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C32.509 i3 Mar53 - 354, 356, 357-Types - Desc. Inst.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company
BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES, SECTION C32.509
Station Installation and Maintenance - Issue 3, March, 1953 AT&T Co Standard

TELEPHONE SETS 354, 356 AND 357 TYPES

DESCRIPTION AND INSTALLATION

1. GENERAL

1.01 This section gives general information relating to the
description and installation of the 354, 356 and 357-type telephone
sets. It is reissued to include information regarding
the 6-type dial, to make minor changes in Fig. 2 and include revision
of the 172A-type backboard.

1.02 These telephone sets are anti-sidetone sets arranged
for wall mounting consisting of an F-type hand set and a telephone set
mounting which in addition to a dial or apparatus
blank houses a ringer, condenser, induction coil and the necessary
terminals for making line connection to the sets.
In addition, a vacuum tube is included in the 356-type set and a
retardation coil in the 357-type set.
The line is terminated on the terminals provided in the sets. The
housing is made ofi thermoplastic material which is
fragile and should therefore be handled carefully. These sets are
available in either black or ivory finish.

2. DESCRIPTION

2.01 The 354-type telephone set shown in Figs. 1 and 2 is used at common
battery anti-sidetone stations on non-apolarized ringing lines in the
following classes of service.
Individual Lines (Manual and Dial)
Two-Party Selective Flat Rate (Manual and Dial) Two-Party Selective
Message Rate (Manual and Dial) Four-Party Semiselective (Manual and
Dial) Divided Code Ringing (Manual and Dial) Non-Selective Party Lines
(Manual and Dial) Regular P.B.X. Stations (Manual and Dial) 755A and
750A P.B.X. Keyless Stations

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