Automatic Telephones
The caseworks of this instrument is made of moulded black Bakelite which is
easy to keep clean and does not become shabby through long usage. The micro-telephones are
fitted with detachable receivers and "inset" transmitters. The ringers (1000
ohms) are fitted inside and apertures are arranged to permit clear audibility of ring.
This wall instrument follows the design of the table set immediately above.
The case is hinged at the bottom to a metal back upon which are mounted the induction
coil, ringer, switch, condenser and terminals. The whole interior is exposed by undoing
one screw only, and the apparatus can be removed as a unit without taking the instrument
from the wall.
Dimensions 8.5 x 9.25 x 4.25 inches
Weight 6.25 lb.
Taken from the Ericsson Telephone Catalogue, edition No. 26, Supplement 1935
Diagram N19927 is dated 1935.
Diagram N19927/4 was found inside a telephone N1070T.
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Handset Connections
- White of Handset cord to terminal 2.
- Red of Handset cord to terminal 4.
- Green of Handset cord to terminal 6.
Converting to UK Plug and Socket system
- Remove existing line cord.
- Remove the metal link between terminals
5 and 7.
- Connect a 3.3K resistor between
terminals 5 and 7.
- Connect white of the new line cord to
terminal 3.
- Connect red of the new line cord to
terminal 1.
- Because of the way this telephone is
wired the green and blue wires of the line cord are not used and should be
insulated with plastic tape.
- Rectifier element to be fitted between
terminals 4 and 6.

N1070T

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