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Alphabetic-Numeric Index Station, KEY, PBX, and Private-Service BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION 460-000-006 AT&TCo Standard Issue 6, February 1979 ALPHABETIC-NUMERIC INDEX A STATION, KEY, PBX, AND PRIVATE - SERVICE SYSTEMS FutEm m 1. GENERAL Here is a list of the symbols and the service manual to which they refer. 1.01 This section provides an alpha-numeric index of sections required for the installation and maintenance of customer product equipment and SA–Station Service Manual I apparatus. SB–Station Service Manual II SC–Station Specialties Service Manual I 1.02 This section is reissued to update the SD–Station Specialties Service Manual H alpha-numeric index. CA–Coin Service Manual I CB–Coin Service Manual II 1.03 This index combines the features of both IA–Interconnect Service Manual I alphabetic and numeric indexes. Sections IB–Interconnect Service Manual II can be located by referring first to the common KA–Key Service Manual I nomenclature or ordering nomenclature, then referring KB–Key Service Manual H to a major indention for the type of information KC–Key Service Manual III such as Identification, Installation, Maintenance, PA–Dial PBX Service Manual Reference, Service, etc., and then to the alphabetical or numerical listing. 1.04 Many of the section numbers in this index are preceded by a two letter symbol such as SA. This symbol indicates that the section is contained in a service manual in addition to the standard BSP files. NOTICE Not for use or disclosure outside the Bell System except under written agreement Printed in U.S.A. Page 1 SECTION 460-000-006 AC-TYPE (USED WITH 220-, 22&, 2220-, ADDRESSABLE DATA SAGE/BUIC (Cmt) AND 2226-TYPE HAND TELEPHONE SET) Identification ?~” Maintenance SA502-322-400 Operation A~ESS~~~ti~l) Site Control Circuit $TATION–SEE STATION AC SS CIRCUIT (SD-I G246-01) 480-510-106 @ord@q “j ‘! Station Switching Circuit AmE~ M ,C!J@Jl~,:~, “ 480-510-106 4 01); (SD-1 G246-01) ~BX–SEE PBX ACCESS UN aRculT ADHESIVE CUP (=~ -J General ACCESS LINE SHARING CIRCUIT; B 080-720-149 AUTOVON—SEE AUTOVON ACCESS LINE ADJUNCT DIALS SHARING CIRCUIT Connections ACCESS LINES (AUTOVON) 2870A1 PBX TOUCH-A-MATIC@ Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 General Description 981-270-100 2870B1M ACCESS LINES; AUTOVON—SEE AUTOVON TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 ACCESS UNES 870A1 ACCESS POINTS TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 Building 870B1M Dedicated Plant 462-600-200 TOUCH-A-MATIC@ Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 Buried Plant Identification 462-600-2WI 2870A1 Dedicated Plant 4 Pole-Mounted TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 Dedicated Plant 462-600-200 2870B1M Strand-Mounted TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 Dedicated Plant 462-600-200 870A1 L Wall-Mounted TOUCH-A-MATIC@ Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 Dedicated Plant 462-600-200 870B1M ACD—SEE AUTOMATIC CAU DISTRIBUTING TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 SYSTEM Installation AD-TYPE (USED WITH 220-, 226-, 2220-, 2870A1 AND 2226-TYPE HAND TELEPHONE SET) TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 Service 2870B1M Telephone Base SA502-322-400 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 ADAPTER; DIAL—SEE DIAL ADAPTER 870A1 