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the ringer is configured to be used on a party line with selective ringing. To use it on a regular line, you need to add a .47 uF capacitor and bypass the vacuum tube. The designations on the terminal board do not match those on the schematic. I would probably remove the connections on the underside of the terminal strip, and wire it something like the diagram below: ![[Linked Image from touchtonetommy.com]](https://www.touchtonetommy.com/images/Ringer.jpg)
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Worked like a charm, thank you very much!
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Clarifying wiring of modular clip wiring incase you need the information ![[Linked Image]](https://sundance-communications.com/forum/gallery/58/full/623.png) Also you would substitute the following wiring color if your are not using Green/Red/ Black/Yellow wire: Green = White/Blue tracer Red = Blue/White tracer Black = White/Orange tracer Yellow= Orange/White tracerThe strikeout text refers to wiring that is not needed for this application
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