• 
f\ 
3.07 
Insert 
the  plug  end  of the  D5AL  or  D5AN 
mounting cord (Fig. 
7) 
into  the jack located 
on 
the 
underside 
of 
the 
base 
assembly. 
Make 
sure 
that 
the 
spring 
clip 
of 
the 
plug 
snaps 
into 
place 
to 
secure 
the 
plug. 
Lay  the  cord 
in 
the 
cord  channel  and  slide  the cord  retainer  over  the 
cord . 
Fig. 
7-DSAL 
Mounting 
Cord 
3.08  Connect  the  1220A  hand  telephone 
set 
to  a 
telephone 
base 
by 
plugging 
an 
H5AB  or 
H5AA  (tip 
party 
identifying  ground)  cord 
in 
the 
jacks on  each component. 
3.09 
If 
tip 
party 
identification 
is 
required, 
an 
H5AA 
cord 
must 
be 
u
se
d.  Check 
under 
P-82E800  cover  to see 
that 
screw used in  tip 
party 
identification 
sw
itch is tightened down.  The absence 
of a screw or screw hole 
in 
the identification switch 
position 
indicates 
that 
the 
connection 
has 
been 
made 
in 
the network 
at 
the factory. 
3.1 O 
If 
message waiting lamp 
feature 
is  required, 
an  H5AD  cord 
must 
be  used  (Fig. 
8)
.  The 
lamp equipped  end 
of 
the cord plugs into the hand 
telephone set. 
~ 
When 
using 
these 
push-in-lock 
type 
~ 
plugs 
make 
sure 
the 
contacts 
are 
in 
proper 
position 
to 
make 
electrical 
connection 
with 
the 
mating 
contacts, 
and 
that 
the 
plug 
is 
placed 
in 
the 
proper 
receptacle. 
Either 
error 
will 
cause 
circuitry 
problems 
and 
extreme 
difficulty 
in 
removing 
the 
plug. 
ISS 
1, 
SECTION 
502-304-101 
..........._H5AD 
HANDSET 
CORD 
Fig. 
8-HSAD 
Handset 
Cord 
(Message 
Waiting 
Lamp) 
3.11  Where  a  single  dial  light 
is 
involved,  use  a 
2012A 
transfor
mer
.  Select a  105-120  volt 
ac  rece
pt
acle 
not 
controlled 
by 
a  switch. 
If 
the 
transformer 
does  not have 
the 
folded-blade  prongs 
use a 
2A 
clamp to secure 
transformer 
to the outlet. 
Where  two 
or 
more  dial 
light 
sets 
are 
in
sta
lled, 
refer 
to the section on station transformers 
for 
use 
with multiple installations. 
The 
illuminatio
n 
of 
the 
dial 
diminishes 
with 
increased 
cord 
lengths. 
In 
insta
llations 
where 
the 
illumination 
is 
considered 
inadequate
, 
the 
53B 
lamp 
may 
be 
replaced 
by 
a  53A, 
if 
the 
lamp 
power 
is 
supplied 
by 
a 2012A 
transformer 
and 
the 
combined 
lengths 
of 
mounting 
and 
handset 
cords 
exceed 
15 
feet. 
Refer 
to 
Part 
5, 
Maintenance, 
for 
dial 
lamp 
replacement. 
3.12  For proper illumination 
of 
the dial the length 
of wire between the transformer and telephone 
set 
should not exceed 
250 
feet 
of 
inside wire. 
3.13 
When 
the 
hand 
telep
hon
e 
set 
is 
used 
in 
conjunction  with  a  k
ey 
telephone 
system
, 
the  dial  lamp  can  be 
powered 
from 
the 
10 
volt 
tap 
of 
a 
lOlG 
or 
equiva
lent 
power supply 
of 
the 
key 
system
. 
If 
a  10 
volt 
power 
supply 
is 
used 
replace 
51B 
or 
53 
lamps with 51A or 53A lamps. 
3.14  Ringing and/ 
or 
identification ground,  where 
required, 
is  common 
to 
the 
lamp 
circuit. 
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