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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) is finally implementing the mandatory testing and certification of telecommunications equipment (MTCTE<\/a>) from October 1, 2019.<\/span>

The development though offers some respite for mobile device makers as well as telecom equipment vendors for now as they <\/span>have been not mentioned in the list. However, the two <\/span>industries <\/span>fear that they would be brought under the purview shortly.<\/span>

In a notification dated July 4, the Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC), a DoT’s nodal agency, included certain equipment such as wired telecom equipment, cordless phone, fax machine, PABX and modem under the compulsory testing.

In September 2018, the state-controlled engineering division has extended the deadline for mandatory testing to April 1, 2019 from October 1, 2018.

Device makers such as Apple, Samsung,
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo<\/a>, OnePlus, Vivo<\/a>, Micromax, Lava and Karbonn as well as telecom gear companies such as Nokia, Ericsson and Huawei would not require to submit their devices and equipment to government-accredited test laboratories anytime this year.

The Mobile Association (TMA) that represents the
mobile phone<\/a> industry said that DoT launching the mandatory testing program would finally bring the global practices to the Indian mobile ecosystem.

The Indian Telegraph (Amendment) Rules 2017 mandate essential testing of devices and equipment in order to ensure public safety.

“The department’s engineering wing has painstakingly addressed gated obstacles over the past years in consultation with the industry and made this milestone a reality,” TMA president Bhawna Kumari said.

Kumari, however, added that still much would come up once the MTCTE starts churning out certified devices and equipment connecting to telecom networks.

Delhi-based TMA said that the excessive testing and registration cost for complying to certifications are high, and has sought DoT intervention to review and overhaul these steep prices so that such would not become an add-on cost that could impact the consumers at large.

The mobile phone companies and back-end gear makers have been demanding opening up of a satisfactory number of laboratories before mandating them to undertake such exercise, which according to them might delay their commercial launches and network deployments respectively.

“As India races towards fifth-generation (
5G<\/a>) technology, the variety of the devices and equipment which will connect to our networks are going to be complex and exhaustive. This launch is a right step at the right time in shaping India’s future telecom devices,” Kumari added.

The agency, however, further added, “the schedule for mandatory testing and certification of the remaining equipment shall be notified subsequently.”

“The notice indicates that testing of other network equipment will be notified shortly. We fully expect government to issue appropriate guidelines for testing of other network equipment over a period of time that does not disrupt the implementation of critical network infrastructure,” the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) director general Rajan S Mathews told ETTelecom.

Delhi-based COAI represents incumbent service providers— Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio as well as telecom gear makers such as Nokia, Ericsson and Huawei.

“The industry will work with the government to ensure that the essential security issues of the country are appropriately addressed,” Mathews added.

In a letter to telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan, dated May 29, 2018, the COAI has asked the department to postpone the deadline to at least October 1, 2019, and sought to keep software out of the test certification criterion, and advocated setting up of full-fledged test laboratories.


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从10月1日强制检测,缓解手机制造商

移动协会(TMA)代表了手机行业说点启动强制检测程序最终会给印度带来全球实践移动生态系统。

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新德里:电信部()是最终实现电信设备的强制性测试和认证(MTCTE 从2019年10月1日)。

发展虽然提供了一些喘息为移动设备制造商以及电信设备供应商当他们已经在列表中没有提及。然而,两个行业担心他们会受到范围。

在通知日期为7月4日,电信工程中心(TEC),一个点的节点代理,包括某些设备如有线电信设备、无绳电话、传真机,电话和调制解调器的强制性测试。

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2018年9月,国家控制的工程部门强制检测的最后期限延长至4月1日,从2018年10月1日2019年。

设备制造商,如苹果、三星、小米,相对应的人OnePlus,体内Micromax,熔岩和Karbonn以及电信设备公司如诺基亚、爱立信和华为不需要提交他们的设备和设备今年政府任命的随时测试实验室。

