AT&T Bell System Practices 881A102 User manual

BELLSYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION503-200-108
AT&TCo Standard Issue 2, March 1976
TELEPHONE SETS
881A102, 881B102, 881A103, 881B103, 881A104, AND 881B104
1. GENERAL
1.01 This section provides identification,installation,
and connection information for the 881A102
(MD),881B102,(Antique Gold**,Fig. 1); 881A103
(MD),881B103,(Mediterranean**,Fig. 2), and
881A104 (MD),881B104 (Early American**,Fig.
3)DESIGN LINE* telephone (Cradle Phone)sets.
*Trademark AT&TCo.
**Trademark American Telecommunication Corporation
1.02 This section is reissued to:
• Add information on the 881B102,881B103,
and 881B104 (modular) telephone sets (Table
A)
• Show 881A102,881A103,and 881A104
telephone sets (MD).
Warning: TeIephone apparatusorwiring Fig. 1--$881B102 DESIGN LINETelephone Set_l
shall not be installed in alocation where
minimum separation from other wiring as
specified in Section 460-300-149 cannot be are equipped withaplug-ended H4DU handset cord
maintained, instead of anH4EB cord._
1.03The customer'spremisesmust beproperly
wired with an appropriate connecting block Ordering Guide (Refer to Table A)
or jack in order to accept the D4BU-29 plug-ended
mounting cord or the 225Aadapter shipped with 2.02 Basic Telephone SetOrderinglnformation:
each set.
Example: Set,Telephone,881B102t is an
2. IDENTIFICATION antique gold cradle phone equipped with a
rotary dial.
2.01 SThe 881A102, B102,881A103,B103,881A104,
and B104_, (Rotary Dial) equipped telephone YRefer to Table A for available codes and
sets are new DESIGN LINE telephone sets being ordering information.
made available to the customer. The customer
buys the housing and handset from the telephone 2.03 These telephone sets are intended to be
company and the telephone company retains used as single line or two-party desk sets
ownership of the transmission and signaling and are not recommended for use on four- and
components. (Fig. 4 and 5). SThe B code sets eight-party service.
NOTICE
Not for use or disclosure outside the
Bell System except under written agreement
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Fig. 2--881A103 DESIGN LINETelephone Set i,:,_:i:i'_:_
Fig. 4--Customer-Owned Components
3. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS
3.01 These telephone sets are furnished from
the factory fully assembled and wired for
bridged ringing. To connect the telephone set,
plug the mounting cord into a 625A connecting
block or if the existing jack is a 548A or equivalent,
use the 225A adapter furnished with each set.
3.02 The internal connections for the 881A102,
881B102, 881A103, 881B103, 881A104, and
881B104 telephone sets, for nonkey system use, are
shown in Fig. 9.
3.03 Connections for 1A KTS do not require any
telephone set modifications and are wired
same as Fig. 9.
Fig. 3--881A104 DESIGN LINETelephone Set 3.04 Connections for use with 1A1 or 1A2 KTS
are shown in Fig. 10. Table C includes
necessary wiring modifications required for 1A1 or
1A2 KTS use.
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NOTE:
LINE ALL
SWITCHNOT SHOWNARE
CUSTOMER-OWNED
TRANSMITTER
CONNECTORS
T!
4228-TYPE TRANSMITTER
NETWORK UNIT
LB-TYPE
RECEIVER
ASSEMBLY UNIT
ASSEMBLY
PIA RINGER
ANDRESONATOR
H4DUHANDSET CARD
CORD(B CODE HOLDER
SETS ONLY) ASSEMBLYT_ 6U-120 OR
6UA-t20
DIAL
D4BU-29
MOUNTING
CORD
Fig. 5_l)Telephone Company-Owned ComponentMI
3.05 To gain access to the interior of these sets 4. REMOVAL OF TELEPHONE COMPANY-OWNED
for wiring changes, refer to appropriate COMPONENTS
paragraph in Part 4.
3.06 Line and Ringer Connections: 4.01 When it is desired to discontinue telephone
service of these DESIGN LINE telephone
sets, proceed as follows:
(1) For single line and two-party service, refer
to Table B.
Note:Remove the telephone company-owned
components that can be easily removed. Refer
(2) For adjustments and ringer cutoff feature to Fig. 5 for identification of company-owned
of the PIA ringer, refer to Section 501-259-101. components.
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I_TABLE A 4
AVAILABLE CODESAND ORDERING GUIDE ,,
TEL SET TEL SET TRMTR RCVR MTG HANDSET
DIAL DESCRIPTION
BASE UNIT UNIT CORD CORD
CODE
Rotary Dial
881B102 H4DU-58 Antique Gold
Cradle Phone
Rotary Dial
881B103 840404941 H4DU-03 Mediterranean
Cradle Phone
Rotary Dial
881 B104 H4DU-03 Early American
6U-120 Cradle Phone
"or T1 LB1 D4BU-29 Rotary Dial
881A102" 6UA-120 H4EB-58 Antique Gold
Cradle Phone
Rotary Dial
881 A103" 880A H4EB-03 Mediterranean
Cradle Phone
Rotary Dial
881 A104" H4EB-03 Early American
Cradle Phone
*MD
(1) Remove four bottom cover mounting screws SOTTOMCOVEn
from bottom of telephone set and remove MOUNTINGSCREWS
bottom cover (Fig. 6).
(2) Remove four telephone set base mounting
screws and withdraw the base (Fig. 7).
(3) Remove three dial mounting screws and
remove the rotary dial (Fig. 8).
(4) Unscrew transmitter and receiver caps and
remove T1 transmitter and LB1 receiver
units.
(5) Replace bottom cover (Fig. 6).
4.02 Follow local procedures for returning telephone
company-owned components.
4.03 When it is desired to return a set to Western
Electric for repair, it should be packed using
the D-180600 Kit of Parts which contains packing Fig. 6--881A102, 881A103, or 881A104 Telephone
materials and instructions. Set, Bottom View
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TELEPHONE SET BASE
MOUNTINGSCREWS
Fig. 8mRemoving Dial
Fig. 7mRemoving Telephone Set Base
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TABLE B
LINE AND RINGER CONNECTIONS t
INDIVID. TIP PARTY
RING
WIRE OR LEAD COLOR OR PARTY NO IDENT IDENTIFYING GROUND
BRIDGED GROUND 1000_'22650_'2
InsideWire atRRRRR R
JackG G G G G G
Y Y Y Y Y Y
BK B B B B B
623P4 Line Jack R A A L1 F F
Assy G L1 L1 A L2 L2
Y G G G G G
BK L2 L2 L2 * *
Ringer R K K K K K
S-R * * * * L1
S * * * L1 *
BK L1 G G G G
Line Switch Y A A A L2 L2
W F F F B B
• Insulatedand stored.
t For accesstosetwiringfollow applicablestepsinPart4.
TABLE C
MODIFICATIONSFOR 1A1 OR 1A2 KTS*
NETWORK TERMINAL
LEAD COLOR REMOVE CONNE(_T
FROM TO
SA L2
Y A L2
Line BR C G
Switch G L1 A
W F C
623P4 Line G L1 F
JackAssy
RingerBK L1F
* Foraccess to telephone set wiring follow applicable
steps in Part 4.
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