Wiring accessories and BSP's

[G-Man]

As has been previously mentioned, most often they were covered by "J" ED-drawings, and generally, not BSPs.

[AE_Collector]

We called all switches "keys". Eventually the switches we used were all called "A Keys" though obviously "A" was one of many wiring options for whatever sort of key you were using.

Terry

[Babybearjs]

Ok, so where do I find these "J" drawings?

[G-Man]

I meant to state that they were commonly documented and cross-referenced in "ED" , "SD", "T" and "J" drawings. Each type pertained to a specific discipline such as schematic and electrical diagrams, wiring "airline" and mechanical drawings. While some do reside in the TCI Library, because this type of equipment was often specialized and produced in limited quantities, specific request for scanning their documentation are generally made on the more technical lists such as centraloffice and TCI.

[Babybearjs]

I'll take a look....