TS 12713
Competent services - Rules for satellite receiver systems
This standard includes rules for management, structural features, technical equipment, personnel specifications and certification of competent services for satellite receiver systems.
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TS 12713 is a Turkish standard concerned with competent services for satellite receiver systems. It sets out the framework for how such service providers should be organised in terms of management, structural characteristics, technical equipment and personnel qualifications. The focus is not only on repairing devices, but also on establishing the service conditions needed to deliver technical support in a consistent and controlled way.
Core elements of a competent service organisation
In technical usage, a competent service is a service provider that performs maintenance, fault handling and technical support within a defined organisational structure. Satellite receiver systems may involve receivers, antenna connections, LNBs, cabling and signal adjustment, so service quality depends on understanding the system as a whole rather than a single component. TS 12713 addresses the arrangement of that service environment.
- Management arrangements and service organisation
- Structural characteristics and physical service conditions
- Technical equipment and workshop tools
- Personnel qualifications and role suitability
- A framework for certification of competent services
The standard sits within consumer services and television receiver technology. In general technical terms, service work on satellite receiver systems can affect signal quality, connection integrity, installation accuracy and device compatibility. A rule-based service structure helps make technical responsibilities clearer and supports more consistent user support. TS 12713 is also a withdrawn standard, so it should be understood as part of a historical regulatory framework rather than a current active requirement.
- Publication Date: 2.01.2014
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 03.080.30 Tüketiciler İçin Hizmetler ; 33.160.25 Televizyon Alıcıları; 33.170 Televizyon ve Radyo Yayınları
- Pages: 10
- Source Standard: - 4077 sayılı Tüketicinin Korunması Hakkında Kanun, - Uydu alıcı sistemleri yetkili servislerinin incelenmesi ve teknik sorumlularıyla yapılan görüşmelerden elde edilen bilgiler.
- International Equivalents: 12713--
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