GB/T 16813-1997

Active

Technical specifications and test methods of the interface of radio paging system and PSTN

无线电寻呼系统与公用电话自动交换网的接口技术要求及测试方法

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
33.040.20
CCS
M14
Status
Active
Issue Date
1997-05-28
Implementation
1998-02-01
Centralized Committee
工业和信息化部（通信）
Issuing Authority
国家技术监督局

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies the technical requirements and testing methods for the interface between radio paging systems and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). It is applied in China to ensure proper signaling, call setup, and data transmission compatibility between paging service providers and the national telephone network. The standard is used by telecom engineers and equipment manufacturers for designing, integrating, and verifying paging system interfaces with PSTN infrastructure.

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