Telstra are now labelling all on-ramp (BRI) and PRI NT1's with a "SELV" sticker on the T1 and S-Bus ports respectively. The associated notice states that connection to other equipment which is not SELV may cause a hazard. This is of particular significance to PBX vendors whose switches are usually classified TNV.
This is a carrier issue not likely to be quickly addressed by the ACA. Best Regards -- Martin Garwood, Manager, Austest Laboratories Ground Floor, 35 Alleyne Street Chatswood NSW 2067 AUSTRALIA ph: 61-2-9882 6500 fax: 61-2-9882 6600 http://www.austest.com.au Dan Roman wrote: > > Reuben Medding wrote: > > > Unfortunately the situation changed with the ACA regime commencing 1 July > > 1997. > > > > All NTU are deemed to be the TNV irrespective. However NTU operating above > > 2 Mbps are deemed to be SELV . > > As of July 1st I have found this to not be the case. Prior to July 1st > most were TNV but now our customers are able to get SELV NTUs for 2.048 > Mbps service. I guess it is over 2 Mbps though if that's what you meant > :-). It was ISDN also, perhaps for non-ISDN it is a different > situation? > > Just goes to show how much turmoil a new regime can cause or perhaps the > new regime does not really know what the telcos are actually doing!?! > -- > Dan Roman | mailto:[email protected] http://www.dialogic.com > Compliance Engineer | Personal: mailto:[email protected] > Dialogic Corp, NJ | Homebrew is better brew!
