JohnP is right. For Germany it is the same. You do not need a type
approval for terminal equipment connected to a PBX. If you want to
connect a terminal equipment to a PBX, you have to fulfill the
conditions in the manufacturer's declaration. This means if the
manufacturer allows to connect any equipment to the PBX you may do so,
even if it has no type approval.
Volker
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Date: 97-09-09 10:13
This is not true for all countries. e.g. The PTS says that in Sweden no
TA is required for indirectly connected equipment even phones and
modems. That is their interpretation of the TTE. Others have similar
views, others have not. At least it gives us a job!
JohnP
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>From: Doerfler, Karl-Heinz[SMTP:[email protected]]
>Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 1997 2:05 PM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: BOUNCE [email protected]: Non-member submission from
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>Lars,
>
>even telephone equipment that is connected to PBX only
>has to be approved in the European countries.
>
>There is no electrical contact to the Public Network but
>in any case there is a 'logical' one.
>For example:
>-modems have to release the line after a specified time
> when the carrier is lost
>-handsets have to indicate incoming calls within a specified
> time after presentation of the ringing voltage
>-dial timing (depends on the PBX)
>and so on ..
>
>Regards,
>Karl
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