==================================== TO VIEW LARGER IMAGES, CLICK ON: http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/enlarge/page6.html ==================================== Impulse contact makers, or Programmers could be included in the Pulsynetic System, operated by the Time transmitter in the usual manner. Bells, hooters or sirens distributed throughout a building are thus automatically operated to a pre-arranged programme. ====================== BELOW: Triple, non adjustable, programmer. ca. 1920

================= Fig.C104 Reflex Pendulum Control. This part is the Stator, mounted in the case of the Slave-Transmitter: the saw is lifted each half minute since the Stator is connected in the current circuit of the Master-Transmitter. The pendulum of the Slave-Transmitter, controlled by the Reflex, is set to go slow, (ca. 2-3 minutes in 24 hours) but is corrected every 30 seconds by the Reflex system in a way that both pendulums are kept in swing and at exactly the same time.

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Fig. C102 Non-adjustable Contact Maker. While in the C69 removable pins were used to activate the signal, in the non adjustable contactmakers one or more notches were cut into a disc at The Works. The programme of times was therefore to be stated when ordering. c. 1940

================= Fig.C104 Reflex Pendulum Control. The Vibrator is mounted on the pendulum of the Slave-Transmitter, at 2/3 from the top. The lower end of the phosphor bronze spring is cushioned to the teeth of the Stator's saw when the Stator is activated ( = lifted) by the Master-Transmitter circuit, every 30 seconds. The swing of the pendulum is shortened, thus the pendulum is hastened up and the Slave-Transmitter held to time exactly with the Master-Transmitter.

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