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Western Electric 661
6-button keyset, light gray. Dialer operating buttons for Start and Eject. Storage bins for cards, separated by index dividers. Marked 661-A1 1-63Mounting cord with 25-pair amp connector. |
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Cards for Automatic Dialers Top row: Cards are physically identical but are marked for : 1. Rotary or 10-button tone sets (digits 1-0 only) 2. 12-button tone with star and diamond keys. 3. 12-button tone with * and # keys Bottom: 16-button Card Only one row of sprocket holes and rectangular (not circular) holes. Does anyone know what dialer uses this card? Autovon 16-button Card (not shown) Looks like cards on the top row, but is wider to accommodate an additional row of holes. All use a 2 of 8 code: 2 punches in a column for each digit. The dialer stops after the last punched digit. A punch in the "STOP" row tells the dialer to stop. Pressing START continues dialing from the same card. This is useful if an access code is needed to secure an outside line, or between an account code and password, etc. Once punched, the card is a read-only storage device. |