移动协会(TMA)表示移动电话行业说点启动强制检测项目最终将带来全球实践印度移动生态系统。

印度电报(修正案)规则2017授权必不可少的测试设备和设备以确保公共安全。

“部门的工程翼煞费苦心地解决过去年封闭的障碍与业界磋商,让该里程碑成为现实,“TMA总统Bhawna库玛丽说。

然而,Kumari补充说,仍然会出现一旦MTCTE开始大量生产认证的设备和设备连接到电信网络。

德里TMA表示,过度测试和注册为服从认证成本很高,并寻求点干涉检查和检修等这些陡峭的价格将不会成为一个附加的成本,可能会影响消费者。

广告
移动电话公司和后端设备制造商要求开放实验室之前找到一个令人满意的数量要求他们进行这种运动,根据他们分别会推迟他们的商业发射和网络部署。

“像印度的种族对第五代(5克)技术,各种各样的设备和设备将连接到我们的网络要复杂和详尽。这次发射是在正确的时间正确的步骤在塑造印度未来的电信设备,”Kumari补充道。

然而,机构进一步补充说,“剩下的时间表强制性的测试和认证设备应当随后通知。”

“通知表明测试的其他网络设备将很快通知。我们完全相信政府问题适当的指导方针测试其他网络设备在一段时间内,不破坏重要的网络基础设施的实施,“印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事Rajan年代马修斯告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘

德里COAI代表——现有的服务提供商沃达丰的想法,Bharti Airtel和信实Jio等电信设备制造商诺基亚、爱立信和华为。

“这个行业将与政府合作,确保国家基本安全问题的妥善解决,”马修斯说。

在一封给电信部长阿鲁娜Sundararajan, 5月29日,2018年,COAI已要求部门推迟最后期限至少10月1日,2019年,并试图保持软件的测试认证标准,并主张建立成熟的测试实验室。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) is finally implementing the mandatory testing and certification of telecommunications equipment (MTCTE<\/a>) from October 1, 2019.<\/span>

The development though offers some respite for mobile device makers as well as telecom equipment vendors for now as they <\/span>have been not mentioned in the list. However, the two <\/span>industries <\/span>fear that they would be brought under the purview shortly.<\/span>

In a notification dated July 4, the Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC), a DoT’s nodal agency, included certain equipment such as wired telecom equipment, cordless phone, fax machine, PABX and modem under the compulsory testing.

In September 2018, the state-controlled engineering division has extended the deadline for mandatory testing to April 1, 2019 from October 1, 2018.

Device makers such as Apple, Samsung,
Xiaomi<\/a>, Oppo<\/a>, OnePlus, Vivo<\/a>, Micromax, Lava and Karbonn as well as telecom gear companies such as Nokia, Ericsson and Huawei would not require to submit their devices and equipment to government-accredited test laboratories anytime this year.

The Mobile Association (TMA) that represents the
mobile phone<\/a> industry said that DoT launching the mandatory testing program would finally bring the global practices to the Indian mobile ecosystem.

The Indian Telegraph (Amendment) Rules 2017 mandate essential testing of devices and equipment in order to ensure public safety.

“The department’s engineering wing has painstakingly addressed gated obstacles over the past years in consultation with the industry and made this milestone a reality,” TMA president Bhawna Kumari said.

Kumari, however, added that still much would come up once the MTCTE starts churning out certified devices and equipment connecting to telecom networks.

Delhi-based TMA said that the excessive testing and registration cost for complying to certifications are high, and has sought DoT intervention to review and overhaul these steep prices so that such would not become an add-on cost that could impact the consumers at large.

The mobile phone companies and back-end gear makers have been demanding opening up of a satisfactory number of laboratories before mandating them to undertake such exercise, which according to them might delay their commercial launches and network deployments respectively.

“As India races towards fifth-generation (
5G<\/a>) technology, the variety of the devices and equipment which will connect to our networks are going to be complex and exhaustive. This launch is a right step at the right time in shaping India’s future telecom devices,” Kumari added.

The agency, however, further added, “the schedule for mandatory testing and certification of the remaining equipment shall be notified subsequently.”

“The notice indicates that testing of other network equipment will be notified shortly. We fully expect government to issue appropriate guidelines for testing of other network equipment over a period of time that does not disrupt the implementation of critical network infrastructure,” the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) director general Rajan S Mathews told ETTelecom.

Delhi-based COAI represents incumbent service providers— Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio as well as telecom gear makers such as Nokia, Ericsson and Huawei.

“The industry will work with the government to ensure that the essential security issues of the country are appropriately addressed,” Mathews added.

In a letter to telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan, dated May 29, 2018, the COAI has asked the department to postpone the deadline to at least October 1, 2019, and sought to keep software out of the test certification criterion, and advocated setting up of full-fledged test laboratories.


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