DE1721766U - TELEPHONE STATION. - Google Patents

Description

• Telephone station

The invention relates to the wiring of components a personal spraying station. . '

In the "wiring that has hitherto been customary for such stations, cable trunks made from a number of insulated wires are used" These cable strands are tied in preparation and in their cut individual parts to the correct length. Before the actual soldering process, the wire ends must first stripped v / earth. ':

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The invention aims to simplify the wiring of telephone stations and achieves this in that the individual Components -. 'Associated solder lugs are arranged so that

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^ - corporation. Berlin and Mündu-n C _MlI iC.c

, ^ - .L telephone station. 25.3.55. S 16 430 '" ^JB

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t ~ they are grounded in the shortest possible way with bare wire

\. v / can be grounded without the risk of mutual contact

r>. two '' connections exist.

• ^ Compared to the acquaintances, the Yerdrehenu.v ^ according to the invention has

. *? · '' Several advantages. The bare wire used is cheaper than that

^: - up to now mostly fiber-insulated wire used. The time

Tying of the cable trunks is just as costly as the stripping

the "free wire ends are not required. The described

p- wiring can be done rdarun;. ^ in much less time.

>% * ren than the usual one up to now. From the use of bare wire η

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^ which makes stripping unnecessary at the points to be soldered

'Jv makes, results in connection with the spatial, in the llö.-ie

ί \ 'staggered arrangement of the soldering lugs the possibility of rotating

V ¹ 'to be taken from a supply roll and the corresponding Lötöcen

I, continuously connecting each other by putting the wire in

| that makes the usual incisions in solder lugs or around them;

f? * '·· seen hooks around. Are all of them in this way

£ 'the necessary connections are made, the wire is connected to the

^ - Soldered eyelets. In order to be able to continuously tension the wire,

Ϊ. There are inevitably some superfluous connections that

* be cut out after your soldering process.

T- The Pigur shows the staggered arrangement of the Lötüccn with the

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": · Corresponding bare wire connections» The dashed subscribed i Neten connectors cind redundant and been to the soldering, as mentioned above, cut out.

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.2 claims for protection

Claims (2)

2Ia »20/01. 1 72 * 766. Siemens & Halske Aktiengesellschaft, Berlin and Munich. Q Mi. I Telephone station. 25.5.55. S 16 430 (T. 5; line 1) '; PA -9/420/496 L / protection claims ■ 1. Telephone station, characterized in that the individual Components are arranged in such a way that they are connected by the shortest route with bare wire can be grounded without the risk of two connections touching one another. 2. Pernsprechstation-according to claim 1, characterized in that that the bare wire used is continuous between the soldering lugs is tense back and forth and the resulting unnecessary connectors are cut out