
10+49
line
private
automatic branch exchange
STANDARD FEATURES
Maximum capacity
10 public exchange lines: 49 extension lines.
Connect circuits
Provision for 7 simultaneous inter-extension calls in
addition to a maximum of 10 public exchange calls.
Numbering scheme
21 to 69 for extensions: 7 for tie-line access; 8 for
night service; 9 for public exchange access; 0 for operator/switchboard access.
Public exchange service
Outgoing: direct access from extensions, or through
operator's switchboard. Individual
extensions can be prevented from dialling public-exchange calls.
Incoming: through operator's switchboard.
Enquiry and transfer
Telephones with a pushbutton can be supplied* to all or
selected extensions to enable a public-exchange call to be held while the user
calls another extension with an enquiry. When
the enquiry is complete, the original extension returns to the public-exchange
call, or can transfer it to another extension or to the operator.
Night service
Incoming public-exchange calls can be answered from any
extension by dialling '8'; alternatively, the feature can be restricted to one
extension only*. Calls can then be
transferred to other extensions by the enquiry and transfer method.
Trunk offer
The operator can offer a public-exchange call to an
extension already engaged.
OPTIONAL
FEATURES
Tie lines*
Normally, up to 4 on one route only.
Conference*
Designated extensions can be connected together via a
special circuit.
Fire alarm*
Various procedures are available to suit individual
requirements and local fire regulations.
Staff location*
Staff absent from their offices may be called by
dialling a special locating number and a personal code, to operate lamps or
bells.
Secretary service*
A secretarial switching telephone enables secretaries
to filter calls to an executive.
Manual extensions*
Up to 4 telephones without dials may be wired direct to
the operator's switchboard for special priority services.
Route restriction*
Individual extensions may be permitted to dial local
but not long-distance calls.
Mains fail protection*
Public exchange lines can be automatically connected to
designated extensions in the event of an AC mains supply failure.
GENERAL
Mode of operation
Fully automatic operation using 2-motion selectors,
uniselectors and relays. All
conversations secret from each other.
Tones and ringing
All-electronic tone generator provides dial tone, ring
tone and current, busy tone, number unobtainable tone and operator-intrusion
tone.
Signalling
Required dial-pulse characteristics: 7 to 14 i.p.s.,
2:1 break to make ratio.
Alarms
Lamp indication at switchboard.
Urgent: release alarm, ring fail and blown fuse.
Deferred: failure to replace receiver (PG condition).
Power unit*
AC power unit: input, 100 to 120V or 200 to 250V 50 to
60 Hz single phase; output 50V d.c. 10A.
or
Battery: 50V 32 AH; with float charger, input as for AC
power unit, output 50V d.c. 3A.
Line-loop resistance
Not to exceed 900 ohms.
Construction
Switching equipment: Plug-in and wired-in units on a
steel framework in a floor-mounting steel cabinet (painted grey) with lift-off
dust-proof panels front and rear.
Switchboard: dual-grey desk-mounting console.
Dimensions and weight
|
|
Height |
Width |
Depth |
Weight |
|
Switching equipment PB2449 |
237cm (93in) |
109 cm (43 in) |
46 cm (18 in) |
566 kg (1250 lb) |
|
Switchboard |
13cm (5in) |
38 cm (15 in) |
31cm (12 in) |
9 kg (19 lb) |
|
A C mains unit SU3204 |
122cm (48 in) |
48 cm (19 in) |
38cm(15 in) |
108 kg (238 lb) |
|
Float charger SU4202 |
53cm (21in) |
41cm (16in) |
25 cm (10in) |
35 kg (76 lb) |
*To be specified when ordering
1968
GEC-AEI TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED
Last revised: 18 November, 2000