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PXML No. 45
APPROVAL No. S/1207/3/C/021122
User Guide
Sales Brochure
Tudor is a microprocessor controlled key telephone system with a maximum capacity of 5
exchange lines and 20 extensions, It comprises a free standing central control unit with
wall mounted box connection and a range of 4 wire connected Keysystem terminals. Two wire
extension telephones may also be provided in place of 4 wire terminals. Two sealed
batteries are supplied to provide basic system operation during power failures.
Introduced around 1983/1984.
Tudor was installed by BT in the former Midland and Scottish regions. BT has now withdrawn
this product from their portfolio.
Made by GEC Plessey Telecommunications Ltd (GPT).
Marketed by Reliance Systems Ltd as the Keylink.
Marketed by BT Midland Region as the Tudor.
APPROVAL STATUS
Approved for direct connection to the PSTN (loop disconnect signalling only) or by working
as a (List A or D) subsidiary system (loop disconnect or MF signalling) connected to a
(List C) PBX. The system will only support Earth Recall to host PBX.
SOFTWARE: The following software levels are approved for use are:-
Version 3 : Dated 31 January - 1984 (D140846/C or D140847/C (EPROM).
Version 4 : Dated 10 April - 1984 (Serial ringing) (D140846/D PROM & D140847/D EPROM).
Version 4 : Dated 19 April - 1984 (Parallel ringing) (D142390/A PROM & D142391/A
EPROM).
The Issue level is shown on Eprom IC3 on the Processor Card.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Terminal types-
Terminals TEL 30N (Mk I terminals) are only compatible with Subscribers card SP.
Terminals TEL 34N (Mk II terminals) & 62N & 64N (Mk III terminals) are only compatible
with Subscribers card TP.
When replacing a TEL 30N terminal by any other type will also require replacing the subscriber
card by a TP card (and changing the partner terminal as each subscriber card supports 2
extensions).
Where a TEL 30N terminal is deemed unrepairable or (unreplaceable) by GPT it will be
replaced by two TEL 34N terminals and compatible extension line card for the repair price
of a TEL 30N terminal.
Terminals TEL 62N & TEL 64N are electrically compatible with TEL 34N terminals but are GPT badged
and physically different to BT Tudor terminals and should not be used whilst TEL 30N or
TEL 34N terminals are available.
Two wire terminals (TEL 33N) are not covered by this agreement and should be maintenance
replaced by any basic LD signalling telephone (e.g. Statesman).
The BT Tudor Buy-Back scheme ended on 28th Feb 1992. The majority of Tudor systems were
sold to customers and are hence the customer's property.
Maximum loop resistance from CPU to extension telephone is 250ohms.
Dimensions
Height - 310mm.
Width - 574mm.
Depth - 315mm.
Parts List
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