TS 13107

TS 13107 is a service standard dealing with the rules for how authorised services for satellite telephone equipment should be organised. Its focus is not the handset or terminal itself, but the service organisation that provides maintenance, repair and related technical support for that equipment. In practical terms, the standard addresses the service’s physical setup, operating arrangements, technical equipment, staff competence and certification framework.

What an authorised satellite-telephone service is expected to cover

Standards of this kind are intended to support consistent, traceable service delivery at an appropriate technical level. Satellite telephones are specialised radio communication devices used where conventional terrestrial coverage may be limited or unavailable, so service facilities need suitable capability for diagnosis, handling and verification. In general technical terms, an authorised service is associated with trained personnel, appropriate tools and a controlled working environment rather than ad hoc repair practice. TS 13107 sits within that general framework by defining the organisational and technical conditions for service providers.

Scope boundaries

• It applies to authorised services for satellite telephone equipment.
• It covers physical characteristics, business operation, technical equipment and personnel requirements.
• It also includes rules related to certification.
• The emphasis is on the service organisation rather than the design of a specific device model.
• The listed status is withdrawn, indicating this record refers to an отменed/withdrawn edition.