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AI 

(0-11) 

BL 

(

Y

-BR

(BRJ 

(

NOTE

NOTE: 

A O O   KS-15724,  L1  OIOOE 

CURRENT  COLOR  COOE 

[ l 

MO  COLOR  CODE 

INDICATES  LEAD  INVOLVED 

IN  MODIFICATION 

Fig.  1  -Station  Busy  Lamp  Circuit  (Without  I  Hold 

Feature) 

AI  (0-11) 

KS-15724,LI 
DIODE 

SP 

(

G-Y

ADD 

S

T

R

A

(Yl+ 

(0-BKl+ 

(WI 

• 

L E A D S   INVOLVED  IN  MODIFICATION 

WITHOUT  STATION  BUSY  LAMP 

G) 

WITH  STATION  BUSY  L AMP 

LS 

LINE  SWITCH 

HOLD  KEY 

(  I 

C U R R E N T   COLOR  CODE 

M D   COLOR  CODE 

Fig.  2 

-1 

Hold  Arrangement 

ISS  3,  SECTION  502-541-407 

TABLE  A 

PICKUP-SIGNAL  KEY  CONVERSION 

564HK/HL 

CONVERTIBLE 

KEY  LEADS 

KEY 

OPTIONS  (NOTES) 

BR 

Y-BR 

S-R 

HPPPPP 

HPPPPS 

HPPPSS 

SG 

HPPSSS 

SG 

HPPP*P*S* 

5H 

HPP*P*P*S* 

5H 

BR-BK 

SG 

*  These  pickup  key  options  are  used  on  private 

or  intercommunicating  lines  with  the  signal  key 
common  to  each  line.  The  signal  key,  under  con­
trol  of  the  line  switch,  will ·operate  the  signal 
circuit  of  each  line  when  associated  pickup  key 
is  depressed.  Use  S  lead  on  2nd,  3rd,  or  4th 

pickup key  as  required. 

Notes: 

1.  All  convertible  key  positions  are  arranged 

in  the  factory  as  pickup  positions.  To  con­
vert  a  key  position  from  pickup  (locking) 

to  signaling 

(nonlocking),  remove  the 

P-12A892  screw  detail  from  plunger  at  the 
key  position  to  be  converted.  Make  neces­
sary  connection  changes  as  shown  in  Table 
A.  To  convert  a  key  position  from  nonlock­

ing  to  locking,  insert  P-12A892  screw  de­
tail. 

2.  When  keys  are  converted  for  signaling,  the 

S  lead  of  key  involved  provides  the  signal 
circuit  and  SG  lead  provides  the  common 

signal  ground. 

Page  3 

BSP S02-S41-407-i03_1973·06·03.jpg  Scanned  by Frank Harrell, (Cowboy  Frank) Castle  Rock,  Colorado  Feb 02,2012  19:09:53 

Summary of Contents for 564HK

Page 1: ...of set 2 To replace housing guide lower front of housing over pushbuttons align housing with base of set and gently press housing into place Tighten captive screws in base of set 2 04 Replace cracked pushbuttons or collars Remove accumulated dirt or film from lamps collars and pushbuttons with a water dampened cloth DO NOT USE SOL VENTS OF ANY KIND If cleaning does not correct binding of pushbutto...

Page 2: ...ephone sets are factory equipped with a KS 20419Ll 10 volt AC only buzzer Page 2 3 03 Current models of the 564HL telephone sets are furnished with the HlB ringer 3 04 Red and black ringer leads are factory wired to terminals RR and RT Refer to notes in Fig 3 for ringer connections when bridged ringing on a particular line is desired BSP 502 541 407 i03_1973 06 02 jpg Scanned by Frank Harrell Cowb...

Page 3: ...te or intercommunicating lines with the signal key common to each line The signal key under con trol of the line switch will operate the signal circuit of each line when associated pickup key is depressed Use S lead on 2nd 3rd or 4th pickup key as required Notes 1 All convertible key positions are arranged in the factory as pickup positions To con vert a key position from pickup locking to signali...

Page 4: ...E HIA RINGER AS FOLLOWS BK TO RT S TO K OF NETWORK S R TO A OF NETWORK R TO RR 2 IF CAPACITOR IS NOT REQUIRED IN RINGER CIRCUIT MOVE S RINGER LEAD TO A TERMINAL FOR HIA RINGER OR R RINGER LEAD TO A TERMINAL FOR HIB RINGER 3 FOR BRIDGED RINGER SERVICE MOVE R AND BK RINGER LEADS TO RING AND TIP RESPECTIVELY OF LINE INVOLVED TO SILENCE RINGER INSULATE OR STORE R AND BK LEADS ON A AND K TERMINAL OF NE...

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