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From: moonhawk@bluemoon.uucp (David Culberson)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Telephoe Equipment help!
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Date: 14 May 91 00:05:25 GMT
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        Okay everyone, I have a question! Finally! For some time now, I 
have had some telephone equipment, but that is all I know of them. They 
all seem to be in perfect condition, but I have no idea what they are. I 
have held off stripping the boards for parts, in case they should be 
useful, valuable, or both. They are like expantion cards, but each has a 
face to it. They have 8 bannana plugs on the front, seperated into two 
banks called the "A" side and the "b" side. There is a pot on them labeled 
"Gain (A->B)". They have model numbers on the front saying:

        4-W RPTR
        WITH DX
        SSP-1240

        They are made by a company called "TransCom", and the one I have 
in my hand has a serial number of "VR4MGE4AA", at least I think it's a 
serial number. it also says "LIST 2" on it. The 2 is on a sticker, tho. It 
has two LED on the top of the face, the one on the left saying "E" over 
top of it, and the one on the right saying "M". The date on this one says 
"FEB 1  1987". There are banks and banks of dip switches inside, and a 
daughterboard off of the main board hold the Bannana jacks and a few 
resistors. There are a lot of switches on the board, hidden from the 
front, and would be out of sight if it was in a chassis. Any help is 
appreciated, and I would prefer EMAIL, but this conference is OK.
                        MoonHawk

P.s. sorry 'bout the long message, I wanted to be clear! heh heh

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