Duane

Speak to Teleadapt (408) 370 5105.  They have in line Swiss, German and
Austrian filters that go in the cable.

JohnP

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>From:  Duane J. Marcroft[SMTP:[email protected]]
>Sent:  Wednesday, June 18, 1997 8:23 PM
>To:    Ian Grinstead
>Cc:    [email protected]
>Subject:       Re: Swiss Filter.
>
>Ian,
>
>Thank you for information on Telegen billing tone filters.
>
>My billing tone filter concerns are not the ability to design and/or
>provide Swiss or German filters.  It is more a case of expressing my
>concerns about harmonizing EU standards like TBR 21.  If Switzerland,
>Germany or any other country is going to claim harmonization they can't
>have exceptions to standards.   They are not harmonized until exceptions
>are eliminated.
>
> In the Swiss and German case filters could be provided in the telecom
>jack.  This would eliminate the need to design a special modem for each
>country.  I don't understand how any EU country can claim to have
>harmonized standards when there are exceptions to the standards.
>
>In the Swiss and Germany case if the filters were in the telco jack their
>consumers would have a more sources of telecom devices at lower cost.  This
>would help to create a climate of laisse faire development in telecom
>equipment.  Which would ultimately create competition, innovative
>development, lower costs, more production, corporate profits and tax
>revenue.
>
>What I am designing  is a world wide DAA for an HPC.  The DAA is a dongle.
>Adding your dongle filter in series with this dongle would not be an
>applications of convenience and it would be harder to sell.
>
>I designed filters in the dongle for both countries.  This means
>manufacturing separate dongles for each country.  Which translates into
>special compliance approvals, manufacturing , testing and stocking.  The
>bottom line,  it costs more to support those countries.  So, an HPC with
>these DAA's costs more.  Which probably means fewer sales in each country.
>
>In my opinion exceptions to EU standards inhibit technology and are
>barriers to free trade.
>
>Regards,
>
>Duane
>
>
>

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