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I know what the 107 and 108 speakers were used for, but never did understand what a 760 speaker was used for. Can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks
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The 107 was the "Orator" or "Spokesman" a stand alone speaker for monitoring one side of a line. The 108 was the speaker part of the 4B Speakerphone.
I believe the 760 was the speaker part of the 3B speakerphone (the one that predated the 4B).
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Could the speaker be used for external paging?
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No, it is part of the 3B system, which included the speaker, the transmitter and the control unit. It cannot be used by itself.
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The 107 speaker could be used, after a fashion. I had one wired to a 401 card. It was down in the kids playroom and I used it to call them to dinner. It worked fine for that.
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Would that require intercom?
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The 401 card IS an Intercom (Manual). It is a card the same size as a 400 card. It plugs into a slot in the KSU. It does NOT connect to a CO line. You connect it to stations and then they can talk to each other. The card provides a talkpath. If you connect the 107 to it then you can "page" through the 107.
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Thanks for the info. So you are saying that the 760 speaker was the speaker for the 3A speakerphone system? What did the other components look like? What is the 106 speaker used for?
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Thanks, Ed, I had forgotten about that resource. Now one further question about the 3A: the transmitter looks familiar, but the speaker seems varied from some of the other systems I have seen. Did the 3A always use the 760 or different models? Are there different models (such as 760A or 760B) of the 760? What did the transmitter and speaker hook into?
Bill
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