PD 7005:1996 - Essential requirements for terminal equipment intended for connection to the extended total access communications system (ETACS)
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Here are some key points that might be addressed in PD 7005:1996:
Terminal Equipment Interface: The specification likely defines the essential requirements for the interface between terminal equipment and the ETACS network. This could include requirements for electrical characteristics, signaling methods, and connection protocols.
ETACS Compatibility: PD 7005:1996 may outline the specific technical requirements that terminal equipment must meet to be compatible with the ETACS network. This includes considerations for frequency bands, modulation schemes, and other aspects of ETACS communication.
Electrical Characteristics: The document may specify electrical characteristics of the interface, including voltage levels, signaling voltages, impedance matching, and other parameters relevant to the proper functioning of the terminal equipment within the ETACS environment.
Signaling Protocols: The specification may detail the signaling protocols to be used for communication between the terminal equipment and the ETACS network, ensuring compatibility and proper transmission of information.
Call Establishment and Termination: Requirements for the establishment and termination of calls, including signaling methods and timing considerations, may be outlined to ensure smooth communication between the terminal equipment and the ETACS network.
Compliance and Certification: PD 7005:1996 may include information on compliance with the specified requirements and the certification processes that terminal equipment must undergo to meet the established standards for ETACS compatibility.
Safety and Regulatory Compliance: Considerations related to safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and other regulatory compliance aspects may be addressed to ensure that the terminal equipment meets the relevant standards and regulations for use in the ETACS system.
Interoperability: The specification may include guidelines to ensure interoperability between different terminal equipment models and the ETACS network, allowing for seamless communication between various devices.
