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The definitions given below have been identified as necessary for studies in the field of alphabetic telegraphy apparatus.Sub-numbers in the 721.XX.YY range signify correspondence with definitions in the InternationalElectrotechnical Vocabulary (IEV) of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).Sub-numbers in the 34.ZZ range signify definitions derived from the ITU List of Definitions of Essential Telecommunications Terms.
DEFINITIONS OF ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL TERMS RELATING TO APPARATUS FOR ALPHABETIC TELEGRAPHY
Recommendation T.6 defines the facsimile coding schemes and their control functions to be used in the Group 4 facsimile.This Recommendation should be read in conjunction with the following Recommendations:T.503 A document application profile for the interchange of Group 4 facsimile documents T.521 Communication application profile for document bulk transfer based on the session service(according to the rules defined in T.62 bis) T.563 Terminal characteristics for Group 4 facsimile apparatus T.73 Document interchange protocol for the Telematic services T.62 Control procedures for Teletex and Group 4 facsimile services T.62bis Control procedures for Teletex and Group 4 facsimile services based on Recommendations X.215/X.225 T.70 Network-independent basic transport service for Telematic services F.161 International Group 4 facsimile service In addition, in the case of Group 4 Class II/III (Teletex or mixed mode of operation), the following Recommendations should also be read:T.60 Terminal equipment for use in the Teletex service T.61 Character repertoire and coded character sets for the international Teletex service T.72 Terminal capabilities for mixed mode of operation.
FACSIMILE CODING SCHEMES AND CODING CONTROL FUNCTIONS FOR GROUP 4 FACSIMILE APPARATUS
Since circuits of the general telephone network and the station lines of telephone subscribers should be capable of being used for document facsimile transmissions on the general network, the circuits to be used are those of the general switched network which have 2-wire terminals at both ends of the facsimile station.
DOCUMENT FACSIMILE TRANSMISSIONS IN THE GENERAL SWITCHED TELEPHONE NETWORK
The CCITT,considering(a) that there is a requirement for transmission at reduced character transfer rates on leased telegraph circuits;(b) that the cost of devices to subdivide a standardized 50-baud telegraph channel for simultaneous use by a number of users is relatively high;(c) that a number of Administrations meet the demand for transmission at reduced character transfer rates by providing a separate standardized 50-baud telegraph channel for each user and that the number of transmitted characters per minute is then limited by controlling the operation of the telegraph machine;(d) that,in the case of a pause in transmission for a period equal to or longer than 30 seconds,operators or subscribers are recommended to send a letter-shift (combination No.29 in International Telegraph Alphabet No.2) and to wait at least 2 seconds after the emission of this signal before recommencing transmission [Recommendation S.7,§(3)].
TRANSMISSION AT REDUCED CHARACTER TRANSFER RATE OVER A STANDARDIZED 50-BAUD TELEGRAPH CHANNEL
The CCITT, considering that there is a requirement for transmission at reduced character transfer rates on leased telegraph circuits; that the cost of devices to subdivide a standardized 50-baud telegraph channel for simultaneous use by a number of users is relatively high; that a number of Administrations meet the demand for transmission at reduced character transfer rates by providing a separate standardized 50-baud telegraph channel for each user and that the number of transmitted characters per minute is then limited by controlling the operation of the telegraph machine.
TRANSMISSION AT REDUCED CHARACTER TRANSFER RATE OVER A STANDARDIZED 50-BAUD TELEGRAPH CHANNEL
In 1934 (CCIF White Book, Volume III,Xth Plenary Assembly,Budapest,1934),a signalling current having a frequency of 500 Hz ± 2%,interrupted at a frequency of 20 Hz ± 2% was provisionally chosen for manually-operated international circuits.
SIGNAL RECEIVERS FOR MANUAL WORKING
This Recommendation defines the procedure to be followed for interworking between the Telemessage service and the international public telegram service.
INTERWORKING BETWEEN THE TELEMESSAGE SERVICE AND THE INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC TELEGRAM SERVICE
This Recommendation defines the procedure to be followed for interworking between the Telemessage service and the international public telegram service.
INTERWORKING BETWEEN THE TELEMESSAGE SERVICE AND THE INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC TELEGRAM SERVICE
Permanent circuits used between phototelegraph stations should be set up and lined up as 4-wire circuits between these stations. Circuits used normally (and preferentially) will be nominated international telephone circuits, the international line of which is normally extended to the phototelegraph station on a 4-wire basis, it being ensured that the terminal equipment (line relay sets, terminating sets, echo suppressors, etc.) is disconnected.
