Dear Roeland,
Two wires are presented in an exchange line in Hong Kong,
these are
labeled A and B or Tip and Ring respectively. Some CPE are
designed to use a third line and this line is shunted to the ring
wire via a 1.8 U farad capacitor at the master line socket .
HKTA Standard 2011 Issue 01 Clause 3.6 describes the connection
arrangement.
HKTA standards can be downloaded from the OFTA website at
http://www.ofta.gov.hk
Regards
Shaun
Shaun Warren
EMC/ Telecom Manager
TUV Product Service Asia Limited
Hong Kong Industrial Technology Centre
72 Tat Chee Avenue
Kowloon Tong
Hong Kong
Tel:- 852 2788 5135
Fax:- 852 2776 1206
E- Mail:- [email protected]
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From: <[email protected]>, on 1/26/99 5:25 AM:
Hi Treg,
In the Hong Kong HKTA2003 specs in chapter 2.5 and 4.2 they are speaking about
shunt-wire -> does that mean they have tree wires in the connector: A-wire,
B-wire and the shunt-wire?
Can somebody give some more explanation?
Thanks in advance Roeland