ADAPTERS TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 Identification 870B1M Bridging, 3-Way KA461-2OO-1O2 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 D-180071 Kit of Parts 463-121-100 Main tenance D-180072 Kit of Parts 463-121-100 2870A1 146B 463-121-100 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 148B KA461-2OO-1O2 2870B1M 149B KA461-2OO-1O2 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 152A 461-200-103 870A1 153-Type KA461-2OO-1O2 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 155A 463-121-100 870B1M 157A 463-121-100 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 258A KA461-2OO-1O2 Operation 259A, B KA461-2OO-1O2 2870A1 285A 463-121-100 TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 290A 463-121-100 2870B1M Installation TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 152A 461-200-103 870A1 Connecting Block TOUCH-A-MATIC@ Adjunct Dial SC501-164-201 Maintenance 870B1M Z’ermina ting TOUCH-A-MATIC” Adjunct Dial SC501-164-202 Tools KA461-604-1OO ADMINISTRATION DATA SYSTEM (FADS) ; 66-Type KA461-604-1OO FORCE-SEE FORCE ADMINISTRATION DATA ADDENDANT CONSOLE SYSTEM (FADS) Description ADMINISTRATIVE DATA SYSTEM (FADS); DIMENSION” PBX Private Branch FORCE-SEE FORCE ADMINISTRATIVE DATA Exchange 554-010-100 SYSTEM (FADS) ADDRESSABlE DATA SAGE/BUIC (PHASE-III) General Description 981-272-100 Page 2 I 1SS 6, SECTION 460-000-006 AD1 (USING 23A COUPLER) ALARMS (Cent) Connections Operation Tests (Cent) Identification 71oC (Manual Switchboard and Installation Dial Equipment) Private Branch Maintenance Exchange 541-002-501 Opera tion 711A Private Branch Exchange 542-010-500 Protective Connecting 711B Private Branch Exchange 542-010-501 .4rrangement 46%340-105 740A Private Branch Exchange 546-400-500 ALARM AND COMMAND CONFERENCE SYSTEMS; ‘740AX Private Branch Exchange 546-400-500 CRASH—SEE CRASH ALARM AND COMMAND 740B Private Branch Exchange 546-400-500 CONFERENCE SYSTEMS 74oC Private Branch Exchange 546-400-500 ALARM AND EMERGENCY TRANSFER CIRCUITS 740E Private Branch Exchange 546-404-501 Operation Tests 750A Private Branch Exchange 548-500-500 761B Private Branch Exchange 551-730-501 755A Private Branch Exchange 550-550-500 ALARM AND TRANSFER CIRCUIT 758A Private Branch Exchange 551-410-500 Circuit Tests 758A/B Switching System 551-470-500 756A Private Branch Exchange 551-153-501 758B Private Branch Exchange 551-424-501 761A Private Branch Exchange 551-710-501 812A Private Branch Exchange 553-212-500 ALARM CIRCUIT Maintenance Tests 758C Switching System 551-569-500 307 Switching System 480-714-306 ALARMS AND PEG COUNT CIRCUIT Operation Tests Opera tion Tests 5“0-Type PBX Emergency 800A Private Branch Exchange 553-116-501 Reporting System 473-218-500 ALARMS AND POWER FAILURE TRANSFER ALARM CIRCUITS FOR CONTINUOUS TEST OF CIRCUITS STATION LINES; CRASH—SEE CRASH ALARM Operation Tests CIRCUITS FOR CONTINUOUS TEST OF 770A Private Branch Exchange 551-770-500 STATION LINES ALARMS AND REGISTERS ALARM CIRCUITS; CRASH—SEE CRASH ALARM Opera tion Tests CIRCUITS 757A Private Branch Exchange 551-258-501 ALARM MARKER Circuit Tests ALCOVE; DIRECTORY-SEE DIRECTORY 756A Private Branch Exchange 551-155-501 ALCOVE ALARM, TRANSFER, AND TRAFFIC REGISTER ALERTING SYSTEM CIRCUITS (SD-66734-01 ) 10A Operation Tests General Description 981-227-100 757A Private Branch Exchange 551-253-501 Method of Operation ALARMS Console 