SIST ETS 300 242 E2:2003
(Main)Terminal Equipment (TE); Group 3 facsimile equipment
Terminal Equipment (TE); Group 3 facsimile equipment
Revision to include Amendments to Technical characteristics to be met by G.3 facsimile equipment to enable reliable document interchange between compliant equipment, to incorporate matters arising from STC TE2 and ITU-T SG8.
Terminalska oprema (TE) – Oprema za faksimilno skupino 3
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
01-december-2003
Terminalska oprema (TE) – Oprema za faksimilno skupino 3
Terminal Equipment (TE); Group 3 facsimile equipment
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: ETS 300 242 Edition 2
ICS:
33.050.30 Oprema za teleks, teletekst, Equipment for telex, teletext,
telefaks telefax
35.180 Terminalska in druga IT Terminal and other
periferna oprema IT peripheral equipment
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
EUROPEAN ETS 300 242
TELECOMMUNICATION May 1997
STANDARD Second Edition
Source: ETSI TC-TE Reference: RE/TE-02036
ICS: 33.020
Key words: Fax, group 3, terminal, testing
Terminal Equipment (TE);
Group 3 facsimile equipment
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typographical or otherwise, may occur. If you have comments concerning its accuracy, please write to
"ETSI Editing and Committee Support Dept." at the address shown on the title page.
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Contents
Foreword .5
1 Scope .7
2 Normative references.7
3 Definitions and abbreviations .7
3.1 Definitions .7
3.2 Abbreviations .8
4 General requirements .8
5 Technical characteristics.9
5.1 General .9
5.2 Features.9
5.3 Transmitter.9
5.3.1 Document dimensions.9
5.3.2 Scanning track.9
5.4 Receiver.10
5.5 Performance .10
5.6 Control procedures for message transmission and reception .10
5.7 Received image quality.10
5.8 Facsimile switching.11
5.8.1 Automatic calling equipment .11
5.8.2 Facsimile to telephone mode switching.11
5.9 Automatic and manual answering.11
5.10 Extended configurations .11
Annex A (normative): Requirements for the scanner of the facsimile equipment based on test chart
No. 4 of ITU-T Recommendation T.22.12
Annex B (normative): Testing.13
B1 Overview .13
B.1.1 Testing conditions.13
B.1.1.1 Environments for tests .13
B.1.1.2 Power supply limitations.13
B.1.2 Test procedures.13
B.1.3 Protocol test procedures.14
B.1.3.1 Protocol test schedules .14
B.1.3.2 Description of the test tables.14
B.1.3.2.1 Test number .14
B.1.3.2.2 Test type.14
B.1.3.2.3 Tester action.14
B.1.3.2.4 Tester detects.14
B.1.3.2.5 Comments .14
B.1.3.3 Commands/responses list.15
B.1.4 Application service test procedures .15
B.1.4.1 Application service tests.15
B.1.4.2 Description of application service test schedules.15
B.1.5 Definitions and abbreviations.15
B.1.6 Generalities.15
B.2 Tests for ITU-T Recommendation T.4 .16
B.2.1 Test No. T1 to T6.16
B.2.2 Test No. R1 to R5 .17
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B.3 Tests for ITU-T Recommendation T.30. 18
B.3.1 Test No. TN1 to TN12.18
B.3.2 Test No. RN1 to RN12 . 18
B.3.3 Test No. TEB10 to TEB11. 19
B.3.4 Test No. TEB20 to TEB25. 19
B.3.5 Test No. TED10 to TED15 . 21
B.3.6 Test No. TED20 to TED25 . 22
B.3.7 Test No. TED30 to TED36 . 22
B.3.8 Test No. REB10 to REB14. 24
B.3.9 Test No. REB20 to REB22. 24
B.3.10 Test No. RED10 to RED11 . 25
B.4 General tests . 26
B.4.1 Test No. L1 to L5. 26
B.4.2 Test No. T7 to T18 . 26
B.4.3 Test No. R6 to R12 . 28
B.5 Test charts. 29
B.5.1 One-dimensional coding . 29
B.5.2 Printing resolution. 30
B.5.3 Acceptance of total coded scan line duration. 32
B.5.4 Copy quality criteria. 32
B.5.4.1 Description of the pattern. 32
B.5.4.2 Description of the whole error-free test chart . 33
B.5.4.3 Test charts including errors . 33
B.5.4.4 Test charts with single errors. 33
B.5.4.5 Reading of the charts received and recorded, interpretation of the results. 34
B.6 Tests for extended facsimile functions . 34
