584 DH subset

[Sargeguy]

What does the "DH" stand for???

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"Doesn't Have a couple of terminals?

[bingster]

I'm not sure what the "DH" is for, but it's missing an induction coil, which marks it as an extension ringer, rather than a subset.

[Sargeguy]

"Doesn't Have an induction coil!!! 

[Sargeguy]

Could this be used with a dial-less 202 without damaging the E1?

[bingster]

Not this particular model, no.  The thing that prevents damage to an E1's receiver is the induction coil, and this model has no induction coil--it's nothing more than a ringer.  Using this one would be no different from connecting the 202 directly to the wall.  Now, you may be able to stuff a 101A induction coil in there somewhere if you have a spare one.  That would fix the problem.

[Sargeguy]

I was thinking of going that but then I realized I could just hook up the 532 base I was going to use instead and keep (what's left of) this all original.  I will save this for a deskset with an F1.