[GreenKeys] TT 23 patch panel

[Roy Morgan]

At 12:04 AM 12/11/2007, Randy or Sherry Guttery wrote:
>Nick England wrote:
>>Great! please let me know when/where you post it - I have an SB-xxxx with 24
>>channels but otherwise very similar to the 1203/1210 I believe.
>>  - it's posted on my server...
>
>http://www.comcents.com/patch%20panel.pdf

Patch Panel Interested folks.

I have a little army-green patch panel that I now learn is basically the 
same as the "1203" panel - without the current set rheostats or 
meter.  It's called the
"63 C 1 Telegraph Switch Board"

  I have a picture of it and a scan of the wiring diagram pasted in the 
cover.  It has four "channels" each with two Looping jacks and one SET 
jack, and four "MISC" jacks.  That's all there is to it, but upon pondering 
how to use it, I decided that it will do about all the switching and 
patching I need in the station I envision for my place.

I figure it would manage the following:
- Four line printer sets, with keyboard or not (Model 15, Model 28, Mite, ...)
- Four terminal units (Dovetron1, Dovetron2, IRS FSK 1000, HAL ST-6000)
- Four peripherals (M-14 T/D 1, M-14 T/D 2, M-14 Typing Reperforator, 
Transmitting FSK Exciter)

And it would pretty much mix and match any of these to any other of these.

Instructions inside the "63 C 1 Telegraph Switch Board":
Notes:
1. Wires not otherwise specified are 24 C2
2. Patching cords shall in all cases be inserted into the (SET) Jk. before 
being inserted in a (LOOPING) Jk. to avoid opening the line CKT.  In 
disconnecting remove cord from (LOOPING) Jk. before removing it from (SET) Jk.

Because of all this discussion, and the kind posting of the info on the 
1203, I have put the 1203 on the wanted list here.

Roy


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