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CHAPTER 2 SOUND-POWERED TELEPHONE  TALKER  PROCEDURES LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon completing this chapter, you should be able to do the following: .  Describe  the  proper  telephone-talker  procedures. TELEPHONE TALKERS As  you  undoubtedly  realize  by  now,  you  will  stand  some form of watch aboard ship as a telephone talker. A ship at sea requires many phone talkers, even during a peacetime cruising watch. In addition to those serving as lookouts, talkers perform duty in spaces such as the bridge, the combat information center, and  engine  rooms.    To be a good sound-powered phone talker, you  must  learn  proper  circuit  discipline  and  telephone-talker procedures. CIRCUIT  DISCIPLINE On the sound-powered telephone system, everyone can talk and listen at once. For that reason, talkers must maintain strict circuit  discipline.    Otherwise, the circuit could become clogged with private conversation just when someone is trying to transmit an  important  message. The rules for circuit discipline are as l  Transmit  only  official  messages. l  Depress  the  transmitter  button actually  transmitting. follows: only  when  you  are l Use only standard words and phrases. 2-1

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