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Common night service. The operator presses button N2 on her console before<br />

going off duty. The lamp lights in that button.<br />

In<strong>com</strong>ing calls are signalled on one or more bells placed at strategic points<br />

in the premises. The call can be answered from any non-restricted extension<br />

by raising the handset and dialling the public exchange prefix. If the call is<br />

not answered, it is cleared in the same way as under individual night service.<br />

Automatic night connection is established if the operator forgets to press<br />

either of the night service buttons.<br />

Serial Calls<br />

If a subscriber wishes to speak to more than one extension, the operator<br />

presses the serial call button. She thereafter puts the call through to the first<br />

extension in the usual way. When the conversation with the first extension has<br />

been <strong>com</strong>pleted, FDR-C recalls the operator, who then connects to the next<br />

extension. When the last conversation has been concluded the operator presses<br />

a restore button and FDR-C is released.<br />

Installation and Maintenance<br />

Relay sets and switches are connected to the rack cabling via multipole<br />

plugs. This means that all switching units can be easily inserted and removed,<br />

which greatly assists testing and maintenance.<br />

When the rack has been placed in its final position, the extension and<br />

exchange line cables and the cable from the power equipment are connected<br />

to easily accessible terminal blocks on the left-hand end of the rack. After<br />

jumpering and strapping for extension categories have been <strong>com</strong>pleted in<br />

accordance with the customer's desires, the relay sets are plugged-in. The<br />

rack has multipole jacks for plugging-in of the operator's console.<br />

The extension telephones are connected to the exchange on three wires, one<br />

of which may be a <strong>com</strong>mon wire.<br />

Technical Data<br />

The operating voltage for AKD 735 is 48 V, but the exchange operates<br />

satisfactorily between 44 V and 56 V.<br />

Line Data<br />

Extension line resistance: max. 1000 ohms including telephone set.<br />

Insulation resistance between the two branches of a line or between one<br />

branch and earth: min. 25,000 ohms.<br />

Line resistance between push-button telephone set and positive terminal:<br />

max. 400 ohms.<br />

The line and insulation resistances of the exchange lines are dependent on<br />

the performance of the public exchange.<br />

Feed<br />

The resistance of the feed coils is 2 x 400 ohms.

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