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The Halex 4012, also known as the Tektronix 4012, is a computer terminal introduced in 1973. It is functionally identical to the Tektronix 4010 but includes lower-case alphabetic characters.
Key technical specifications include an RS-232C communication interface with baud rates up to 9600. The terminal offers a resolution of 72x35 characters and uses a 5x7 character matrix. Its CPU is based on discrete logic, and it supports the gnuplot software library.
This model was discontinued in 1985. The original introductory price was $4,950. The Halex 4012 is classified as a computer terminal.
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The Halex 4012 uses an RS-232C communication interface.
The supported baud rates are 110, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, and 9600.
The resolution of the Halex 4012 terminal is 72x35 characters.
The character matrix size is 5x7.
The Halex 4012 uses a discrete logic CPU.
The Halex 4012 supports the gnuplot software library.