Ford Code-a-phone 700 Service Manual

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which will answer a telephone line, transmit a pre-recorded announcement, and record a message dictated by the calling party. The Model 700 will answer the telephone line with an announcement of up to three minutes in length, and record a total of two hours of incoming messages. A Voice Control circuit allows incoming messages to be of ...

DIMENSIONS . . . • . • . . . • . . . • • • • • 11-1/2" wide 4-3/4" high 14" deep STANDARD EQUIPMENT. • . . . • . . . Handset Tape Cartridge A .C. Power Cable ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE .••...• Extra Tape Cartridges Earphone Foot switch Backspace Unit ELECTRICAL POWER REC,( UIRE MENT S AMf3IENT TEMPERATURE OPERATING RA ...

SECTION II OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TO RECORD AN ANNOUNCEMENT l. Rotate Selector Switch to ANN-REC . 2. Depress and hold switch on Handset. 3. Whe n In-Use Lamp comes on (in about two seconds), dictate announcement into Handset. 4. Releas ...

SECTION Ill INSTALLATION LOCATION Place the Model 700 on a desk, table, or shelf that will securely s upport its weight (31 pounds). Be sure that the machine is within ei ght feet of a 117 volt A .C. power outlet. DIAL COVER PLATE Be ar in mind that the Code-a-phone will require more frequent maintenance if operated in an en- vironment of extreme heat, cold, or dust condi- tions. LOCK SCREW LIMIT SWITCH ACTUATOR "e" D ...

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a few seconds after the machine starts. The Model 700 requires a minimum of 20 milliamperes of D.C. battery current through terminals "R" and "T" at all times during the automatic answer cycle. If the telephone line does not provide this battery current, disable the Model 700 Calling Party Control circuit as described on page 10. 4. Replace Terminal Cover Plate. Section III Installation 5. Insert A.C. Power C ...

CONTROL AND CALLING PARTY CONTROL DISABLING: a. The Model 700 provides two methods for releasing the tele phone line at the e nd of each automatic answe r cycle : (l) The Voice Control monitors speech on the telephone line and di sconnects : (a) Aft e r 12 seconds of sile nce on the line. (b) Aft e r 12 seconds of steady tone (s uch as dial tone ) on the line . (2) The Calling Party Control circuit moni- tors the batte r ...

periods of time without requiring maintenance attention. Machine parts have been carefully selected for their ability to resist wear and aging, and all components operate at far below their design ratings. Extensive field experience indi- cates that mechanical wear and component de- terioration are not problems under normal use. However, as ...

__, 0 ~ ,.) !> ® ~~ · t:: "a" DEC!< TRIM PLATES RELAY PLATE SIDE COVER CARTRIDGE DRIVE HUB FIGURE 10 MODEL 700 TOP VIEW, COVER AND TAPE CARTRIDGE REMOVED MACHINE DISASSEMBLY 1. COVER: a. Open Cover door as s hown in fig. 1. b. Re move 4 screws (2 on top, 2 on the side ). c . Lift off Cove r . 2. RELAYS (fig. 10): a. Re move Co ...

JACK J 3 POWER TRANSFORMER T3 Cl2 Cl4 TELEPHONE LINE TERMINALS CLAMP SCREW TERMINAL COVER PLATE CHASSIS -.... --- ' ::::::--:- .. - - -- . - - -. - .... ---...... ··::::- SPEAKER LSI AUTO-ANS LAMP E3 Section IV Maintenance IN-USE LAMP E2 FRONT CASTING 11A11 DECK JACK J2 HANDSET TERMINAL BOARD TB2 REAR CASTING FIGURE 11 MODEL 700 TOP VIEW, TAPE DECKS, AMPLIFIER, AND VOICE CONTROL REMOVED e. Carefully unplug and lift out "B" Deck. Do not ...

TELEPHONE LINE TERMINAL BOARD TBI ''A" DECK \ ....----:: ! .. .f'. "<. / CRB I POWER SUPPLY TRANSISTOR 02 FIGURE 13 MODEL 700 REAR V IE W, C OVER AND REAR CASTING REMOV ED ---,----·~·i----... - - L • SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL R B SPEAKER SWITCH S3 PILOT LAMP SOCKET LOCK SCREW FRONT CASTING FIGURE 14 PILOT LAMP REPLACEMENT 14 7. POWER SUPPLY TRANSISTOR Q2 (fig. 13): a . Remove Cove r (page 12). b. Remove 4 screws a ...

10. CHASSIS (fig. 11 ): a. Loosen Clamp and unplug A .C. Powe r Cable (fig. 2 ). b. Re move all telephone connecting cords . c. Re move Amplifie r and Voice Control (page 12). d. Remove "A" Deck and "B" Deck (page 12). e. Loosen one screw and re move Te rminal Cove r Plate (fig. 11 ). f. Unsolder two speaker le ads at Speaker (fi ...

.. """'" "" . f' TAKE UP SPOOL (TOPI SUPPLY SPOOL (BOTTOM) ERASE HEAD DRIVE ROLLER CAPSTAN FIGURE 16 " A" DECK FRONT VIEW, COVER REMOVED "A" DECK MAINTENANCE 1. RECORDING TAPE: a. Re moval: TAPE END (1) Re move "A" Deck from machine (page 12). (2) Re move 3 screws and "A" Deck Cove r. The "A " Deck mechanism will be visi- ble as in fi g. 16. (3 ) Re move Retaining Ring and Spool Pl ...

COUNTER GEAR TIMER ARM REWIND LIMIT SWITCH FIGURE 18 "A" DECK REAR VIEW definite resistance is felt (25 to 30 turns), then unwind 10 turns . (8) Connect free end of tape as shown in fig. 17. (9) Rotate spools counterclockwise to wind tape 10 turns onto Take Up Spool. (10 ) Replace Spool Plate and Retaining Ring (fig. 16 ). (11) Replace ...

with fingers and screw plunger into it. To decrease travel, hold tail of link spring with pliers and screw plunger out. d. Timer Solenoid (fig. 18): (1) Depress solenoid plunger only with sharp instrument. (Depressing the Timer Arm itself will result in an in- accurate adjustment.) } (2) Bend timer arm so that Timer Cap lifts 1/32" away from Timer Gear (fig. 18). 4. LUBRICATION: The "A" Deck will ...

DECK TOP VIEW, TRIM PLATES REMOVED FOR WARD DIAL ASSEMBLY Model 700 3 - MINUTE SWITCH REWIND SOLENOID BRAKE SOLENOID FIGURE 20 " B" DECK BOTTOM VIEW Section IV Maintenance MOTOR PULLEY 19 TCI Library www.telephonecollectors.info ...

3 . LUBRICATION: The "B" Deck will not r equire lubrication for the service life of the Model 700. The rotating shafts ope rate in pre-lubricated ball bearings or Delrin sleeve be arings. The Motor contains porous bearings and large oil r e se rvoirs that are charged at the factory. L ubrication in the field will not improve the o ...