. Bell Telefon Zeitschrift . 10 sind am weitesten vom Mikro-ts eigenen Verstärker entfernt und die Mittel Telefon, um näher heranzutreten, wenn sie sind. Dadurch kann es von aufgerufen zu rezitieren geändert werden, so dass der Peaker zu Mikrofon. Shut-in kann sie hören. Wie bei allen Systemen, die Lautsprecher-Mikrofon-Ausrüstung verwenden, um Making Arrangementsvoices aus ein paar Fuß awav aus dem Mikrofon bis zu 20 oder mehr Fuß, um den Kunden, kann es scheinen, dass, wie in einem Klassenzimmer, kein System kann, sobald der Service bestellt wird, Alles, was zufriedenstellend erfüllt alle Situationen getan werden muss, ist die Ausrüstung zu erhalten-wahrscheinlich Begegnung sein

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. Bell telephone magazine . 10 are farthest from the micro-ts own amplifier and the means phone to step up closer when they arethereby it may be changed from called upon to recite, so that thepeaker to microphone. shut-in can hear them. As in all systems which use speaker-microphone equipment to pick up Making Arrangementsvoices from a few feet awav from the microphone up to 20 or more feet, To the customer, it may seem that, as in a classroom, no one system can once the service is ordered, all thatsatisfactorily meet all the situations must be done is to obtain the equip-likely to be encountered. It is not to ment, connect it, and—as in any fairy. // is considered a special honor to be the pupil selected tocarry the portable classroom station from class to class 172 Bell Telephone Magazine AUTUlVtt tale—it is in operating order. Thereis still more work and planning, how-ever, which must be done before theservice is in operation, not only inmaking the actual installation but alsoin negotiating with the customer.Let us take a look, then, at some ofthe things which must be attended tobefore service is in operation in thehome of the shut-in. In general, there are a number ofpeople whom it is desirable for thetelephone representative to meet, inorder to discuss the service and ob-tain information so that all partiesinvolved have an understanding ofthe equipment, its advantages andlimitations, and the problems that aremost likely to arise. This is particu-larly true when it is the first installa-tion for a school. These people generally includemembers of the board of educationand the supervising principal, theschool principal, the

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