IEEE 1702-2011
IEEE Standard for Telephone Modem Communication Protocol to Complement the Utility Industry End Device Data Tables
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IEEE 1702-2011 is a standard for telephone modem communication protocol intended to complement utility industry end device data tables. It addresses how modem-based communications can support structured data exchange in power and energy environments, where consistent signaling and protocol behavior help systems interpret device data more reliably. For organizations working with utility end devices, this standard may help align communications requirements, reduce integration ambiguity, and support more predictable interoperability across equipment and workflows.
About IEEE 1702-2011
IEEE 1702-2011 focuses on the communication protocol used over telephone modem links in conjunction with utility end device data tables. Its technical context is rooted in power and energy applications, where remote devices often need a defined method for exchanging operational data. The standard provides a reference point for protocol consistency, helping engineers, integrators, and procurement teams specify communications behavior more clearly. In practice, that can support more orderly implementation, testing, and comparison of compatible equipment.
Where is IEEE 1702-2011 used?
This standard is generally relevant in utility communications environments where telephone modem links are used to reach end devices that report operational data. Typical use cases may include remote meter-related systems, supervisory data collection, and legacy utility automation setups that depend on defined protocol handling. It can also be useful when specifying interfaces for devices that must exchange data tables in a predictable way across communication networks. IEEE 1702-2011 is most applicable where compatibility and structured data access are important.
Importance in practice
In practice, IEEE 1702-2011 helps reduce uncertainty around how modem communications should behave when supporting utility end device data tables. That matters for compliance efforts, system integration, and acceptance testing, especially when multiple vendors or older communication paths are involved. A clearer protocol reference can improve design control, lower the risk of mismatched implementations, and make procurement specifications easier to compare. For operators, it can also support more consistent data retrieval and fewer communication-related issues.
- Telephone modem protocol guidance
- Utility end device data table support
- Power and energy communication context
- Legacy remote data exchange applications
- Interoperability and testing reference
- Publication Date: 2011
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Robotics and Control Systems; Signal Processing and Analysis; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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- This Version: 1702 (2011)
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