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  • 502-301-102 i1 Mar70 - 212 Type Hand Telephone Sets - Reference

    wire is not concealed at subscriber set or wall set, place last wire fastener awroximate ly 2 inches from the set. The 43A dial mounting used with G type handset mounting is arranged so dial may be rotated. Dial is locked in one of 12 positions, 30...

  • 502-300-100 i2 May59 - Tel Sets 200 Series - ID, Assembly

    to be Handset Mounting terminated (see Fig.21). Page 5 TCI Library www.telephonecollectors.info ,SECTION 502 300 100 43A DIAL MOUNTINC SWITCHHOOK P·371779 y " 01AL POSITIONING SCREW (CHROMIUM) HELICAL SPRING P 465247 _,,..•c:::= Fig. 16 Assembly of...

  • NTP 503-0101-200 Jan80 - Teladapt Jacks Inst & Conn

    Contributed by Jeff Lamb. NORTHERN TELECOM PRACTICE SECTION 503 0101 200 Issued: 80 01 22 Standard TCI ."TELAD APT*" MINIPLUGS AND JACKS FOR "phone centre" CONCEPT DESCRIPTION, INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS CONTENTS PAGE 1....

  • NTP 503 -101-200 Jan80 - Teladapt - Plugs and Jacks - Inst Conn

    Miniplugs and Jacks for "Phone Centre" Concept. Includes the NE 230 type Contempra wall mount adaptor. Contributed by Jeff Lamb. NORTHERN TELECOM PRACTICE SECTION 503 0101 200 Issued: 80 01 22 Standard TCI ."TELAD APT*" MINIPLUGS AND JACKS FOR "phone...

  • 981-680-100 i6 Sep76 - 770A PBX - General Descriptive Info

    Contributed by Paul Wills. Processed by Paul Fassbender. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 981 680 100 Standard Issue 6, September 1976 • • • • • • ·• .l)?j"(fj\;,, ATE BRANCH EXCHANGE tt.•••••9'•~•, •• .............. GENliRAL«.,bESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION.....

  • 1957 Graybar Catalog 12T - Misc Excerpts Ocr R

    1MB. Extracts from the 1957 Graybar 12T catalog include WE dials, ringers, subsets and headsets plus 211, 501, 354, 320, 325, 500, 591 and 593 sets. Contributed by Steve Cichorsky. OCR and size reduction by Clint Gilliland. 110 Gray15aR Dials Western...

  • 981-202-100 i1 Feb74 - SAC Main Operating Base Turret - General Description

    Contributed by Steve Cichorsky. Processed by Remco Enthoven and Paul Fassbender. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 981 202 100 AT&TCo Standard Issue 1, February 1974 SAC MAIN OPERATING BASE TURRET GENERAL DESCRBPTION CONTENTS PAGE alerting network called...

  • 501-000-000 i71 Oct90 - Index

    AT&T. Division 501: Station Set Components Customer Equipment. AT&TINDEX AT&T501 000 000 9 DigitDocuments lssue71.October1990 NUMERICALINDEX DIVISION501 SMALL BUSINESSSYSTEMSAND STATIONEOUIPMENT STATIONSET COMPONENTS CUSTOMEREQUIPMENT 1. GENERAL...

  • GSP 000-000-901CA i1 Dec68 - Numerical Index - Central Office Equip Maint

    Contributed by Steve Cichorsky. Processed by Remco Enthoven and Paul Fassbender. GENERAL SYSTEM PRACTICES ENGINEERING PLANT SERIES SECTION 000 000 901 CA GEN. TEL. CO. OF CALIF. PAGE 1 OF 87 NUMERICAL INDEX CENTRAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE...

  • 461-630-100 i12 Jun83 - Jacks, Plugs and Adapters - ID, Inst & Service

    35 pages. Contributed by Russ Kirk. BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 461 630 100 AT&TCo Standard Issue 12, June 1983 STATION EQUIPMENT JACKS, PLUGS, AND ADAPTERS . IDENTIFICATION, INSTALLATION, AND SERVICE CONTENTS PAGE 1. GENERAL 1. GENERAL . . . . . .....

  • 501-000-000 i33 Sep78 - Index

    Division 501: Station Set Components Customer Equipment. Contributed by Sam Etler. o't~ c.C ~ BELL SYSTatcPR~cr~~s SECTION 501 000 000 AT&TCo Standard··S=>, ~ Issue 33, September 1978 \ .~e:~~ ~ ~~MERICAL ,..(' \~""o~~~ ~"j. N SET COMPONENTS INDEX...


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