B.7 Tests for ITU-T Recommendation T.30 Error Correction Mode. 35
B.7.1 Tests for normal conditions. 35
B.7.1.1 Test No. TNO1 to TNO9. 35
B.7.1.2 Test No. RNO1 to RNO9 . 36
B.7.2 Tests for exception conditions. 36
B.7.2.1 Test TE01 to TE02 . 36
B.7.2.2 Tests REO1 and REO2 . 37
B.7.2.3 Test REO3. 38
B.8 Commands/responses list . 39
B.8.1 Content of the DIS/DTC frame used by the tester . 39
B.8.2 Content of the DCS frame used by the tester . 40
History. 41
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Foreword
This second edition European Telecommunication Standard (ETS) has been produced by the Terminal
Equipment (TE) Technical Committee of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
Transposition dates
Date of adoption: 18 April 1997
Date of latest announcement of this ETS (doa): 31 August 1997
Date of latest publication of new National Standard
or endorsement of this ETS (dop/e): 28 February 1998
Date of withdrawal of any conflicting National Standard (dow): 28 February 1998
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1 Scope
This second edition European Telecommunication Standard (ETS) specifies the technical characteristics
to be met by Group 3 facsimile equipment to enable reliable document interchange between compliant
equipment. This edition contains amendments to align the text with the relevant ITU-T Recommendations
current at the end of December 1994 and also to correct some editorial errors and it cannot be fully
applied to equipment designed to later versions of the relevant ITU-T Recommendations.
The ETS does not contain the requirements for Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) access,
safety or Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC).
All tests necessary to check conformance to this ETS are included in annex B (normative), which is an
integral part of this ETS.
2 Normative references
This ETS incorporates by dated or undated reference, provisions from other publications. These
normative references are cited at the appropriate places in the text and the publications are listed
hereafter. For dated references, subsequent amendments to, or revisions of any of these publications
apply to this ETS only when incorporated in it by amendment or revision. For undated references the latest
edition of the publication referred to applies.
[1] ETS 300 001: "Attachments to Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN);
General technical requirements for equipment connected to an analogue
subscriber interface in the PSTN".
[2] ITU-T Recommendation T.4 (1994): "Standardization of Group 3 facsimile
apparatus for document transmission".
[3] ITU-T Recommendation T.30 (1994): "Procedures for document facsimile
transmission in the general switched telephone network".
[4] ITU-T Recommendation T.22 (1994): "Standardized test charts for document
facsimile transmission".
[5] ITU-T Recommendation V.17 (1991): "A 2-wire modem for facsimile
applications with rates up to 14 400 bit/s".
[6] ITU-T Recommendation V.27 ter (1989): "4 800/2 400 bits per second modem
standardized for use in the general switched telephone network".
[7] ITU-T Recommendation V.29 (1989): "9 600 bits per second modem
standardized for use on point-to-point 4-wire leased telephone-type circuits".
3 Definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
For the purposes of this ETS, the following definitions apply:
NOTE: In addition to the definitions shown below, the definitions given in ITU-T
Recommendations T.4 [2], T.30 [3] and T.22 [4] also apply.
group 3 facsimile terminal equipment: This is referred to throughout this ETS as the "facsimile
equipment".
extended configuration: Includes within its own domain at least two independently addressable sinks
and/or two independently addressable sources of facsimile traffic to the public network. An implementation
which is designed to be completely physically included within a personal computer is considered as an
extended configuration.
