From: Sam Etler [etler@@@cs.wisc.edu] (remove the two extra "@" symbols)
Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 9:39 PM
To: singingwires@yahoogroups.com
Subject: BSPs on-line

I've put a few BSPs on-line that people have either requested I copy/scan
or that I scanned a while ago and had sitting around.  The URL is:

http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~etler/bsp

Currently there's the following:

032-182-101, Issue 1, Nov. 1968 - Telephone Memory Devices (this BSP rules
if you're at all interested in old computer stuff)

508-230-100, Issue 3, Aug. 1964 - Booths - Universal (Indoor-Outdoor)
KS-16797 - Identification

508-230-100 Addendum, Issue 2, Nov. 1967 - Booths - Universal
(Indoor-Outdoor) KS-16797 - Identification

508-230-200, Issue 2, Aug. 1964 - Booths - Universal (Indoor-Outdoor)
KS-16797 - Installation

508-230-201, Issue 1, Apr. 1960 - Booths - Universal (Indoor-Outdoor)
KS-16797 - Electric Wiring and Grounding Requirements

New York Telephone Deskman's Handbook from 1970.  This isn't a BSP, but
it's pretty neat.  It's about 250 pages.

The 508-230 series BSPs are fairly large since I scanned them at 600 dpi
to make sure the graphics stayed nice.  I have a sheet feeder, but it's on
a black and white only scanner.  Not even gray scale.  It makes up for
this by doing about 15 pages/minute even at 600 dpi.

I've got a few other things I plan on putting up, in particular a bunch of
open wire BSPs from the 1930s-1950s.  Hope at least a few people find
these interesting.

sam