Plantronics JS-0136-1 User manual

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GTE

PRACTICES

ENGINEERING-PLANT

SERIES

SECTION

028-735-100

ISSUE

4,

MARCH 1982

JS-0136-1

HEADSET

ADAPTER

ASSEMBLY

1.

GENERAL

1.01

This

section

provides

information

on

the

JS-0136-1

Headset

Adapter

Assembly

manufactured

by

Pacific

Plantronics,

Inc.

The

adapter

assembly

provides

a

means

for

adapting

headsets

to

GTE

Automatic

Electric

(GTE

A

E)

telephones.

The

adapter

assembly

can

be

installed

on

a

standard

telephone

at

the

customer's

location

without

special

tools.

1.

02

This

section

is

reissued

to

add

installation

information

for

the

Type

SOE

telephone

set.

Change

indicators

are

used

to

identify

new

material.

Remove

the

of

this

sec-

tion

from

the

binder

or

microfiche

file

and

replace

it

with

this

issue.

1.03

GTE

AE

practices

are

used

by

GTE

employees

for

operating

and

maintaining

the

equipment

GTE

AE

manufactures

and

sells.

These

practices

may

change

or

may

not

be

suitable

in

a

specific

situ-

ation

and

so

are

recommended

as

suggested

guide-

lines

only.

GTE

AE

hereby

disclaims

any

respon-

sibility

and/or

liability

for

any

consequential

or

inconsequential

damages

that

may

result

from

the

use

of

such

practices

unless

such

practices

are

utilized

in

conjunction

with

the

operation

and

main-

tenance

of

original

equipment

manufactured

or

sup-

plied

by

GTE

AE

and

covered

by

its

standard

war-

ranty.

GTE

AE

acknowledges

that

the

customer's

special

requirements

policy/practices

may

take

pre-

cedence

over

those

supplied

by

GTE

AE

if

conflicts

develop

during

installation

and

ongoing

operation.

1.04

This

document

is

provided

with

the

under-

standing

that

it

shall

not

be

copied

or

reproduced

in

whole

or

in

part

or

disclosed

to

others

without

the

prior

written

permission

of

GTE

Automatic

Electric

Incorporated.

2.

DESCRIPTION

2.

01

The

adapter

assembly

consists

of

a

transfer

key,

amplifier,

and

a

jack

for

connection

to

a

headset

as

shown

in

Figure

1.

The

adapter

as-

sembly

also

includes

socket

setscrews,

brackets,

and

an

alien

wrench

for

installation.

2.

02

The

adapter

assembly

features

a

transfer

key

for

switching

from

handset

to

headset

operation

and

vice

versa

without

breaking

the

connection.

The

transfer

key

can

also

be

momentarily

de-

pressed

to

break

the

connection

(

recal

I

operation).

2_.03

The

adapter

assembly

is

5-1/4

inches

long,

2

inches

wide,

and

2

inches

deep.

3.

INSTALLATION

3.01

The

adapter

assembly

can

be

used

with

the

telephones

listed

in

Tables

1

and

2.

The

type

of

Touch

Calling

Unit

(TCU)

used

with

TCU-equipped

telephones

can

be

identified

as

fol

lows:

1

of

6

(a)

The

Type

12C

Inductor-Capacitor

Touch

Call-

ing

Unit

(LCTCU)

has

doeskin

gray

push-

buttons

and

a

doeskin

gray

subfaceplate.

(b)

The

Type

12C

ICTCU

had

doeskin

gray

push-

buttons

and

a

dark

gray

subfaceplate.

(c)

The

Type

12D

TCU

has

doeskin

gray

push-

buttons,

a

doesking

gray

subfaceplate,

and

a

raised

dot

in

the

center

of

the

pushbutton.

3.02

The

adapter

assembly

is

mounted

on

the

right-hand

side

of

the

telephone

baseplate

with

the

plug

jacks

located

either

at

the

front

or

at

the

rear

of

the

telephone.

If

the

jacks

are

to

be

loca-

ted

at

the

front

of

the

telephone,

proceed

to

para-

graph

3.04

3.03

If

the

customer

prefers

having

the

jacks

loca-

ted

at

the

rear

of

the

telephone,

move

the

flat

cable

so

that

it

extends

from

the

opposite

side

of

the

adapter

assembly.

