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" Clock No. 46 " - Description

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1. Description.- ·· Clock No. 46 ", t h e general (Fig. 3), and as tlte arc of t-he p endulum swing
a.ppra r;uH·e nf \\'lt ieh i:-; ill ustra.ted in F ig . 1, is a n decreases, the toggle momen tarily engage~:> in the
dvdrica ll .v-dr i \ ' ('ll IIHtsll.'r dock wit h a. t-::~econd
- agate notch, ca.using con tacts Cl to make and
lJea.ting p1 ·llClu lum , <:tnd is used to control chargeable- complete the ci rcuit for thf· prndulum dri\f'-magnet
t im e clocks in te lephon e exchanges. It provides the M. A n on-inductive resistance S is coru1ecte:d
{r l ll n \\'in .2: pnl sf':'i : - across contacts Cl to redu ce sparking.
(a) 1-:-w<:cmd (b) Toggle T2 rides in th e notched agate G2 a.nd
(b) G-!::i<:'CO!Hl operates the ! -second spring-set C2 each tim e the
pendulum swings to t he left. C2 i~:> no r mally
(c) T hrc<' 1-s!'c-nnd pul!'~s during each 6-second adj usted to make for 150 mS., but this period c..1.n be
period . alter ed by moving the agate to left or right.
·~ . .... ·-· .. (c) Pawl B rotates the count-\\·hcel A one tooth
for each complete swing of the pendulum. Every
sixth tooth is d eeply cut and a llows p awl B to
operate the 6-second spring-set C3, by engagin g the
trip- pav.rl D .

3. The three 1-second pulses every 6 seconds a re

derived fr om the normal 1-second pulses by the
ope ration of sp rin g-set F whi ch is controlled by a

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2. Operation.- Thc cnrriagc U (Fig. 2) is linked to
tlw p<:lldu lnm by t he forked detai l L, a nd s¥~rin gs in
unison wit h t he pe:'ndulun1. Carr i<'\.gc U carries a il t he
<:ontrol ling t-ogg l e~ <1-nd pawls, whose func t ion s a re as I •· -
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earn-wheel situated behind wheel A. This spring-kf't
makes for 3 sf'conds in every 6 seconds.
4. Adjustment.- The pendu lum is regu la.t.f'd by
ra ising or lowering t he pendulum bob P by m e<tns of
the rating nnt. Ra i:.;ing the bob cn.u~<'::> t-he doe k to
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5. The foll owing I11structions also relate to '' Clock
No. 46 " : -
(et) B 5001 (ma.intenanee proced ure)
(b) B 5303 (s pare parts)
(c) TESTS & IN~PECTIONR. R outine, Z 5014
(main tena n C'(' routines) .

Refer<'nCf'~ :- B 500 1, B 5303

(S2) TERT~ & rN~ PECTfO~K . Houtine .% ;)014
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