Steve, Even though you do not plan to sell your product in Australia and Zealand at this time it would be wise and economical to have your Test house include Australian National Deviations when doing the European safety testing to EN60950. They can then issue a Test report to TS-001 & AS/NZS3260 for little incremental cost. The European EMC report can usually be used in Australia. Telecom's testing to TS 016 is required. That can wait till you are ready to enter the Australian market. Hope this helps.
R Medding R MEDDING & ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineers EMAIL: [email protected]. FOR INTNL CALLS Ph: 61-3-95328848 FAX: 61-3-95328849 ---------- | From: Steve Grobe <[email protected]> | To: '[email protected]'; Emc-Pstc@Majordomo. Ieee. Org (E-mail) <[email protected]> | Subject: RE: T1/E1 equipment | Date: Thursday, February 18, 1999 2:38 AM | | I have already had one response asking where we intend | to sell the product, I know I should have thought of that. | | To start with the product would market to the U.S. and | Europe. The product will convert signals on the copper | interface (RJ-45 or coax) to either multimode or single | mode fiber for longer runs. | | > -----Original Message----- | > From: Steve Grobe [SMTP:[email protected]] | > Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 8:57 AM | > To: Emc-Pstc@Majordomo. Ieee. Org (E-mail); Treg@World. Std. Com | > (E-mail) | > Subject: T1/E1 equipment | > | > The company I work for is considering designing | > a T1/E1 product that would be used for customer | > or telco inside lines. I have very little (no) experience | > with this type product and I am wondering what | > standards apply. I need to know what documents | > to purchase. | > | > | > Thanks in advance for your time. | > | > Steve
