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Would anyone happen to have the schematic for this phone? The network is 4010.
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Thanks for the reply Arthur. I had found that site previously, but I wasn't sure whether or not I could work with the 2555 schematic they provide.
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All single-line 25xx-series phones use the same schematic and wiring.
The 4010 network is just a cheapened version of the 425-type. They are electrically equivalent, and use the same terminal nomenclature.
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What's the difference between a 2554 and 2555?
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2554 = single line TT wall set
2555 = two-line version of above
With the exception of the extra T & R input leads and the turn key to select the lines, the basic schematic is identical.
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Managed to get a copy of the 2554B schematic. The only major difference is the terminal strip which has different designations between the two models (actually, I think there are many models from what I understand). My terminal strip is labelled 1,2,3,11,10, but the 255 has 12 and E1, E2 etc, and it was confusing me a little.
In any event, I got the phone up and running (or ringing rather, HA! OK, bad joke...) a few hours ago, so all's good.
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Absolute landmine of WECO BSP's here.
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Goldmine, you mean.
A landmine would be a bit more painful, I'm afraid.
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Yes...goldmine.
Some tribute to Princess Diana was playing on the TV in the background, talking about her efforts to ban landmines. Must have slipped into my subconscious.
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