched their journey america here small chief mechanic best grand title mechanical inspector also lived acting caretaker 1899 county council notified that they wished acquire connection massive clearance scheme area property became part aldwych 1903 gaiety theatre built site closed 1939 demolished 1957 english electric house city bank selected relocation oxford \",\" head office oxford street 1902 london sales administration cash register showroom mailing room office busy thoroughfare short distance from regent circus known steady stream passers stopped stare window displays fine frontage with lots space basement ground floor showroom demonstration rooms salesman's salesmans offices first sited treasurer's treasurers where most clerical work done other floors held typewriters room training school another excellent feature premises side entrance delivery goods saxe formerly assistant sales manager america canada made managing director british company this time staff were steadily increasing april 1903 there salesmen around fourteen them worked broughams horse drawn carriages awaited outside each arranged purchase surreys their these plenty registers very difficult three point turn narrow streets news came dayton that nine specially built wagons would available agents when they arrived created quite attention rear vehicle hinged hoods which could opened leave storage area entirely exposed allow easy access front sliding baseboard next driver this carry another register needed waggons arriving docks window display westminster gazette november 21st subject display december 1904 block leased tottenham court road make more ever expanding business waggon up-hill money-making up-hill work matter technically called equal ingenuity shown american firm whose oxford-street just absorbing constant crowd inclined baize-covered board seven coloured balls continually striving roll up-hill apparently without external assistance these themselves varying points then give struggle back seventh inscribed name national company always managing beat competitors reaches rolls along runway descends track common starting card money-making users succeed moral proud fascinating device latest product thinking department electro-magnets supply motive power behind really appear street possessed supernatural intelligence \",\" head office tottenham court road 1904-1936 1903 move office london planned 15th november delayed until january 1904 this building home great britain years need larger prompted marylebone \",\" marylebone 1936- part early 1930's 1930s became apparent that tottenham court road premises were restrictive accounting machine decision made construct purpose built headquarters headquarters planned described architects stanley beard walter bennett this building been designed accommodate large important commercial company owing very specialist nature this firm's firms productions conception design proved both intricate interesting problem provide which would prove efficient internal arrangements same time such dignified befits situation head office 1936 business conducted required certain circulation goods sequence operations should have first consideration necessitated workshops trade sections being positioned upper floors whilst' whilst lower used showrooms demonstration rooms administrative offices consequence requirement heavy loads imposed upon fourth sixth inclusive these laid printing department with running plant plating enamelling departments repair assembling shops photographic storage spaces case paper slitting requires rolls question most carefully considered fast powerful passenger lifts installed deal vertical through main showroom ground floor entered from long wide extends height storeys level sides show room back open balcony provided balustrade constructed bronze etched glass illumination corner main showroom architectural treatment main' stairs kept simple plain surfaces french walnut flush panelling flooring quarzite ebonite jointing opening also numerous cash registers accounting machines these treated acoustically obviate undue noise second third extensive suites executive further principal panelled similar style managing director's directors feature plan convention hall rear seating persons properly raked raised stage east foyer approached staircase beyond block buildings covered garage loading dock equipment essentially up-to-date every respect conditioning detail publication personal call installations fully automatic loud-speaker telephones etc' compete general exterior restrained classical facade fronting faced natural portland stone portion elevation having courses rusticated give appearance additional strength interest form base colonnade three-quarter fluted columns roman corinthian order central forming embrace three above full entablature above face chief ornament carved moulded cartouches returns flagpole bosses flagpoles return facades' facades great central street balcombe artificial keeping front \",\" 1945 november building dundee camperdown factory begins 1946 manufacturing plant goes into production class 1500 6000 cash registers adding machines 1947 june officially opened stafford cripps 1949 april beechwood factory opens late 1940's 1940s engineers created magnetic memory drums attached accounting machines various electronic digital displays indicators signature verification systems using video signals 1952 dryburgh acquired computer research corporation hawthorne california produced line computers with applications aviation 1953 established electronics division continue pursue business 1954 country club dayton golf courses clubhouse carbonless paper introduced 1956 post-tronic first product automated features unveiled banking industry 1957 stanley allyn became chairman board 1959 system industry's industrys transistorised solid state computer general marketed 1960 low-cost mass used punched tape recorders original data entry optical scanner read entered from cash register journals machine tapes random-access later thin film early 1960's 1960s silicon chip technology began 1961 topping ceremony head office extension 1962 robert oelman employees countries elstree printing takes over additional building neasden warehouse transport order shipping bureau conway appointed managing director carne managing scottish factories march sterling computronic introduced dunsinane bournemouth company logo changes national wheel blocks made d100 short time line history british organization 1879 james ritty saloon-keeper invented patented after seeing engine room telegraph voyage england 1878 invention sold eckert $1000 1881 which owned seven citizens 1882 john patterson purchased registers coal business 1883 frank bought fifty shares $2500 then keeping each 1884 controlling interest $6500 22nd took management changed name register become office thirteen located callahan power ohio 1885 19th william parnall bristol family shopfitters sales agent englishman allison viewed self-adding chicago exhibition learned that could adapted english currency impressed ncr's ncrs international agent based liverpool sales 1886 allinson great britain france belgium holland first london strand under till refreshment stands international exposition 1889 moved mid-to-late 1880's 1880s innovative techniques were instituted guaranteed territories quota point conventions conservative dress also advertising direct-mail publications agents customers massive scale 1888 company-owned farm land south side 1891 allinson's allinsons territory limited 1892 memorised primer book containing presentation proven results formal classes 1894 employee benefit programmes lunches 'glass' glass improve lighting ventilation baths showers execs programmes social professional clubs many more 1895 suggestion system encourage employee ideas improving products operations gold awarded suggestion winners 1890's 1890s think signs erected buildings offices club rooms founded capital £5000 1898 convention overseas held 1899 four storey oxford street accommodation wells 1901 logo 1904 223-226 tottenham court road extending store 1906 charles kettering designed powered electric motor within years developed class 1000 telephone credit authorisation verifying credit department stores 1911 millionth 27th year 1913 saved lives during great flood ordered flat bottom boats company carpenters tent city homeless food medical care dispensed successfully headed million dollar relief fund 1921 2000 thirty totalisers models 1973 making longest-lived frederick beck patterson's pattersons named president father before founder's founders death 1922 1926 publicly incorporated state maryland 1929 ellis adding typewriter 3000 model having keyboard input narrative description entries well subtracting printing 1931 colonel edward deeds returned left 1915 help manage delco formed also co-founded wright airplane orville others 1934 golden jubilee celebrated gold prospecting contest world wide 1936 206-216 marylebone 1938 electronics research electrical department team counting device vacuum tubes 1942 1939 construction river recreational park near headquarters begun 1943 expanded purchase allan wales machine ithaca york 1944 annual meeting 1963 introduction built bank posting bell pioneer on-line transaction processing telstar satellite dundeed built magnetic encoder 1966 pcmi microfilm systems 1967 century series 5000th installed 1974 1969 circuitry terminals announced 1970 microelectronics encapsulation 1972 anderson chief executive officer manufactured company's companys official 1976 exley world headquarters dedicated criterion data pathing gain position 1978 quantor output microfiche capabilities 1979 comten leading force communications 1980 applied digital adds supplier high quality display 1981 word market worksaver merchant semiconductors 1982 tower supermicrocomputer launched establishing bringing standards open architecture 1983 personal released 9300 32-bit vlsi mainframe 1984 100th anniversary information ntinues provide innovative solutions every need when retired 1985 personal several compatible models added unix-based generation self service teller 1986 9800 incremental microprocessor 5660 powerful processor i-9500 most member i-9000 interactive 1987 program helped make people aware mission create value stakeholders included advanced point-of-sale retail comprehensive 1988 gilbert williamson assumed title 10000 utilising operating four super microcomputers 1990 long term direction open cooperative computing product introductions scaleable microprocessor-based cooperation integrating environment enterprise-wide computing networking environment superior networking american telegraph plans acquire 1991 signed definite merger agreement completed september products 3600 purpose document management imaging 3120 notebook mobile professionals want feature-rich both outside 3125 pen-based notepad automation tool true handwriting-recognition fourth generation self-service offer banks unprecedented availability level elton white 1992 teradata merged february functionally integrated groundbreaking development facility massively parallel place diego recognise successful high-tech democratic convention delegates vote 7054 integrated touch screen 3170 successor safari 3130 notepad 7000 mips risc-based symmetric multiprocessing running unix 3225 cost entry-level 5688 drive-up atms capable reading smart cards 1995 lars nyberg announces spin-off 1996 becomes traded once \",\" post \",\" british transport \",\" british advertising \",\" marylebone 1936- part steelwork this building built fireproof materials throughout constructed with complete steel frame that whole load floors walls carried direct steel beams columns foundations none carrying anything their weight this means portion removed modified without detriment structure used best quality british manufacture fabrication into various members done labour reinforced concrete hollow tile construction being thus affording maximum strength minimum upper devoted assembly cash registers accounting machines heavily bear printing presses guillotine drop hammers other heavy plant there also spaces these storage finished products which nature number internal been reduced order facilitate allocation departments feet span girders were adopted give spacious unobstructed area main showroom ground floor these girders' weigh tons each provision made possibility extension premises making allowance additional northern side where present garage loading dock situated site interesting problem arose through leaving space development temporary support given adjoining buildings until contemplated butted against them took place the' previous demolished achieved buttresses between exposed surface wall adequately stiffened loads imposed usage exceptionally possible found very fine sand overlays site therefore sunk~20 obtain adequate bearing london blue clay concrete piers from level requisite' requisite receive pads slab bases laid basement largest square inches thick depth necessary under same they imperilled necessarily deep excavations vicinity entailed careful painstaking work more than three lengths such undermined operation there roads footways surrounding supported retaining waterproof cement render damp-proof 1000 tons structural \",\" marylebone 1936- part mechanical services mechanical engineering services building include heating domestic cold water' water service's services drinking supplies compressed steam distribution conditioning extract ventilation central oil-fired boiler plant comprises economic double return tube type boilers oilex steel generate works processes service calorifier steam condense mains carried high level basement connect pair risers which distribute departments sixth floor whole copper with screwed joints these condensate into well boiler house from through duplicate electrically driven single-throw double-acting horizontal feed pumps operation automatically controlled regulator equipment purposes maintain system accelerated circulation designed two-pipe up-feed principle accelerators centrifugal suction delivery connection's connections connected the' main flow line radiators most office portions showrooms special rooms cast iron radiant panel fitted aluminium beading around edges cover joint plaster panelling throughout upper floors radiators hospital installed offices demonstration rooms convention hall are' served situated consists viscous filter pre-heater washer secondary heater supply capacity cubic feet minute thermostatically final temperature conditioning chamber adjacent speeds freedom noise vibration features systems conditioned ducts sheet metal discharging extracting gratings fixed directly ductwork ground third floors' supplied rising branches complete distributing running various concealed false ceilings generally corridors short extraction vertical behind firrings external walls gratings dropping carrying every grating both regulating damper adjustable louvre steam-heated two-pipe serves lavatories below being each capable handling full load storage cisterns roof drop pipe where distributed sub-main branch basins sinks waste preventers incoming fountains used kitchen ignition connection burning four metered general means pipes small rotary compressor large container this agitation plating shop tanks paraffin cellulose spraying other again concerned each department pressure reducing that required adjustment pressures available valves emptying cocks provided single riser isolated extension repair minimum interference routine staff lagged throughout exception lagging glass silk smooth cement painted finish exposed positions canvas instrument maintenance engineer temperatures indicated recorded recorders flue content gases smoke detector give visible audible warning when produced addition indicating recording instruments signals indication remote other undesirable conditions such excessive temperatures fuel firing stored chamber garage filling terminate alarm filled incinerator plate firebrick lined chute transports rubbish hearth hand dust trap outlet side prevent particles burnt passing atmosphere polishing from separate hoods over room tanks takes form connecting polishing been subject treatment regards plating solutions acids rubber arranged standing wastes fifth serve canteen provide employees heated dish washing machine crockery cupboard equipment highest efficiency lowest costs maintenance this possible operated manually \",\" marylebone 1936- part electrical services whole electrical services throughout building have been installed screwed welded conduit system with ironclad type switchgear three-phase four-wire volt supply brought into terminating intake chamber basement allocated supply authorities from which electricity supplied main switch-room also situated through duplicate main cables equipment comprises incoming circuit breakers supplying power heating lighting bus-bar chambers having metal-clad switch fuse-gear mounted thereon current distributed various distribution centres metered outgoing sections from rising enclosures convenient positions centre section each half these cable vertically floors feed services floor gear sub-main boards angle iron framework supports offices works sections separately controlled circuits manner suit exactly requirements layout special attention being paid question accessibility both regards control individual points lights switched grouped suck emergency standby purposes storage battery rectifier trickle charging service automatic contactor unit switches over event failure corridor staircase incorporated special arrangements made allow secondary employed night watchman pilot equipped telephone line switchboard central position inter-communication within very complete inter-house representing latest development telephony includes number instruments loudspeakers push button facilities calling selected departments obviating necessity dialling permits priority calls conference secretarial fire protection besides installations mentioned under mechanical alarm when operation indication immediately given visible audible signals watchman's watchmans office indicate point emanated installation signalling operated enables staff warned that occurred vacated electric clocks impulse master clock operating out-station programme repeater included automatically operate bell pre-selected occupants starting stopping times work feature this during weekends holidays convenience principal members different parts signals conjunction dials numerals illuminated executive dial call particular person instructions operator person's persons numeral then faces secretary's secretarys clock used signalling system addition signal other systems inter-communicating between designed accommodate detailed company showroom lighted daylight luminous balustrade around gallery certain internal rooms artificial windows throughout direct indirect schemes facade floodlit while ground show multiple permit decorative required such either manually time motive boiler house conditioning plant electric motors arranged indicator panel upon indicators regarding motor driven units electrical generators transformers voltages enable testing products carried actual conditions prevailing district country they dispatched electro-plating electro-typing nickel-plating cleaning processes necessary four rectifiers outputs amperes volts \",\" marylebone 1936- part lift services lifts services comprise high speed geared type passenger directors lift serving from main entrance showroom floors with dual control full load capacity being passengers during busy period would under attendant during other periods will switched over automatic under first operation indication given calls made while second automatically respond floor landing doors electrically operated opening when arrives closing again pressure button when closed starting sequence comes into accurate levelling assured auxiliary equipment micro-principle floor maintained conditions works section building heavy duty goods installed operating normal tons this similar that pneumatic hoist fitted garage facilitate cleaning maintenance vans lorries used company high washing also provided complete greasing sanitary sanitary throughout copper pipe system external services grouped walls main area rear thus permitting whole elevation free pipes materials cast iron coated stacks lead branches internal fittings solid drawn tube bronze welded joints rainwater roof carried through adjacent these terminate level basement where they connect connected' connected sewer soil waste discharged drains connection layout been designed permit adequate accommodation staff visitors special arrangements have male female members water sanitary units supplied steam heated calorifiers boiler house temperature regulated thermostatic cold directly storage tanks large double troughs easy access flow pedal action valves independently controlled delivered sprays throughout special drinking fountains latest hygienic design plating department sections using acids separate connections terminating acid neutralising tank constructed principle petrol interceptor after passing effluent passes drainage discharges triple chamber thence such manner easy' general without undue inconvenience occupants sprinkler including conditioning room protected against fire sprinkler system addition protection purposes risers each stair well hydrant point further chemical foam extincteurs sand buckets accordance requirements authorities portland stone portland stone road national cash register company's companys building quarried fabricated london erected site south western stone ensure best results essential specified portions intended should come definite districts since different quarries varies slightly regard colour texture with view cleared areas their cottonfields perryfields coombefields quarries enabling architect visit select desired quality assurance output quarry sufficient meet despite number synthetic market continues regarded foremost city work magnitude importance both aesthetic value weathering qualities cannot surpassed only does satisfactorily withstand attacks smoke-laden atmosphere appearance actually improves exposed surfaces washed clean rain whilst shielded recessed take additional smoke deposits producing variation which enhances attractiveness facade although extensively days christopher wren there reason suppose supply good material likely curtailed large land quarrying scarcely touched inspection prove abundance even unsightly shells least equal some years acquired acres some most important both freehold leasehold isle since time attention analysis geological strata comprising various beds extensive clearances containing introduced up-to-date works battersea modern plant capable handling masonry contracts every size contend machine-worked hand-worked among very privilege recent county hall extension fire brigade headquarters albert embankment masonic peace memorial shell luton town royal empire society's societys science museum kensington architectural metalwork metalwork shewn decorative balcony railings laylights example rich effect obtained combination etched glass emphasised illumination itself case executed chased toned selected harmony ornamentation make panels effective illuminated beneath \",\" marylebone 1936- part departments building floor electrotyping drawer finishing cabinet stripping refinishing enamelling graining spraying polishing plating mechanics' mechanics lecture room window display photographic canteen printing stationery advertising stock ticket audit roll slitting repair estimating costing house maintenance mechanical stores accounting machine final inspection mailing retail training school duplicating service department purchasing accountants insurance board overseas vice-president comptroller general office agents order shipping sales manager manager's managers secretary showroom demonstrating rooms manager-accounting machines division agents' supply correspondence filing patents special representatives promotion ground accounts hall supplies watchman's watchmans convention garage basement carpenters register vault air-conditioning plant boiler \",\" marylebone 1936- part builders contractors general steelwork rubery owen portland stone south western hollow tile flooring concrete stairs landings bradford excavation preliminary works allen fairhead sons enfield steel reinforcement retaining walls helical engineering reconstructed somerville metal windows henry hope birmingham electrical installation berkeley heating ventilating water services matthew hall sanitary arthur scull walnut panelling entrance doors john white bedford architectural metalwork bronze grilles guild pavement roof lights king lifts waygood otis granite plinth stall riser anselm odling shop fronts courteney pope carpets harrods ruboleum inlaid maple skirting morris wall floor tiling cope electric clocks instanta lighting fittings duncan watson troughton young ironmongery yannedis hyrib false ceilings beam facings trussed doulton firing equipment burroughes terrazzo fenning quartzite stubbs roller shutters haskins sprinkler fire appliances automatic iron staircases safety tread syndicate house telephones reliance flagstaffs lightning conductors gray esavian educational supply association model building thorp fibrous plaster work jong screens sankey sheldon lantern haywards \",\" marylebone 1936- part architect's architects design painting this original watercolour measuring commissioned show what proposed building would looked like when completed painting gilt frame owned ormerod \",\" marylebone construction 1935-1936 part \",\" marylebone construction 1935-1936 part \",\" marylebone construction 1935-1936 part \",\" belfast 1903 \",\" birmingham \",\" bradford 1903 agent breslaw juggler window display attracting considerable interest sits chair with little black wand ball suspended seemingly mid-air following direction juggler moves \",\" dundee whitehall crescent alexander gray took over territory april this year 1902 immediately work