Fasten

the

bracket

that

holds

the

cable

in

place

to

the

bottom

of

the

adapter

assembly

with

two

screws.

Remove

the

screw

closest

to

the

cable

and

loosen

the

other

screw

one

full

turn.

Turn

the

bracket

out

of

the

way

and

change

the

cable's

position.

Return

the

bracket

to

its

original

position

and

replace

the

screw

that

was

removed.

Align

the

bottom

and

tighten

both

screws.

The

adapter

assembly

may

now

be

installed

with

jacks

located

at

the

rear

of

the

telephone.

3.

04

To

install

the

adapter

assembly

on

the

tele-

phone

(

Figure

2)

with

the

plug

jacks

located

either

at

the

front

or

at

the

rear

of

the

telephone,

per-

form

the

following

procedure:

(a)

Remove

the

telephone

housing

from

the

tele-

phone

baseplate.

(b)

Select

the

two

brackets

that

fit

the

telephone

baseplate

and

attach

them

to

the

baseplate.

NOTE:

Four

brackets

are

included

in

the

install-

ation

assembly

because

two

kinds

of

baseplates

will

be

encountered.

(c)

Hold

the

adapter

assembly

beside

the

base-

plate

to

determine

where

the

brackets

should

be

located.

The

front

edge

of

the

adapter

as-

sembly

should

be

located

approximately

one-

fourth

inch

back

from

the

front

edge

of

the

telephone.

(d)

Fasten

the

brackets

securely

to

the

baseplate

with

the

socket

setscrews

and

the

alien

wrench

that

are

included

with

the

adapter

assembly.

(e)

Make

certain

that

the

flat

cable

comes

up

be-

tween

the

side

of

the

adapter

assembly

and

the

baseplate,

and

adjust

the

length

of

the

cable

to

suit

the

installation

requirements.

(f)

Fasten

the

adapter

assembly

to

the

brackets

with

the

two

slotted

screws.

(g)

If

the

telephone

is

equipped

with

a

rotary

dial

or

a

Type

12C

LCTCU,

make

all

internal

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connections

to

the

telephone

in

accor-

dance

with

Table

1.

If

the

telephone

is

equipped

with

a

Type

12C

ICTCU

or

a

Type

12D

TCU,

make

all

internal

wiring

connections

to

the

telephone

in

accordance

with

Table

2.

Where

wire-to-wire

connections

are

indicated,

use

snap-on

insulated

splices.

CAUTION:

Safe

grounding

and

handling

proce-

dures

must

be

adhered

to

when

handling

the

ICTCU's.

The

tone

generator

is

susceptible

to

damage

by

electrostatic

discharge

and

is

subject

to

voltage

overstressing.

Power

must

not

be

applied

while

handling

the

ICTCU's.

Never

touch

the

frequency

spring

electrical

2

connections;

damaged.

they

can

be

mechanically

(h)

If

the

telephone

is

equipped

with

a

Type

12C

LCTCU,

the

adapter

assembly

must

be

wired

as

shown

in

Figure

3.

If

the

telephone

is

equipped

with

a

Type

12C

ICTCU

or

a

Type

12D

TCU,

the

adapter

assembly

must

be

wired

as

shown

in

Figure

4.

(i)

When

all

connections

are

completed,

replace

the

telephone

housing.

Make

certain

that

the

cable

is

not

stretched

or

damaged

by

the

housing.

(j)

The

adapter

assembly

is

ready

to

be

used.

Plug

the

headset

into

the

jacks

and

turn

the

transfer

key

to

ON.

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WIRES

FROM

NB

80

ADAPTER

ROTARY

DIAL

ASSEMBLY

(~OTE

1)

Brown

TN

3

Red

TN

10

Orange

Remove

yellow

handset

wire

from

TN

4

or

TN

13

and

green

hookswitch

wire

from

TN

13

and

splice.

Yellow

TN

4

Green

Remove

red

handset

wire

from

TN

5

and

splice.

Blue

TN

5

Violet

TN

11

Slate

TN

2

or

3

w

White

TN

8

Black

TN

2

or

3

White-Brown

White-Green

While-Blue

TABLE

1.

WIRING

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

TELEPHONES

EQUIPPED

WITH

A

ROTARY

DIAL

OR

A

TYPE

12C

LCTCU.

TYPE

OF

TELEPHONE

NB

80

NC

80

NC

80

80E

TCU

102A 102A 103A

TYPE

12C

ROTARY

DIAL

TYPE

12C

ROTARY

DIAL

(NOTES

2

ROTARY

DIAL

TYPE

12C

ROTARY

DIAL

LCTCU LCTCU

(NOTES

2

AND

3)

LCTCU

AND

3)

(NOTE

4)

Spacer

B

TN

3

TS

A 5

15

TN

2

TN

11

TN

2

TN

10

TN

10

TS

D

10

(tip)

10

(tip)

TB

6

TB

46

TN

2

Remove

yellow

Remove

yellow

Remove

yellow

Splice

to

black

Splice

to

black

TB

44

TB

44

TB

9.

handset

wire

handset

wire

handset

wire

handset

wire.

handset

wire.

from

TN

4

or

from

TN

4

or

from

TN

4

or

TN

13

and

green

TN

13

and

green

TN

13

and

green

hookswitch

wire

hookswitch

wire

hookswitch

wire

from

TN

13

and

from

TN

13

and

from

TN

13

and

splice. splice. splice.

TN

4

TN

4

TN

4

23

TN

13

TB

29

TN

4

Remove

red

Remove

red

Remove

red

Splice

to

green

Splice

to

green

TB

41

TB

41

TB

42

handset

wire

handset

wire

handset

wire

handset

wire.

handset

wire.

from

TN

5

and

from

TN

5

and

from

TN

5

and

splice. splice.

splice.

TN

5

TN

5

TN

5

23

2

TN

5

TN

5

TN

5

TS

M

TN

11

TN

15

11

7

TN

2

TB

39

TB

46

TS

L

TN

2

or

23

TS

C 8

(A

1) 8

(A

1)

TB

47

TB

47

TB

48

TN

8

TN

8

TN

8 3

(A)

3

(A)

TB

49

TB

49

TB

50

Spacer

A

TN

2

or

23

TS

B 4

12

TN

2

TN

2

TN

23

3

6

8

15

TB

41

TB

41

TB42

Note

5)

(Note

5)

(Note

5)

(Note

5)

12

TB

37

TB

37

TB

9

(Note

6)

(Note

6)

(Note

6)

(Note

6)

TN

23

TN

23

(Note

7)

(Note

7)

TB

37

TB

37

(Note

8)

(Note

8)

103A

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

TN

11

TB

39

TB

9

TB

29

TB

42

TN

5

TB

46

TB

47

TB

49

TN

23

TB

42

(Note

5)

TB

9

(Note

6)

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TABLE

1.

WIRING

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

TELEPHONES

EQUIPPED

WITH

A

ROTARY

DIAL

OR

A

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

(CONTINUED).

WIRES

FROM

186

ADAPTER

ROTARY

DIAL

ROTARY

DIAL

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

ASSEMBLY

WIT~

HOLD

WITHOUT

HOLD

WITH

HOLD

(NOTE

1)

Brown

TN

23

TN

23

TB

6

Red

TB

R

TB

N

TB

R

Orange

Remove

yellow

Remove

yellow

Remove

yellow

handset

wire

handset

wire

handset

wire

from

TN

4

and

from

TN

4

and

from

TN

7

and

green

hook-

green

hook-

green

hook-

switch

wire

switch

wire

switch

wire

from

TN

13

from

TN

13

from

TN

13

and

splice.

and

splice.

and

splice.

Yellow

TN

4

TN

4

TB

7

Green

Remove

red

Remove

red

Remove

red

handset

wire

handset

wire

handset

wire

from

TN

5

and

from

TN

5

and

from

TN

5

and

splice. splice.

splice.

