Jacques:
As I understand, the intent is that, yes, ETS 300 386-X will become a suite
of harmonized standards but there are no firm dates for implementation.
Apparently, ETS 300 386-2-2 was recently voted on and passed and is now
awaiting publishing in the OJ.
ETS 300 386-1 is the overview document which defines scope and definitions.
Unless much has changed in the few years since it was published as an ETS,
ETS 300 386-1 covers the following ground (with specific reqts in product
specific stds, ETS 300 386-2-X):
- Switching equipment
- Transmission equipment (this is the one which successfully passed
voting)
- Power Supply Equipment
- Supervisory Equipment
- Tariff and Billing Equipment
Specific EMC reqts for radiocommunications equipment are covered in other ETSs
such as the one you've noted (there are others as well).
Regards,
Geoff Skanes
EMC Engineer
Nortel
RTP, NC
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> Gents,
>
> From what I have been told (people from the Radio industries) ETSI ETS
> 300 385 is accepted as the guideline to comply with the EMC Directive
> for Radiocommunication products.
>
> Is ETS 300 386 accepted as the test plan for Telecommunication products
> (Not a TTE) against the EMC directive
>
> Regards,
>
> Jacques Cardinal
> Positron Fiber System
> http:www.positronfiber.com
> Manager,
> Hardware Qualification and Test
> (514) 345-2270 Ext. 2454
>