with-out assistance influence from company provide himself with good office fitted approved style congratulate upon equipment does much credit lays claim distinction score merely regarding enterprise close following com-pany's com-panys principles view exterior turn-out without which would consider folly attempt town like other size uses conveyance extended experience convinced best namely buggy american pattern beau ideal cash register man's mans outfit able carry even three registers they very easily removed re-placed after demonstration road gray's grays coupled undoubted ability salesman earned in-evitable reward-success some territory greater part ground working never produced great results until commenced what could done jumped into merits highest praise learned make produce cent quota first month ob-tained points being obtained june july august september spite sling result accident less than evidence pluck under adverse circumstances during october just passed made have asked write lines reproduc-tion herein tell post-graduate school beginning found member ready earnest student him-self willing admit that time spent there anything wasted members british organization kept tho-roughly up-to-date matters referring business study succeed walked special prize advance 11th already window display photograph taken gathering harvest attracted attention decided success \",\" edinburgh 1900 office described being nicely situated hanover street street which branches princes know leading either only capital scotland without doubt finest best cities british jsles what interests just fact that pretty historical city likewise good national cash registers from expect much future outside view office gray standing doorway when america buggy here horsed with starting call finds most effective always take interior gives showroom further through equipped demonstration room below roomy basement altogether have credit register typical scotchman -shrewd chary intelligent enthusiastic hard worker grass grow beneath feet sets about work will resoluteness purpose bring success gets orders regularly month sufficient evidence whenever round territory can't cant help feeling right place enthusiasm business unquestionable loves ever knows what talking calls people also small pulled many order high-grade machine where didn't didnt look possible believes systematically working recreation unhappy moments when them consequence goes buoyancy most heartily wish continuance deserves believe there some deserve fate their fretting lips foretell grumblest instead merits failure grumbler time anything else grumbling such this prophet foretelling doom company needs workers \",\" manchester 1902 office agent evans \",\" agents offices 1885 bristol william parnall liverpool allinson 1886 london 1898 southampton drury evans jowitt kent bobbett newcastle grey street murphy brother leeds birmingham whicker dublin cork nottingham jones north wales manchester edgill fabian baldwin howe cardiff mayne moreton james arrowsmith gascoine glasgow demar edinburgh hanover gray keating carlin eastern counties brooke 1902 stockton miller aberdeen dundee holbrook carlisle hoare newcastle-on-tyne frampton parker woods page ovens walker robson gibson york milnes shrewsbury taylor preston staffs lancs fabien irvine worcestershire jacobs east sheffield ingrey waterhouse middlesborough king wicker south bates cheshire bradford breslaw hull squire tufnell noonan gardner wilkinson reading hartley plymouth swansea southwood portsmouth dury head office strand oxford from october 1900 \",\" offices great britain belfast london strand manchester birmingham oxford street watford bradford tottenham court road brighton marylebone dundee liverpool edinburgh agents through years \",\" \",\" first register designed ritty brothers used series disks store record amount keys depressed maximum that could recorded each sale accumulated total viewed through slot left fingers value based idea publicity what being would force corrections their second attempt instead adding wheels mounted back machine patent number 221360 granted november 1879 united states patent ever issued cash dial register next page \",\" next design rittys first marketed ‘paper roll' roll machine this complete rethink original idea adding counter used 1879 patent register dispensed with being replaced roll paper which hole punched appropriate column depression amount clock dial flag tablet raised into position window indicate value sale store owner obliged count number holes each multiplying that corresponding before totals together although this time consuming task contained record sales made during model type have cash drawer bell describe patent gives notice customer been properly operated secondary benefit perhaps another part shop also knew recorded assistant keys keyboard were arranged banks allow twenty keytop about inch fitted across register amounts lowest left highest denomination right next page \",\" detail adder second register which james ritty applied received patent application made 15th february 1882 number granted 30th january 1883 brother-in-law john birch their drawing showed angular style cabinet used national manufacturing company discs adder counter previous designs replaced individual gears each order provide sufficient capacity bank wheels were provided amount this wheel called dollar first being cent complete revolution caused advance position described having teeth gear increased thirty providing extra september clinton maltby reset mechanism counters ‘detail adder' maltby's maltbys 318485 26th 1885 assigned company same covering paper roll ‘cash recorder' recorder 318506 also both drawings curved front cabinets later preferred standard design cash register registers this stage development have drawer october ‘cash till' till combined with patent 303974 august 1884 added improvements springs bell 321988 july 14th both frank patterson isaac davis november relating replacement 344982 1886 \",\" class 1000 \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" century computer first introduced 1967 century series comprised several different models suit buisness requirements year model 1968 launch emulator series brochure \",\" cram card random access memory memory developed computer then modified next generation computers century series \",\" \",\" first ncr's ncrs programmable visible record computers \",\" \",\" computer first commercially available ‘solid state' state transistor computer built elliotts \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" computer development from visual record \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" 9010 data pathing terminals post june 1982 family micros very versatile flexible multipurpose micro­processor systems including personal computer executive workstation small business system general business control smaller com­pany departmental processing larger company satellite terminal intelligent pro­grammable communication with non-ncr computers network controller controlling financial retail purpose terminals factory –controll­ing data pathing this system will known scientific workstation this based upon auxiliary language processor using programming pascal ideally situated university market lan­guage four bit-slice processors designed handle functions exception input output which handled existing personal computer fac­tory terminal controller scien­tific workstations released later year main features include •	standard memory 64kb 128kb •	high speed 256kb •	hard disks 10mb 40mb •	flexible •	word wide range printers from quality correspondence printer word •	additional maximum •	will support secondary •	communications asynchronous 2780 3280 3270 •	new operating cobol comms most generally used micro •	system development aids easi non-data trained personnel •	expandable easily up-gradable other versions •	practical well suited office environment requires special working conditions nationwide hardware software •	competitively priced prices upwards satellite ncr's ncrs marketing emphasis major com­panies part control­ling network distributed \",\" 7900 terminals \",\" optical character recognition \",\" software brochure introduction page \",\" 5900 provided lower cost option series computers only basic hardware maintenance requirement less providing greater value customer \",\" \",\" ncr-elliott 4100 1957 elliott automation agreed joint venture whereby would market various models computers commercial customers \",\" \",\" worldwide personalities james ritty patterson brief outline john henry patterson's pattersons life story allyn deeds charles kettering robert jacob eckert \",\" great britain personalities allinson john wicker \",\" john wicker probably most famous old-time british ‘national' ‘national agents joined allinson 1892 later taking over midlands area 1895 when patterson incorporated national cash register company great britain already established salesman following newspaper report interview with sales agent trades exhibition bingley hall appeared birmingham post 1899 yesterday afternoon passed happily among many varied exhibits quite suddenly stopped before arrested sound voice dear friend thought this very have been waiting here goes 'tis easy speak harder ears work bashfully entered domains stand tendered card must magic word 'press' press which within minutes brought senses fifteen years registers were unknown tradesmen went slipshod unsystematic style -with care watch their daily takings once from land star spangled banner there came invention revolutionised commercial world 1885 what sneeringly call mahogany case detail adder into chief cities states found across 'the pond' pond american lorne street liverpool from here took sole agency during thirteen post sent orders that proudly wears badge 1898 half hour week allowed employees cold bath while younger generations catered well-appointed kindergarten school prices these valuable machines course vary considerably being limit margins they undoubtedly useful check employer assistant source satisfaction customers time will soon come business without them naturally such enterprise should lead good-business particularly prides himself upon fact life never serious complaint those readers cannot find exhibition drop post-card only ready wait would-be -'and -and thoroughly explain advantages weak puny rivals wicker gave advice -sometimes meet says buying anything busy listen you- reply spare think your wasted sure pleased does allow show some-times cause another argument talking publican interest house lease goodwill freehold whatever prove double treble quadruple value months take little payments made lemons table drink brewer's brewers dray-men done transactions? they booked? system properly worked looked after would increase because record kept reduce profits take counter three times amount make various sixpences paid some purpose thus increases this often used thereby attention train hired horse trap inns district railway station drove horses wear 1900 wife visited dayton attend convention july sailing kaiser william grosse many styles stall indeed enterprising firm deserve credit ‘go' inventive genius latest machine registers each separate purchase delivers receipt ticket customer beggars description kind typewriter linotype register totalises details receipts better than cashiers other since institution sold dozen energetic farsighted gain admittance counting-house shop warehouse every town throughout present well mention others messrs mitchell butlers barrows magors grigg brettell wolverhampton acorn temple proofs great trust houses place handy article manufactory ohio finds- employment about hands bournville last working hours females reduced those three-quarters reduction wages \",\" allinson first agent outside william parnall shopfitter bristol sold only machines active publican wine merchant american lorne street liverpool cash register visit chicago wrote following testimonial company june 1885 national cash register company dayton gentlemen when first your self-adding wheel registers hannah hoggs when feb'y feby last impressed with utility that know after ascertaining whether they could adapted currency this country ordered which duly arrived more than answers expectations regret being seen here years mistakes occurred owing carelessness people machine term thoroughly understand each other there opinion-that despite insular prejudice yankee inventions bound come into general register indeed invaluable every business yours truly become sales great britain home town 1886 appointed agent france belgium holland actions open london office established room strand under name national till used were refreshment stands international exposition mid-to-late 1880's 1880s innovative techniques instituted guaranteed territories quota point systems conventions conservative dress also advertising direct-mail publications agents customers employees massive scale charing cross expansion business meant required 1889 moved showroom where class 20583 1890 this oldest known purchased heritage collection ormerod 1991 from same bought company 1891 allinson's allinsons territory limited headquarters 1895 summer patterson england terminating contract setting limited working capital £5000 \",\" allyn \",\" deeds \",\" jacob eckert national manufacturing company first employees articles incorportion continued biography john patterson been salesman cincinnati china glassware firm which brought into frequent contact with cafe restaurant operators were among purchase cash registers infused life business within week moved factory quarters began more intensive manufacture three sizes paper roll machine meanwhile various important improvements made register they inventions birch machinist brother-in-law these shaped future course because they embodied basic features permanent value when purchased none machines equipped drawer innovations introduction bell that rang when depressed opened this sounded note success time would come like historic revolutionary shot fired lexington heard around world eckert's eckerts final link combination indication adding mechanism compelled clerk ring sale order have access forced deposit money received change here last real protection indicator showed customer amount registered proprietor assured placed proper record publicity joined safeguarding receipts another major improvement substitution series wheels purpose keep number times each operated eliminated necessity counting holes obtained advance joint work james ritty covered patent assigned bought 1881 formed basis large part early litigation between subsequent cash register competitors sprang over country rittys partnership under name become famous 1882 realized could swing early conjunction william kiefaber gustavus sander benjamin associates organized capital stock divided shares later increased there incorporators company acquired ritty-birch patents from owned controlling interest represented board directors wife continued make until fall 1883 changed callaghan power building alley second third streets east main year history witnessed entry modest participation what became dominant appeared books owner soon after member later elected secretary official connection annual meeting held january 1884 disclose only brother frank close associate development also some retired director hiatus however brief \",\" charles kettering work inventions department 1905 1904 bespectacled engineering graduate from ohio state university hired factory manager edward deeds advice deeds' former college profes-sors demonstrated knack tinkering called join ncr's ncrs department born loudonville farm 1876 already conquered many prob-lems time came largely self-educated leave awhile until eyesight improved enough allow continue studies interest science developed while grade school teacher experimented with photography electricity reached self-taught telephone installer which made natural develop charge phone system verifying credit stores next project involved doing what thought impossible-electrifying cash register insisted that could done experts were certain required motor nearly large itself approaching problem characteristic blank sheet paper crew soon matter torque what needed quick burst power drive register's registers internal mechanism solution simple mechanical clutch 1906 flooded orders crankless went class 1000 low-cost completely redesigned machine remained production minor changes more than years also forever revolutionized engineers tackled problems through thorough allowing company tool faster when implementing products 1909 left devote himself full-time auto-motive inventions working others converted barn designed first practical automobile self-starter clearing mass-market acceptance personal association formation dayton engineering laboratories company delco merged 1916 would become general motors assist development countless other patents including portable electric generator ignition liberty aircraft engine anti-knock ethyl gasoline better long-lasting automotive finishes non-toxic non-flammable refrigerant freon cooling domestic refrigerators diesel trucks cars railroad engines even submarines enormous compassion co-founded sloan-kettering institute cancer research today world's worlds fore-most institutions fight against cancer 1927 founded foundation research-oriented organization charged answering such questions trying find grass green inventor scientist educator businessman philanthropist returned 1936 elected company's companys board directors chief engineer noted even after influence kettering's ketterings present product single suburb bears name mark remains transportation industry throughout world vision always tomorrow said should concerned about future because will have spend rest lives there \",\" patterson vice president 1900 vice-president england wife arrived monday evening return america saturday october paul friday shall have day's days convention with which sure interesting profitable unfortunate that full british force will able owing distance business meet london good-bye letter from vice-president gentlemen selling force leaving shores there regret could stay longer already told next time cross atlantic endeavour spend some visit many offices great britain hope nothing happen prevent doing this promise know made before keep pleasure selling recording good together stud take back your suggestions factory even more fully than past future demands trade delighted salesmen thoroughly enjoyed from start finish desire avail myself this opportunity thank sales considering improvements been machines coming along expecting reach least monthly quota your good-bye waterloo station much appreciated also allow flowers fruit wished present un-fortunately late however both same accept deed with best wishes everyone yours faithfully frank patterson \",\" john henry patterson 1844-1922 industrialist social reformer patriot benevolent tyrant father modern selling meet louie meet fair large contingents employees were transported company expense seashore vacations events like world's worlds fairs shown here pavilion 1904 fair louis here addresses enthusiastic international group 1898 convention dayton's daytons victorian theatre brought thomas watson second from right this 1911 photo home office deal with competition successfully done rochester former drummer sold pianos back horse-drawn wagon rural york pennsylvania later hired buffalo promoted branch manager 1899 patterson-watson team virtually destroyed united states government rewarded them twenty eight other officers year sentence miami county jail fine sherman anti-trust restraint trade violations some they saved tornado flood during great dayton 1913 stopped production directed company's companys total energy saving gave food shelter supplied electric power fresh water doctors nurses tended sick cabinet making shop produced boats rate every five minutes even granted marshall governing powers governor organized trainloads relief supplies corresponding chief telegraph which only means communication valley became somewhat national hero hundreds people petitioned president wilson pardon however decision reversed court appeals cincinnati 1915 ruling that defence material first trial should have been admitted would elevated position fired then went work computer-tabulating-recording company change name international business machines 1924 become president left built pierce-arrow motorcar took think sign training when world broke 1914 last train leave berlin after cessation hostilities american businessmen re-enter 1919 between these visits devoted resources effort after entered conflict 1917 precision shell timers airplane instruments fixed-fee basis refused cost-plus proud made money country's countrys necessity ended threw support behind woodrow wilson's wilsons ill-fated attempt persuade join league nations attended sessions geneva 1922 gone dead running cash frederick beck take public 1925 died 192-point headlines announced event unlike contemporaries fortune because expenditures social programs recent contributions also believed shrouds pockets although figure generations citizens ideas introduced everyday part their working world this also true nearly everywhere products manufactured marketed spent youth family farm just south ohio population selling father's fathers sometimes charges unrecorded recalled often awakened night father asking charged certain person things taken eating dinner some 'did charge sugar sonders?' sonders? not' brother frank established successful business coal miner's miners 1870s sales again problem reading description cash register designed ritty national manufacturing ordered sight unseen months reduced debt books showed profit these modern machines solved problems disorganization dishonesty impressed bought promptly changed register pattersons homework when found losing offered seller said purchased stock paid turned over gift trained impressive number executives methods philosophies happened more frequently period 1910-1930 estimated one-sixth nation's nations companies factory buiding constructed 1888 same flying trips visit agents pittsburgh baltimore washington philadelphia trenton wilmington city scranton elmira cleveland time there already than required memorize 450-word primer based presentations joseph crane patterson's brother-in-law dropped giving command quiz 16-page those learn failed commit memory before 1893 hall industrial education opened teach best ways helping merchants make known formal school most famous photos history depicting young woman worker plant observed heating luncheon coffee radiator incident stage welfare thereafter complete lunch female ladies accept charity solution? charge cents dining room women 1895 list percent week in-plant healthcare sponsored vacation children's childrens employee country club benefits other industrialists accused coddling workers paternalistic treatment especially thing good daylight buildings floor ceiling glass windows could well light they ventilation hoods absorb dust first-class baths locker rooms restrooms hospitals first-aid stations gymnasiums grounds spacious lawns landscaping colorful plantings during sweatshops still operation elsewhere 1890s autographic suggestion used capture thoughts about improvements signs posters slogans displayed locations worldwide sales grateful protected territories quota system devised using conceivable display agents' output broadside listed discussed printed testimonials satisfied users copies being mailed replaced hustler series tailored versions such store saloon circulars contained reply card readers request further information 1894 half million hustlers extra added post handle mailings order word created another publication factory news bowed 1891 house organ called century point club important annual since 1887 exhorted rail steamship fare assure will attend fitted sell twice many heretofore view whether registers manufacturers equipment page developed financial systems ormerod \",\" john henry patterson 1844-1922 biography founder part 1844-1884 patterson's pattersons grandfather's grandfathers cabin home which colonel brought family 1804 substantial house stood just west junction main street spring house road homestead rubicon farm central high school dayton miami university oxford ohio dartmouth college exeter graduation class 1867 middle second right toll collector's collectors office located third canal bridge receipt 1881 1883 general store coalton this photograph taken montana during month trip find ranch brother frank left case with most successful always athirst information inveterate cross-examiner invariably pumped people learned from everybody questioned whether bootblack banker while sitting lobby antlers evening engaged conversation england merchant when discovered that expected remain holiday months asked afford leave your business long? that difficult replied have capable manager cash register made every sends statement together punched roll machine keep perfect check deeply impressed merchant's merchants experience identical retail coal general store said what good stores this man's mans every world developed into great industries america with pregnant observation cattle idea happily american went glimmering following brothers started back determined purchase control national manufacturing company type around whom legends cluster follows there concerning variations original tale exist facts sifted romance envelops story these sprang sturdy revolutionary stock grandfather robert fought under george washington founded lexington kentucky also founders cincinnati 1788 then lieutenant service united states government ordered strengthen frontier colonies along river twenty-five other leader erected first blockhouse ultimately settled what came known south acquired large tract land cabin march 1780 married elizabeth lindsay eastern pennsylvania immediately after wedding bride groom accompanied some kinsmen long journey their 1799 visit recently near