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There are actually 2 sets of contacts in parallel as sho"'11 in the diagram above, but I have redrawn the three key
positions below in simplified form, but the operation of the circuit is the s ame. The switch lever pivots, so when the
lever is moved upwards to the Advance position, it is the bottom se-t of contacts that operate.

For the mad: 4 and before, the advance connected the clock circuit to the 6 second pulse instead of the I second. The
operation was the same except that it took 6 times longer to advance the clocks an hoW'!

RETARD RETARD RETARD

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)1 To ~loc;ks To ~~o~k"t To clocks

30 Se.t in I KC in 30 stt irt I s~ iD

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ADVANCE' ADVAl'CE ADVANCE

!Ccy 212 in normal position Key 212 in Advance position Key 212 In Retard position

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