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Does anyone know of the model number or where I can get info on the black style desktop/console phones that most PSAP's are or have used in the past.

The only sticker on the back says someting like T1389 or something to that effect. However, when I do a search under that on line I get nothing to come back.

So does anyone know??? I am more or less looking for what the description on some of the features are.


Thanks in advance to anyones help.

Depends on if you want Local, DC, or Tone remotes..


CS = it has a volume control
monitor - it has a monitor switch
supervisor - it has a supervisor switch
2F - it has a F1/F2 switch

Local
T1370 - 1F monitor
T1371 - 1F monitor + supervisor
T1372 - 1F CS
T1373 - 1F monitor - wall mount

DC - 120VAC
T1375 - 1F CS
T1376 - 1F monitor + intercom
T1377 - 2F monitor + intercom

DC - 120VAC/12VDC
T1378 - 1F CS
T1379 - 1F monitor + intercom
T1380 - 2F monitor + intercom

Tone - 120VAC/12VDC
T1381 - 1F CS
T1382 - 1F monitor + intercom
T1383 - 2F monitor + intercom

Special
Q1458 - 1ch for EMS consolette w/DTMF pad

I inherited manuals for all of these except T1372/T1373, and Q1458

Sorry I re-read my post and I could see how some might think it is a desktop remote for radios.

This however is NOT the case. This is a telephone only with a small pill shape/sized sticker with the number T1389 (or something similar) to that.

This has a 15 pin telephone style plug on the back, a four pin moduler connector for record line out and a switch to select what type of phone netowrk it is interfacing into.

If I can snag a pic of it tomorrow I will but as I said it is a desktop style telephone. This type of phone was very common for the Centracom button/LED and Centracom II+ consoles.