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Grey metal teleprinter. On the right and left was the perforated tape feeder. At the top a metal support for the text being typed. The device is fitted with control buttons and a (Latin) keyboard. This was the most popular teleprinter of Siemens and progressed to many future models. It was also used as an input / output data device in the early stages of electronic computers adapted to the Baudot Code. The T100 was in production in Czechoslovakia until the 1980s. With the 5-bit Baudot Code it was possible to print at the speed of 60 to 100 words per minute.