REFERENCE 2750-TYPE TELEPHONE SETS

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BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES Plant Series SECTION 52-77-1 Issue 1, March 197 AT&TCo. Standard REFERENCE 275-TYPE TELEPHONE SETS 2.2 Replaceable set Components are listed in Table A. 2.3 Associated Apparatus or Equipment (ordered separately): eapparatus box, 113-type or 114A (recessed mounting) ed-1871 or D-1872 Kit of Parts (surface mounting) P-25E83 CARD RETAINER econnecting Block, 71B 2.4 Loose Parts Furnished With Set: ep-9d232 Cord and Plug Assembly or Cord, Mounting, D4BN-3 equipped with 423A plug (75-, 175-, and 275-type sets) einstruction Booklet, GN-248 Fig. 1-275-Type Telephone Set ep-16828 Mounting Screws (4) ep-25e83 Retainer, Card 1. GENERAL 1.1 This section contains identification, installation, maintenance and connection information for the 275-type telephone sets. This information was formally contained in Sections 52-75-1 and 52-75-43 which are hereby canceled. 2. IDENTIFICATION Design Features 2.5 The 27 5-type telephone set may be recess mounted or adapted for surface mounting using a D-1871 or D-1872 Kit of Parts. 2.6 Component parts of these sets are mounted on a steel panel. An aluminum mat retained by a plastic frame covers the panel and gives the installation a finished appearence. 2.1 Set, Telephone, 275A-58 or 275B-6. Note: -58 includes white handset, aluminum mat, and light gray plastic frame. -6 includes light beige handset, copper mat, and light beige plastic frame. Application 2.7 Can be wired for bridged, two-party flat rate, two-party message rate or four-party full seleceive on CO or PBX lines. 2.8 Can be modified for 1A1 or 1A2 KTS. See Tables B and C for set modifications. American Telephone and Telegraph Company, 197 Printed in U.S.A. Page 1 SSP S2-77-1-i1_197-3-l.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31,212 22:28:15

SECTION 52-77-1 2.9 The polarity guard is optional and must be ordered separately. It is intended for use when specified by local instructions for end-to-end signaling installations. Refer to Table D for connections 3. - INSTALLATION Apparatus Baxes 3.1 Refer to Division 463 for information on installing apparatus boxes. 3.2 To install telephone set in box: (1) Remove cover of apparatus box, if so equipped (see section covering apparatus boxes). (2) Install 71B connecting block (ordered separately) to mounting bracket located in upper right corner of apparatus box. (Consult Division 461 for further information on this type of connecting block.) (3) Secure mounting cord stayhook and terminate inside wire or cable and mounting cord in accordance with appropriate connection section. (4) Remove plastic mat retainer frame and mat from telephone set. (5) Position panel on lower edge of apparatus box with top tilted outward. Connect mounting cord plug to connector on set panel. Dress mounting cord to avoid interference with telephone set components. Align panel of set with mounting brackets on box and secure with four mounting screws furnished with set. (6) Position mat on panel and secure using the mat retainer frame. If necesgary, the projecting tabs may be adjusted to insure a snug fit. D-1871 or D-1872 Kit of Parts 3.3 To surface mount telephone set: (1) The D-1871 (light gray frame) or D-1872 (light beige frame) Kit of Parts, ordered separately, permits mounting these sets on the surface of a wall. (2) The base pan assembly is arranged for mounting on a 63A or KS-194711 bracket or a standard electrical outlet box. Note: Additional mounting holes in the base pan assembly provide for securing to wall surface using nails or screws as required. (3) After securing the base pan to the wall fasten the 71B connecting block (ordered separately) to the bracket provided. Terminate inside wire or cable and telephone set mounting cord as shown in appropriate connection section. (4) Connect mounting cord plug to connector on set panel. Dress mounting cord to avoid interference with telephone set components. (5) Align panel of set with mounting screws furnished with the set. (6) Position mat on panel and secure using plastic frame (P-89C26 or P-89C261) from kit of parts. Note: The frame furnished with the telephone set is not required for this installation 4. MAINTENANCE 4.1 Work done on customer's premises should be limited to replacement of accessible parts which are available through supply channels; refer to ordering guide tables. 4.2 Ringer, handsets, dials, etc. used in these sets should be maintained in accordance with section covering the particular item. 4.3 The exterior of these sets should be clean and not marred or chipped. The vinyl-faced mat may be cleaned with a water-dampened KS-2423 or equivalent cloth. Replace defective mat as follows: (1) Grasp mat retainer frame at top, lift upward and out to release frame from panel of set. (2) Remove handset from hook of set. (3) Pull out handset cord to allow working slack. (4) Remove mat from face of panel. Page 2 SSP S2-77-1-i1_197-3-2.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31,212 22:28:48

