konrad, There are some advice in the TRAC document "Guidelines on the Application of CTRs, NETs and National Standards to Products for Approval under Directive 91/263/EEC", the full document (trac_gl.pdf) can be downloaded from www.trac.org.uk. The following text is quoted from the above mentioned document:
"Parallel Equipment, ie equipment (eg line monitoring equipment) intended only for connection in parallel with terminal equipment, shall not cause a terminal equipment to fail its requirements when connected in parallel. Parallel Equipment shall be tested by testing the combination of the Parallel Equipment and one terminal equipment. Only those parts of the relevant Public Network Access Requirement shall be tested that are likely to be affected by the parallel equipment. Test Equipment shall meet those parts of the relevant Public Network Access Requirement that are relevant to the functioning of the test equipment. Parts of the relevant Public Network Access Requirement that implement Article 4f shall not apply. Parallel Equipment and Test Equipment shall be marked in the same way as terminal equipment." Best regards Valter Tarasso SP Box 857 501 15 BORAS SWEDEN Phone: +46 33 16 54 65 Fax: +46 33 13 83 81 E-mail: [email protected] >---------- >Från: [email protected][SMTP:[email protected]] >Skickat: den 4 februari 1997 08:23 >Till: [email protected] >Angående: surch requirements > >hello TREG'ers > >We should test a filter on a 2048 kbit/s digital unstructured leased line. >It is serial connected to the line and passiv so that normal standards are >not applicable. Does anyone know some requirements for serial connected >TE's for countries in europe ? > >I would be grateful for any information you may have. > >Regards > >konrad gysi, swiss telecomm PTT laboratories for telecommunication >Equipment,FE6 > > >
