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List of card you can use in a 624A pannel.
400-type all D,e,g,h
401-type 414a and 461a 415a 416a 419a 469a 471a/b 407b and 424 494a 417a 418a451b or 498a
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List of card you can use in a 624A pannel.
400-type all D,e,g,h
401-type 414a and 461a 415a 416a 419a 469a 471a/b 407b and 424 494a 417a 418a451b or 498a
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The cards which can be used in a 642A (not 624A) panel (per BSP 518-215-419) are:
417A Add-on conference 418A Short range, DC Signaling, private line 420A Long line 421A Power failure tranfer, direct station selection, audible signal suppression 422B Station busy selector 425-type dial intercom, flashing lamp 428A Multiline exclusion 429A,B Supplementary hold detector 430A flutter generator 440A touch-tone adapter 448A variable delay timer 449A Immediate transfer control 451B Music on hold 452A Power failure ringing circuit 467A low voltage monitor 476 Dial tone, station busy tone and audible ringback tone 478B touch-tone adapter 479-type rotary dial toll restriction 498A music on hold
I have a 620A2 which I'd like to trade for a 642A
The 620A2 accepts:
400B,C,D CO/PBX line 400G CO/PBX line 400H CO/PBX line 401-type manual intercom 413A Auxiliary ringup 414A manual signaling, ringdown, private line 415A Automatic, DC signaling, ringdown, private line 416A Station line 419A Automatic Signaling, Ringdown, private line 461A Automatic signaling, ringdown, private line 467A Low Voltage Monitor 469A Lamp extender 471-type battery reversal toll restriction
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I have a shoebox for you and the power supply will still be warm when it arrives. Fully carded with 400e's. I'll through in a bunch of lamps to make christmas tree lights. Just use the 18v off the power and not the 24v so they last longer.
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