TIA TSB-129-A-1-2003 Telecommunications Telephone Terminal Equipment U S Network Connections Regulatory Approval Guide - Addendum 1 Addendum 1《补遗1-U S 网络连接章程批准指南》.pdf

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26、y Association Provided by IHS under license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TSB-129-A-1iTable of Contents1. INTRODUCTION 12. SCOPE13. CLAUSE REVISIONS.26.2 TEST LABORATORY REQUIREMENTS.26.3 TEST PROCEDURES.28.4.4 SDOC FILINGS WITH THE ACTA D

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29、tworking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TSB-129-A-111. INTRODUCTIONThe purpose of this addendum is to correct certain references in TIA/TSB-129-A. Theserevisions are identified in the following text with additions shown in bold italics anddeletions shown as strikeout. Other paragraphs in the

30、 clause, or in TIA/TSB-129-A that arenot shown remain the same. The section numbering in section 3 of this document alignswith the original sections in TIA/TSB-129-A.2. SCOPEThis addendum only provides corrections to TIA/TSB-129-A, “Telecommunications -Telephone Terminal Equipment - U.S. Network Con

31、nections Regulatory Approval Guide.”Copyright Telecommunications Industry Association Provided by IHS under license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TSB-129-A-123. CLAUSE REVISIONS6.2 Test Laboratory RequirementsAdditional credentials, such a

32、s NVLAP, A2LA, or ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, mayalso prove useful in assessing the competency of a test laboratory. Furthermore, theResponsible Party must obtain a description of the measurement facilities and thetest plan employed by the test lab, and retain this information on file for futureref

33、erence (see FCC rules in Section 68.346). The ACTA may require that certaininformation be included in this description. A copy of this description should be filedwith the first submission to the ACTA. If this description changes it should be filedwith the next submission to the ACTA (see below).6.3

34、Test ProceduresUnder the SDoC method, the FCC requires each Responsible Party must ensure toretain a copy of the procedures used to test TTE for conformance to the technicalcriteria. is on file with the ACTA This requirement applies whether the ResponsibleParty does the testing itself or relies on r

35、esults provided by an independentlaboratory.8.4.4 SDoC Filings with the ACTA DatabaseACTA requires Responsible parties Parties filing a SDoC to must provide thefollowing to the ACTA for all types of filings.f) Copy of Part 68 Test Procedures: Unless on file and current, a copy of the testprocedures

36、used to verify conformity must be submitted. Any deviations from thesetest procedures must be noted.8.6.2 Importation for SaleAs described in paragraph 5.1.1 the FCC requires that the Responsible Party underthe SDoC Method, the RP must be resident maintain an agent for service in theU.S.E.2 Detailed

37、 Descriptions of Required InformationFICDescription02RV2.T2-wire loop reverse battery signaling, loop closure from customer LEC,reverse battery from LEC customer, 600 ohms. Used for Direct InwardDialing (DID) ports.04RV2.T2 4-wire loop reverse battery signaling, loop closure from customer LEC,revers

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