Western Electric 43A dialer... [telecom]

Jun 15, 2010 2 Replies

Does anyone have technical info (the appropriate BSP) for a 43A dialer? (it's dated "2-77")



This gizmo is mounted in a 7" apparatus case, has 14 slide switches (for setting the telephone number to be dialed) and a motor driven gear that rotates switch contacts across a circuit board wired to the slide switches. On another circuit board there are two 6 position terminal boards and some relays along with resistors, capacitors, diodes and those sorts of things. This circuit board is stenciled "90D217, Series 4".



I can e-mail you a photo if that would help identify it.



Inquiring minds want to know!!!



Not seeing a picture leaves me a bit uncertain, but I may have one of those devices, picked up cheap at a flea market ages ago. No documentation whatsoever -- and (worst of all) no power supply, which seems to have been a required adjunct in a separate case.

Any hints what the power supply should be supplying in the way of power, and where (which contact points) it should be supplying that to?

Cheers, -- tlvp

-- Avant de repondre, jeter la poubelle, SVP

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