Alan, Based on your email, your product is a telecom terminal that connects to CO, tie-line and ISDN services in the EU. And as such, it must comply with the TTE Directive.
Therefore, for product and teelcom safety it must comply with EN60950; for EMC it must comply with EN55022 for emissions, EN5082-1 for immunity, and EN60555 for AC line harmonics/fluctuations; for telecom performance (for all telecom and serial interfaces that will connect to a public network) it must comply with: - CTR 1 and CTR 2 for serial interfaces, - CTR 3 and CTR 4 for ISDN interfaces, - CTR12 and CTR13 for E1 interfaces, - CTR15 and CTR 17 for leased line analog interfaces (tie-line interface), - TBR21 for non-voice CO interfaces in a subset of EU countries for now but for all EU when CTR 21 adopted, - national standards for voice CO interfaces George Seminsky Nuera Communications Ph 619 625 9220 ext 1248 Fax 619 625 2422 From: Alan Booth <[email protected]>, on 3/20/98 3:18 PM: Dear Treggers, We are having a problem with the TTE Directive 91/263/EEC and would be grateful for any guidance. We have a product which is intended to be part of the PSTN and will be owned by the Network Provider. It is a flexible access multiplexer which will provide switched services such as POT's lines, direct in/out-dial PABX trunks, and ISDN Basic Rate Access. In addition to this equipment, smaller units are available which enable the extension of these services on to subscriber premises. It is possible that the subscriber may buy these extension units from us. All of the equipment is soon to be Safety and EMC tested by a third party and it has been designed to function correctly within the network. Should any of this equipment comply with the TTE Directive and if so why? Thanks in advance. Alan Booth Equipment Engineering Group Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Limited Solihull Parkway Birmingham Business Park Birmingham B37 7YU Telephone +44 121 717 6492 FAX +44 121 717 6014/6018
