Translations are the means of storing and retrieving office and customer information in a No. 1 electronic switching system installation. The translation scheme must be sufficiently general to handle special telephone services in addition to the items stored as cross connections in present telephone systems. The categories of translation information, the techniques of storage, the means for specifying translation data, and means for making changes therein, are described in this article.
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