while here urged join them valley very much pleased climate fertile soil years later bought there were children jefferson father youngest born 1801 lived life typical helped till operate mills farm february 1833 united marriage julia johnston bride's brides piqua daughter indian agent indians respected knowing watchful interests absolutely fair transactions insisted white dealing justly each result fairly peaceful settlement district over presided many december 1844 homestead here spent boy-hood serving hardy apprenticeship work mother carry duties necessary conduct each child definite task assigned done telling used called four o'clock oclock spring summer fall make grandfather's grandfathers fire enough wood last split kindling ready night after breakfast would turn calves dinner school drove bedded carried fill boxes supper studied lessons grew older took more worked fields ploughing planting harvesting crops often greatest industry kind speaking gave inspiration hard possible things seen parts like americans rose distinction obtained early education little schoolhouse attended corner hills avenue brown when attending youth population selling father's fathers products sometimes charges unrecorded recalled awakened asking charged certain person eating 'did charge sugar sonders?' sonders? not' graduating 1862 entered where remained three being civil legislature interrupt studies university help president lincoln issued call volunteers serve union army hundred days answered country enlisting 131st served company until enlistment honorably discharged august 1864 returned 1865 graduated degree during college vacation expenses teaching returning graduation sought position city felt keenly career working decided wasting time could hired seventy-five cents town look brief teacher secured toll collector erie salary $800 year spend $300 office rent incidentals duty twenty-four hours because boats through times small room overlooking slept occupied including sundays holidays except frozen passing boatmen realized yearly income $500 inadequate side hung sign proclaiming coal wood outside received order dealer deliver profit book slate account wiped crude future magnate began commercial ideas even heard nearby wanted sell borrowed $250 gebhart harman local bank assets tumble-down yard pair scales carts lime cement blind horses stephen partner-ship opened shop found best exclusive agency built quality giving receipts partnership they employed clerk soon 1876 resigned devoted entire from start meticulous dealings customers needed marguery paris tell customer sold spirited draw brightly painted advertised liberally revealed basis sound procedure upon world-wide enterprise reared detail will illustrate some disputed quantity they amounts required since complaint personal matter devised system receipt tickets both determination create well unconventional jackson county sometimes coaxed before caught followed occasion complaints about root creed meant training applied production demonstrated although co-head firm visited customers' homes kitchens showed cooks housewives caste lines code residences socially elect tenements often kitchen almost household astir increased offices scrupulous attention details liberal expenditures advertising irked believed conservative methods consequence dissolved 1879 buying john's johns interest organized period expansion handicapped lack capital widen firm's firms activities weliston roundabout freight over-head movement building direct line-the south eastern-from mines mine leased wellston cars bore inscription vivid letters publicity flourished operating three chain yards same narrow gauge railway completed actual contact practically competition debts paid locality lost suffered malady played havoc james ritty's rittys profits clerks open drawer constantly conjuring temptation purloined part daily dayton-made registered sales without inquiring price telegraphed paper machines within several thousand dollars registers turned trick pilfering results discover leak been costing $600 embarked only group boston capitalists tied network railroads indiana eastern single then become alert progressive operators field financiers acquire corporation southern iron formed properties management sale product receiving allocation bonds services 1882 opposite park toledo delphos burlington railroad depot crossing wayne market co's transfer fifth continued leasing equipment association altogether happy minority stockholder being wilful impatient chafed restraint imposed managed less temperamental stride dissatisfaction situation events retirement since established himself toll-keeper's toll-keepers canal free prior branches initial investment increase shares instigator strong conviction based however getting anywhere annual 1884 loss discouraged such extent disposed five explains happened appeared books owner meeting held january director impossible temperament idle cast activity engage energy thoughts reverted those rigorous boyhood torn between farming manufacturing moment occupation seemed impulsive should limitless possibilities nearly eats meat raise spoke vision lead industrial heights always petty agreeable cattle-raising suggestion forth west still beckoned seeker adventure ranged half dozen missouri california late september paused hotel colorado springs take travels decide ranches options arrived dayton-it late october-they talk phillips owned controlling well-known capitalist telephone exchange agreed $6500 deal closed save payment club enthusiastically transaction know something jest money steadily looked failure glowingly jokes jeers banter club depressed cancel thing next morning just cold feet subsequently dedicated inexplicable capricious understand motivated actions retire thwarted strict letter arrangement offered release obligation adamant reported purchased hack gift very going success sorry outstanding sets mile-posts progress flow phase became momentous advance chief protagonist drama development stepped scene soon changed corporate name cash register hesitancy obviously passing once committed passion fervour crusade \",\" john henry patterson 1844-1922 biography founder part 1885-1922 1885 thirteen first payroll company that time employed thirteen occupied space callahan power building which located alley between second third streets east main december 1884 name changed national cash register company selling force consisted active sales agent number agents person grocers business people engaged some other line work business prospers under direction direction organization began prosper more were appointed improved registers made acquire additional rooms soon reached limit expansion those quarters purpose built factory dorothy paterson children forster frederick beck stock-holders' stock-holders meeting held january revealed owner shares total frank share following year capital stock increased $100 divided into value each meanwhile acquired charles whelan william sander only stockholders thus establishing complete control remain family affair until after death 1922 decided build factory chose location farm 1888 first building completed ground when ploughed this from measuring model today compared favorably with factories period married katherine dudley brookline mass young lady charming personality member england shortly their marriage home robert steele ludlow purchased known city club came brighten born june 1892 october 1893 following brief acute illness claimed 1894 those knew intimately spoke woman unusual strength character high ideals gifted finest qualities head heart untimely robbed husband babes rarest ministry life sacrificial love noble gentle wife mother faith remains unshaken worth returned defective endangered success design machine right something must wrong moved desk executive offices thorough investigation found many things remedy them what over world industrial welfare what found workmen trying make machines same tools they earlier models like most unsanitary grounds littered scrap material surrounded board fence improvement working conditions better sanitary accommodations fumished removed next spring shrubbery planted grass seed sown result this immediately apparent better part employees proved pursuing proper course noticed women warm pail coffee steam radiator luncheon said started thinking benefit noon meal workers girls given lunch cost food system gradually enlarged include health promotion activities rest periods twice daily introduced outdoor exercise taught every possible severely criticized unmercifully criticized ridiculed face adverse criticism persisted effect having help neighborhood among problems boys slidertown they broke windows destroyed flowers garden movement felt these really just average nothing useful obtained small house near services noted settlement worker miss harvey invited opportunity learn clay modelling wood carving drawing then gave classes sewing embroidery cooking remembering valuable lessons learned piece cleared necessary garden take care seeds competent instructor provided vegetables raised belonged beginning children's childrens movement america today practically community gardens dayton almost schools gardening prizes offered residents best kept lawns back yards campaign resulted transformation south park desirable residential sections city example carried about noticeable affected parts before long became wide beautiful surroundings type through illustrated lectures country continuously since 1898 july 1901 brother twenty-two years been partner died very prime left entire burden upon shoulders foreign required great deal patterson's pattersons attention spent much abroad during travelled around trips europe countries cares both serious breakdown 1904 fast thirty-seven days prolonged rest regained vigor body study rules lived strictly effectively promoted education industry school nation flood flood 1913 rendered splendid service stricken often masterful leadership organizing ability remarkable forethought there would have suffering greater loss before waters river levees march prepare meet terrible catastrophe looking swollen office window morning usual arrival will awful feed driven homes once sent commissary supervisor asked supplies ordered purchasing office could secure couriers send boats delivered various points where used rescue refuge sufferers became home refugees refugees hotel hospital supply station hall telegraph telephone center post newspaper plant drug arthur ruhl article outlook city's citys brains nerves drink after effecting relief during forenoon worked dangerous saving directed himself responsible financially shipped applied when united states government officials while still streets paid tribute than already done chairman citizens' citizens relief committee consisting five colonel huffman alan edward phillips adam schantz flotron commissioned governor 'full full authority' authority behalf charge present future up-building protection against future immediately called leading citizens schoolhouse proposed purpose providing against recurrence need protection declared raise ample fund provide surveys legislation million dollars popular subscription contributed generously prominent engineers brought question comprehensive plan adopted miami conservancy district formed special finally secured state assembly begun greatest engineering project panama canal ever seen finished early 1920's 1920s fear floods model government 1896 celebrating centennial chief speaker outlined should become ideal commission-manager form charter summer 1912 representative municipalities september report vigorous effected largely financed less significant exact date constitution effective rule cities radical change outbreak refused orders involved 1917 president personal washington place disposal because reputation requiring precision contracts produce highest skilled work accepted record coined placed department factor slogan wanted only earned accept plus basis because taxpayers hear signing armistice prominent american view improving believed travel education frequent self-education usually definite subject wished investigate landscape methods world last trip association nations peace attendance conventions forms urged whom generosity sort well taught sell product making recording divisions together constantly advertising councils insisted familiarize themselves phrase profitable different persons acquainted other's others years pass motives holding certain meetings conferences begin dawn meantime however information general good passed good ideas along method carry idea anxious ideas civic organizations teachers ministers groups educational addressed regard under manufacturing trained lecture subjects stereopticon slides motion picture films lectured many summers adirondick mountains satisfaction renewed gained woods open camps hills dales later day's outing outcome experience gives about twenty previous three hundred acres estate group oakwood smaller region council gift then educate public appreciate parks second offer 1918 daytonians enthusiasm teaching through convenience handling thoroughly perfected bulletin sheets white paper draw rapidly graphic outline phases studied discussed subdivisions properly arranged contribute putting suggestion fact whenever assemble fives standard page covered drawn written diagrams colored crayon these reference printed distribution sometimes salesmen cash little convention national address saturday meetings children important regular entertainment auditorium north street onlv moving pictures there pageants playlets singing talks thrift patriotism treat fruit cakes invariably ends shows detail knowledge human nature root wider fields always practice religious principles aided besides protestant episcopal church lifelong abiding faith church vestryman christ former also superintendent andrew's andrews sunday school swiss chalet hills unpretentious architecture planned display host never happier entertaining dinner discussion philanthropic opened spacious entrance signs bidding welcome laid six-link golf front lawn counsel leaders world-wide opinion sought walks received honors chevalier legion honor french recognition toward condition widening circle radiated therefrom institutions awarded louis livingstone seaman gold medal progress achievement hygiene safety museum safety 1920 doctor laws university oxford hughes conferring degree upon spirited citizen leader your farsighted judgment especially hour distress skill using teaching dealing complex labor vote senate approval board trustees granted state ohio confers immediate family members daughter judah sister julia crane president resided suburb evelyn tyne baby fredericka noble brandon well-known attorney chicago rare vision farther hence misunderstood opposed generation advance times idealist administrator dream organize come true combination power unfinished tasks dreams fully realized program sacred trust committed \",\" robert patterson  1902 vice-president after extended tour throughout europe returned november 26th york from liverpool white star liner ‘teutonic' ‘teutonic saxe groves accompanied that city they gibson sales agent district manager murphy proceeded landing stage wish name british organization safe pleasant voyage home trip through tells greatly broadened views foreign field understand will return very great lapse time make further study business this side herring pond every member knows what means country when like studies particular requirements makes mind everything possible interests left england enthusiastic future various countries probably cannot realise ad-vantages bring returns factory with extensive memoranda requiring attention there con-nection this coupled fact second hugh chalmers also here early year both these gentlemen know european upon them factory help forward materially probably officer company seen much needs just before starting sent following telegram fair favour best -good-bye have anxiously awaited word vice-president's vice-presidents arrival hand moment writing weather against atlantic trust \",\" james ritty inventor cash register 1879 obscure dayton cafe owner collaboration with brother john invented machine that first time offered protection retail merchant putting indicators tablets registering amount sale made possible customer check audit purchase such chief function pioneer cash register destined revolutionize financial aspect merchandising world over when 1878 fitted into what might termed pattern inventor various historians invention have pointed many contributed notably mechanical progress came from within without industry cartwright power loom poet clergyman whitney cotton teacher never slightest connection production howe singer pioneers sewing probably inside clothing factory until long after their patents were westinghouse railway employee devised brake fulton steamboat fame morse father telegraph artists bell deaf before transformed communication telephone thus about took humble place this gallery giants whose primary purpose creating protect receipts business five brothers their leger emigrated alsace lorraine settled ohio dispenser drugs herbs established office southwestern section built considerable practice during cholera epidemic known compounded remedies helped combat disease three sebastin inventive turn mind number farm implements ultimately associated mechanic trade carried tradition family among other things patented several machines hulling green corn canning which they used also operated restaurant there story still current ingenuity revealed unique device piped water tables operate motors rotated palm leaf fans comfort patrons weather hence youngest grew atmosphere encouraged association however purely accidental although trained forsook work hands opened variously empire three-story building south main street this location historic annals here small room second floor born paper roll marked epoch heralding output expansion became marvel more important fact model attention patterson bought three installed them general store coalton these registers sold mercantile establishment previous sales been owners fate must lurking when transaction consummated before very become make name synonymous development distribution launched under ritty's rittys indicator little apparently some advertising because shipped different parts country most distant order duluth minnesota october 1881 infant beginning emerge swaddling clothes needed more moved larger quarters foreman force numbered since appeared market largely constructed wood employees carpenters cabinet makers followed years encountered hard sledding efforts build conducted demanded major part later confessed simply could direct commenting failure once said than gotten would success events prior 1885 bore statement following nearly struggle entire including jacob eckert bought pony bar  preserved jay's jays seafood restaurant photographs footnotes according 1918 journal article closes doors public many saloon high-class restaurant--and gambling palace street late simon wagner jake passed existence such split portion being taken charles zonars candy becoming 'the wedge' wedge information provided helene papanastassiou grandniece candy progressive intelligent good mixer town medium height stocky alert eyes drooping moustache invariably well turned sported silk qualities essential successful conduct flourished lost money reason like every handled counter case only receptacle save pocket proprietor drawer easily result bartenders able hold much desired open ever present temptation weak-willed constant turnover brought relief brooded peculations suffered breakdown obliged take vacation trip europe travelling companion captain bogardus famous expert shot give exhibitions marksmanship abroad developed those incidents chart course having interested machinery ship agreeable companionable fellow friends chief engineer eastbound voyage soon engine stood fascinated automatic mechanism recorded revolutions ship's ships propeller shaft with thoughts fixed losses circumvent inspiration himself movements there store cannot great field from inspired moment amid clash idea began shape obsessed thought short stay returned confided together history born crude dawn mechanization principles logical conception unerring automobile rows keys across lower front pressed down each represented individual registered face resembling wall clock steam gauge earliest effort incomplete details outpost line come then exception instead adding disks designed series wheels mounted back november united states patent issued neither these models dissatisfied dial type indication substituted tablet form types plates bearing same values imprinted connected vertical sliding rods depressed indicator resting elevated showed through glass-covered opening upper advance exact both clerk early fundamental features continued start meant increased shed light publicity third inventors called incorruptible cashier public next wide horizontally above each sharp pricked hole just advanced step days remove unroll representing day's count holes column cent multiplied told done fifty repeat counting columns grand total price range \",\" 1989 sheldon open 1902 convention british events \",\" 1991 sheldon open young boles \",\" 1902 british convention december --london selling force training school evening passing round this method asking questions making suggestions convention very popular with everyone could remain anonymous \",\" transport throughout ages 1903 american made london buggy buggies that buggies have into regular work territories agents begin feel benefit them more often able converse with than representatives provinces know highly pleased innovation good while since were ordered specially built dayton factory course large firm wagon builders same city requirements english traffic however necessitated alterations order might turned very short space fore-carriage altered small wheels under conveyance turn length being used four provinces manchester liverpool bristol dublin each these will doubtless lend considerable assistance developing business these regards ridden find they light draught easy horse compared brougham they carry samples comfortably indeed third required hood over driver's drivers seat gives ample protection both driver salesman decidedly advertisement different anything generally seen this country attract attention illustrate group yard stables getting ready day's days belfast waggon 1904 tottenham court road garage morgan cyclecar 1932 austin type photo courtesy geoff walter \",\" argentina egypt malaya spain australia england mexico sweden austria finland netherlands switzerland belgian congo france zealand syria belgium french west africa panama turkey brazil germany peru uruguay canada guatemala philippines chile india portugal venezuela columbia israel puerto rico cuba japan scotland denmark lebanon south world offices \",\" argentina egypt malaya spain australia england mexico sweden austria finland netherlands switzerland belgian congo france zealand syria belgium french west africa panama turkey brazil germany peru uruguay canada guatemala philippines chile india portugal venezuela columbia israel puerto rico cuba japan scotland denmark lebanon south world offices \",\" around world argentina    1950 argentina-buenos aires service department \",\" around world australia  1950  australia-sydney service department \",\" around world austria 1950    austria-vienna service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" \",\" around world belgium 1950    belgium-brussels service department building                             showroom demonstration room last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world belgium 1950    belgium-brussels service department building                             showroom demonstration room last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world canada    canada-toronto factory last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world chile 1950        chile-santiago head office                         service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world columbia 1950        columbia-bogata industrial building last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world cuba 1950    cuba-havana service department                         training school last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world denmark 1950 denmark-copenhagen main office showroom last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world egypt 1950     egypt-cairo head office                         service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world england 1950    marylebone road-london head office \",\" around world finland 1950    finland-helsinki head office last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world france 1950    france-gentilly factory                         france-paris accounting machine division showroom service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world french west africa 1950                         africa- dakar last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world germany 1950                         germany-augsburg class assembly factory night view germany-berlin last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world guatemala 1950    guatemala-guatemala city head office last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world india 1950    india-bombay service department                         showroom transport house india-calcutta head office last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world israel 1950     israel-tel aviv mittwoch sons last modified friday 2007 \",\" japan-osaka service department 1950                             japan-tokyo head office kamata factory showroom oiso opening  1967  \",\" oiso japan factory opening construction factory began 1956 completed 1957 this brochure produced opening ceremony conducted executives from dayton local managers \",\" around world japan 1950    japan-osaka service