New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 15

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✨ Telecommunications Specifications and Fees

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3. LIST OF NEW AND AMENDED PERMIT TO CONNECT SPECIFICATIONS AS AT 31 DECEMBER 1990

PTC AND TNA SPECIFICATIONS (PRICE INCLUDES GST)

100-SERIES: GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS AND CODES OF PRACTICE

NO.	TITLE	ISSUE	PRICE $
PTC 100	Telecom Permit to Connect: General Conditions	Sep 1987	3.0
PTC 101	Electrical Safety Requirements for a Telecom Permit to Connect	Sep 1987	3.0
PTC 102	Telephone Network Interface Requirements	Feb 1988	6.0
PTC 103	Code of Practice for the Installation of Customer Premises Telecommunications Wiring	Sep 1987	2.5
PTC 105	Code of Practice for Customer Premises Telecommunications Cabling	June 1988	3.5
PTC 107	PABX External Port Interface Conditions	Mar 1989	9.0
PTC 108	PABX Signalling & Supervisory Conditions	Jan 1989	3.5
PTC 109	PABX Transmission Requirements	May 1989	9.0
PTC 110	PABX Network Requirements	Draft Aug 1989	6.0
TNA 111	Datex Service: Network Interface Requirements	Nov 1990	3.5
TNA 151	Telephone Network Transmission Plan	Nov 1990	6.0

200-SERIES: PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

PTC NO	TITLE	ISSUE	PRICE $
PTC 201	Technical Requirements for Permission to Connect Telex Terminal equipment	Sep 1987	6.0
PTC 202	Technical Requirements for Permission to Connect Telephone Instruments	Mar 1988	9.0
PTC 211	Requirements for Non-Voice Equipment	Nov 1990	9.0
PTC 212	Requirements for Automatic Answering, Calling and Recording Equipment	Dec 1990	9.0
PTC 213	Requirements for Pay Telephones	June 1990	6.0
PTC 251	Technical Requirements for Permission to Connect Radio Paging Receivers	June 1987	3.0
PTC 252	Mobile Phone Service Specifications for and Requirements for Approval of Mobile Telephone Terminals	Draft Issue 2 Nov '90	8.0

300-SERIES: NETWORK INTERCONNECT SPECIFICATIONS

PTC NO	TITLE	ISSUE	PRICE $
PTC 301	Telephone Network Interconnection	July 1989	9.0
PTC 302	Telex and Datex Network Interconnection	Draft Aug 1989	4.0
PTC 303	Packet Network: X75 Interconnection	Draft Apr 1989	9.0

4. Interconnection

There is a non-refundable administration fee of $50,000 (excluding GST) payable to Telecom before a service operator may enter into negotiations for interconnection. This fee is applicable to any service operator commencing such negotiations after 31 July 1990.

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