So interesting how the manual for the Plus version doesn't have the on Board programming like the original version. But as you mentioned to me, maybe it's still there but just hidden.. I gotta find it now!!
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So interesting how the manual for the Plus version doesn't have the on Board programming like the original version. But as you mentioned to me, maybe it's still there but just hidden.. I gotta find it now!!
I picked up the Wiltelco 5000 manual on eBay. I will be scanning it in and sending a copy to payphone411 (their online copy only goes to part of chapter 3).
The Williams (Wiltelco) used all GTE/Palco/Quadrum cases and hardware. So yes, it uses the Coinco acceptors.
You will need this assembly:
http://www.payphone.com/Coinco-Coin-Acceptor.html
If the plastic reject chute is also missing, use this:
http://www.payphone.com/Coin-Reject-Chute.html
If the coin trigger (coin switches) switch assembly is missing, use this:
http://www.payphone.com/Trigger-Switch.html
I picked up the Wiltelco 5000 manual on eBay. I will be scanning it in and sending a copy to payphone411 (their online copy only goes to part of chapter 3).
Anyone know the coin chute hardware used in the Wiltelco 5000? Mine is missing the hardware. It looks like it might be coin co from diagrams and pictures.
CueBall,
We need to get back in touch and work on the Elcotel phones again. With the holidays coming up I will have a lot more free time to help you out. The Elcotel PNM software is so much more of a pain then Protel Expressnet.

I'd say $100.
I picked up the Wiltelco 5000 manual on eBay. I will be scanning it in and sending a copy to payphone411 (their online copy only goes to part of chapter 3).
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The scan of the manual is now available from the payphone411 website:
http://www.payphone411.com/manuals.html
I found out the problem with mine. Mine was missing a wiring harness from the power supply to the board. I had created a harness going from power supply to PCB, but didn't notice there was another connector the wiring harness also had to go to on the audio board. I rebuilt the wiring harness to include that connector and the phone now passes all tests and I can hear a dial tone.
Now I just need to figure out how to configure it to ring for incoming calls, and how to allow outgoing calls without paying for it. The manual seems to imply you can enter new rates and enter new rate table entries for new area codes, but no luck so far.