department                         japan-tokyo head office kamata factory showroom last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world lebanon 1950    lebanon-beirut head office last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world malaya 1950    malaya-singapore head office \",\" around world mexico 1950    electro department                         head office technical division last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world netherlands 1950    netherlands-amsterdam service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world zealand 1950    zealand-auckland showroom                         zealand-wellington last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world panama 1950    panama-panama city service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world peru 1950    peru-lima service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world philippines 1950    philippines- manila erlanger galinger                         service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world portugal 1950    portugal-lisbon service department \",\" around world puerto rico 1950    rico-santurce service department \",\" \",\" around world scotland 1950    scotland-dundee camperdown block factory screw making class assembly factories last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world south africa 1950    africa-johannesburg service department head office last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world south africa 1950    africa-johannesburg service department head office last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world sweden 1950    sweden-stockholm electro department                         head office service sweden-sundsvall sweden-ursunda slitting plant last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world switzerland 1950    switzerland-bulach assembly plant                         switzerland-zurich service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world syria 1950    syria-damascus last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world turkey 1950   istanbul last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world uraguay 1950 uruguay-montevideo head office                         service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world 1950    usa-dayton factory last modified friday 2007 \",\" around world venezuela 1950    venezuela-caracas service department last modified friday 2007 \",\" after receiving patent cash register ritty's rittys attempted make more practical machine dial dropped favour tablets digital counter replaced discs from their first design these were located right side behind lockable door \",\" computer cram films from past these films have been digitally converted original 16mm format although were originally colour film stock deteriorated therefore decided remove cast show black white resolution reduced provide real video stream website \",\" \",\" \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" page \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" cram introduced 1960 designed first commercially availably solid state computer manufactured general electric elliott bros borhamwood london behalf this featured deck card random access memory unique type memory using magnetic cards \",\" credit file \",\" class sterling computronic compu-tronic most sophisticated accounting machines national range released selling force great britain june 1960 entirely account­ing machine features used transistorized circuits perform multiplications first ever capable such calculation electronic speeds equipment housed cabinet left operating console what multiplication sterling always been major headache work utilises dispro­portionate amount time staff give rise many errors example typical invoicing routine goes like this customer's customers order evaluated calculating being purpose operation performed twice check accuracy discounts purchase calculated again must done second preferably different clerk invoice then typed checked correct copying calcu­lation feature could complete these separate steps operations sequence since additions possibility error eliminated checking reduced minimum though basically similar number additional keys with which multiplication unit controlled manually particular interest extreme right keyboard beneath were situated fifteen small printed circuit boards known 'factormats factormats these enabled carry calculations automatically cent discount allowed total select will instruct calculate required percentage besides percentages factor-mats purchase rates bonus per­centages payrolls savings accounts other jobs often rate variable customer receive next five reason that provided when operator appropriate instead making selection although there changed very easily suit various handling only nine them selected automatic like inch wide platen split into parts sets documents prepared side-by-side programme movement carriage registers functions 'wired wired machine' therefore linked punched paper tape recorder card punch this addition heralded generation combined mechanical principles offer compact economical high speed tasks would otherwise demand several clerks using types \",\" \",\" class 2114 classic 1984 \",\" class 1938 \",\" class 1950 light head sales training national post october 1961 page all-electric itemmatic excellent article class dobbins advertising public relations published december 1960 issue this second cash register series deals with another dundee precision-built machines—the 21—which popularly referred `itemmatic compact high-speed high-capacity register incorporating automatic totaling several item sales otherwise known itemisation itemisation means mechanical addition sale which comprises more than will accumulate these recorded amounts separate itemising total well control totals indication what does item-by-item `two-way' `two-way indication—demands accuracy registration amount registered each displayed front back everyone same order that would naturally read write this after showing individually displays mechanically accurate total amount sale customers like item-by-item they right price article because know prices charged added never dispute fully flexible keyboard fully flexible keyboard from time most models entered checked glance before being depressed error corrected depressing correct keys have been wrongly returned their normal position release lever certain equipped classification print keys purpose analysing turnover manner best suited business typical dissection assistants classes merchandise case service trades type some charge credit received account paid control lock detail audit strip autographic fitted locked-in record visible through transparent cover accessible only authorised person automatically prints permanent printed detailed 'audit record' every transaction occurs together print using hand spacing spaces opening window provided written information over particular push button just below controls light illuminates when required printed totals up-to-the-minute instantly available either 'reading' reading does affect accumulated 'final' final printing resets zero 'proof proof clearance' clearance prove mechanism 'reset' reset identified symbol—final persons possession individual read bill depending construction machine show part following date consecutive number furnished assistant department symbols spaced identification name address some promotional message issued mechanically-added check list both courteous gesture shop's shops customer powerful protective feature transactions thus promoting goodwill confidence methods also bill shop keeper longer experiences—losses errors addition—forgotten items—illegible figures—carry-over errors—and doubts assistants' assistants accuracy also slip printer certification records lieu gives protection weaknesses handwritten figures subtraction feature certain accomplished 'refund' refund used deduct refunds returns discounts where operations under lock special positions adding built-in machine fast adding therefore machines during without disturbing such purposes invoices state­ments inventories stock duplex reset prevent mis-use authorise valuable when made symbol next activity counters analysis activity types transactions—dependent construction—handled retail customers served average easily determined—an important statistic indi­cates rise fall value customers' purchases counter times quick-change drawer unit roller-bearing twin-rail mounting ensures free smooth dead-level movement into drawer removable metal tray well-planned lay-out 'curved' curved coin note compartments orderly arrangement cash facilitates rapid change-making removed simply lifting tray contents secured lockable plastic instead conclusion item-totalling entirely great britain already sold greater numbers other itemiser popularity self-service check-out operation `itemmatic' given belief still widespread designed exclusively those applications listing items involved erroneous fact employed advantage place single-total many two-total registers formerly produced \",\" class light head sales training national post october 1961 page all-electric itemmatic excellent article class dobbins advertising public relations published december 1960 issue this second cash register series deals with another dundee precision-built machines—the 21—which popularly referred `itemmatic compact high-speed high-capacity register incorporating automatic totaling several item sales otherwise known itemisation itemisation means mechanical addition sale which comprises more than will accumulate these recorded amounts separate itemising total well control totals indication what does item-by-item `two-way' `two-way indication—demands accuracy registration amount registered each displayed front back everyone same order that would naturally read write this after showing individually displays mechanically accurate total amount sale customers like item-by-item they right price article because know prices charged added never dispute fully flexible keyboard fully flexible keyboard from time most models entered checked glance before being depressed error corrected depressing correct keys have been wrongly returned their normal position release lever certain equipped classification print keys purpose analysing turnover manner best suited business typical dissection assistants classes merchandise case service trades type some charge credit received account paid control lock detail audit strip autographic fitted locked-in record visible through transparent cover accessible only authorised person automatically prints permanent printed detailed 'audit record' every transaction occurs together print using hand spacing spaces opening window provided written information over particular push button just below controls light illuminates when required printed totals up-to-the-minute instantly available either 'reading' reading does affect accumulated 'final' final printing resets zero 'proof proof clearance' clearance prove mechanism 'reset' reset identified symbol—final persons possession individual read bill depending construction machine show part following date consecutive number furnished assistant department symbols spaced identification name address some promotional message issued mechanically-added check list both courteous gesture shop's shops customer powerful protective feature transactions thus promoting goodwill confidence methods also bill shop keeper longer experiences—losses errors addition—forgotten items—illegible figures—carry-over errors—and doubts assistants' assistants accuracy also slip printer certification records lieu gives protection weaknesses handwritten figures subtraction feature certain accomplished 'refund' refund used deduct refunds returns discounts where operations under lock special positions adding built-in machine fast adding therefore machines during without disturbing such purposes invoices state­ments inventories stock duplex reset prevent mis-use authorise valuable when made symbol next activity counters analysis activity types transactions—dependent construction—handled retail customers served average easily determined—an important statistic indi­cates rise fall value customers' purchases counter times quick-change drawer unit roller-bearing twin-rail mounting ensures free smooth dead-level movement into drawer removable metal tray well-planned lay-out 'curved' curved coin note compartments orderly arrangement cash facilitates rapid change-making removed simply lifting tray contents secured lockable plastic instead conclusion item-totalling entirely great britain already sold greater numbers other itemiser popularity self-service check-out operation `itemmatic' given belief still widespread designed exclusively those applications listing items involved erroneous fact employed advantage place single-total many two-total registers formerly produced \",\" class \",\" class adding machine live keyboard extra pressure last amount entered operated machine \",\" class accounting machine smaller version \",\" class golfball electronic accounting machine \",\" class high capacity version \",\" class 3000 first typewriter accounting machine \",\" class posting machine hotel poster favorite machine hotels used public utilities banks \",\" class computronic compu-tronic most sophisticated accounting machines national range released 1959 entirely account­ing machine features used transistorized circuits perform multiplications first ever capable such calculation electronic speeds equipment housed cabinet left operating console what multiplication always been major headache work utilises dispro­portionate amount time staff give rise many errors example typical invoicing routine goes like this customer's customers order evaluated calculating being purpose operation performed twice check accuracy discounts purchase calculated again must done second preferably different clerk invoice then typed checked correct copying calcu­lation feature could complete these separate steps operations sequence since additions possibility error eliminated checking reduced minimum though basically similar number additional keys with which multiplication unit controlled manually particular interest extreme right keyboard beneath were situated fifteen small printed circuit boards known 'factormats factormats these enabled carry calculations automatically cent discount allowed total select will instruct calculate required percentage besides percentages factor-mats purchase rates bonus per­centages payrolls savings accounts other jobs often rate variable customer receive next five reason that provided when operator appropriate instead making selection although there changed very easily suit various handling only nine them selected automatic like inch wide platen split into parts sets documents prepared side-by-side programme movement carriage registers functions 'wired wired machine' therefore linked punched paper tape recorder card punch this addition heralded generation combined mechanical principles offer compact economical high speed tasks would otherwise demand several clerks using types \",\" foregoing little pictures give front back elevation respectively whole building very interesting they show glance location each department altogether have good reason proud handsome giving does three times floor space premises besides being much more convenient numberless ways great advantage which photographs unable that with spacious hack-yard able load unload vans easily quickly than could oxford street tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" from british march 1904 machine showroom take pride illustrating premises into which moved first year everything fully organised working best advantage benefit change greatly felt departments having necessary space their disposal unnecessary this connection refer expense been incurred except showing great confidence company future business country illustration exterior building will found upon cover issue following pages show some principal there very little question that finest london devoted exhibition speciality such ample proportions have able handsome centre-piece order still greater line registers enable salesmen simultaneously without clashing referring seen demonstrating rooms provided rear there also office chief salesman showroomis feet length width area therefore nearly square photography limitations although made several attempts picture would give proper idea size equipment quite what wanted most handsomely fitted throughout lofty ceiling ornamented with three flush electroliers swan-neck electric light holders graceful design intervals around walls room contains electric lights course brilliant illumination night time colour scheme scheme decoration rich effective being unduly ornate floor covered parquet pattern linoleum dado dark green plush while upper portion cream coloured shelves stand velvet solid brass rails fine appearance large number thus enabled exceedingly long view these machines command when tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" second-hand showroom feature company's companys policy head second-hand competition illustrate which exhibited grades registers also line shop-worn great advantage have these arranged separate department enables salesman demonstrate either pleases with much greater facility photograph only shows portion room this fitted same main fact uniform scheme decoration being handsome velvet brass shelves being itself ample dimensions hand varied selection shop-worn show intending purchasers agents room comfortable been provided london sales salesmen known agents' desks around walls this will seen from illustration blackboard upon indicated records made selling force board proved greatest interest tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" basement have disposal very much greater accommodation than quarters benefit this apparent possible ship registers with facility speed ever before every member organisation will feel advantage every convenience provided speedy accurate testing despatch reaching first floor otis electric elevator obtain view along corridor principal first-floor offices seen photograph noticed conveniently offices floor situated treasurer's treasurers dept secretary's secretarys collection vice-president's vice-presidents sales' sales chief clerk assistant manager agencies managing director board room district managers stenographers communicating means same tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" managing directors' directors room here saxe seated desk conferring with assistant-manager mitchell these first-floor offices fitted large windows glass partitions giving abundance light rendering easy from office into many other offices that floor this enormous advantage board illustration shows supply purchasing committee sitting folding blackboards containing agenda before meeting will seen upon wall each committee provided blackboard after plan vogue dayton factory great benefit already derived this system tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" personal letter department mounting second floor comes premises this very much cramped addressing hustler envelopes sending letters large quantities means great deal work keeps busy quite staff young women space disposal employ help really needed this occupies rooms connected archway owing shape room level from which photo-graph taken view gives impression that somewhat closely filled matter fact there ample between each employee next enabling them greater comfort than heretofore advertising next situated advertising department where various pieces matter prepared even more special feature company's companys year hoped selling force will take full advantage time trouble nothing expense getting pamphlets advertisements mailing reach undertakes forwarding letters filing correspondence been thoroughly organised carries efficient manner dealing does with many hundreds departments daily main exchange telephone also located extension first floor addition every able communicate other building private system telephones course saves immense amount detail business tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" training school still second floor have agents' agents convention hall shown elsewhere this very fine room-capable seating comfortably photograph shows room empty with desks seats specially imported from united states members this also kept complete line registers instruction altogether salesmen every convenience study commodious pleasant school-room supply department third which largest department whole building occupies three large rooms connected archways owing fact impossible show comprehensive view here however handled stocks advertising matter addition register supplies repair parts great amount work transacted tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" mechanical department same floor have photograph however only shows wing this owing shape gives good idea favourable conditions under which mechanics work with regard space light testing repairing registers give view portion mechanical department this shop letter that obviously impossible whole extent part shown represents perhaps one-fifth total area here second-hand shop-worn thoroughly overhauled before being sent spacious well-ventilated provided ample there also plenty bench room every convenience appliance hand expeditious handling tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" officers' officers club third floor also have shown illustration here heads departments with their assistants meet mid-day meal this innovation which company long desired install this country been done time past dayton lack space prevented admirable idea from being carried into effect another view shows kitchen connected where meals prepared every requisite work found here fitted tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" give little illustrations factory methods which have been able adopt london offices will readily understood that comparatively small staff here necessitated very moderate commencement spacious bath dressing room placed disposal young women this facility unique available cold baths prior arrangement company's companys time only house bathroom views shows corner young women's womens institution much appreciated during recess given company's companys taking each afternoon goes almost without saying suggestion system active operation many useful suggestions come hand from series money prizes ranging offered best half-year 1908 patterson again visited england stayed years first actions remove saxe managing director brought with america charles palmer former british army gymnastic instructor later assistant famous eugene sandow physical training school john constant search perfect health undergone prolonged fasting cure fast cured original problem nearly killed then went under care derived such benefits treatment engaged personal attendant took dayton made managing director organisation qualifications were magnificent physique knack occasions overwhelming gift most forceful army language 1910 appointed henry banwell englishman emigrated early teens charge office department store install national registers shortly after appointing returned character untiring energy organisation critical managed profitable basis next early appointment over building adjoining tottenham court road office provide extra rooms allow improvements existing floor larger letter agents shipping second brand housed experimental known research development this mechanical betterments department ground enlarged showroom established convention hall built american pattern part became garage ncr's ncrs fleet motor vehicles welfare 1904-1936 \",\" garage delivery tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" 1913 1914 were boom years great britain brought change fortune john patterson berlin when germany invaded belgium managed escape last trains leave dismissal notices handed european staff dayton production fell because shipments lessened export machines stop until 1916 only with entry america into that stopped cash registers factory changed over munitions brass bronze required shell cases this prompted from famous cabinets sheet steel 1921 class 2000 accounting machine thirty totalisers introduced models marketed 1973 making longest-lived products frederick beck patterson's pattersons named president father chairman year before founder's founders death 1922 1926 became publicly owned incorporated state maryland 1929 ellis adding typewriter company acquired 3000 developed model having keyboard input narrative description entries well adding subtracting printing features showroom built tottenham court road show these 1931 colonel edward deeds returned become board left company 1915 help manage delco formed charles kettering also co-founded wright airplane orville others national cash register took remington stroke removed competitor gained additional salesmen 1904-1936 \",\" 1932 company bought first vehicle mechanics this austin type named because shape side windows british organization 1936 tottenham court road mechanics transport \",\" \",\" should mentioned that present photograph does show about feet length shipping department behind right position from which taken left picture seen door agents' agents room-a conveniently-fitted office london selling force-whilst still more would exit side street where broughams vans loaded extreme shown goods entrance alley-way leading into back right-hand illustration lift communicating with basement will department beautifully lighted very large skylight when shipment registers received docks couple hundred cases ample room found here storing them portion shelves fitted round walls contain needed force using buggies believe many like shipped gives good idea half floor have also extensive storage part above having these ready hand supplies each delay occurs loading day's days work centre through electric passenger floors another means access showrooms