ISO/IEC 10173:1998
Information technology - Telecommunications and information exchange between systems - Interface connector and contact assignments for ISDN primary rate access connector located at reference points S and T
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ISO/IEC 10173:1998 defines the interface connector and contact assignments for ISDN primary rate access at the reference points S and T, making it a relevant technical document for teams evaluating connector compatibility and interface alignment. For organizations working on telecommunications hardware, installation documentation, or procurement review, the reference helps support ISO/IEC 10173:1998-based technical assessment and reduce ambiguity around physical and contact-level implementation. It is especially useful where operational consistency and documented evaluation of interface connections matter.
ISO/IEC 10173:1998 standard overview
This edition addresses the connector arrangement and contact assignments associated with ISDN primary rate access, with clear relevance to engineering documentation and compliance workflows. As a supporting reference within the ISO/IEC 10173 family, it can help define how reference points S and T are handled in interface design and verification activities. Teams involved in technical validation, product evaluation, or conformity assessment may use it to align drawings, test plans, and interface specifications with the expected connection scheme.
Applications of ISO/IEC 10173:1998
The document is commonly relevant in telecommunications equipment development, network interface integration, and laboratory evaluation of ISDN primary rate access connections. It may also support procurement decisions where connector compatibility must be checked against an engineering specification or compliance reference. In practice, it can assist with installation records, technical review of interface hardware, and testing workflows that depend on consistent connector and contact mapping at the S and T reference points.
Why ISO/IEC 10173:1998 matters
Clear connector and contact assignment information helps reduce integration risk, improves interoperability, and supports consistent verification activities across design, test, and deployment teams. For compliance preparation and quality assurance, the document offers a structured basis for checking whether interface hardware matches the intended ISDN primary rate access arrangement. It can also support procurement evaluation and technical validation by giving stakeholders a common reference for comparison during specification review and conformity assessment.
- Connector and contact assignment guidance for ISDN primary rate access interfaces
- Support for interface compatibility checks at reference points S and T
- Useful for engineering documentation, test planning, and conformity assessment
- Practical reference for procurement review and implementation consistency
- Publication Date: 1998-12-20
- Standard Status: Derived
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 2
- This Version: ISO/IEC 10173 (1998-12-20)
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