A starting point would be:
For USA:  FCC part 68, FCC part 15 and some form of safety i.e. UL1950.

For Europe: CTR12 and CTR13 (E1 ONP Balanced Struc & Unstruc), 
Plus EU EMC directive stds (depends on equipment, talk to any accredited EMC 
test house) and 
LVD safety (IEC950 / EN 60 950)  The IEC inclusion covers certain countries 
outside EU at minimal extra cost (e.g. CCA scheme report).  

If you want 75 Ohm E1 as well, you need to contact each EU approval body as 
individual national requirements exist for some countries.  Some have abandoned 
75 Ohm in favour of 120 Ohm E1 ONP only. 

Are you going over a PTO provided fibre?  if yes, there may be PDH / Sonnet 
etc. requirements as well.

Bill Ellingford.  Approvals
Motion Media Technology Ltd

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From:   Steve Grobe[SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent:   17 February 1999 15:38
To:     '[email protected]'; Emc-Pstc@Majordomo. Ieee. Org (E-mail)
Subject:        RE: T1/E1 equipment

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

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