tottenham court road 1904-1936 \",\" ‘allen wales' wales adding machine allen company taken over national cash register company 1943 their line adding small book-keeping machines first re-badged sold with logo then modifications improvements model classes \",\" class accounting machine most popular accounting machine it's type \",\" class adding machine machine which manufactured either currency weights \",\" class adding machine adding machine manufactured japan factory \",\" class adding machine shuttle carriage total machine laundry \",\" class adding machine adding machine \",\" class adding machine split platen book-keeping machine \",\" class punch tape adding machine data input system \",\" class point range adding machine sterling decimal manufactured dundee scotland machines were designed easy conversion from currency \",\" class adding machine programmable total accounting system \",\" class adding machine simple hand operated adding machine \",\" class punch tape data input system using adding machine proved excellent data input device cheque encoder also option \",\" class adding machine total heavy duty adding machine ready conversion from sterling decimal \",\" optical font developed provide data input computer through class reader \",\" class adding machine high capacity \",\" class adding machine total programmable accounting system \",\" from earliest days company patterson organisation divisions based upon pyramid structure following areas some departments their functions divisions \",\" service repair cash registers both under guarantee maintenance contracts first responsibility sales agents either work themselves employed engineer often combined with that canvasser field engineering division renamed from former technical service 1974 staff became ‘engineers' ‘engineers instead ‘technicians' ‘technicians \",\" education \",\" originally sales were done agents each their area territory when locally incorporated organisations agents directly employed while business other countries continued managed agencies responsible rather than areas sales \",\" following areas show some activities many departments originally called supplies division this department first factory provide service customers generate continuing income from replacement paper rolls other consumables \",\" education central technical centre spring valley road miamisburg opened 1970 provide technical education both domestic international engineers special edition students' students brochure describe facilities detail \",\" education dundee \",\" education central technical centre student brochure \",\" education central technical centre student brochure \",\" education dundee \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 optimum service users theme center product better than service behind throughout 86-year history company this motto served basis continued intensive develop­ment educational activities personnel with ever growing complexity variety products recognizes that even best salesman cannot sell equipment high quality most interested customer unless assurance installation backed efficient prompt reliable good breeds satisfaction which turn leads increased sales success ser­vices depends selection education growth man­power human resources valuable asset services although obvious through extensive educa­tional program technical person­nel acquire skills knowledge these form capi­tal part deliberate well-calculated investment grown faster rate in­vestments conventional assets this idea reflected laing's laings statement future important thing we'll well marketing will manpower that means people striking characteristic time profound change effectively deal with today's todays technological changes order meet tomorrow's tomorrows tasks pro­vides modern well-equipped facilities dayton located about kilo­meters south main factory complex logical outgrowth emphasis per­sonnel includes century systems their peripherals online \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 physical facilities resources million center largest most comprehensive kind business equipment industry campus-style service university seen from illustration above right consists main build­ings plus motel units resident students capable serving more than through highly advanced educational tech­niques typical teaching techniques being em­ployed central complex hous­ing types computers ringed perimeter class­rooms training in­cludes computer systems other machines provide hands-on training lo­cated third floor build­ing personnel offices conference room classrooms three rooms with five cen­tury another system various free-stand­ing peripherals last online gross as­set value re­gion dollars food in­cluding cafeteria dining located building shared domestic inter­national sixty reserved division this section reading rec­reation including billiards ping-pong card playing facili­ties \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 operations interna­tional center under management dennis palmer native south africa this comes scope depart­ment which fred scheuer di­rector palmer's palmers words basic function school be­sides providing technical training electronic equipment mem­bers division provide guidance support schools conduct technically associated instructional programs these mainly promote effective world­wide instruction service maintenance data processing systems other products marketed cor­poration include definition strategies philosophies develop­ment validation course syl­labi on-the-job instructor development upgrading latest technolog­ical innovations also have capacity library in­formation services regard average train­ing time students attending said shortest teach three days class calculator only qualifies technician repair certain as­pects this machine longest region weeks includes full century line divided phases first phase comprises sys­tem from there student peripherals take another then lasts seven also peripheral units generally less than each into principal sections —ncr direction crissinger online alfredo baldessari hubert wudke in­struction these takes place both english spanish section essentially similar argentina several instructors speak deals specifically with pe­ripherals including equip­ment consists multiplexor controller di­vided theory practice about spent hardware means working rest \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 students first sent systems room order familiarize themselves with software diagnostic routines associated system after that start working adjustments specific units including both mechanical electronic especially periph­erals later them troubleshooting other words techniques finding re­pairing malfunctions this article will enter into more detail regarding important phase training on­line portion course also have installed such simulate perfect­ly operation field telephone lines going from send information coming subset through input equipment dif­ferent rooms convey idea real in­stallation where data captur­ing located away central computer regard prod­ucts section under wudke said main func­tion generate courses bereleased future exam­ple mike walter in­structors hawthorne charge coordinating activi­ties center data processing division present train­ing powerful member century fam­ily this scheduled early next year besides project terminal pro­gram which includes class because great market potential these products plan decentralize therefore function structure program teach instructors vari­ous schools as­sist establishing facilities local level work smaller mem­bers line likewise projected 1971 concerned there only left mention—an elec­tronic accounting machine these basic ongoing activities right area another continued pro­vide fundamental pre­pare newly employed personnel service three already development covers concepts presently they deal ba­sic mechanical concepts communication again because emphasis giv­ing online over tele­phone believe necessary prepare techni­cians communication here we're were talking about what transmitted lines? what technical language used com­pany personnel? problems involved? measuring available? just class con­cepts conducted middle august obtain infor­mation liaison between reporter talked mentioned before re­sponsible activity \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 students first sent systems room order familiarize themselves with software diagnostic routines associated system after that start working adjustments specific units including both mechanical electronic especially periph­erals later them troubleshooting other words techniques finding re­pairing malfunctions this article will enter into more detail regarding important phase training on­line portion course also have installed such simulate perfect­ly operation field telephone lines going from send information coming subset through input equipment dif­ferent rooms convey idea real in­stallation where data captur­ing located away central computer regard prod­ucts section under wudke said main func­tion generate courses bereleased future exam­ple mike walter in­structors hawthorne charge coordinating activi­ties center data processing division present train­ing powerful member century fam­ily this scheduled early next year besides project terminal pro­gram which includes class because great market potential these products plan decentralize therefore function structure program teach instructors vari­ous schools as­sist establishing facilities local level work smaller mem­bers line likewise projected 1971 concerned there only left mention—an elec­tronic accounting machine these basic ongoing activities right area another continued pro­vide fundamental pre­pare newly employed personnel service three already development covers concepts presently they deal ba­sic mechanical concepts communication again because emphasis giv­ing online over tele­phone believe necessary prepare techni­cians communication here we're were talking about what transmitted lines? what technical language used com­pany personnel? problems involved? measuring available? just class con­cepts conducted middle august obtain infor­mation liaison between reporter talked mentioned before re­sponsible activity \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 students first sent systems room order familiarize themselves with software diagnostic routines associated system after that start working adjustments specific units including both mechanical electronic especially periph­erals later them troubleshooting other words techniques finding re­pairing malfunctions this article will enter into more detail regarding important phase training on­line portion course also have installed such simulate perfect­ly operation field telephone lines going from send information coming subset through input equipment dif­ferent rooms convey idea real in­stallation where data captur­ing located away central computer regard prod­ucts section under wudke said main func­tion generate courses bereleased future exam­ple mike walter in­structors hawthorne charge coordinating activi­ties center data processing division present train­ing powerful member century fam­ily this scheduled early next year besides project terminal pro­gram which includes class because great market potential these products plan decentralize therefore function structure program teach instructors vari­ous schools as­sist establishing facilities local level work smaller mem­bers line likewise projected 1971 concerned there only left mention—an elec­tronic accounting machine these basic ongoing activities right area another continued pro­vide fundamental pre­pare newly employed personnel service three already development covers concepts presently they deal ba­sic mechanical concepts communication again because emphasis giv­ing online over tele­phone believe necessary prepare techni­cians communication here we're were talking about what transmitted lines? what technical language used com­pany personnel? problems involved? measuring available? just class con­cepts conducted middle august obtain infor­mation liaison between reporter talked mentioned before re­sponsible activity \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 walter told primary pur­pose supply school with up-to-date informa­tion machines that being manufactured haw­thorne changes existing ma­chines prepare lesson plans these main function moment develop­ing course large-scale computer which struc­ture this con­tinuation century concept will take another nine months same time there other projects coming from de­mand attention example recently developed high-speed card punch this equipment researched training package made here well regional schools another phase activities related technical represen­tatives come need have some specialized hawthorne plant rancho bernardo schedule their they acquire practical expe­rience essential future tasks field as­sures user receives best installation maintenance service possible previously mentioned very special actual itself german cas­tro joined company colombia 1954 worked organizations panama salvador center puerto rico hardware specialist re­ferring particular castro said consider most impor­tant part since activity students engaged when return respective countries knowledge experience what ap­ply install render system there phases equip­ment first work programs familiar­ize themselves operation machine become acquainted in­ternal functions carry troubleshooting here bugs ma­chine simulate conditions malfunctions occur installations stu­dents analyze problems teach them tech­niques show display certain areas memory synchronize order determine through ana­lyzing oscilloscope displays wheth­er specific modules operating correctly final capable devel­oping techniques thus repair minimum that objec­tive pursue besides famil­iarize documen­tation success repairing shortest pos­sible lies competencyof utilizing documentation reference material problem area know microfiche find appropriate diagnostic routine where infor­mation required several interviewed ex­pressed great enthusiasm edu­cation facilities just completed complete line facility offers opportunity learn fully studied quantity educational available above handle information receive student offered thought education center provided excellent gain first-hand ex­perience proce­dures nevertheless contin­ued more greater degree personal initiative dedi­cation outside needed ac­quire level nec­essary keep customer's customers running properly according stauffer assistant vice president interna­tional service division integral in­ternational reflect company's companys commitment toward providing tech­nical per­sonnel insure systems continue provide users benefits were originally installed \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 walter told primary pur­pose supply school with up-to-date informa­tion machines that being manufactured haw­thorne changes existing ma­chines prepare lesson plans these main function moment develop­ing course large-scale computer which struc­ture this con­tinuation century concept will take another nine months same time there other projects coming from de­mand attention example recently developed high-speed card punch this equipment researched training package made here well regional schools another phase activities related technical represen­tatives come need have some specialized hawthorne plant rancho bernardo schedule their they acquire practical expe­rience essential future tasks field as­sures user receives best installation maintenance service possible previously mentioned very special actual itself german cas­tro joined company colombia 1954 worked organizations panama salvador center puerto rico hardware specialist re­ferring particular castro said consider most impor­tant part since activity students engaged when return respective countries knowledge experience what ap­ply install render system there phases equip­ment first work programs familiar­ize themselves operation machine become acquainted in­ternal functions carry troubleshooting here bugs ma­chine simulate conditions malfunctions occur installations stu­dents analyze problems teach them tech­niques show display certain areas memory synchronize order determine through ana­lyzing oscilloscope displays wheth­er specific modules operating correctly final capable devel­oping techniques thus repair minimum that objec­tive pursue besides famil­iarize documen­tation success repairing shortest pos­sible lies competencyof utilizing documentation reference material problem area know microfiche find appropriate diagnostic routine where infor­mation required several interviewed ex­pressed great enthusiasm edu­cation facilities just completed complete line facility offers opportunity learn fully studied quantity educational available above handle information receive student offered thought education center provided excellent gain first-hand ex­perience proce­dures nevertheless contin­ued more greater degree personal initiative dedi­cation outside needed ac­quire level nec­essary keep customer's customers running properly according stauffer assistant vice president interna­tional service division integral in­ternational reflect company's companys commitment toward providing tech­nical per­sonnel insure systems continue provide users benefits were originally installed \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 walter told primary pur­pose supply school with up-to-date informa­tion machines that being manufactured haw­thorne changes existing ma­chines prepare lesson plans these main function moment develop­ing course large-scale computer which struc­ture this con­tinuation century concept will take another nine months same time there other projects coming from de­mand attention example recently developed high-speed card punch this equipment researched training package made here well regional schools another phase activities related technical represen­tatives come need have some specialized hawthorne plant rancho bernardo schedule their they acquire practical expe­rience essential future tasks field as­sures user receives best installation maintenance service possible previously mentioned very special actual itself german cas­tro joined company colombia 1954 worked organizations panama salvador center puerto rico hardware specialist re­ferring particular castro said consider most impor­tant part since activity students engaged when return respective countries knowledge experience what ap­ply install render system there phases equip­ment first work programs familiar­ize themselves operation machine become acquainted in­ternal functions carry troubleshooting here bugs ma­chine simulate conditions malfunctions occur installations stu­dents analyze problems teach them tech­niques show display certain areas memory synchronize order determine through ana­lyzing oscilloscope displays wheth­er specific modules operating correctly final capable devel­oping techniques thus repair minimum that objec­tive pursue besides famil­iarize documen­tation success repairing shortest pos­sible lies competencyof utilizing documentation reference material problem area know microfiche find appropriate diagnostic routine where infor­mation required several interviewed ex­pressed great enthusiasm edu­cation facilities just completed complete line facility offers opportunity learn fully studied quantity educational available above handle information receive student offered thought education center provided excellent gain first-hand ex­perience proce­dures nevertheless contin­ued more greater degree personal initiative dedi­cation outside needed ac­quire level nec­essary keep customer's customers running properly according stauffer assistant vice president interna­tional service division integral in­ternational reflect company's companys commitment toward providing tech­nical per­sonnel insure systems continue provide users benefits were originally installed \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 walter told primary pur­pose supply school with up-to-date informa­tion machines that being manufactured haw­thorne changes existing ma­chines prepare lesson plans these main function moment develop­ing course large-scale computer which struc­ture this con­tinuation century concept will take another nine months same time there other projects coming from de­mand attention example recently developed high-speed card punch this equipment researched training package made here well regional schools another phase activities related technical represen­tatives come need have some specialized hawthorne plant rancho bernardo schedule their they acquire practical expe­rience essential future tasks field as­sures user receives best installation maintenance service possible previously mentioned very special actual itself german cas­tro joined company colombia 1954 worked organizations panama salvador center puerto rico hardware specialist re­ferring particular castro said consider most impor­tant part since activity students engaged when return respective countries knowledge experience what ap­ply install render system there phases equip­ment first work programs familiar­ize themselves operation machine become acquainted in­ternal functions carry troubleshooting here bugs ma­chine simulate conditions malfunctions occur installations stu­dents analyze problems teach them tech­niques show display certain areas memory synchronize order determine through ana­lyzing oscilloscope displays wheth­er specific modules operating correctly final capable devel­oping techniques thus repair minimum that objec­tive pursue besides famil­iarize documen­tation success repairing shortest pos­sible lies competencyof utilizing documentation reference material problem area know microfiche find appropriate diagnostic routine where infor­mation required several interviewed ex­pressed great enthusiasm edu­cation facilities just completed complete line facility offers opportunity learn fully studied quantity educational available above handle information receive student offered thought education center provided excellent gain first-hand ex­perience proce­dures nevertheless contin­ued more greater degree personal initiative dedi­cation outside needed ac­quire level nec­essary keep customer's customers running properly according stauffer assistant vice president interna­tional service division integral in­ternational reflect company's companys commitment toward providing tech­nical per­sonnel insure systems continue provide users benefits were originally installed \",\" ctec central technical education centre international news 1970 operations interna­tional center under management dennis palmer native south africa this comes scope depart­ment which fred scheuer di­rector palmer's palmers words basic function school be­sides providing technical training electronic equipment mem­bers division provide guidance support schools conduct technically associated instructional programs these mainly promote effective world­wide instruction service maintenance data processing systems other products marketed cor­poration include definition strategies philosophies develop­ment validation course syl­labi on-the-job instructor development upgrading latest technolog­ical innovations also have capacity library in­formation services regard average train­ing time students attending said shortest teach three days class calculator only qualifies technician repair certain as­pects this machine longest region weeks includes full century line divided phases first phase comprises sys­tem from there student peripherals take another then lasts seven also peripheral units generally less than each into principal sections —ncr direction crissinger online alfredo baldessari hubert wudke in­struction these takes place both english spanish section essentially similar argentina several instructors speak deals specifically with pe­ripherals including equip­ment consists multiplexor controller di­vided theory practice about spent hardware means working rest \",\" education central technical opening world 1970 \",\" century computer first introduced 1967 century series comprised several different models suit buisness requirements \",\" century computer this smaller version century released provide starter computer small companies \",\" century computer first introduced 1967 century first model class \",\" century computer emulator mike webb gourdie factory \",\" century computer first introduced 1967 century more powerful first models \",\" century computer \",\" century technical manuals rm-0141 publications index 9402-11 9402-13 9402-17 9412-11 trunk coupler 9412-12 switch 9402-6 9402-7 9402-08 commands 9402-9 timing \",\" century uniquely expansible brochure \",\" century uniquely expansible brochure \",\" personal computers were introduced 1983 manufactured augsburg germany they gained reputation quality innovation several years market leaders advancement technology year model 1985 1986 1992 3000 series 1993 7000 \",\" visible record computers ledger card ledger card computers were popular replacement accounting machine providing computing power flexibility while still keeping visible records year model \",\" personal computers launch 1983 \",\" personal computers \",\" personal computers sales leaflet \",\" personal computers software catalogue \",\" personal computers \",\" personal computers \",\" personal computers msdos \",\" personal computers msbasic \",\" personal computers datastar \",\" personal computers calcstar \",\" personal computers decision-net \",\" personal computers gw-basic \",\" personal computers infostar \",\" personal computers supercalc \",\" personal computers \",\" personal computers launch 1985 \",\" personal computers launch 1985 \",\" personal computers launch 1986 \",\" personal computers development first computer decision mate detailed special edition world spring 1983 \",\" 9010 interactive direct processing systems 1-9010 systems modular general-purpose information processing that