In a message dated 98-08-19, Ron Pickard writes: << Actually, the 6.2.1.2 Norway question and others in Annex ZB are moot if a type B plug is used instead of a type A plug. (intervening text deleted)
Opinions would be nice to see, but the law makers in the EU seem to have made these issues cut and dry. Of course, everything's open to interpretation. >> Ron: Regarding your remark about the type B plug, I agree. However, this type of plug is completely inappropriate for most ITE telecom gear, such as a modem. The Type B plug is not a practical solution to this problem. Regarding your closing comment about the law being "cut and dry," it is still unclear to me what your interpretation of the situation is. Could you please clarify what you believe the options are for addressing the national conditions that Sweden and Norway impose for clause 6.2.1.2? Roger Magnusen's response (posted earlier on treg) seemed to confirm my interpretation. Do you agree with this interpretation, or do you have a different view? Joe Randolph
