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  • Understanding Telegraph Machines: How Cablegrams Were Sent
    Cablegrams were sent using a telegraph machine.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Cablegram: A message sent over a submarine telegraph cable.

    * Telegraph: A system for transmitting messages over long distances using electrical signals.

    The telegraph machine itself was comprised of several parts:

    * Key: Used to send Morse code signals.

    * Sounder: Used to receive Morse code signals as audible clicks.

    * Receiver: A device that converted electrical signals into visible symbols (usually on a strip of paper).

    While submarine cables were instrumental in the development of cablegrams, the underlying technology was still the telegraph.

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