combine direct data entry interactive file updating with simplicity operation operating costs easy understand readily adaptable office environment because compact size minimal power requirements some basic features •	supports megabyte flexible disk •	displays 1920-character •	can have visual record printer continuous forms feeders •	70 matrix optional •	battery memory support •	additional •	cassette bytes •	125 matrix printer •	200 line •	3780 communications products 1981 \",\" 9020 1-9020 system offers benefits interactive transaction-driven processing readily affordable cost data entry retrieval several different applications take place simultaneously with entire system's systems resources appearing dedicated each terminal operator basic hardware elements housed com­pact modern-design cabinets making installa­tion office locations feasible without exten­sive site preparation modular architecture permits configured hard­ware software communication combina­tions satisfy varied requirements some basic features •	1920-character display lines plus status line •	70 matrix printer •	up integrated disk storage optional bytes processor memory video displays •	battery support •	integrated data cassette •	flexible diskette printers •	basic cobol programming languages products 1981 \",\" v8500 v-8500 systems incorporate latest technology with sophisticated software multiple virtual machine architecture offer maximum productivity performance advanced information processing installation some basic features •	more power less physical space system without sprawl because packaging techniques extensive microcircuitry •	flexibility user select hardware operating environment needs from large complement main­frame terminals peripherals •	compatibility growth smaller simple orderly process inherent compatibilities migration path engineering •	ease expansion systems expand users' users grow minimal disrup­tions service •	efficiency workload distributed among several independent internal subsys­tems create smooth flow data •	greater reliability start-of-day confi­dence level checking automatic memory error detection double-bit correction single-bit specialized diagnostics mean downtime faster return normal operation event component failure •	multiprocessing multiprocessing tightly coupled share resources equally operate under single copy vrx-mp •	the interactive virtual system provides interactive concurrently batch jobs- also optional implementing specific satisfy •	through ncr-developed tran-pro handle procedural requirements involved trans­actions through online network query processor eliminates need most types inquiry application programs •	ncr total maintains master variable files efficient data base organization resulting total base management products 1981 \",\" 9040 1-9040 powerful general purpose computer system interactive processing environments combines modern technology with migration path engineering provide upward compatibility current i-series users sophisticated first-time complete complement processor features peripherals terminals comprehensive software allows total flexibility hardware operating environment selection addition functioning mode maybe batch multiprogramming distributed remote text word some basic •	256 memory •	80 instruction storage unit •	up increments •	crt video display •	flexible disk optional •	card reader •	thermal printer •	integrated communications subsystem •	common trunk subsystems link controller 1-9050 medium-to-large that offers data capacity satisfy application requirements lines business products systems 1981 \",\" 7520 offers readily affordable solution data information processing problems types sizes business compact low-cost easy literally puts computer power fingertips anyone needs completely programmable allowing user create programs routines meet specific some basic features •	programmed learn basic •	operator lead-through messages guide personnel through each step •	converts simple software change remote batch entry workstation terminal distributed applications •	uses library preprogrammed such general accounting operations payroll accounts receivable payable ledger products systems 1981 \",\" 9050 1-9050 adds dimension inter­active processing supported high-level software reliable peripherals termi­nals telecommunication facilities world­wide service performs types environments traditional batch remote communications multiprogramming data base management some basic features memory •	32 instruction storage unit •	up increments •	crt video display •	flexible disk optional •	card reader •	thermal printer •	integrated subsystem •	common trunk link controller products systems 1981 \",\" 7900 model interactive data display terminal incorporates microprocessor with easy-to-read video display versatile keyboard firmware controls sending receiving data from cable-connected processor which in-house remote location using public private communication facilities different models available satisfy various communications transmission requirements some basic features •	performs interactive online distributive multiprogramming environments •	permits operators communicate directly system •	allows entry retrieval different applications take place simultaneously multiple terminals •	features silent operation modern design non-glare green products systems 1981 \",\" 2950 powerful intelligent general purpose terminal microprocessor-based offers optional features modules satisfy wide range requirements program flexibility enables perform either offline free-standing online when operational mode validate documents issue receipt payment print record entries accumulate store information complex calculations maintain control over monies received linked central processor performs basic functions addition transmits transaction data automatically updates master records initiates inquiries displays responses regarding status file some •	adaptability makes possible configurations that vary from single freestanding future cluster arrangement •	programmability using basic communications permits applications include distributed processing interaction with common base extensive manipulation optional •	ocr wand reading	• selection printers •	digital cassette	• communication •	flexible disk	protocols •	extended memory	• 3275 emulation products systems 1981 \",\" 2600 thermal teleprinter microprocessor-based asynchronous point-to-point communication terminal very quiet table-top printer available models •	keyboard send receive •	receive only keyboard communications line interface send receive characters ascii code communica­tions performed over private leased public switched lines modemless in-house connection compatible data sets provide full duplex capability mode transmission either two-way simultaneous alternate two- four-wire link speed type parity checking easily made operator through simple entry normal setting strapping some basic features •	96 printable control •	an embedded numeric 12-key calculator style cluster thermal matrix forms upper lower case letters with descenders •	weighs less than pounds products systems 1981 \",\" 8140 1-8140 modular general-purpose information processing system that combines direct data entry interactive file updating with simplicity operation operating costs offers smaller business readily affordable means automating almost management record-keeping systems easy understand adaptable office environment library preprogrammed tested applications available simplify implementation eliminate need expensive computer professionals current personnel after brief training period some basic features •	operator-oriented elements operator's operators fingertips process­ing functions performed minimum physical effort entered filling blanks video display interactively validated •	direct affected files updated automatically single always current last transaction enter •	room growth variety optional compatibility larger systems protect user's users initial investment ensure smooth upward migration path future products 1981 \",\" v-8600 extends innovative 8000-series design very large system environ­ment performance enhancements include higher speed memories more comprehensive firmware instruction sets storage capacity inclusion high-speed main memory cache archi­tecture hardware software transparent applications systems adhere migration path engineering philosophy that from smallest century v-mode 8000 series systems transported family practically unchanged specifications characteristics	v-8650	v-8670 memory minimum bytes 	4mb	4mb maximum 	8mb	16 increments 	2mb	2 interleaving	4-way	4-way subsystems base channel control processor	2	2 channels	16	16 options	3 24	3 ccp's ccps channels 32	3 	4x32	4x32 trunkchannel control processor trunk options	1 configurations processors	1	2 cache memory	32k	128k iso	96k	192k consoles standard	2	2 optional	1 hard copy	1 copy products 1981 \",\" 2151 part totally concept system design that provides retailer with maximum programming flexibility satisfy total transaction application requirements within store with unique hardware modularity microprocessor flexible capabilities reduces risk obsolescence technological change improves cost performance ratio enables benefit from many advantages distributive processing communications some basic features •	programmable keyboard •	prompting display •	three-station printer alpha printing •	check-digit verification •	automatic discount calculation •	enforced document validation deposit products systems 1981 \",\" 2140 stand-alone with broad range system options programmable functions modular printers memories make adaptable variety situa­tions initially units configured specific location later reconfigured satisfy changing requirements some basic features •	operator-oriented data entry function-select keyboards •	integrated preview'' preview holding'' holding displays •	multiple levels ''sign-on sign-on security •	automatic calculation taxes extensions totals change-due options •	remote printer •	swivel display •	ocr-a wand scanner •	cassette recorder coin dispenser •	time-of-day clock price look-up •	scale interface •	common carrier communications •	total consolidation products systems 1981 \",\" 2125 designed offer retailer fast customer service complete transaction control up-to-date management information electronic cash register variety built-in electronic features automatic system func­tions this freestanding versatile sales register employs microprocessor provide program­ming flexibility functions peripherals some basic •	programmable keyboard •	change computation •	automatic calculation •	original print receipt voucher journal discount options •	integrated rear side display dispenser •	remote drawer •	choice cash drawers •	compulsory •	drawer lock •	till with •	totals consolidation grocery model •	number look-ups •	electronic scale interface slip printer restaurant products systems 1981 \",\" 2120 lthe provides retailers with strict control over sales transactions offers variety features speed customer service promote accuracy provide management vital information built-in electronic automatic functions enable retailer reduce transaction errors minimum multiple department cashier totals improve inventory increase salesperson productivity enhance analysis this system gives benefits investment some basic •	change computation calculation •	programmable status individual credit keys •	accountability cashiers •	quantity price extension •	non-volatile memory power loss protection optional dispensing •	remote display •	cabinet seal drawer •	second stackable remote products systems 1981 \",\" 7500 family terminals offers systems ranging from data entry station complete desk-top computer system that provides much processing power needed exactly where starting with very basic improves productivity streamlines informa­tion collection grow simple logical steps business requirements change whatever additional required three models available 7520 diskette-based terminal provid­ing stand-alone media conver­sion between magnetic tape flexible disk 7510 cassette-based pro­grammable terminal basic stand­alone practical efficient means transcribing information directly source documents ansi ecma compatible cassettes 7530 media conversion system cassette media conversation capabilities screen data 6440 6441 printer industry standard one-half inch 9-channel 1600 either ascii ebcdic code cassette flexible magnetic characteristics display lines characters keyboard	 standard keypunch format separate 10-key typewriter style options full character second transport matrix -0202 ocr-a printing disk drive bytes additional memory 12'' family specifications products 1981 \",\" 2116 electronic cash register offers retailer point-of-sale system that provides economy dependable performance host operating features this low-cost register meets basic requirements retailers need transaction control automatic functions management information request some •	electronic subtract •	easy-to-read electronic display •	change computation •	quantity price extension •	automatic calculation •	departmental keys credit •	ribbonless printer optional peripherals dispensing •	side rear customer •	compulsory non-compulsory drawer •	cabinet seal •	drawer products systems 1981 \",\" 9010 model 7900 terminal features easy-to-read -use video display with non-glare soft green color detached keyboard optional feature permitting greater installation flexibility communication speeds baud message full screen mode upper lower case characters standard this offers system throughput capabilities interactive online transac­tion distributive processing multiprogram­ming environments these communications data entry retrieval take place simultaneously from multiple terminals system's systems resources appearing dedicated single some basic •	2000-character memory •	12-inch diagonally •	25-line presentation •	transmission half duplex ascii code •	audible alarm •	96 user-definable function codes products 1981 \",\" compatible member family bank proof encoding equipment mem­bers designed meet indi­vidual demands wide range applications requirements financial market programmable unit versatile that switched from function application another within minutes major will prove debit items equal amount total credits given transac­tion byproduct this proving operation credit ready com­puter processing dispatching correspon­dent banks internal departments versatility proof system used remedial reentry card billing lock accounting loan coupons some basic features •	up receiving pockets listing tapes •	micr five designated fields •	automatic deposit float analysis •	check endorsing under program control •	program loading keyboard magnetic tape products systems 1981 \",\" 1780 customer-activated terminal that allows financial institutions offer variety services night permits customer make deposits withdrawals account inquiries transfer funds bills convenient locations away from bank video display provides easy-to-follow instructions guide through each transaction some basic features •	micromotion keyboard both tactile audible feedback •	currency dispenser issues denominations currency circulated combination •	acknowledgment printer alpha­numeric characters matrix prints line •	modular design progress simple offline cash dispensing operation full service online system •	dispenses envelopes time •	transparent door protects vandalism elements •	verifies validity magnetically encoded cards options •	depository documents deposit •	encryption additional security institution products systems 1981 \",\" 1770 self-service financial termi­nal designed lobbies conjunction with conventional teller workstations other secure areas used manned terminals allows institutions serve more customers lower costs customers follow simple lead-through instructions appearing video display special function keys operate unit some basic features •	magnetically encoded identification card reader writer •	one- two-denomination currency dispensing •	acknowledgment printer •	currency dispensed note time prepackaging necessary •	modular construction permits installation cash-dispenser only then adding functions needed options •	journal •	depository •	remote status monitor products systems 1981 \",\" financial modular terminal system family online components that precisely configured meet varying changing needs financial institution this modular approach permits user arrange most efficient combination keyboards displays printers satisfy requirements individual workstations main office remote locations some basic configurations •	full service teller operation journal validation printer alphanumeric keyboard display passbook with magnetic stripe reader writer •	new accounts department alpha­numeric optionally •	loan key­board validate documents post passbooks •	back-office accounting valida­tion products systems 1981 \",\" financial terminal compact low-cost terminal used record control commercial bank transactions modern system replace manual mechanical systems fulfills basic requirements point entry both offline online real-time some features •	operator-oriented conveniently arranged numeric function keyboard display panel printer •	control totals facilitate auditing proof department reconciliation •	interfaces with variety central processors communications equipment 2251 free-standing device either front- back-office environment data collection added site fea­tures flexibility simplicity design ease operation make truly unique meeting needs financial institutions •	fully programmable •	alphanumeric capabilities •	thirty 14-digit assignable teller machine program •	two matrix printers journal-validation passbook ledger products 1981 \",\" 2552 this interactive terminal controlled miniprocessor offers array modules allow retailers configure checkout centers meet indi­vidual store needs unique design permits unified distributed arrangement complete in-store system performs front-end transaction functions provides control security money records some basic features •	automatic split-package pricing change computation price quantity extension •	programmable lookup office cashier reporting •	accommodates scanning products systems 1981 \",\" 2160 food service system consists multiple electronic point-of-service terminals linked compact powerful in-store micro­processor modularity permits remote locations kitchen order receipt sales journal slip validation printers customer display cash drawers automatic change dispenser restaurant provides printed information series detailed man­agement reports these relate inventory guest check control employee productivity food labor costs some basic features •	automatic price lookup •	financial accountability •	full reporting capability •	wetproof micromotion keyboard products systems 1981 \",\" 2152 retail terminal offers variety terminal-resident features satisfy transaction application requirements selective lines business shared cassette data collect with four terminals programmable keyboard compatible 2151 some basic •	microprocessor driven •	modular printers •	price lookup •	programmable print format receipt journal ournal sales check •	easy read comprehensive management reports •	automatic credit authorization products systems 1981 \",\" 2261 financial terminal teller stand-alone intelligent programmable work­station operate freestanding unit with communication options online terminal computer processes teller transactions performs other duties that include entries savings deposits withdrawals loan payments miscellaneous receipts inquiry file updating daily balancing some basic features •	thirty-two totals maintain control •	provides chronological record recorded optional •	magnetic strip card reader •	remote keyboard •	an easy method customer enter secret number data •	digital cassette recorder •	audio products systems 1981 \",\" 2251 financial terminal free-standing offline device either front- back-office environment data collection communications added site fea­tures flexibility simplicity design ease operation make truly unique meeting needs financial institutions some basic features •	fully programmable function keyboard •	alphanumeric capabilities •	thirty 14-digit totals assignable teller machine program •	two matrix printers journal-validation printer passbook ledger products systems 1981 \",\" 2270 financial terminal micro­processor-based intelligent terminal that operates either online offline mode fully programmable provides financial insti­tutions with flexible processing capabilities teller windows back office workstations operating network environment 2270's 2270s variety communication options access update central file data some basic features •	full alphanumeric input •	prints inserted forms •	crt display operator lead-through instructions •	provides matrix printers fast printing •	allows four tellers share products systems 1981 \",\" 8200 century this smallest member century family bridges between provides ideal entry point first time user serves satellite unit current large main frame installations base system processor with bytes cassette common trunk integrated disc controller adapter operators console printer punched card reader disc million storage options additional memory second removable platter only fixed platters crt's crts maximum system thermal pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" 643-115 recorder processor intelligent offline recorder processor that produces titled indexed dried microfiche from magnetic tape input minicomputer-controlled this unit eliminates need host computer software using dual-tape cassettes system format storage products systems 1981 \",\" 643-110 recorder processor offline recorder processor that produces titled indexed dried microfiche from formatted magnetic tape input offering features 643-101 this unit also contains card reader operating simplicity products systems 1981 \",\" 643-101 recorder processor offline recorder processor that produces titled indexed dried microfiche from formatted magnetic tape input this model which offers user design features standard series plus many processing options ideally suited inhouse unit products systems 1981 \",\" 6780 reader sorter efficient micr entry device that encompasses docu­ment processing control objectives operates either online input peripheral computer system offline freestanding unit processes documents various modes according variable parameters operator performs functions directed program this controls document distribution data capture readily adapts broad segment financial industry modular state-of-the-art hardware software features selected permit user tailor meet individual requirements change without design restrictions major conversion effort some basic •	basic contains pockets with 10-pocket modules available 34-pocket models •	pocket pairing function both roll-on endorser prints standard bank endorsement •	an optional microfilm eliminate separate operation •	can cable-connected processor provide capability hand magnetic file host products systems 1981 \",\" micr sorter reader integral component computer systems operates either free-standing device online input peripheral document processing reads sorts encoded documents intermixed sizes thickness paper weights rated speed six-inch minute pockets receiving holds each output stacker input hopper capacity strategically located censor light beams maintain proper spacing between some basic features visible counter records number processed •	versatile reading station permits characters wide variety commercial •	each provides more points additional pocket reserved rejected items •	multiple feed detection prevents enter same time •	handles variable size •	operates offline products 1981 \",\" 7760 state-of-the-art proof system operates offline mode satisfy individual demands wide range micr applications financial marketplace debit credit items encoded by­product operation processed through directed single receiving pocket these ready high-speed computer processing some basic features •	single •	micr encoding •	compact design •	operator oriented •	complete audit trail products systems 1981 \",\" 7750 ddps distributive document process­ing system completely automated proof configuration that encompasses item processing objectives control balance list encode endorse microfilm sort distribute standard multipocket proof been expanded forms integral component computer-based document system documents processed through these operator stations either automatically manually controlled central processor where main functions analyzing capturing micr data performed some basic features •	central controls operation total including multiple •	administrative thermal printer display terminal •	magnetic tape cassette application program loading storage software routines capture •	operator station with receiving pockets lister tapes encoding five fields •	easily expands high performance peripherals communications interface- card reader magnetic unit line matrix equipment products systems 1981 \",\" 3739 printer remote provides distributed printing capabilities data management system standard feature capability duplicate display station screen images additionally printer used generate documents such summary reports material move tickets work orders shipping receiving forms flexibility design enhanced numerous features including vertical control adjustable alignment operator selectable spacing printing bi­directional ensure maximum efficiency some basic print positions line matrix character generation user-modifiable carriage tape movable sprocket feed tractors forms basket operator lines inch characters products systems 1981 \",\" 2820 data terminal source highly interactive device industrial applications this multi-function unit incorporates proven data management system concepts with total modularity basic terminal functions integrated into active rugged enclosures they contain dynamic numeric alphanumeric displays keypads user-defined transaction selection keys guidance indicators operator control some features micromotion audible keystroke tone automatic error detection software-controlled verification 2400 communication rate inquiry capability optional wall mount bracket table high temperature code reader adapter wand magnetic slot products systems 1981 \",\" 3750 data pathing disk processor relieves front-end system time-consuming disk access tasks operating with flexible file manage­ment subsystem allows high performance transaction handling providing multi-task processing parallel servicing drives four central processors share data processor maximum 240m bytes information stored independent modular nature upgraded site satisfy user requirements increased storage capacities memory some basic features •	32k byte main •	high-speed memory-to-memory adapter •	removable packs optional •	basic management •	relational •	up three additional modules adapters multiple configuration •	console typewriter •	magnetic tape unit products systems 1981 \",\" 456-113 446-120 microfiche display hand viewers provide instant access information anywhere office home field they offer comfortable viewing with balanced illumination prevent fatigue some basic features •	keeps image firmly place •	does affect when microform repositioned •	eye shield eliminates squinting •	contains magnetic back plate •	requires maintenance •	comes protective lens housed padded vinyl carrying case hand viewers characteristics 456-120 dimensions 4mmx50 8mmx 6mmx50 weight grams ounces viewing field aperture plane 10mm aperature focus control thread-type mount magnification construction	 polycarbonate aluminum battery light	 optional products systems 1981 \",\" 4202d duplicator duplicators complementing series recorders processors complete line microfiche duplicators that produce single multiple duplicates either diazo vesicular film produces rate fiche hour medium-speed duplicator offers high-quality economical price products systems 1981 \",\" 5330 recorder processor that converts type ''print'' print format computer output tape finished microfiche simple operation produced titled indexed ready immediate display duplication microfiche recorded size developed within cabinet internal film configured produce either full non-reversal archival quality master products systems 1981 \",\" 643-1020a online recorder processor microprocessor-controlled that pro­duces titled indexed dried micro­fiche from computer generated print files directly sysout data streams interfacing with systems this unit eliminates manual tape handling uses comprehensive software package provide almost instant turnaround computer-gener­ated minimum operator intervention products 1981 \",\" 643-118 recorder processor intelligent offline recorder processor that produces titled indexed dried microfiche from magnetic tape input like 643-115 this model minicomputer-controlled addition features megabyte disk system software format storage products systems 1981 \",\" 4203v duplicator duplicators complementing series recorders processors complete line microfiche duplicators that produce single multiple duplicates either diazo vesicular film produces vesicu­lar rate fiche hour this medium-speed duplicator practical choice low-volume duplicating products systems 1981 \",\" 4207v duplicator duplicators complementing series recorders processors complete line microfiche duplicators that produce single multiple duplicates either diazo vesicular film produces rate 1400 hour offers option capability automatically collate stack duplicated finished ready-to-distribute vesicular products systems 1981 \",\" 4207d duplicator duplicators complementing series recorders processors complete line microfiche duplicators that produce single multiple duplicates either diazo vesicular film produces rate fiche hour high-speed model which available with optional 30-pocket collator this duplicator ideally suited high-volume jobs products systems 1981 \",\" 4205v duplicator duplicators complementing series recorders processors complete line microfiche duplicators that produce single multiple duplicates either diazo vesicular film produces vesicu­lar rate 1000 fiche hour high-speed duplicator offers maximum processing efficiency high-volume duplicating jobs products systems 1981 \",\" 4600-11 microfiche display this low-profile reader ideal quick look-up confidential viewing 16-20 lines data design this unit gives attractive inconspicuous appearance desk-top sturdy construction ensures reliable per­formance precision optical system superior image sharpness models available magnification some basic features •	87 blowback •	x-y coordinate indexing instant page location •	permits one-hand operation •	anti-glare screen angled tinted blue green gray comfortable 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terminal visibly presents information operator that monitored compared edited technology circuitry assure quiet reliable standard typewriter keyboard convenient control keys make fast learning easy some basic features non-glare screen convenient style plus indicators software data verification integrated circuit reliability two-wire transmission 300-character second transfer rate full-function characters 16-position programmed instruction edit capability insert delete character line clear page protect blink products systems 1981 \",\" 3650 comten communications processor modular pro­grammable communications processor configured host front-end processing remote terminal communication data switching some basic features multiple-host support local peripheral capabilities supports both non-ibm full-duplex start stop synchronous lines aggregate channel throughput exceeds bytes second products systems 1981 \",\" 2872 printer industrial code page heavy duty terminal that generates docu­ments 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real-time environments processing scientific well general business applications base system memory 128k bytes independent memory storage unit independently accessible core modules 4-way interleaving nanosecond cycle 4-byte access arithmetic logic processor asynchronous oper­ation simultaneous command setup execution hardware commands hard­ware input output control unit scanned 8-position multiplexor trunk 4-position high speed trunks 14-way simultaneity termination queuing 2740 system band­width operator communications integrated thermal output writer display keyboard micro diagnostic hardware increased availability options expandability increments 4096k four very 1040 18-way 3720 back-up ports emulation peripherals terminals communications equipment pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" century century medium-to-large scale system multiprogramming real-time processing powerful command simultaneous memory access other hardware advancements provide extreme flexibility base system memory independent storage unit independently accessible core modules 2-way interleaving cycle 4-byte arithmetic logic processor asynchronous oper­ation commands input output control unit scanned 8-position multiplexor trunk 4-position high speed trunks 10-way simultaneity termination queuing 1630 band­width operator communications integrated thermal output writer display keyboard micro diagnostic hardware provides increased availability options expandability increments 512k four 14-way 2740 bandwidth performance package includes faster minimum setup execution optional very 1040 3720 emulation peripherals terminals communications equipment pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" century century powerful system large-file batch online multiprogramming base system memory bytes core nanosecond memory cycle 2-byte access arithmetic logic asynchronous operation live registers hardware commands input output control dedicated trunks three 8-position speed very high trunk 9-way simultaneity 1500 bandwidth operator communications integrated input output writer operator console peripherals card punched tape 1000 reader printer 1200 alphanumeric freestanding two-drawer disc unit million byte capacity transfer rate average including latency options expandable increments 512k hardware commands multiprogramming multiply trace floating point compatibility 1400 series additional replacing 1818 terminals communications equipment pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" century century very high speed trunk options expanded memory enhance power this versatile processor base system memory bytes nanosecond cycle 2-byte access arithmetic logic hardware commands input output control scanned 8-position multi­plexor 6-way simultaneity plus compute operator communications integrated thermal input output writer operator console peripherals card punched tape 1000 reader dual disc unit million byte capacity transfer rate average including latency freestanding alphanumeric printer options expandable increments 128k hardware commands multiply divide additional integrated communications interface lines terminals equipment pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" century century system small physical size that offers great processing power provides unusual expansion capabilities batch online operations base system memory bytes core memory cycle 2-byte access arithmetic logic hardware commands input output control scanned 8-position multi­plexor trunk high speed 6-way simultaneity plus compute operator communications integrated input output writer operator console peripherals card punched tape 1000 reader dual disc unit million byte capacity transfer rate average including latency freestanding printer alpha­numeric options expandable increments hardware commands multiply divide additional integrated communications interface lines terminals equipment pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" this terminal dramatically increases speed accuracy efficiency sales transaction recording operate freestanding point-of-sale system cable-connected data collector off-line capture function online through communication network central computer variety models available fulfill specific requirements some basic features automatic change computation colour coded tags original printing media programmed control pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" this compatible family proof encoding equipment consists several models with combinations features particular requirements some basic receiving pockets listing tapes micr five designated fields under program control automatic deposit float analysis cheque endorsing program loading through keyboard magnetic tape cassette reading data capture pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" incorporates finest features operator-oriented accounting machine with speed high capacity computer this combination simplicity coupled powerful software provides capabilities previously available only computers much higher price range some basic modular core memory expandable advanced high-performance peripherals full communications pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" multiple-purpose low-cost data pro­cessing system designed fulfill wide variety business accounting requirements control arith­metic operations executed non-volatile core memory some basic features easy program easy operate modular expansibility power perform­ance highly flexible solve particular problems pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" this modern register combines latest innovations electronic technology with time-proven control features necessary merchandise money record protection features include totals-control departments transaction types sales persons change calculation automatic item pricing 'fast fast food' food trades quantity times price extensions autocycle reporting totals printed activity counts pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" this interactive terminal controlled mini-processor complete in-store system performs front-end functions provides positive control security store money records some basic features automatic split-package pricing change computation price quantity extensions programmable look-up employee responsibility balancing reports pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" retail terminal support system control processor collects large volumes data from many terminals system provides instant access local remote credit files cheque authorization complete up-to-the-minute sales merchandise flash reports available time detailed consolidated immediately close business some basic features merchandise totals value units sales terminal department classification communication capability with other processors pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" this versatile programmable terminal provides data entry two-way communications online environment includes necessary features stand-alone operation offline mode separate models include specialized financial teller terminal hospital local government receipting general purpose device some basic simplified display panel lead-through operator instructions simplifies training three separate printing stations provide original print audit journal validated media listing tapes universal 10-key keyboard optional optical wand reading colour code magnetic tape cassette recorder capture re-entry pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" financial terminal online point-of­entry device which permits tellers transmit data receive from central processing facility this universal teller terminal handles types financial transactions some basic features full numeric input alphanumeric optional numeric alpha function display simplify training increase accuracy handles four with individual responsibility pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" programmable freestanding unit requiring only standard power supply with special environmental conditions retains historic basic control features which compel entries made into system itemized receipt sales journal validation printer visual display promote accuracy security point sale variety general purpose models available individual requirements features include totals departments salespeople transactions automatic discount change computation split-package pricing offline data capture magnetic tape cassette pre-set item individual reports cashier financial department pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" display systems provide responsive communications with computers online real-time mode separate models combination features required handle varied communication needs some basic provides complete format flexibility black white screen presents clear bright high definition characters teletype-compatible polling control reduce costs pocket digest products 1975 \",\" thermal printers provide high-speed quiet method transmitting data from location another means people-to-computer computer-to­people communications available models include print only units keyboard send receive automatic some basic features ipteletype compatible printing speeds characters second non-impact printing noiseless operation minimal computer connect line costs pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" self service financial terminal provides full range financial transactions non-teller oriented mode customers institutions follow simple lead-through instructions independently record deposit withdrawal payment account inquiry trans­actions some basic features denomination currency dispensing currency dispensed separately does require prepackaging wrappers clips sensors switches interface with existing alarm systems modular construction permits installation cash only device then adding functions needed comprehensive on-line off-line operation pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" compact low-cost terminal used record control commercial bank transactions modern system replace manual mechanical systems fulfills basic requirements point entry both offline online real-time some features operator-oriented conveniently arranged numeric function keyboard display panel printer control totals facilitate auditing proof depart­ment reconciliation interfaces with variety central processors communications equipment pocket digest products systems 1975 \",\" 9010 \",\" visible record computers ledger card ledger card computers were popular replacement accounting machine providing computing power flexibility while still keeping visible records year model \",\" cash registers products 1879 -1900 dial register first register invented patented james ritty paper roll machine description product detail adder class 1900 -1920 1000 charles kettering 1907 credit system 1917 storage management system credit hire purchase records built safe 1920 -1940 last press down cash production from 1938 1972 2114 classic electronic replica class machine early 1900s 1940 -1990 ‘silent' ‘silent advanced used department stores public services railways favourite small supermarkets corner shops 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Mittwoch and sons (GSA)        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     Japan-Osaka Service Department 1950                                 Japan-Tokyo Head Office   Japan-Tokyo NCR Kamata Factory   Japan-Tokyo Showroom   Oiso Factory Opening    Oiso Factory 1967    \",\"Oiso Japan: Factory Opening The construction of the new factory at Oiso began in 1956 and completed in 1957. This brochure was produced for the opening ceremony conducted by executives from Dayton and\",\"     NCR around the World  Japan 1950    Japan-Osaka Service Department                            Japan-Tokyo Head Office    Japan-Tokyo Head Office 2    Japan-Tokyo NCR Kamata Factory    Japan-Tokyo\",\"     NCR around the World  Lebanon 1950    Lebanon-Beirut Head Office        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Malaya 1950    Malaya-Singapore Head Office        \",\"     NCR around the World  Mexico 1950    Mexico Electro Department                            Mexico Head Office                            Mexico Technical Division        Last modified: Friday, 18 \",\"     NCR around the World  Netherlands 1950    Netherlands-Amsterdam Service Department        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  New Zealand 1950    New Zealand-Auckland Showroom                            New Zealand-Wellington          Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Panama 1950    Panama-Panama City Service Department        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Peru 1950    Peru-Lima Service Department          Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Philippines 1950    Philippines- Manila Erlanger & Galinger (GSA)                            Philippines- Manila Service Department        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007\",\"NCR around the World Portugal 1950    Portugal-Lisbon Service Department \",\"NCR around the World Puerto Rico 1950    Puerto Rico-Santurce Service Department \",\"\",\"     NCR around the World  Scotland 1950    Scotland-Dundee Camperdown Block 4 Factory Screw Making    Scotland-Dundee Camperdown Class 31 Assembly    Scotland-Dundee Factories        Last modified: F\",\"     NCR around the World  South Africa 1950    South Africa-Johannesburg Service Department    South Africa-Johannesburg Head Office        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  South Africa 1950    South Africa-Johannesburg Service Department    South Africa-Johannesburg Head Office        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Sweden 1950    Sweden-Stockholm Electro Department                            Sweden-Stockholm Head Office                            Sweden-Stockholm Service Department    \",\"     NCR around the World  Switzerland 1950    Switzerland-Bulach Assembly Plant                            Switzerland-Zurich Service Department      Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Syria 1950    Syria-Damascus HO        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Turkey 1950   Turkey Istanbul          Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Uraguay 1950 Uruguay-Montevideo Head Office                            Uruguay-Montevideo Service Department        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  USA 1950    USA-Dayton Factory        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"     NCR around the World  Venezuela 1950    Venezuela-Caracas Service Department        Last modified: Friday, 18 May 2007  \",\"After receiving the patent for the Cash Register the Ritty’s attempted to make a more practical machine. The dial was dropped in favour of tablets and the digital counter replaced by the counter discs\",\"The NCR 390 Computer  The 315 & CRAM      NCR Films from the Past These films have been digitally converted from the original 16mm format Although the films were originally colour the film stock has d\",\"\",\"\",\"page 1 \",\"page 2 \",\"page 3 \",\"page 4 \",\"Page 1 \",\"Page 2 \",\"Page 3 \",\"Page 4 \",\"Page 5 \",\"Page 6 \",\"Page 7 \",\"Page 8 \",\"Page 9 \",\"Page 10 \",\"Page 11 \",\"Page 12 \",\"Page 13 \",\"Page 14 \",\"Page 15 \",\"Page 1 \",\"Page 2 \",\"Page 3 \",\"Page 4 \",\"Page 5 \",\"Page 6 \",\"Page 7 \",\"Page 8 \",\"Page 9 \",\"Page 10 \",\"Page 11 \",\"Page 12 \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\" \",\"\",\"NCR 315 & CRAM Introduced in 1960 the NCR designed 315 was the first  commercially availably solid state computer.  Manufactured in the USA by General Electric and in the UK by  Elliott Bros. of Borha\",\"Credit File \",\"NCR Class 445 Sterling Computronic  The Sterling Compu-Tronic  One of the most sophisticated  accounting machines of the National range was released to the selling force in  Great Britain on June 1, 1\",\"\",\"The Class 2114 Classic of 1984 \",\"The Class 100 of 1938 \",\"The Class 21 of 1950 by J. D. LIGHT, Head of CRD Sales Training: National Post October 1961 page 2  The all-electric ITEMmatic Class 21 AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE ON THE CLASS 100, BY C. J. DOBBINS, Adverti\",\"The Class 3 by J. D. LIGHT, Head of CRD Sales Training: National Post October 1961 page 2  The all-electric ITEMmatic Class 21 AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE ON THE CLASS 100, BY C. J. DOBBINS, Advertising and \",\"The Class 51 \",\"NCR Class 9 Adding Machine  The Class 9 Adding Machine.  9 KNS Live keyboard. Extra pressure on the last amount key to be entered operated the machine.  \",\"NCR Class 32  The Class 32 accounting machine  The smaller version of the Class 31 \",\"NCR Class 446  The Class 446 A Golfball Electronic Accounting Machine \",\"NCR Class 33  The Class 33 A high capacity version of the Class 31 \",\"NCR Class 3000  The Class 3000 The First NCR Typewriter Accounting Machine \",\"NCR Class 42 Posting Machine  The Class 42 Hotel Poster A favorite machine of Hotels  The Class 42 Poster Used by Public Utilities and Banks \",\"NCR Class 441 Computronic  The  Compu-Tronic  One of the most sophisticated  accounting machines of the National range. Released in 1959. The  Compu-Tronic was an entirely new account­ing machine. It \",\"The foregoing two little pictures give the front and back elevation respectively, of the whole building, and are very interesting, as they show at a glance the location of each department, Altogether \",\"from The British NCR 10 March 1904 The New Machine Showroom WE take pride in illustrating our new premises, into which we moved the first of the year(1904) Everything is now fully organised and workin\",\"Second-hand Showroom. A feature of the Companys policy is to head off second-hand competition, and we illustrate the  Second-hand Showroom, in which are exhibited all grades of second-hand Regist\",\"Basement. We have now at our disposal very much greater Basement accommodation than we had in our old quarters, and the benefit of this is very apparent. It is now possible to ship Registers with much\",\"Managing Directors Room. Here we see Mr. Saxe seated at his desk conferring with Assistant-Manager Mitchell. All these First-Floor Offices are fitted with large windows and large glass partitions, gi\",\"Personal Letter Department. Mounting to the second floor one comes to the Personal Letter Department. At our old premises this Department was very much cramped. The addressing of Hustler Envelopes, se\",\"Training School. Still on the second floor we have the Agents Training School and Convention Hall, as shown elsewhere. This is a very fine room-capable of seating 60 men comfortably. Our photograph s\",\"Mechanical Department. On the same floor we have the Mechanical Department. Our photograph, however, only shows one wing of this Department, owing to its shape. It gives a good idea of the favourable \",\"Officers Club. On the Third Floor also we have the Officers Club, as shown in our illustration. Here the heads of the Departments with their assistants, meet for the mid-day meal. This is an innovat\",\"We give one or two little illustrations of Factory methods which we have so far been able to adopt at the London Offices. It will be readily understood that the comparatively small staff here necessit\",\"The Garage  The NCR Delivery Man  Tottenham Court Road 1904-1936 \",\"1913 and 1914 were boom years for NCR in Great Britain but war in 1914 brought a change in fortune. John H. Patterson was in Berlin when Germany invaded Belgium in 1914 and managed to escape on one of\",\"In 1932 the company bought the first vehicle for the mechanics. This was an Austin 7 D type van, named because of the shape of the side windows. The British NCR Organization 1936  Tottenham Court Road\",\"\",\"It should be mentioned that our present photograph does not show about 20 feet length of the Shipping Department behind, and to the right of the position from which the photograph was taken. On the le\",\"NCR ‘Allen Wales’ Adding Machine  The Allen Wales.  The company was taken over by The National Cash Register Company in 1943 and their line of adding and small book-keeping machines first re-badged an\",\"NCR Class 31  The Class 31 Accounting Machine.  