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The practical telephone handbook and guide to the telephonic exchange (1906)

Poole, Joseph · New York, Macmillan Co. · leaf 322

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Fig. 297 fitted for certain junctions lines between two exchanges situatedin opposite directions, which are merely brought into thisexchange for convenient testing and the localising of faults. Order Wires.—Test-jacks are also used with the outgoingorder wires, but these are in addition connected… … Fig. 298 arresters, as shown in Fig. 298, and have four jacks, whichenable them to be tested in various ways. The horizontal side, h s, of the intermediate frame has 15rows or shelves, each of 36 20-line sections, thus providing for,36x20 = 720 lines. The total capacity is 720x15 = 10,800lines. The…

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