Description
Tele-Signal 684A CV-2551/FSA-82 Start-Stop Speed Converter Military Telecom
Rackmount start-stop speed converter designed for military telecom applications. Converts between multiple input and output baud rates via selectable rotary controls.
Specifications & What's Included
- Brand: Tele-Signal Corp
- Model: 684A | MPN: CV-2551/FSA-82
- Input Baud Rates: 16.9, 45.5, 74.2 (selectable)
- Output Baud Rates: 56.9, 50, 45.42, 24.7 (selectable)
- Form Factor: Rackmount chassis
- Military Designation: CV-2551/FSA-82
- FSN: 5815 00 NL
- Military Contract: AF 54650 874-H029 000C
Applications
Start-stop speed converters were used in military telecom and teletype systems to adapt data transmission rates between incompatible equipment. The CV-2551/FSA-82 supported the FSA-82 system architecture and functioned as a bridge for asynchronous data conversion in secure military communications networks. These units typically integrated into larger telecom infrastructure racks alongside multiplexers and line conditioning equipment.
Condition: For Parts or Not Working
This Tele-Signal 684A CV-2551/FSA-82 Start-Stop Speed Converter is being sold AS-IS for parts or repair. Image 4 clearly shows a military UNSERVICEABLE (CONDEMNED) tag affixed to the unit — Condition Code HX, signed by Inspector Gutierrez and dated 23 January 1996 — indicating the unit was officially condemned by the military at that time. It has not been tested or evaluated at our facility, and no functionality is guaranteed. The metal chassis shows age and handling wear consistent with its military service history. The interior (visible in Image 5) shows hand-wired circuit assemblies intact, with no obviously missing components visible. Please review all photos carefully and contact us with any questions before purchasing.
This Tele-Signal 684A CV-2551/FSA-82 Start-Stop Speed Converter is being sold AS-IS for parts or repair. Image 4 clearly shows a military UNSERVICEABLE (CONDEMNED) tag affixed to the unit — Condition Code HX, signed by Inspector Gutierrez and dated 23 January 1996 — indicating the unit was officially condemned by the military at that time. It has not been tested or evaluated at our facility, and no functionality is guaranteed. The metal chassis shows age and handling wear consistent with its military service history. The interior (visible in Image 5) shows hand-wired circuit assemblies intact, with no obviously missing components visible. Please review all photos carefully and contact us with any questions before purchasing.
Warranty Information
We stand behind every item we sell with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If your item arrives not as described, you may return it within 30 days for a full refund. Please inspect your purchase upon arrival and contact us with any questions.
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Additional Information
Brand: |
Tele-Signal Corp |
Model: |
684A |
MPN: |
CV-2551/FSA-82 |
Secondary Model: |
CV-2551/FSA-82 |
Type: |
Start-Stop Speed Converter |
SKU: |
9220 |
Condition: |
As-Is / For Parts or Not Working |
Seller Notes: |
Sold AS-IS. Military condemned tag present (Condition Code HX, Jan 1996). |
Country/Region of Manufacture: |
United States |
Form Factor: |
Rackmount / Chassis |
Input Baud Rates: |
16.9, 45.5, 74.2 (selectable via rotary knob) |
Output Baud Rates: |
56.9, 50, 45.42, 24.7 (selectable via rotary knob) |
Military Designation: |
CV-2551/FSA-82 |
NSN / FSN: |
5815 00 NL (FSN visible on condemned tag) |
Military Contract: |
AF 54650 874-H029 000C |
Condemned Tag Date: |
23 Jan 1996 |
Condemned Tag Code: |
HX — Unserviceable (Condemned) |
Application: |
Military telecom start-stop data speed conversion |
Compatible With: |
FSA-82 system; military teletype/telecom equipment |
Condition Notes: |
Tele-Signal 684A CV-2551/FSA-82 Start-Stop Speed Converter sold AS-IS. Military CONDEMNED tag present (Condition Code HX, Jan 1996). Not tested. No functionality guaranteed. For parts or repair only. |
California Prop 65 Warning: |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov |
