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SECTION  501-211-102 

TABLE  A 

G-SERIES  HANDSETS 

REPlACEABLE  COMPONENTS 

HANDSET 

COLOR• 

SCHEMATIC 

PRINCIPAL  USE 

TMTR 

TMTR 

RCVR 

fiG.  NO. 

HANDLE 

CORD 

UNIT 

CAP 

CAP 

300,  500, 600, 

700 

-03, -50, -51, -53, 

1500,  1600,  1700, 

G6B 

-54, -56, -58, -59, 

2500, 2600,  and 

-60, -61, -62, -64 

2700  series tel 

sets 

G6AR (MD) 

-03, -50, -51, -53, 

G7B 

-56, -58, -59, -60, 

H4CT-t 

T1 

-61, -62, -64 

P-80G7-t 

500,  600, 700, 

P-80A1-t 

P-80A2-t 

1500,  1600,  1700, 

-03, -50, -51, -53, 

2500,2600,and 

G7A.R {MD) 

-54, -56, -58, -69, 

2700  series  tel 

-60, -61, -62, -64 

sets 

GSA  (MD) 

-03, -50, -51, -53. 

-56, -58, -59 

G8B 

-60, -61, -62, -64 

200-, 11100-type 

Gl3M 

H4DG 

coin 

collector/ 

tel om 

-52 

T2 

P-87C762 

lA-, 2A-, lC-

Gl3Bt 

H4DH 

2C-type 

tel 

•(-03)  Black 

(-50)  Ivory 
(--fi1)  Green 

(-52)  Gray 
(-53)  Red 
(-54)  Brown 

(-56)  Yellow 

(-58)  White 
(-59)  Rose  Pink 

(-60)  Light  Beige 
( -61)  Light  Gray 
(-62)  Aqua  Blue 

-64) 

Turquoise 

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Components  are  not replaceable in  the field. 

2.10 

The  GSA  (MD)  handset  consists  of  the 

amplifier  assembly  mounted  on  the  receiver 

board,  a  polarity  guard  and terminal  board  mounted 
on  the  transmitter  cup,  and  a  volume  control 

potentiometer  and push-to-listen  switch  mounted  in 

the  handle. 

2.11 

Internal  connections  are  made  by  a  flexible 

circuit  strip  and  plug-in  connectors.  The 

cord connects to the terminal board in the transmitter 
cavity. 

2.12 

The  GSB  handset  replaces  the  GSA.  The 
transistorized  amplifier  and  polarity  guard 

units  are  mounted  on a printed circuit board  located 
in  the  receiver  end  of  the  handle. 

G13-Type  (Impaired HeBring) 

2.13 

The  G13-type  handset  is  similar  to  the  G6B 
handset  except  that  a  slide  switch  replaces 

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the  potentiometer  assembly  mounted  in  the  handle 
and  an  armored  cord  replaces  the  retractile  cord. 
The  handsets  furnish  normal  unamplified  receiver 
output  until  the  slide  switch  is  moved  to  the  center 
or  extreme  position.  The  center  position  furnishes 
lOdb  and  the  extreme  position  furnishes  20db  of 
gain.  When  the  button  is  released,  a  spring 
returns the button to norntal. 

Coin 

collectors/telephones 

are  not  assembled  and  coded  with  these  handsets. 

The  handsets  must  be  ordered  separately  and 
connected  as required. 

3. 

CONNECTIONS 

3.01 

To  connect  amplifier-type  handsets  to  rotary 
dial  equipped  telephone  sets: 

(1)  Connect  red  and  black  leads  to  the  terminals 

from  which  the  red  and  black  leads  of  the 

replaced handset were  removed. 

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Summary of Contents for G13

Page 1: ...er board and a potentiometer assembly mounted in the handle Internal connections are made by a flexible circuit strip and plug in connectors 2 05 A single stage transistorized amplifier is located on the receiver board and amplifies the received signal A polarity guard circuit mounted on the transmitter board assures proper polarity of the de voltage supplied to the amplifier G7 Type Weak Speech 2...

