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Telecommunications Industry Association Issues Call for Interest: "TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Mobile Stations Minimum Performance for Global Circulation"
February 21, 2013
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Telecommunications Industry Association Issues Call for Interest: "TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Mobile Stations Minimum Performance for Global Circulation"
Stakeholders Invited to Contact TIA Regarding Participation
Arlington Va. – The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) TR-45.3 Engineering Committee on Time Division Digital Technology - Mobile and Personal Communications Standards has issued a call for interest for the development of the following TDMA Third Generation Wireless standards:
- ANSI/TIA 136-1999 - TDMA Cellular/PCS
- ANSI/TIA 136-350-A-1-2001 – TDMA Wireless Data Service Control, Addendum 1
- ANSI/TIA 136-270-C-1-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Mobile Stations Minimum Performance - Addendum
- ANSI/TIA 136-033-A-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - R-UIM File Structure
- ANSI/TIA 136-034-A-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - R-UIM-ME Interface Procedures (RMIP)
- ANSI/TIA 136-037-A-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - R-UIM Application Toolkit (RAPT)
- ANSI/TIA 136-271-2002 - Third Generation Wireless - Mobile Stations Minimum Performance for Global Circulation
- ANSI/TIA 136-350-C-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Data-Service Control
- ANSI/TIA 136-610-B-2002 - TDMA Cellular/PCS - Radio Interface R-DATA/SMDPP Transport
- ANSI/TIA 136-700-D-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Introduction to Teleservices
- ANSI/TIA 136-710-C-2002 - Short Message Service - Cellular Messaging Teleservice
- ANSI/TIA 136-711-2002 - Third Generation Wireless - GSM Hosted SMS Teleservice (GHOST) Teleservice
- ANSI/TIA 136-720-C-2002 - Over-the-Air Activation Teleservice (OATS)
- ANSI/TIA 136-730-A-2002 - Over-the-Air Programming Teleservice (OPTS)
- ANSI/TIA 136-760-A-2002 - TDMA Cellular/PCS - Change Rate Indication Teleservice (CIT)
- ANSI/TIA 136-910-C-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Informative Information
- ANSI/TIA 136-741-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - System Assisted Mobile Positioning though Satellite (SAMPS) for Analog Systems
- ANSI/TIA 136-280-D-2002 - TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Minimum Performance Standards for Base Stations
- The stakeholders may include, but are not limited to: manufacturers and carriers
- TIA is actively seeking participation in these projects from the user and general interest communities.
To inquire about participating in TIA standards developing efforts, please contact the TIA Technology & Standards Department at 703-907-7000 or via e-mail at standards@tiaonline.org.
A major function of the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) is the writing and maintenance of voluntary industry standards and specifications. These activities are carried out by the volunteer members of TIA engineering committees. On the public engineering committee pages (http://www.tiaonline.org/standards/committees/ ), users will find recent meeting reports, agendas and notices for upcoming meetings, as well as links to some of the most popular standards from each committee. TIA is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Visit tiaonline.org.
TIA is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Visit tiaonline.org.
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