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Chapter 2:Introduction to Analog Telephony Telephone Call Components Telephone Components Telephone Signaling Local Loops Voice Switches Trunks Trunk Signaling Telephone Call Procedure Written Exercise Lab Exercise Blank for IG Pagination Purpose: Introduce students to the various Type IV EM signaling. Emphasize: Type II, III, and IV have EM leads as well and SB and SG. Purpose: This slide lists the different types of signaling between the telephone and telephone company. Emphasize: The difference between supervisory signaling and address signaling. Supervisory signaling is for call status and addressing is for dialing phone numbers. Emphasize: On-hook is when you hang up. Off-hook is when you pick the phone’s handset up. Ringing is when someone is calling you. Transition: We will first look at what happens when your telephone is on-hook. Switch Hook Ringer TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE -48V DC (Battery) Purpose: This graphic illustrates the telephone in the on-hook position. Emphasize: When the telephone is on-hook, the switch hook is open and no current flows. Chalk Talk: Draw a diagram on the chalk board similar to the one below so students can see the open switch hook blocking current from flowing. Transition: We will now look at what happens when you take your telephone off-hook. Switch Hook Ringer TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE -48V DC (Battery) Ground Purpose: This graphic describes what happens when you pick up the receiver and take the telephone off-hook. Emphasize: When the handset is off-hook, voltage flows through the loop and back to the telephone company, which in turn sends dial tone. Chalk Talk: Draw a diagram on the chalk board similar to the one below so students can see the closed switch hook allowing current to flow. Transition: Lets now look at what happens when someone calls you. Purpose: This graphic describes what happens when someone is calling you. Emphasize: When someone calls you, the telephone company sends voltage supplied by i