> Please be advised that Patton & Associates do not supply copyrighted > standards but can give advice on the same. Ron Pickard was kind enough to= > > point out that: > > > > Patton & Associates has a lot of telecom type approval experience and= > > > > should be able help you find the standard(s) you're looking for. > > He did not say that we sold these. = > > In the light of recent correspondence about British traits and habits I > would just add that to do so would "just not be British" (a subject about= > > which I feel uniquely qualified to comment as I actually am British). > > Incidentally, I agree with the remark about how hard it sometimes is to g= > et > such standards. > > Many thanks. > > Best Regards > > John Roche > Hi John,
Many apologies for any offence caused - I was really trying to get across the point that when the CNET told me that the standards were "secret" I thought they meant internal - later I found out that was exactly what they meant! As you know, to obtain CSE X-X standards you need to be able to demonstrate a need for the documents ie a tender request and send them a letter of confidentiality. So, to get in touch with CNET, the address is as follows: France Tlcom Branche Dveloppement Centre National dEtudes des Tlcommunications Service de la Logistique - Departement GID 38-40 rue du Gnral-Leclerc 92794 Issy Moulineaux Cedex 9 Paris France T. 0033-1-4529 6137 F. 0033-1-4529 4702 Please pass this on to all interested parties! Cheers Gary
