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System 800 was a family of key generators and cipher machines,
developed and built by Mils Elektronik
in Mils (Austria),
introduced in the late 1970s with the first family member:
the ME-800 random key generator. It was the first key generator
that could save to floppy discs as well as to punched paper tape.
The following devices of the 800-series are featured on this website:
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The ME-800 was a true random key generator that could save its data
to punched paper tape as well as to 5¼" floppy discs. If was the first
member of the 800-family that was introduced in the late 1970s.
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The ME-810 was a complete management system for the production and
distribution of key material that was delivered on two identical
floppy discs.
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The ME-830 was a fully electronic online/offline cipher machine for
teleprinter signals (telex) and (optionally) fax and text-based messages.
It consisted of a system unit, an external printer and a tape reader/puncher.
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The ME-840 was an off-line cipher machine for teleprinter networks (telex),
developed in the early 1980s as the successor to the TT-360.
The machine offers unbreakable encryption, based on the One-Time Pad (OTP).
In addition to paper tape, the machine could also use 5¼" floppy discs
as the key medium.
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