ISS 1, SECTION 52-77-1 P-89C261 FOR -1871 OR P-89C26 FOR -1872 KI T OF PARTS MAT RE TAINER FRAME \ TELEPHONE SET MOUNTING BRACKET Fig. 2-D-1 871 or D-1 872 Kit of Ports For Surfoce Mounting (5) Remove grommet from mat as shown in Fig. 3., should retract fully. Any twists in the cord should be removed before making test. (6) Install grommet in new mat by reversing procedure used in removal. (7) Position mat on panel and secure using the mat retainer frame. 4.4 To test the cord reel, pull the handset cord out to its maximum length. With the cord maintained perpendicular to the panel, the cord 4.5 Replace the cord reel if the cord will not retract or if the cord is frayed, kinked, or noisy. Field maintenance of the cord reel or replacement of the cord is not recommended. 4.6 The ringer volume control should operate without restriction when the knob is turned. Replace set if the control mechanism is worn or defective. Page 3 SSP S2-77-1-i1_197-3-3.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell. (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31,212 22:29:7

BSP S2-77-1 i1_197 3 4.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31,212 22:29:33 -- SECTION 52-77-1 P- 44EOI (UPPER HALF) P-44E52 (LOWER HALF) Fig. 3-Removal af Handset Cord Grommet Page 4

INSIDE 71B 41 3-TYPE 35A3A WIRE OR CABU: CONN BLK (BK) N(TWORK CORD REEL (NOTE I) DIAL Tl P(>) (G) GN (G), Q CD RING(-) (NOTE 2 _4 NOTES: (R) (BK) I. ( ) 3A CORD REH LEAD COLORS. ( ) 3B CORD REEL LEAD COLORS. BK II (s) 2, CONNECT A LEAD AS SHO'WN for USE WITH I A I OR I A2 KfY TELEPHONE SYST4S, SH TABLE B for SET WIRING MODifiCATIONS. 3, SET factory-wired for RING PARTY. SEE TABU E for CLASSES OF SERVICE NOT SHOWN. 4. LINE S'WlTCH Off-HOOK SEQUENCE: (I) be CLOSES (3) ob OPENS (2)de CLOS[S (4) fg OPENS L2 NR (W-BL) idt [W] (BK)._-!>--.--- (R) RR V 2 GN (BK] (W) G3K HANDSET G RCVR TRMTR rt::=:= tilii (R) i# [R] (G) 2: :; 'i' Fig. 4-275-Type Telephone Set (Loter Model s)-connections <> (BK I (RG) (W BL) (W) (R) (BL) (O BK) r--l.j_ u-- u u t l:: [ 11-- n L!:j iii :- n z. '; BSP 52-77-1-i1_197-3-5.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31, 212 22:29:53

., a Ul " o- INSIDE WIRE OR CABLE 423A PLUG P-43A394 MTG BLOCK ASSEMBLY D N IDM :(. DIE RINGER LINE SWITCH (BKl (BK) lsi 41 NETWORK 3-TYPE CORD REEL (NOTE I) {S-Rl m n. TBI 35A3A DIAL z ':" i" TIP(+) L2 G L1 (W) STRAP RING(-) _G:::R:.:D -A _ :.:: I-,-- ) -- -'- IY Ic_ :; - ----< [6K) (W) A (NOTE 2) G3K HANDSET NOTES: I. [ ) 3A CORD REEL LEAD COLORS ( ) 38 CORD REEL LEAD COLORS 2. CONNECT A LEAD AS SHOWN FUH USE WITH IAI OR IA2 KEY TELE PHONE SYSTEMS; SEE TABLE C FOR SET WIRING MODIFIC ATIONS 3. SET FACTORY-WIRED FOR BRIDGED SERVICE REFER TO TABLE F FOR CLASSES OF SERVICE NOT SHOWN. 4. LINE SWITCH OFF-HOOK (I ) be CLOSES SEQUENCE: ( 4} ob OPENS ( 2) d CLOSES ( 5) f9 OPENS ( 3 l jk CLOSES 5 J-K CONTACTS AND ATTACHED (BL) AND (O ) LEADS ARE OMITTED FROM (LATER MODEL) SETS. Fig. S-275-Type Telephone Set (Early Models)-Connections BSP S2-77-1-i1_197-3-Q6.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31, 212 22:3:21

