Dear Praveen,

For Singapore, if  DTMF signal detection is provided, the following requirements
are to
apply:
(a) DTMF signals that are within the following limits shall be
recognised:
(i) Frequency tolerances of 
±1.5% from the nominal frequency
as specified in iDA PSTN1 Standard.
(ii) The sending level for low group frequencies shall be -8±2 dBm.
(iii) The sending level for high group frequencies shall be -6±2 dBm.
(iv) The total power of unwanted frequency components during signalling
shall be at least 20dB below level of signal frequecy.
(v) The sending length of the signal shall be at least 65 ms.
(vi) A break between tone signals of 65 ms and greater, as an
interdigital pause.

PSB Singapore is able to provide testing to PSTN1 requirements. Please contact
me if you need further assistance.

Regards.


Benjamin Foo
Senior Engineer
Telecoms & IT
PSB
No.1 Science Park Drive
Singapore 118221
DID: +65-772 9769
Fax: +65-774 1459
email: [email protected]


---------------------- Forwarded by Benjamin FOO/SP/Psb on 01/03/2001 08:11 AM
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Praveen Rao <[email protected]> on 28/02/2001 02:27:32 PM

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Subject:  DTMF tone detection



Hello members,

I'm trying to find the requirements of DTMF tone detection for various
countries.
I have the requirements for Australia ( shown below ). Can someone help me
with the other countries please.
I believe there are no mandatory requirements for DTMF detection for Europe
and USA, please correct me if I'm wrong.

Australian Requirements : AS/ACIF S003 : 1999

If  DTMF signal detection is provided, the following requirements are to
apply:
(a) DTMF signals that are within the following limits shall be
recognised:
(i) Frequency tolerances of 
± (1.5% + 2 Hz) from the nominal
frequency as specified in ACA Technical Standard 002 [2].
(ii) A total RMS power level between 0 dBm and -20 dBm with
a maximum difference between the high frequency tone and
the low frequency tone power of +4 dB to -4 dB relative to
that of the low frequency tone.
(iii) A break between tone signals of 70 ms and greater, as an
interdigital pause.
(iv) A valid tone signal of 40 ms duration and greater.

Now, what are these limits for :  USA, Europe (especially UK), South Africa,
Korea and Singapore

Thanks very much in advance.

Praveen Rao











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