Location Symbols - Continued

The diagrams use a circle, with a horizontal line through

the center, as the symbol indicating a circuit continues

at another place on the same sheet. The letter in the top

portion of the symbol shows the reference letter to find

on the same sheet.

Diagonal lines fill its bottom half.

For example:

The example above indicates the circuit continues on same

sheet and you must look for find letter B.

The diagrams use a square, with a horizontal line through

the center, as the symbol indicating a lamp monitor

circuit continues on another sheet of the diagram.

The

number in the top portion of the symbol shows the

reference number to find on the new sheet. The number in

the bottom portion of the symbol gives the sheet number on

which the circuit continues. For example:

The example above indicates that a lamp monitor circuit

continues on sheet number 4 and that you must look for

find number 3.

The diagrams use an octagon, with a horizontal line

through the center, as the symbol to show that a

maintenance monitor circuit continues on another sheet of

the diagram. The number in the top portion of the symbol

shows the find number to locate on the new sheet.

The

number in the bottom portion of the symbol shows the sheet

number on which the circuit continues. For example:

OD1706