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![]() Here's the answer from a very kind soul at Gables... The G1884 series started in 1965. I started in this business in 1967. I don't know the whole story but back then ACT control panels allowed all 8's to be selected. Something to do with a "remote keyer" function. Apparently this function was never adopted and later revisions to product and newer part numbers only allowed 0 thru 7 selections on each digit. So there you have it! 8888 presumably put the code under remote control from some other piece of equipment. |
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