Blue

TN

5

TN

5

TB

5

Violet

TN

11

TN

11

TN

6

Slate

TB

18

TB

1B

TB

1B

White

TB

N

TB

M

TB

N

Black

TN

23

TN

23

TB

8

LEGEND:

DSS

Console

=

Direct

Station

Selection

Attendant

Position

Console

TB

=

Terminal

Board

Terminal

NOTES:

TN

=

Transmission

Network

Terminal

TS

=

Terminal

Strip

TYPE

OF

TELEPHONE

186 187 187

860A

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

ROTARY

DIAL

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

ROTARY

DIAL

WITHOUT

HOLD

TB

6

TN

23

TS

8

TN

3

TB

N

TN

11

rN

11

TN

11

Remove

yellow

Remove

yellow

I,emove

yellow

Remove

yellow

handset

wire

handset

wire

1

1andset

wire

handset

wire

from

TN

7

and

from

TN

13

and

:,·om

TS

10

and

green

hook-

green

hook-

t1lue

hook-

hookswitch

switch

wire

switch

wire

,witch

wire

from

TN

13

from

TN

13

from

TN

4.

TN

4

and

splice.

and

splice. splice.

TB

7

TN

13

'S

10

TN

4

Remove

red

Remove

red

-lemove

red

Remove

red

handset

wire

handset

wire

tiandset

wire

handset

wire

from

TN

5

and

from

TN

5

and

•,·om

TS

9

from

TN

5

splice. splice.

and

splice.

and

splice.

-

TB

5

TN

5 :S9

TN

5

TN

6

TS

13

JS

13

TN

10

TB

18

TS

2 S 2

TN

20

TB

M

TS

1 S 1

TN

7

TB

8

TN

23

'S

11

TN

3

1.

The

white-brown

and

white-red

leads

are

taped

and

stored

with

the

exception

of

the

Type

BOE

rotary

dial

telephone.

860B

ROTARY

DIAL

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

TN

2

TB

p

TB

E

TB

E

Remove

yellow

Remove

yellow

handset

wire

handset

wire

from

TN

G

and

TN

G

and

green

hook·

hookswitch

wire

switch

wire

from

TN

4

and

from

TN

13

splice.

and

splice.

TN

13

TN

G

Remove

red

Remove

red

handset

wire

handset

wire

from

TN

N

from

TN

N

and

splice.

and

splice.

TN

5

TN

5

TN

11

TB

D

TB

J

TB

J

TB

K

TB

K

TN

2

TN

2

2.

To

provide

A

and

A1

to

Type

80

(converting

it

to

Type

BOE),

reverse

the

black

and

yellow

wires.

3.

The

right-hand

hookswitch

contact

must

be

per111anently

separated

so

that

the

front

leaf

cannot

close.

The

leaf

should

be

pulled

toward

the

front

of

the

telephone

until

it

catches

past

the

black

plastic

ridge

on

the

cradle

lever

underside.

4.

If

the

Type

102A

telephone

equipped

with

a

Type

12C

LCTCU

does

not

have

the

modified

(spark-suppressed)

RECALL

switch,

move

the

orange

hookswitch

lead

from

TB

28

to

TB

30,

move

the

white

recall

lead

from

TB

28

to

TB

31,

and

connect

the

HD

680027-A

spark-suppression

network

between

TB

31

and

TB

39.

5.

Red

handset

lead.

6.

Yellow

handset

lead.

7.

Black

handset

lead.

8.

Green

hookswitch

lead.

DSS

CONSOLE

ROTARY

DIAL

TN

2

TB

46

TB

9

TN

4

TB

42

TN

5

TN

2

TB

48

TB

50

TN

23

TB

42

(Note

5)

TB

9

(Note

6)

DSS

CONSOLE

TYPE

12C

LCTCU

TN

11

TB

27

Remove

yellow

handset

wire

from

TB

29

and

splice.

TB

29

Remove

red

handset

wire

from

TN

5

and

splice.

TN

5

TB

46

TB

48

TB

50

TN

23

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2.

WIRING

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

TELEPHONES

EQUIPPED

WITH

A

TYPE

12C

ICTCU

OR

A

TYPE

12D

TCU.