International phototelegraph transmission
The CCITT considering: (a) that proper interworking with the international telegraph services must be ensured: (b) that the coast-earth station equipment will interface with the international terrestrial telegraph networks and will therefore need to conform to CCITT Recommendations where applicable; (c) that the ship earth station will include a local end with its termination consisting of start-stop equipment using International Telegraph Alphabet No.2: (d) that corresponding requirements are given in CCIR Recommendation 553.
Interface requirements for 50-baud start-stop telegraph transmission in the maritime mobile satellite service
The CCITT considering: (a) that proper interworking with the international telegraph services must be ensured: (b) that the coast-earth station equipment will interface with the international terrestrial telegraph networks and will therefore need to conform to CCITT Recommendations where applicable; (c) that the ship earth station will include a local end with its termination consisting of start-stop equipment using International Telegraph Alphabet No.2: (d) that corresponding requirements are given in CCIR Recommendation 553.
Interface requirements for 50-baud start-stop telegraph transmission in the maritime mobile satellite service
Permanent circuits used between phototelegraph stations should be set up and lined up as 4-wire circuits between these stations. Circuits used normally (and preferentially) will be nominated international telephone circuits, the international line of which is normally extended to the phototelegraph station on a 4-wire basis, it being ensured that the terminal equipment (line relay sets, terminating sets, echo suppressors, etc.) is disconnected.
International phototelegraph transmission
Figure 1/M.850 illustrates a basic international TDM telegraph system. The system operates via an international TDM telegraph link operated at 2400 bit/s and has a capacity of 46 telegraph channels at 50 bauds. Other modulation rates up to 300 bauds can be accommodated (with resulting reduction in channel capacity) as shown in Recommendation R.101, Table 1/R.101 [1].
INTERNATIONAL TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEX (TDM) TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS
A control station is that point within the general maintenance organization which fulfils the control responsibilities for the circuit, group, supergroup, digital section, etc., assigned to it.
CONTROL STATIONS
A control station is that point within the general maintenance organization which fulfils the control responsibilities for the circuit, group, supergroup, digital section, etc., assigned to it.
CONTROL STATIONS
Definitions relating to telegraph, telematic and data transmission services
Definitions relating to telegraph, telematic and data transmission services
The CCITT, considering Recommendation U.1 [1] relative to signalling conditions to be applied in the international telex service and Recommendation F.60 [2] relative to operational provisions for the international telex service, unanimously declares the view that terminal apparatus participating in the international telex service should normally always be available to receive a call in accordance with the conditions set forth in Recommendations U.1 and F.60; that start-stop apparatus used in the telex service should be so equipped, or provided with the necessary devices, to permit of operation in accordance with Recommendations U.1 [1] and F.60 [2]; that, if a subscriber’s apparatus is such that he can use his teleprinter outside communication periods in order to prepare perforated tapes, for local checking of those tapes, for staff training, etc., the possibility of taking the answer-back may be delayed for a period not exceeding 3 seconds after connection of the called subscriber.
SWITCHING EQUIPMENT OF START - STOP APPARATUS
The CCITT, considering Recommendation U.1 [1] relative to signalling conditions to be applied in the international telex service and Recommendation F.60 [2] relative to operational provisions for the international telex service, unanimously declares the view that terminal apparatus participating in the international telex service should normally always be available to receive a call in accordance with the conditions set forth in Recommendations U.1 and F.60; that start-stop apparatus used in the telex service should be so equipped, or provided with the necessary devices, to permit of operation in accordance with Recommendations U.1 [1] and F.60 [2]; that, if a subscriber’s apparatus is such that he can use his teleprinter outside communication periods in order to prepare perforated tapes, for local checking of those tapes, for staff training, etc., the possibility of taking the answer-back may be delayed for a period not exceeding 3 seconds after connection of the called subscriber.
SWITCHING EQUIPMENT OF START - STOP APPARATUS
The CCITT, considering that there is a requirement for transmission at reduced character transfer rates on leased telegraph circuits; that the cost of devices to subdivide a standardized 50-baud telegraph channel for simultaneous use by a number of users is relatively high; that a number of Administrations meet the demand for transmission at reduced character transfer rates by providing a separate standardized 50-baud telegraph channel for each user and that the number of transmitted characters per minute is then limited by controlling the operation of the telegraph machine.
TRANSMISSION AT REDUCED CHARACTER TRANSFER RATE OVER A STANDARDIZED 50-BAUD TELEGRAPH CHANNEL
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