The most popular accounting machine of it’s type. \",\"The Class 11 Adding Machine.  The Class 11.  A machine which was manufactured to add either currency or weights.  \",\"NCR Class 14 Adding Machine  The Class 14 Adding Machine.  A 10 key adding machine manufactured at the Japan factory. \",\"NCR Class 21 Adding Machine  The Class 21 Adding Machine.  Class 21, Shuttle Carriage 2 Total machine  Class 21 Laundry Machine \",\"NCR Class 15 Adding Machine  The Class 15 Adding Machine.  A 10 key adding machine.  \",\"NCR Class 18 Adding Machine  The Class 18 Adding Machine.  Split Platen Book-keeping machine  \",\"NCR Class 31 Punch Tape  The Class 31 Adding Machine.  Data Input System  \",\"NCR Class 11 Point Range Adding Machine  The Class 11 Sterling/Decimal Adding Machine.  Manufactured in Dundee, Scotland, Point Range machines were designed for easy conversion from Sterling to Decima\",\"NCR Class 158 Adding Machine  The Class 158.  A Programmable 2 total Accounting system  \",\"NCR Class 67 Adding Machine  The Class 67 Adding Machine.  A simple hand operated adding machine.  \",\"NCR Class 60 Punch Tape   The Class 60 Data Input System.  Using a 461 or 462 the adding machine proved an excellent data input device. The 411 Cheque Encoder was also an option.  \",\"NCR Class 51 Adding Machine  The Class 51 Adding Machine.  A Two Total heavy duty adding machine ready for conversion from Sterling to Decimal.  \",\"NCR Optical Font  NOF.  Developed to provide data input to a computer through the class 420 NOF Reader .  \",\"NCR Class 451  The Class 451 Adding Machine.  High Capacity Adding Machine.  \",\"NCR Class 160 Adding Machine  The Class 160 Adding Machine.  A Two Total Programmable accounting system.  \",\"From the earliest days of the company Patterson set up the organisation in divisions based upon a pyramid structure. The following areas are some of the  departments and their functions     Divisions \",\"The service and repair of cash registers both under guarantee and maintenance contracts was at first the responsibility of the Sales Agents who either did the work themselves or employed an engineer w\",\"Education \",\"Originally sales were done by Agents who each had their own area or “Territory” When NCR set up locally incorporated organisations agents were directly employed while the business in other countries c\",\"The following areas show some of the activities of the many departments. Originally called Supplies Division this department was on of the first set up at the factory to provide a service to customers\",\"Education The Central Technical Education Centre at Spring Valley Road, Miamisburg was opened in 1970 to provide technical education to both Domestic and International Engineers.  A special edition of\",\"Education Dundee  \",\"Education The Central Technical Education Centre Student Brochure \",\"Education The Central Technical Education Centre Student Brochure \",\"Education Dundee  \",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 Optimum Service to Users is Theme of New NCR Technical Education Center. No product is any better than the service behind it. Thro\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p2 Physical facilities/resources The new $8 million Technical Education Center is one of the largest and most comprehensive faciliti\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p3 The operations of the Interna­tional Center are under the management of Dennis J. Palmer, who is a native of South Africa. This C\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p8 The students are first sent to the systems room in order to familiarize themselves with the use of the software and the diagnosti\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p7 The students are first sent to the systems room in order to familiarize themselves with the use of the software and the diagnosti\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p6 The students are first sent to the systems room in order to familiarize themselves with the use of the software and the diagnosti\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p5 \",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p11 Mr. Walter told us: The primary pur­pose of my job is to supply the school with up-to-date informa­tion on new machines that ar\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p10 Mr. Walter told us: The primary pur­pose of my job is to supply the school with up-to-date informa­tion on new machines that ar\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p9 Mr. Walter told us: The primary pur­pose of my job is to supply the school with up-to-date informa­tion on new machines that are\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p12 Mr. Walter told us: The primary pur­pose of my job is to supply the school with up-to-date informa­tion on new machines that ar\",\"CTEC The Central Technical Education Centre International News 1970 p4 The operations of the Interna­tional Center are under the management of Dennis J. Palmer, who is a native of South Africa. This C\",\"Education The Central Technical Education opening: NCR World  1970 \",\"The Century Computer First introduced in 1967 the century series comprised several different models to suit all buisness requirements .  \",\"The Century 50 Computer This was a smaller version of the century released to provide a starter computer for small companies  \",\"The Century 100 Computer First introduced in 1967 the century 100 was the first model of its class..  \",\"The Century 300 Computer The 300 and 315 emulator. Mike Webb at the Gourdie Factory \",\"The Century 200 Computer First introduced in 1967 the century 200 was the more powerful of the first two models.  \",\"The Century 150 Computer  \",\"The Century Technical Manuals RM-0141 Publications Index   ST 9402-11 Century 100   ST 9402-13 Century 200   ST 9402-17 Century 101   ST 9412-11 Trunk Coupler   ST 9412-12 Trunk Switch   ST 9402-6 Cen\",\"The Century Uniquely Expansible Brochure \",\"The Century Uniquely Expansible Brochure \",\"Personal Computers The NCR Personal Computers were introduced in 1983, manufactured in Augsburg, Germany, they gained a reputation for Quality and Innovation and for several years were market leaders \",\"NCR Visible Record Computers (Ledger Card) The ledger card computers were a popular replacement for the accounting machine providing computing power and flexibility while still keeping the ledger card\",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Launch 1983 \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Sales Leaflet \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Software Catalogue \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV CP/M 80 \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV CP/M 86 \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV MSDOS \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV MSBasic \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Datastar \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Calcstar \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Decision-Net \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV GW-Basic \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV INFOSTAR \",\"Personal Computers DMV DMV Supercalc \",\"Personal Computers PC6 PC 6 \",\"Personal Computers PC 4 PC4 Launch 1985 \",\"Personal Computers PC 6 PC 6 Launch 1985 \",\"Personal Computers PC 8 PC 8 Launch 1986 \",\"Personal Computers DMV The development of the first NCR Personal Computer, the Decision Mate 5, was detailed in a special edition of the NCR World in the spring of 1983. \",\"9010 INTERACTIVE DIRECT PROCESSING SYSTEMS NCR 1-9010  1-9010 systems are modular, general-purpose information processing systems that combine direct data entry and interactive file updating with simp\",\"9020 The NCR 1-9020 system offers the benefits of interactive, transaction-driven processing at a readily affordable cost. Data entry and retrieval for several different applications can take place si\",\"V8500 NCR V-8500 systems incorporate the latest technology with sophisticated software and multiple virtual machine architecture to offer maximum productivity and performance for the advanced informat\",\"9040 The 1-9040 is a powerful general purpose computer system for interactive processing environments. It combines modern technology with migration path engineering to provide upward compatibility for\",\"7520 The NCR 7520 offers a readily affordable solution to data and information processing problems for all types and sizes of business. Compact, low-cost, and easy to use, the 7520 literally puts comp\",\"9050 The NCR 1-9050 adds a new dimension to inter­active processing and is supported by high-level software, reliable peripherals and termi­nals, telecommunication facilities, and world­wide service. \",\"7900 Model 1 The NCR 7900 Interactive Data Display Terminal incorporates a microprocessor with an easy-to-read video display and a versatile keyboard. Firmware controls sending and receiving data from\",\"2950 The NCR 2950 is a powerful, intelligent general purpose terminal. It is microprocessor-based and offers optional features and modules to satisfy a wide range of requirements. Program flexibility \",\"2600 The NCR 2600 Thermal Teleprinter is a microprocessor-based, asynchronous, point-to-point communication terminal. It is a very quiet table-top printer available in two models: •	Keyboard Send/Rece\",\"8140 NCR 1-8140 is a modular, general-purpose information processing system that combines direct data entry and interactive file updating with simplicity of operation and low operating costs. It offer\",\"V-8600 The NCR V-8600 extends innovative 8000-Series design to the very large system environ­ment. Performance enhancements include higher speed memories, more comprehensive firmware instruction sets,\",\"2151 The NCR 2151 is part of a totally new concept in system design that provides the retailer with maximum programming flexibility to satisfy total transaction and application requirements within a s\",\"2140 The NCR 2140 is a stand-alone ECR with a broad range of system options. Programmable functions, modular printers and memories make the 2140 adaptable to a variety of situa­tions. Initially, units\",\"2125 Designed to offer the retailer fast customer service, complete transaction control, and up-to-date management information, the NCR 2125 Electronic Cash Register has a variety of built-in electron\",\"2120 lThe NCR 2120 provides retailers with strict control over sales transactions and offers a variety of features to speed customer service, promote accuracy, and provide management with vital sales \",\"7500 The NCR 7500 Family of Terminals offers systems ranging from a data entry station to a complete desk-top computer. It is a system that provides as much data processing power as needed and exactly\",\"2116 The NCR 2116 Electronic Cash Register offers the retailer a point-of-sale system that provides economy, dependable performance, and a host of operating features. This low-cost register meets basi\",\"9010 Model 3 The NCR 7900 Model 3 terminal features an easy-to-read and -use video display with a non-glare, soft green color. A detached keyboard is an optional feature of Model 3 permitting greater \",\"775 The NCR 775 is a compatible member of a family of bank proof and encoding equipment. All mem­bers in the family are designed to meet the indi­vidual demands for a wide range of applications and re\",\"1780 The NCR 1780 is a customer-activated terminal that allows financial institutions to offer a variety of services day and night. It permits a customer to make deposits, withdrawals, account inquiri\",\"1770 The NCR 1770 is a self-service financial termi­nal designed for use in lobbies, in conjunction with conventional teller workstations, or in other secure areas. Used in conjunction with other NCR \",\"Financial Modular Terminal System The Financial Modular Terminal System is a family of online components that can be precisely configured to meet the varying or changing needs of the financial institu\",\"279 Financial Terminal The NCR 279 is a compact, low-cost terminal used to record and control commercial bank transactions. A modern system to replace manual or mechanical systems, the 279 fulfills th\",\"2552 This interactive terminal is controlled by an NCR 726 miniprocessor. The NCR 2552 offers an array of terminal modules to allow retailers to configure checkout centers to meet indi­vidual store ne\",\"2160 The NCR 2160 Food Service System consists of multiple electronic point-of-service terminals linked to a compact, powerful in-store micro­processor. Modularity permits remote locations for kitchen\",\"2152 The NCR 2152 Retail Terminal offers a variety of terminal-resident features to satisfy transaction and application requirements for selective lines of business. The 2152 features shared cassette \",\"2261 Financial Terminal The NCR 2261 Financial Teller Terminal is a stand-alone, intelligent, programmable work­station. It can operate as a freestanding unit or with one of the communication options \",\"2251 Financial Terminal The 2251 Financial Terminal is a free-standing offline device for use in either a front- or back-office environment. Data collection and/or communications can be added on site.\",\"2270 Financial Terminal The NCR 2270 Financial Terminal is a micro­processor-based intelligent terminal that operates either in an online or offline mode. It is fully programmable and provides financi\",\"8200 NCR CENTURY 8200 This smallest member of the NCR Century family bridges the gap between the NCR 399 and the NCR Century 75. It provides an ideal entry point for the first time EDP user or serves \",\"643-115 Com Recorder Processor NCR 643-115 is an intelligent, offline COM recorder/processor that produces titled and indexed, cut and dried microfiche from magnetic tape input. Minicomputer-controlle\",\"643-110 Com Recorder Processor The NCR 643-110 is an offline COM recorder/ processor that produces titled and indexed, cut and dried microfiche from formatted magnetic tape input. Offering all the fea\",\"643-101 Com Recorder/Processor NCR 643-101 is an offline COM recorder/ processor that produces titled and indexed, cut and dried microfiche from formatted magnetic tape input. This model, which offers\",\"6780 Reader/Sorter The NCR 6780 Reader/Sorter is an efficient MICR entry device that encompasses all docu­ment processing and control objectives. It operates either online as an input peripheral to a \",\"675 MICR Sorter The NCR 675 MICR Sorter/Reader is an integral component of NCR computer systems and operates as either a free-standing device or online as an input peripheral for MICR document process\",\"7760 The NCR 7760, a state-of-the-art proof system, operates in an offline mode to satisfy individual demands for a wide range of MICR/OCR applications in the financial marketplace. Debit and credit i\",\"7750 DDPS The NCR 7750 Distributive Document Process­ing System is a completely automated proof configuration that encompasses all item processing objectives: control, balance, list, encode, endorse, \",\"3739 Printer The NCR 3739 Remote Printer provides distributed printing capabilities for the data management system. A standard feature is the capability to duplicate Display Station screen images. Add\",\"2820 Data Terminal The NCR 2820 Source Data Terminal is a highly interactive device for industrial applications. This multi-function unit incorporates proven data management system concepts with total\",\"3750 Data Pathing The NCR 3750 Disk Processor relieves the front-end system of time-consuming disk access tasks. Operating with a flexible disk file manage­ment subsystem, it allows high performance t\",\"456-113 and 446-120 Microfiche Display NCR Hand Viewers provide instant access to information anywhere... in the office, home, or in the field. They offer comfortable viewing with balanced illuminatio\",\"4202D Duplicator DUPLICATORS Complementing the NCR series of recorders/ processors is a complete line of microfiche duplicators that produce single or multiple duplicates on either Diazo or Vesicular \",\"5330 The NCR 5330 is a COM recorder/processor that converts any type of print format computer output tape to finished microfiche in one simple operation. The microfiche produced are titled and ind\",\"643-1020A online Com recorder/processor NCR 643-1020A is an online, microprocessor-controlled COM recorder/processor that pro­duces titled and indexed, cut and dried micro­fiche from computer generate\",\"643-118 Com Recorder Processor  NCR 643-118 is an intelligent, offline COM recorder/processor that produces titled and indexed, cut and dried microfiche from magnetic tape input. Like the NCR 643-115,\",\"4203V Duplicator DUPLICATORS Complementing the NCR series of recorders/ processors is a complete line of microfiche duplicators that produce single or multiple duplicates on either Diazo or Vesicular \",\"4207V Duplicator DUPLICATORS Complementing the NCR series of recorders/ processors is a complete line of microfiche duplicators that produce single or multiple duplicates on either Diazo or Vesicular \",\"4207D Duplicator DUPLICATORS Complementing the NCR series of recorders/ processors is a complete line of microfiche duplicators that produce single or multiple duplicates on either Diazo or Vesicular \",\"4205V Duplicator DUPLICATORS Complementing the NCR series of recorders/ processors is a complete line of microfiche duplicators that produce single or multiple duplicates on either Diazo or Vesicular \",\"4600-11 Microfiche Display This low-profile reader is ideal for quick look-up or for confidential viewing of 16-20 lines of COM data. Design of this unit gives it an attractive, inconspicuous appearan\",\"456-800 Microfiche Display This two-page display features 120% blowback of data making it ideally suited for parts catalog and service manual operations. A two-position switch enables light intensity \",\"4600-18 Microfiche Display This model provides 85% display of COM data on a high resolution, crisp, clear screen presen­tation. The compact base utilizes very little space adapting the unit for deskto\",\"4603-10 Microfiche Display This Desktop Microfiche Display provides 100%, size-for-size display of COM data. It requires only two simple controls to permit easy one-hand operation. It retains constant\",\"4603-07 Microfiche Display lineThe NCR 4603-07 is a desktop unit that provides easy-to-view 100% display of COM data. This model features a silent, smooth carrier for effortless look-up of data. It is\",\"4603-04 Microfiche Display This unit is a compact, versatile, space saver that functions easily on a desk-top. It provides 3/4 size COM blowback on a bright, high contrast display that is easy to read\",\"2805 Source Data Terminals The NCR 2805 Attendance Terminal permits efficient recording of employee entry and exit. Although the rugged design assures reliable operation in industrial environments, it\",\"3742 / 3743 Data Pathing The NCR 3743 is an intelligent Cluster Controller that interfaces multifunction CRT display and printer terminals through a medium speed communications link to a transaction p\",\"3751 Data Pathing NCR 3751 Control Processor is the control center for a Source Data Management System. It offers an economical solution to problems of gathering accurate information at its source and\",\"2831 Data Terminal The interactive NCR 2831 Office CRT Display Station is designed for applications typically addressed in an office environment. The unit is attractively packaged to complement the de\",\"2830 Data Terminal The NCR 2830 Industrial CRT Display Station is a multi-input conversational terminal available for configuration in a factory environment. Design of the unit is rugged, ensuring rel\",\"3707 CRT Data Terminal NCR 3707 Interactive CRT Display Terminals provide a complete and current status report on any machine, operation, job, process, or inventory item. In a single display, the term\",\"3650 Comten Communications Processor The NCR Comten 3650 ll, is a modular, pro­grammable communications processor. It can be configured for host front-end processing, remote terminal communication, an\",\"2872 Printer The NCR 2872 Industrial Bar Code Page Printer is a heavy duty terminal that generates docu­ments with standard characters, variable-size bar codes, and block characters. It can be configu\",\"3400 Comten Link Processor The NCR Comten 3400 Link Processor System adds additional capabilities to NCR Comten net­working capabilities. System design permits attachment of multiple remote terminals \",\"3690 Comten Communications Processor The NCR Comten 3690 incorporates the latest innovations in processor design to function in all network capabilities of the 3650 11 and 3670 11. In addition, the 36\",\"721 Communications System The NCR 721 is a versatile, software-driven communication processor that can be tailored to satisfy a wide range of user requirements. Network configurations employ asynchron\",\"T-8100 Communications System The NCR T-8100 is a versatile, software-con­trolled communication system. It conforms to NCRs Communication Network Architecture (CNA) to assure users an easy migration p\",\"Century 300 NCR CENTURY 300 This most powerful member of the NCR Century family provides superior performance at lower cost. It is designed for multiprogramming and online/real-time environments for p\",\"Century 251 NCR CENTURY 251 The NCR Century 251 is a medium-to-large scale system for multiprogramming and real-time processing. A powerful command set, simultaneous memory access, and other hardware \",\"Century 201 NCR CENTURY 201 A powerful system for large-file batch, online, and multiprogramming.  Base System Memory — 64K bytes; core; 650 nanosecond memory cycle for 2-byte access. Arithmetic/Logic\",\"Century 151 NCR CENTURY 151 Very high speed trunk options and expanded memory enhance the power of this versatile processor.	 Base System Memory — 32K bytes; MOS; 750 nanosecond memory cycle for 2-byt\",\"Century 75 NCR CENTURY 75 A system small in physical size but one that offers great processing power. Provides unusual expansion capabilities for batch or online operations. Base System Memory — 16K b\",\"280 NCR 280 This terminal dramatically increases the speed, accuracy, and efficiency of sales transaction recording. It may operate as a freestanding point-of-sale system, it may be cable-connected to\",\"775 NCR 775 This compatible family of proof and encoding equipment consists of several models with combinations of features to fit particular requirements. Some basic features ... Up to 20 receiving p\",\"399 NCR 399 The NCR 399 incorporates the finest features of an operator-oriented accounting machine with the speed and high capacity of the computer. This combination of speed and simplicity, coupled \",\"299 NCR 299 The NCR 299 is a multiple-purpose, low-cost data pro­cessing system designed to fulfill a wide variety of business accounting requirements. All control and arith­metic operations are execu\",\"230 NCR 230 This modern register combines the latest innovations in electronic technology with the time-proven control features necessary for merchandise, money, and record protection. Features includ\",\"255 NCR 255 This interactive terminal is controlled by an NCR 726 mini-processor. A complete in-store system, the NCR all 255 performs a front-end functions and provides positive control and security \",\"725 NCR 725 (Retail Terminal Support System) The NCR 725 Retail Control Processor collects large volumes of data from many NCR 280 Retail Terminals. The system provides instant access to local or remo\",\"275 NCR 275 This versatile, programmable terminal provides data entry and two-way communications in an online environment, yet includes all necessary features for stand-alone operation in an offline m\",\"270  The NCR 270 Financial Terminal is an online, point-of­entry device which permits tellers to transmit data to and receive data from a central processing facility. This universal teller terminal ha\",\"250 NCR 250 A programmable freestanding unit requiring only standard power supply with no special environmental conditions. The NCR 250 retains the historic basic control features which compel entries\",\"796  NCR 796 CRT Display Systems provide responsive communications with computers in an online/real-time mode. Separate models provide the combination of features required to handle varied communicati\",\"260  NCR 260 Thermal Printers provide a high-speed, quiet method of transmitting data from one location to another, and a means of people-to-computer and computer-to­people communications. Available m\",\"770 The NCR 770 Self Service Financial Terminal provides the full range of financial transactions in a non-teller oriented mode. Customers of financial institutions follow simple lead-through instruct\",\"279  The NCR 279 is a compact, low-cost terminal used to record and control commercial bank transactions. A modern system to replace manual or mechanical systems, the 279 fulfills the basic requiremen\",\"9010 \",\"NCR Visible Record Computers (Ledger Card) The ledger card computers were a popular replacement for the accounting machine providing computing power and flexibility while still keeping the ledger card\",\"   Cash Registers Products 1879 -1900 Dial register  The first Cash Register invented and  patented by James Ritty 1879...  Paper Roll Machine Description of product ...  Detail Adder Class 3  Descrip\",\"Financial & Banking Machines Postronics and accounting machines began NCRs venture into Banking systems  Year Model                                                     \",\"Microfiche & COM units NCR manufactured machines which produced and duplicated Microfiche  as well as  various models of microfiche readers.  Year Model                                                \",\"Data Pathing Terminals for production engineering companies.  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