Navy Transmitting Control & Switchboard Info

SHORE STATION TRANSMITTER CONTROL CONSOLE

AN/FRQ-3

TRANSMITTER REMOTE CONTROL UNITS

Transmitter control wiring

4-wire and 6-wire control info

NT-23172 Radiophone unit
(4-wire)

NT-23211 Radiophone Set
(6-wire)

This unit is contained in a housing suitable for bulkhead mounting, and is designed for use in place of Remote Radiophone Unit Navy Type-23500 in outside locations which are open to the weather. Access to the controls is obtained by opening the front cover, which is hinged to the unit. All controls are mounted on the front panel, including a handset. Located on the front panel are the following: MASTER START power on red indicator lamp; START ON-OFF switch controls; CARRIER ON green indicator lamp; ON-OFF KEY ORCUIT switch; NOISE SUPPRESSION NORMAL-ON switch; INCREASE EARPHONE LEVEL control; LOCAL CHEST MIC momentary panel talk switch; LOCAL CHEST MIC extension; LOCAL HEADSET jack; LOCAL CHEST SET jack.

NT-23305 remote control unit
for TCE or TDE transmitters

CNR-23442 transmitter control & keying unit

"For General Radio Use"

Provides for starting and keying transmitter unit over a single pair, or one wire and ground. Transmitter starts when key is momentarily closed and remains on for a delayed time interval after last key impulse is transmitted. Key line resistance 35 DC ohms max; operates from 115/1/60. 9 watts standby, 18 watts operating, keying speed 50 words/minute. For general radio use.

NT-23445 Remote Channel Selector

Remote Channel Selector System (CQC-23445, CQC-23497, CQC-20409) manual

The NT-23445 selector unit is contained in a cast aluminum housing which is suitable for bulkhead or top-of-table mounting. A telephone dial, synchro indicator, and an OFF-ON switch are mounted on the front panel. Also mounted on the front panel is a card holder containing a set of cards on which data regarding the ten channels may be marked. A terminal tube is supplied for the cable lead, which is attached at the bottom of the case when the unit is mounted on a bulkhead, and at the back of the case when the unit is mounted on a table top. This unit, when connected into the system for which it was designed, provides remote control for either TDZ or RDZ for selection of any channel in the controlled equipment. Refer to figure 3-30. When the OFF-ON switch, S301, is set to ON, the unit may be operated for control purposes. When the dial is moved in a clockwise direction to the finger stop, the off-normal contacts dose and remain closed until the dial returns to the normal position. When the dial is released, the impulse contacts open and close to pulse an associated loop circuit in the controlled equipment. The resistor network associated with the stepper switch K116 in the TDZ transmitter is energized through various relays, and returns to the M301 indicator the necessary intelligence to operate the receiver selsyn and indicate the channel selected. Setting switch S301 to the OFF position electrically removes this unit from the system.

NT-23496 control panel

manuf CQC Admiral

All of the controls operated at this unit are mounted on the front panel. When the LOCAL/REMOTE switch, S106, mounted on the front of the TDZ Transmitter is set to REMOTE, the Control Indicator Unit may be operated. A START-STOP switch, S405, enables the transmitter to be energized or deenergized from a remote position. A red indicator lamp, I401, indicates when primary voltage is applied to the transmitter and this control unit. A key jack, J403, is provided on the front panel for the hand-key plug. Normally, MCW operation may be .accomplished only from a remote position. Two jacks, J401 and. J402, are employed for connecting a handset to the unit. RECEIVER switches S401 and S402 connects either the No. 1 RDZ/RDZ-1 or the No.2 RDZ/RDZ-1 to either or both handset jacks. Audio level controls R403 and R404 adjust the audio-level input to each of the handsets.
    A push-to-talk switch is provided on the handset for energizing the transmitter. Transformer T401 serves as the microphone input transformer, and capacitor C401 serves as a filter to isolate the d-c voltage from the audio circuit. The push-to-talk button energizes relay K401, which completes the circuit through the CARRIER ON indicator lamp, I402. This relay also disables the two speakers which may be connected to this control unit. A switch, S404, is provided to mute either one or both of the speakers.
    Channel selection for either of two receivers or a transmitter may be controlled from this unit. A telephone dial is provided for this purpose. When the unit selector switch, S403, is placed at either RECEIVER 1, RECEIVER 2, or TRANSMITTER position, the selected receiver or transmitter may be dialed for channel selection. The switch returns to its OFF or normal position after the selection is made. Three d-c selsyns, 1403, 1404, and 1405, are used to indicate which channel has been selected on any one of the receivers or transmitter. These d-c selsyns are identified with markings so that each may be associated with the. proper unit.

NT-23500 radiophone control unit

See here for spec sheet

C-1004/SG
Teletype Control

• shipboard use
• located near TTY unit
• turns xmtr off/on
• selects AFSK (tone) or FSK (CFS)
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• manual NAVSHIPS 92279
• wiring & operation info page

C-1138/UR
C-1138A/UR
Radio Set Control

C-1138/UR aboard USS Nautilus

Manual pages - 
    operation, schematic, etc.

C-1180/GRC-27 radio set control

C-1277/SR Transmitter Control

C-1277/SR

The C-1277 allows an operator to energize one or both transmitters (only one at a time if they are on the same frequency). It is suggested that the labels "No.1" and "No.2" be replaced by "FORE" and "AFT" after installation

RE-156/SR

The C-1277 just has switches and indicator lamps while the RE-156 has the relays that actually control the two transmitters.

C-3868/SRC

C-9044/URC-35 remote control

Used with AN/URC-35 transceiver

C-10206/URC-94 remote control

C-11922/U Remote Control Unit

TRANSMITTER AUDIO

AM-413/G
AM-413A/G
AM-413B/G
Speech Amp & Compressor

need more info - Please let me know if you have a manual I can borrow or buy

TRANSMITTER CONTROL PATCH PANELS & SWITCHBOARDS

WW2 - 11-line Radiophone patch panel
in Radio 1 (Radio Central)
BB-55 USS North Carolina

WW2 - 7-line patch panel
in Radio Room
DE-766 USS Slater

WW2 - 5-line Key control patch panel
in Radio 1 (Radio Central)
BB-55 USS North Carolina

WW2 - 5-line Key control patch panel
in Radio 2 (Transmitter Room)
BB-55 USS North Carolina

SB-83/SRT
transmitter transfer switchboard

SB-83/SRT aboard USS Torsk

• Start
• Stop
• Indicator Lamp
• Keying
• 12v DC
• Microphone
• Carrier Control
• Carrier Indicator

SB-863/SRT

transmitter control switchboard - 19 transmitters, 10 remotes, 12 lines

SB-863 aboard BB-64

Dave Cunningham repairing SB-863 on USS New Jersey - photo thanks to BNJARS     

wires to terminal strips

SB-988/SRT

transmitter control switchboard

6 transmitters, 10 remotes

SB-988/SRT manuf by Tabet
NAVSHIPS 93516
download

SB-2744/SRT

10 transmitters, 16 remotes

SA-770/UR Handset Switchbox