Joe, India has a two wire circuit with a complex impedance. Three wire circuits still exist, however. I'm not sure of the plug. The specifications also speak of a screw termination block.
India is very bureaucratic so you can expect an extended approval process and there are lots of specifications. They will examine the application and supporting documentation before they test. The approval holder will have to be an Indian company. Specifications are available from the Telecommunicaions Engineering Center, Khurshidlal Bhawas, Janpath, New Delhi, 110 001. I don't know the fax or phone numbers, perhaps others can help. It may be easier for your Indian partner to obtain the appropriate ones and send them to you. Dick Shultz On 3/3/98 3:45 PM Jon D Curtis <[email protected]> said: >From: Joseph Hall <[email protected]> >Subject: India > >I posted this message lats week without response, >I would appreciate feedback. > >I am interested in PSTN products for India. > >Does anybody know which standards apply to this market. >In particular which connection plug is used and is the bell circuit 2-wir= >e >or 3-wire. > >Thanks n Regards > >Joe Hall > >