ISS 1, SECTION 52-77-1 TABLE A COMPONENT ORDERING GUIDE {COLOR SIGNIFICANT) TABLE B MODIFICATIONS FOR USE WITH 1A1 OR 1A2 KTS FOR {LATER MODEL) SETS TELEPHONE SET LINE FRAME MAT SWITCH HANDSET (MAT) ASSEMBLY WIRE OR LEAD REMOVE FROM CONNECT TO 275A-58 P-21F788 P-84A261* P-85A161 G3K-58 P-89C261t 275B-6 P-21F789 P-84A26* P-85Al6 G3K-6 P-89C26t Incoming Tip 1 3 Line at Ring 2 1 71B Conn GRD-Al 3 2 Block A 4 Ringer R Llt GN* * Furnished with telephone set. t Furnished with kit of parts used for surface mounting. Note: These sets are also equipped with the following common components: Dial, 35A3A Ringer, DlE Reel, Cord, 3A or 3B P-9D232 Cord and Plug Assembly- replaces D4BN -3 mounting cord on early production sets P-44E51 (upper half) and P-44E52 (lower half) grommet- replaces P-14E894 grommet assembly Line Switch Assembly Strap BR Ct Llt w Ft ct s Llt t y t Ft BK t Lit *Terminal on P-43A394 mounting block assembly. t Terminal on 41D network. t Insulated and stored. The 3A cord reel shall be used in all locations whe1 e the telephone set is subject to temperatures below 4 degrees F. When the telephone set is not subjected to temperatures below 4 de- grees F, the 3B cm d reel shall be used. TABLE D POLARITY GUARD CONNECTIONS {P-9D6 GUARD ASSEMBLY) WIRE OR LEAD COLOR REMOVE FROM CONNECT TO TABLE C MODIFICIATIONS FOR USE WITH 1A1 OR 1A2 KTS FOR {EARLY MODEL) SETS Line Switch S of Assembly BR C of Net. Polarity (Note) ------- guard --- T of Dial BK RR of Net. Polarity guard - - ---- WIRE OR LEAD REMOVE FROM CONNECT TO Polarity G RR of Net. Guard w C of Net. y R* Y* Line BR Ct BK* Switch G GN* R* Assembly w F t Ct --- ------'--- ---1--- --- - MlW Cord or Equiv. GN* To Ft Note: When set is connected for lal or 1A2 KTS per Tables B and C, move (W) line switch lead from C of network to S of polarity guard. Terminal on P-43A394 mounting block assembly. t Terminal on 41D network. Page 7 SSP S2-77-1-i1_197-3-7.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31,212 22:3:41

., a Ul. WIRE OR LEAD TABLE E LINE AND RINGER CONNECTIONS FOR (LATER MODEL) SETS TIP PARTY WITH!DENT GRD INDIVIDUAL OR RING TIP NORMAL RINGER REVERSAL BRIDGED PARTY PARTY CONNECTIONS (NOTE 2) (NOTE I) 1 OHMS 265 OHMS 1 OHMS 265 OHMS m!l 5 z Ill s Tip 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 Incoming Line at 71B Conn Ring 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 Block GRD-A1 3 (Note 1) 3 3 3 4 4 4 R L1 L1 L1 K B B L1 Ringer Leads (Note 3) BK Yt Yt Yt Yt Yt Yt Yt s K K K B K L1 B S-R A A A B L1 K B s L1 L1 L1 A A A A Line Switch w F F c c c c c 1-- c c F F F F F BR Strap Connections y Yt to* Yt to* Yt to * Yt to* Yt to B Yt to B Yt to K BK BKt to * BKt to * BKt to * BKt to * BKt to L1 BKt to L1 BKt to L1 * Insulated and stored t Terminal on P-43A394 mounting block Notes: 1. For individual or bridged service, terminate (Y) and (G) cord leads on terminal 1 of 71B connecting block. 2. Use normal connections for tip party identification. If bell taps on station connected to long line f!quipment, reverse ringer leads as shown in this column to retain tip party identification. 3. To silence ringer permanently when connected for: Individual, ring party and tip party without identifying ground- remove (S-R) strap from A of network and connect toll of network. 111 or 26511 GRD- remove ( S) line switch lead from A of network and insulate and store. BSP 52-77-1-i1_197-3-8.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31,212 22:31:8

TABLE F LINE AND RINGER CONNECTIONS FOR (EARLY MODEL) SETS TIP PARTY WITH!DENT GRD WIRE OR LEAD INDIVIDUAL OR BRIDGED RING TIP NORMAL RINGER REVERSAL PARTY PARTY CONNECTIONS (NOTE I) 1 OHMS 265 OHMS 1 OHMS 265 OHMS Incoming Line at 718 Conn Block Tip Ring GRD-A1 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 R -- - Rt Rt GNt L1 B 2 Yt Ringer Leads (Note 2) -- BK 1 1 - --- s - - ---- - S-R --- --- K - - -- - K --- 2 2 1 Yt L1 1 1 K B K Yt L1 2 2 2 L1 2 Line Switch s -----r---- w --- -- BR. F c. F c. A A A A F c c c c c F F F F Strap Connections BK r---- --- ---- S-R ----- - -- w GNt to 1 1--- ---- A to 2 L1 to L1 1 to Yt ---- A to 2 Ll to K 1 to Yi" 1 to B 1 to K A to 2 B to 2 Yt to 2 B to2 2 to B Ll to K Ll to K Ll to B L1 to K L1 to B * Insulated and stored t Terminal on P-43A394 mounting block Notes: 1. Use normal connections for tip party identification. If bell taps on station connected to long line equipment, reverse ringer leads as shown in this column to retain tip party identifi<:ation. 2. To silence ringer permanently when connected for: Individual, ring party and tip party without identifying ground- remove (S-R) strap from A of network and connect to 2 of TBl. looou or 265!! GRD- remove IS) line switch lead from A of network and insulate and store. -- m n z ':".!:: 8 BSP S2-77-1-i1_197-3-9.jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell, {Cowboy Frank) Castle Rock, Colorado Jan 31, 212 22:31:28