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I haven't been able to locate BSPs for WE KTUs 15D, 6C and 17B (1A1 key system vintage). Any help what they were used for would be appreciated.
Also, I'm looking for a latching relay that I can have operated by a converted pick up key on a 6 button keyset, using the A-Lead voltage. Any suggestions where to find are most appreciated!
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I often used a 237B KTU for this purpose. Even though it was intended to be used for tying CO lines together (conferencing), it offered the latching relay needed so that a non-locking key would control it. Not to mention, it had lots of relay contacts so that it could be used for just about anything.
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Thanks, great idea! I'm setting up a search eBay to let me know when one is available! Jim
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I should be able to put together the BSPs for those KTUs.
The 15D was a ring up relay. As i recall, It sensed incoming ring from the CO and applied locally provided lamp battery to lamps and locally provided generator to audible units.
The 6B/C was a busy lamp unit. It went in series with a telephone line and when the phone went off hook it gave you a closure to light a lamp.
The 17B was a DPDT relay.
I'm pretty sure I have a17B or two. No 15Ds. Maybe a 6C. I have to look.
Sam
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I have a couple of17Bs, a 17A and a NE 6B. If you're interested, let me know.
I've got the BSPs PDFed. Let me know if you want them. PM me with an email address I can send them to.
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Hi Sam,
Earlier I mentioned I was looking for a way to provide A-Lead control for single lines sets that did not have an option to rewire. I've tried a few kinds of relays (from Sandman's company), but usually I get a lot of false signals when the CO is ringing. I am hoping for an easy solution where I can run all the T&R single line sets from one relay, that will give the A-Lead control when one goes off-hook.
You gave me some advise about a 6B/C busy lamp unit. "It went in series with a telephone line and when the phone went off hook it gave you a closure to light a lamp." You mentioned you might have a spare. If you think this relay could control about 6 single line sets (all short distances from the KSU), I would love to try. I haven't had any luck searching for this KTU on eBay, and you mentioned you might have one.
You advise on how to work this would be most appreciated!
Thanks, Jim
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Please read the BSP referenced in my previous message. Look at Fig 11 which is the 18-type KTU. Note that it uses two relays. The Sandman, Melco, and other so-called A-lead adapters have one relay, and fall short of the WE design. If you use an 18D or 18E KTU you will get proper operation.
You need to wire the T & R of the single-line phones AHEAD OF the line card, directly on the CO T & R, so that there is loop current available to knock down the HOLD condition. 400-type cards exclude the line (and therefore any loop current) from the STA T & R when on HOLD, preventing the series relay in the 18D KTU from operating.
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The 18D/E is the proper relay for true lead control (except of course, modifying the sets and using 4 conductor line cords - that's the right way to do it!)
A 6B/C will light the lamp on the key set when the associated Single Line set goes off hook, but it won't break hold (As I recall).
I do NOT have any 18D/E relays (someone else might). I believe I might still have a 6B/C unit for sale.
PM me if you're interested.
Sam
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