TYPE

OF

TELEPHONE

ND

80

95 860B

182A

102A

186 186

863A

LEAD

COLOR

192A

(NOTE

1)

103A

WITH

HOLD

WITHOUT

HOLD

187

(NOTE

2)

DSS

CONSOLE

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Brown

TN

2

TN

2

TN

2

TN

2

TN

2

TB

10

TN

23

TN

2

(Note

4)

Red

TB

D

TB

46

TB

49

TB

R

TB

R

TN

11

TB

E

TB

46

Orange

SP 2

TB

44

TB

62

TB

5

TB

5

TB

12

TN

F

TB

27

Yellow

TB

B

TB

29

TB

29

TB

8

TB

8

TB

11

TN

G

TB

29

Green

SP

1

TB

28

TB

63

SP

1

SP

1

TB

9

TN

N

TB

28

Blue

TB

A

TN

11

TN11

TB

6

TB

6

TB

8

TN

P

TN

11

Violet

TN

10

TB

30

TB

46

TN

6

TN

6

TB

13

TB

D

TB

30

(/1

Slate

(Note

5)

TB

47

TB

28

TB

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TB

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TB

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TB

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TB

48

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(Note

5)

TB

49

TB

47

TB

N

TB

N

TB

1

TB

K

TB

50

Black

TN

2

TN

23

TN

23

TN

2

TN

2

TN

2

TN

23

TN

23

Headset

Wires

- -

--

-

Red

SP

1

TB

28

TB

63

SP

1

SP

1

TB

9

TN

N

TB

8

Green

TN

23

TN

2

TN

2

TB

7

TB

7

TN

10

TN

2

TN

2

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TB

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TN

23

TN

23

TN

23

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7

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10

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TABLE

2.

WIRING

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

TELEPHONES

EQUIPPED

WITH

A

TYPE

12C

ICTCU

OR

A

TYPE

120

TCU

(CONTINUED).

LEAD

COLOR

Hookswitch

Wires

---- -

Green

Blue

Yellow

Brown

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Wires

Black-White

Brown

Slate

Pink

Green

Blue

White

Red

LEGEND:

DSS

Console

SP

TB

TN

NOTES:

ND

80

95

182A

192A

SP 2

TN

23

TN

5

TB

C

TB

B

TB

A

TN

2

TN

13

TN

1

TB

D

102A

(NOTE

1)

TB

37

TN

23

(Note

4)

TN

5

TB

6

TB

29

TN

11

TN

2

TN

4

TN

1

TB

40

TYPE

OF

TELEPHONE

103A

TB

6

TN

5

TB

6

TB

29

TN

11

TN

2

TN

4

TN

TB

40

186

WITH

HOLD

TN

23

TB

5

TN

5

TB

A

TB

8

TB

6

TN

2

TN

13

TN

1

TN

6

=

Direct

Station

Selection

Attendant

Position

Console

186

WITHOUT

HOLD

TN

23

TB

5

TN

5

TB

A

TB

8

TB

6

TN

2

TN

13

TN

1

TN

6

=

Connection

to

spare

or

unused

terminal

or

splice

to

companion

lead(s)

=

Terminal

Board

Terminal

or

Spare

Terminal

=

Transmission

Network

Terminal

187

TN

23

TB

12

TN

5

TN

L2

TB

11

TB

8

TN

2

TN

13

TN

1

TN

11

8608

863A

(NOTE

2)

TN

F

TN

23

TN

5

TB

8

TN

G

TN

P

TN

2

TN

13

TN

1

TB

D

DSS

CONSOLE

TB

50

TN

5

TB

9

TB

29

TN

11

TN

2

TN

4

TN

TB

42

1.

If

the

Type

102A

telephone

equipped

with

a

type

12C

ICTCU

does

not

have

the

modified

(spark-suppressed)

RECALL

switch,

move

the

orange

hookswitch

lead

from

TB

28

to

TB

30,

move

the

white

recall

lead

from

TB

28

to

TB

31,

and

connect

the

HD-680027-A

spark-suppression

network

between

TB

31

and

TB

29.

2.

Before

making

lead

connections,

remove

the

black

strap

lead

from

TN

23

and

TN

F

and

remove

the

red

strap

lead

from

TN

5

and

TN

N.

3.

Tape

and

store

the

white-brown

and

white-red

leads.

4.

For

the

Type

102A

wall

version

telephone,

all

connections

are

the

same

except

move

leads

from

TN

2

to

TB

41

and

from

TN

23

to

TB

17.

5.

Optional

A

and

A1

switch

contacts.

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