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CD 66414-01 I5D PBX No 701A or 711A Station Line Circuit

Issue 5D, Drawing Issue 19D. PBX Systems No. 701A or 711A, Station LIne Circuit of individual, 2-party selective or 4-party semi-selective lines with or without restricted service. No. 552A, 552D, 605A, 606B, 607A, 607A or 608A Jack Circuit. Purpose: This circuit is used to establish a connection between a PBX station and a line finder, a connector, an attendant or a tie trunk.

Plus appendices 1D, 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, 6D, 7AC, 8D and 9D. Scan provided by Bruce Potter.

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