Page 2: ... connections are made by a flexible circuit strip and plug in connectors The cord connects to the terminal board in the transmitter cavity 2 12 The GSB handset replaces the GSA The transistorized amplifier and polarity guard units are mounted on a printed circuit board located in the receiver end of the handle G13 Type Impaired HeBring 2 13 The G13 type handset is similar to the G6B handset except...

Page 3: ... 25Y3 or 25P4 respectively and connect dial and handset as shown in Table B 3 03 When connecting G6 or G8 type handsets to 1660 series MD telephone sets equipped with 26B MD or 26D MD card dialers install a 26F card dialer and connect dialer and handset as shown in Table B Schematics 3 04 Fig 3 through 9 show schematic diagrams of the amplifier type handsets 4 MAINTENANCE 4 01 M aintenance of G6 G...

Page 4: ...ilable for field use If the original cordrequires replacement modify and install an H4CJ cord as follows 1 Carefully remove outer plastic covering on two white conductors with diagonal pliers Page 4 2 Tone out and identify one white conductor For identifying purposes loose knots may be tied in each end of this conductor designating it green The other white conductor then becomes yellow 3 Loop and ...

Page 5: ...ne BK BK BK RR term on net w w w GN term on net 0 BK 0 BK 0 BK C term on net G W G W C term on net v v IR speakerphone lead 0 0 Tl speakerphone lead S BK RR term on net Connect these leads to spare terminals on network terminal hoard or key terminal as required POTENTIOMETER R3 G IYI SKI TERMINAL BOARD w R G G BK BKI _j PRINTED WIRING BOARD Ll I I CRI I L Fig 3 G6B Handset Schematic C6 BSP 501 211...

Page 6: ...NNECT TO CONNECT TO TB4 TB2 R TR R Term 3 BK BB BK Term 5 y BBX W Term 8 G w Wt Term 7 Connect the Y handset lead to the W termi nal with the W lead going to terminal 2 of TB2 t Connect the G handset lead to the W termi nal with the W lead going to terminal 10 of TB2 TRANSMITTER BOARD RCVR JACK Fig 4 G6AR Hand el Schematic BSP 501 211 102 i03_1970 10 06 jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell Cowboy Frank Ca...

Page 7: ... RCVR A R l I f I I I c J i I Tl f 1 y Ll Rl L2 l l C2 CJ f V 1 cs Cl I Fig S 678 Handset Schematic TRMTR UG PL POTENTIOMETER BOARD R2 POT PLUG I RCVR JACK POTIENTIOWETER RZ ln u RJ RCVR BOARD RCVR X I I B I I 11 5 _ _R _j l ii m Fig 6 G7AR Handset Schematic Page 7 BSP S01 211 102 i03_1970 10 07 jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell Cowboy Frank Castle Rock Colorado Mar02 2012 22 08 46 ...

Page 8: ...OARD POT PLUG IWI IWI RCVR JACK RCVR BOARD fig 7 G8A Handset Schematic TERMINAL BOARD 0 w Ll POTENTIOMETER AND PUSH TO LISTEN SWITCH ASSEMBLY SEE NOTEI PRINTED WIRING BOARD I CRI I L _ J C5 R2 NOTE Tl CONTACTS a b BREAK BEFORE c d MAKE fig 8 G8B Handset Schematic SSP S01 211 102 i03_1970 10 08 jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell Cowboy Frank Castle Rock Colorado Mar 02 2012 22 09 09 RCVR I ti r J ...

Page 9: ... L__ C J Rl Cl C2 CJ E 7 1 I A I I I I I I I l1 I CRI 1 L______j PRINTED WIRING BOARD lc6 Ql R2 lll T1 F cs NOTE COJTACTS b ClOSE FIRST AFTER COMTACT5 c d CLOSE CONTACTS a b OPEN Fig 9 G13A and G13B Handset Schematic BSP S01 211 102 i03_1970 10 09 jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell Cowboy Frank Castle Rock Colorado Mar 02 2012 22 09 28 l f RCVR A Page 9 9 Pages ...

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