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> From: Debbie Mallory Olson <[email protected]> > Sender: Debbie Mallory Olson <[email protected]> > Organization: Boca Research > Pete, > > Yes, we've encountered the same requirement. So far it's just been > Singapore. Our "keypad" is part of the software package that ships with > the modem. (It displays on the screen and you use a mouse to "dial" the > numbers.) We're currently working with the software vendor to get it > changed. > > Regards, > > Debbie Olson > Boca Research, Inc. > > > > TREG'ers, > > Our Singapore distributor claims that the Telephone Authority of > Singapore (TAS) is putting on a lot of pressure to implement ITU > E.161:1993, option A. This requires that the letter Q be added to > the PRS on the 7 button and that Z be added to the WXY on the 9 > button. TAS is prohibiting sale of telphones without this > modification (effective 1 April 1996). > > 1) Has anyone else experienced this problem in Singapore? If so, > have you ordered new keypads, or used some other work-around > (templates, stick-on labels, etc.)? > > 2) Is any other country enforcing this standard? > > ADVthanksCE > > Pete > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > -- > Peter Van Raalte | Email: [email protected] > Compliance Engineer | > V-Band Corporation | Phone: 914-789-5117 > 565 Taxter Road | > Elmsford NY 10523 | FAX: 914-347-3432 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > - >
