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TRAFFIC CONTROL TELEPHONE SYSTEMS Circuit - Sam Hallas

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12. Telephone Communication. (See Fig. 25.)<br />

With the Test Set plugged into the line under test, and the telephone<br />

handset connected by means of the Telephone Jack, speech may be established<br />

with either the Controller or Way Station. The equipment (Controller)<br />

can, if desired, be disconnected by operating equipment cut off key<br />

(ECO). Conversely, the Way Station may be cut off by operating Line Cut<br />

Off Key (LCO). The telephone circuit is connected by the telephone key<br />

(TK).<br />

To ring on the line operate Ringing Out Key (ROK). To ring the<br />

Controller operate Ringing In Key (RIK).<br />

Telephone and Ringing <strong>Circuit</strong><br />

Fig. 25.<br />

The Test Set is supplied either for wall mounting, or as a portable set.<br />

Of the two, we recommend the use of the wall mounting set wherever possible<br />

since the permanently connected set is ready for immediate use, and furthermore the<br />

staff at a particular location will become familiar with the use of the set and its<br />

associated local line data.<br />

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