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Rather than let the magic blue smoke out of my intercom, I decided to see how this thing was arranged. So, after a long evening with the multimeter, I've come to the conclusion (confusion?) that this isn't for Melco or Valcom; maybe Teltone, but not their 19 station units. I guess it will go on the shelf of odd eBay things. Anyway, for the curious, here's what I toned out. Where the pin is labeled XConn in the 66 block column, it doesn't appear on the block, but is connected to the other AMP on the pin(s) shown in the XConn column.
AMP #1 66 Blk Color XConn Melco Teltone
26 T1-6 W-BL T T
1 R1-6 BL-W R R
27 LBAT(1) W-O LB LB
2 L1-L3 O-W L L
28 H W-G 28(2) LG H
3 INH G-W 3(2) PC INH
29 G/1 W-BR B0 B1
4 XConn B-W 29(2) R0 R1
30 G/20 W-S B1 B2
5 XConn S-W 4(2) R1 R2
31 Spare R-BL B3 B3
6 XConn BL-R 26(2), 30(2) R3 R3
32 Spare R-O B4 B4
7 XConn O-R 1(2), 5(2) R4 R4
33 G/5 R-G B5 B5
8 XConn G-R 31(2) R5 R5
34 G/6 R-BR B6 B6
9 XConn BR-R 6(2) R6 R6
35 G/7 R-S B7 B7
10 XConn S-R 32(2) R7 R7
36 G/8 BK-Y B8 B8
11 XConn Y-BK 7(2) R8 R8
37 G/9 BK-O B9 B9
12 XConn O-BK 33(2) R9 R9
38 G/0 BK-G B20 B0
13 XConn G-BK 8(2) R20 R0
39 G/21 BK-BR B21 B21
14 21 BR-BK R21 R21
40 G/22 BK-S B22 B22
15 22 S-BK R22 R22
41 G/23 Y-BL B23 B23
16 23 BL-Y R23 R23
42 G/24 Y-O B24 B24
17 24 O-Y R24 R24
43 G/25 Y-G B25 B25
18 25 G-Y R25 R25
44 G/26 Y-BR B26 B26
19 26 BR-Y R26 R26
45 G/27 Y-S B27 B27
20 27 S-Y R27 R27
46 G/28 V-BL B28 B28
21 28 BL-V R28 R28
47 G/29 V-O B29 B29
22 29 O-V R29 R29
48 G/30-49 V-G AUD GND B20, AUD GND
23 20 G-V AUD SUP R20
49 AUD V-BR AGND AUD SUP
24 BBAT BR-V ABAT BBAT
50 AGND V-S BGND AGND, BGND
25 ABAT S-V BBAT AGND
AMP #2 66 Blk Color XConn
26 XConn W-BL 6(1)
1 XConn BL-W 7(1)
27 LBAT(2) W-O
2 L4-6 O-W
28 H W-G 28(1)
3 INH G-W 3(1)
29 XConn W-BR 4(1)
4 XConn BR-W 5(1)
30 XConn W-S 6(1)
5 XConn S-W 7(1)
31 XConn R-BL 8(1)
6 XConn BL-R 9(1)
32 Xconn R-O 10(1)
7 XConn O-R 11(1)
33 Xconn R-G 12(1)
8 XConn G-R 13(1)
34 1 R-BR
9 Spare BR-R
35 Spare R-S
10 Spare S-R
36 5 BK-BL
11 6 BL-BL
37 7 BK-O
12 8 O-BK
38 9 BK-G
13 0 G-BK
39 31 BK-BR
14 32 BR-BK
40 33 BK-S
15 34 S-BK
41 35 Y-BL
16 36 BL-Y
42 37 Y-O
17 38 O-Y
43 39 Y-G
18 30 G-Y
44 41 Y-BR
19 42 BR-Y
45 43 Y-S
20 44 S-Y
46 45 V-BL
21 46 BL-V
47 47 V-O
22 48 O-V
48 49 V-G
23 40 G-V
49 Spare V-BR
24 BBAT BR-V
50 BGND V-S
25 Spare S-V
LGND(1) LG1 - LG3
LGND(2) LG4 - LG6
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That looks like it is for a Teltone M416-22 unit to me.
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