480-316-301 Method of Tracing 11A No. 3 Order Turret 475-300-310 General Description 981-228-100 No. 6A Order Turret 475-600-310 Overall Tests 480-317-500 701A Private Branch Exchange 542-010-310 Periodic Maintenance 480-317-500 702A Private Branch Exchange 543-020-310 ALERTING SYSTEM; GROUP—SEE GROUP 711A Private Branch Exchange 542-010-310 ALERTING SYSTEM 740A Private Branch Exchange 546-400-310 740AX Private Branch Exchange 546-400-310 740B Private Branch Exchange 546-400-310 AM; INDUCTOR, 1542A,—SEE INDUCTOR, 1542A, AM 74oC Private Branch Exchange 546-400-310 74oE Private Branch Exchange 546-404-311 750A Private Branch Exchange 548-500-310 AMPLIFIERS Operating Test Description 758C Switching System 551-510-500 292A 024-108-105 Opera tion Tests Identification 2A Automatic Call Distributing 151-Type SA501-226-101 System 476-222-501 238-Type SA501-226-1OO 3A Automatic Call Distributing 241-Type SA501-226-1O1 System 476-305-501 2&Type SA501-226-1O1 3A Automatic Call Distributing 276-Type SA501-226-1OO System 476-305-502 277-Type SA501-226-1OO 700C (Manual Switchboard and 315-Type SA501-226-1O2 Dial Equipment) Private Branch 317A 501-226-105 Exchange 541-002-501 Installation ‘701A Private Branch Exchange 542-010-500 238-Type SA501-226-1OO 701B Private Branch Exchange 542-010-501 276-Type SA501-226-1OO 701PK Private Branch Exchange 542-015-501 277-Type SA501-226-1OO 7(Y2APrivate Branch Exchange 543-0’’0-500 317A 501-Z6-1O5 Page 3 SKTION 460-000-006 AMPUFIERS (Cent) ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEMS (Cant) Maintenance 9A (Cent) 317A 501-226-105 Installation 514-615-200 KS-14990 Line-Up 514-615-200 Hen tification Main tenance 514-615-200 1A Speakerphone System 512-610-100 Operating Procedures lA1 Speakerphone System 512-610-100 Dual Channel Service 514-615-301 Telephone Set Components Single Channel Service 514-615-300 Connections ANNOUNCEMENT TRUNK CIRCUIT Identification (SD-65979-01 ) Installation Operation Tests Main tenance 3A Automatic Call Distributing Customer-Owned Enclosures 501-420-102 System 476-321-501 ANCHOR; DRIVE-SEE DRIVE ANCHOR ANNOUNCEMENT TRUNK CIRCUIT ANCHOR; PLASTIC-SEE PLASTIC ANCHOR (SD-67093-01 ) ANCHORS MACHINE BOLT Operation Test General 080-720-114 758C Private Branch Exchange 551-527-500 ANCHORS WAU SCREW ANNUNCIATOR CIRCUIT General Operation Tests B 080-720-115 520-TYPs PBX Emergency ANGLE SCREWS Reporting System 473-218-630 General 080-720-133 ANSWER ANNOUNCEMENT CIRCUIT ANNOUNCEMENT SET (SD-65971-01 ); DEIAYED-SEE DELAYED Connections ANSWER ANNOU NCEMENT CIRCUIT KS-16765L1, L2 SD514-21O-2OO (SD-6S971-01) Identification ANSWERING ON INTERCOM; HANDS-FREE-SEE KS-16765L1, L2 SD514-21O-1OO HANDS-PREE ANSWERING ON INTERCOM Installation ANSWERING SERVICE; SECRETARIAL-SES KS-16765L1, L2 SD514-21O-2OO SECRETARIAL ANSWERING SswlCE Maintenance ANSWERING SERVICE; TELEPHONE-SEE KS-16765L1, L2 SD514-21O-1OO TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE Method of Connecting ANSWERING SET; TELEPHONE-SEE TELEPHONE Miscellaneous Equipment ANSWERING SET 2A Automatic Call ANSWERING SYSTEM; TELEPHONE-SEE Distributing System 476-215-210 TELEPHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM Operation APARTMENT DOOR ANSWERING KS-16765L1, L2 SD514-21O-2OO Connections ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEMS 2755-Type 8A Telephone
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