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It was manufactured somewhere in the mid/late 80's, according to chip dates. | It was manufactured somewhere in the mid/late 80's, according to chip dates. | ||
== General overview == | |||
* Comparable to the German Club Telefon 1. Some parts are interchangable. | |||
* Dialing using both DTMF and pulse dialing, respectively TDK and IDK in Dutch telephony jargon. | |||
* 2 coin inputs on the front, for 0.25 NLG coins ('kwartjes') and 1 NLG coins. | |||
* Amplifier, can be operated using a button on the front | |||
* Separate power supply, 45-60VAC (optional) | |||
== Settings == | |||
[Programmeerblokjes Kimas2.jpg|The Kimus2 'programming blocks'.] | |||
The Kimus 2 can be set up by a technician using a few plastic 'programming blocks' | |||
== Pictures == | |||
blablabla moet dit nog ff invullen obv wiki uploads | |||
== Help needed == | |||
More info on the technical workings of the Kimus 2 (manuals etc) are very welcome. Romdumps and high quality pictures of the Clubtelefon 1 are also very welcome. | |||
If you are more familiar with reverse-engineering bytecode from ancient MCU's, please get in touch. | |||
I can be contacted at flimpie аｔ bitlair ԁоt nl. | |||
=== Pictures needed === | |||
* Programming plugs | |||
* | |||
Revision as of 08:08, 16 February 2022
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| Project Payphone | |
| Name | Payphone |
| Start | 2022/02/12 |
| End | |
| Contact | User:Hillebrand |
| Website | |
| Information | Repair, restore and document a old 1980's payphone to be used to be used as a novelty wall-mounted phone |
| Status | Alpha |
I acquired a old nl:PTT Telecom payphone, type Kimus/Kimas (the name differs, most sources I found called it 'Kimus', but it is stamped as 'Kimas' into the identification plate. I will call it Kimus from now) 2.
It was manufactured somewhere in the mid/late 80's, according to chip dates.
General overview
- Comparable to the German Club Telefon 1. Some parts are interchangable.
- Dialing using both DTMF and pulse dialing, respectively TDK and IDK in Dutch telephony jargon.
- 2 coin inputs on the front, for 0.25 NLG coins ('kwartjes') and 1 NLG coins.
- Amplifier, can be operated using a button on the front
- Separate power supply, 45-60VAC (optional)
Settings
[Programmeerblokjes Kimas2.jpg|The Kimus2 'programming blocks'.]
The Kimus 2 can be set up by a technician using a few plastic 'programming blocks'
Pictures
blablabla moet dit nog ff invullen obv wiki uploads
Help needed
More info on the technical workings of the Kimus 2 (manuals etc) are very welcome. Romdumps and high quality pictures of the Clubtelefon 1 are also very welcome.
If you are more familiar with reverse-engineering bytecode from ancient MCU's, please get in touch.
I can be contacted at flimpie аｔ bitlair ԁоt nl.
Pictures needed
- Programming plugs