SECTION  502-304-101 
Damage to  the 
transformer 
may 
result 
if  there  is 
sufficient 
ground 
potential 
difference 
between 
power and telephone grounds. 
Refer 
to appropriate 
section  on  bonding  to  power 
grounds 
in  Division 
460. 
3.15  A  426N  diode 
must 
be 
installed 
in 
either 
the 
ACl 
or 
ADl 
base 
assembly 
wJien 
connecting 
for 
4-party 
full 
selective 
or 
8-party 
semise
lective 
ringing. 
The 
two 
leads 
from 
the 
diode 
are 
designated No.  1 and No. 
2. 
Lead No.  1 
extends from  the flanged  (gold)  base of the  diode; 
lead 
No.  2 
extends 
from 
the 
housing 
tip 
of 
the 
diode.  Place  the  diode 
in 
the  opening  provided 
in 
the 
terminal 
board 
(Fig.  9). 
Dress 
the 
leads 
to 
the 
appropriate  terminal  board  terminals, 
refer 
to 
Table E for connections. 
LEAD 
N0
.
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, 
426N 
DIODE 
Fig. 
9-426N 
Diode  Installed 
3.16 
Where 
extreme 
noise  induction  conditions 
exist, 
the 
426N  diode  will 
not 
be 
used. 
Instead, 
a  cold-cathode 
tube 
or 
a 
ringer 
isolator 
installed  on  a  7 4A  connecting  block  may  be  used. 
See 
section 
on 
inductive 
noise 
for 
connection 
information. 
3
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7 
For 
portable installations 
of 
the 
ADl 
telephone 
base, 
terminate 
the 
line 
and 
transformer 
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wiring  to  550A  jacks 
or 
equivalent.  Connect 
the 
spade-tipped leads 
of 
the D5AL or D5AN  mounting 
cord to a 
505A plug.  Connect other end 
of 
mounting 
cord to 
ADl 
base 
in 
normal manner. 
3.18 
For 
portable 
installations 
when 
only 
one 
portable 
telephone 
set 
is  equipped  with  a 
dial light, one 
2012A 
transformer 
may be connected 
to 
two 
or 
more 
jacks. 
When 
more 
than 
one 
portable  telephone 
set 
with  dial 
light 
is  installed, 
ref 
er 
to section on station 
transformers 
for 
selection 
of proper power source. 
On 
2-party 
tip 
stations 
requiring 
ground 
identification, 
be 
sure 
that 
the 
jacks 
and 
plugs 
are 
instaJJed 
in 
accordance 
with 
the 
section 
on 
jacks 
and 
plugs. 
4. 
OPERATION 
4.01 
Instruct 
the 
customer 
on 
the 
necessary 
operating features. 
4.02  RecaJJ 
Switch 
(Fig.  1): 
Point 
out 
recall 
switch 
and 
explain 
advantages 
of 
switch. 
Example: 
If 
a 
person 
receives 
busy 
tone 
at 
conclusion 
of 
dialing  a 
number
,  he 
may 
depress 
the  recall  switch  for  a  few  seconds; 
then 
release. 
Dial 
tone 
will 
again 
be 
heard
. 
This 
is  done  in 
place 
of 
depressing 
line 
switch 
plunger 
on 
the 
telephone base. 
Caution: 
If 
the 
recaJJ 
switch 
is 
depressed 
during 
conversation 
or 
dialing, 
central 
office 
equipment 
ma
y 
be 
disconnected. 
4.03 
Demonstrate 
the 
three-step 
ringer 
volume 
control. 
Caution  the customer 
about 
ringer 
cutoff 
if 
the 
screw 
is 
removed 
to 
provide 
this 
feature. 
5. 
MAINTENANCE 
5.01 
Maintenance 
of 
the 
ACl 
and 
ADl 
telephone 
bases  is  limited  to 
ringer 
bias 
adjustment
, 
burnishing  or adjusting  contacts,  and  replacement 
of defective components. 
5.02 
For 
adjustments 
and 
ringer 
cutoff 
feature 
of 
the 
PlA 
ringer, 
refer 
to  the  appropriate 
ringer section in  Division 
501. 
5.03  In areas where 
RF 
suppression  is  required, 
replace 
the 
hand 
telephone 
set 
with  a 
set 
t
hat 
has 
been  modified  by 
the 
local 
distributing 
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