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3.2 Abbreviations
For the purposes of this ETS, the following abbreviations apply:
ac alternating current
CED Called Station Identification
CFR Confirmation to Receive
CIG Calling Subscriber Identification
CNG Calling Tone
CRP Command Repeat
CSI Called Subscriber Identification
CTC Continue To Correct
dc direct current
DCN Disconnect
DCS Digital Command Signal
DIS Digital Identification Signal
DTC Digital Transmit Command
ECM Error Correction Mode
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
EOL End of Line
EOM End of Message
EOP End of Procedure
FIF Facsimile Information Field
FCF Facsimile Control Field
FCS Frame Checking Sequence
FTT Failure to Train
LAN Local Area Network
MCF Message ConFirmation
MPS Multi Page Signal
PABX Private Automatic Branch Exchange
pel picture elements
PIN Procedural Interrupt Negative
PIP Procedural Interrupt Positive
PPR Partial Page Request
PPS-EOP Partial Page Signal - End of Procedure
PPS-MPS Partial Page Signal - Multi Page Signal
PPS-NULL Partial Page Boundary Signal
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
RNR Receive Not Ready
RTC Return to Control
RTN ReTrain Negative
RTP ReTrain Positive
SUT System Under Test
TCF Training Check
TSI Transmitting Subscriber Identification
4 General requirements
General requirements concerning access to the PSTN, safety and EMC requirements are not contained in
this ETS.
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5 Technical characteristics
5.1 General
The facsimile equipment shall comply with the requirements of ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2],
paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and ITU-T Recommendation T.30 [3], paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4.3, 5, and
additional requirements as described in this ETS. The facsimile equipment may also include the optional
error correction mode described in ITU-T Recommendation T.30 [3], annex A.
The testing specification is given in annex B.
Requirements for the scanner of the facsimile equipment based on test chart No. 4 of ITU-T
Recommendation T.22 [4], are contained in annex A. This applies only if a physical scanner is
implemented.
5.2 Features
Basic feature: A standardized feature which is mandatory for the certificate of conformity.
Optional feature: A standardized feature of facsimile equipment which may be used in a specified way to
supplement the basic features and which incorporates compatibility between facsimile equipment.
Optional features in this ETS are not mandatory but when implemented shall be implemented as
described in this ETS for the certificate of conformity. The applicant shall state which optional features are
to be certified.
Special feature: A non-standardized feature of facsimile equipment which can be used to supplement
basic or optional features but which does not incorporate compatibility between facsimile equipment. A
special feature shall not impair the compatibility of basic or optional features between facsimile equipment.
5.3 Transmitter
For equipment which is capable of sending only A5 and/or A6 size documents, the requirements for
equipment capable of sending A4 size documents shall not be applied.
5.3.1 Document dimensions
The facsimile equipment shall be capable of accepting and scanning documents with dimensions of at
least 212 mm x 299 mm.
5.3.2 Scanning track
The density of picture elements (pel)s along the scanned line shall be between 7,79 pel/mm
(200 pels/25,4 mm -1 %) and 8,12 pel/mm (1 728 pels/215 mm +1 %). The basic scanned line contains
1 728 pels. This length is thus between 1 728/7,79 = 221,8 mm and 1 728/8,12 = 212,8 mm.
For implementations which use centre alignment of the document in the scanner, the reference position of
the document shall be such that the centre of the document lies between picture elements 851 and 877
over the first 20 mm of the document.
For implementations which use right edge alignment of the document in the scanner, the reference
position of the document shall be such that a point 10 mm from the right edge of the document lies
between picture elements 1 623 and 1 648 over the first 20 mm of the document.
The applicant shall state which implementation has been used.
In addition to the basic line length, other lengths may be implemented.
The basic scanning density shall be between 3,81 line/mm (3,85 line/mm -1 %) and 3,98 line/mm
(100 line/25,4 mm +1 %). In addition, the facsimile equipment may provide other scanning densities. The
selection of the one used for message transmission shall be controlled by the transmitting equipment.
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The document shall be positioned such that the first line to be coded and transmitted lies between 0 mm
and 4 mm down the document from the top edge if the facsimile equipment does not transmit information
related to its identity as part of the image signal. If the facsimile equipment does transmit information
related to its identity as part of the image signal, then the first line to be coded and transmitted lies
between 0 mm and 14 mm down the document from the top edge.
5.4 Receiver
For equipment which is capable of receiving only A5 and/or A6 size documents, the requirements for
equipment capable of receiving A4 size documents shall not be applied.
The decoded picture elements shall be recorded as if the scanning direction was from left to right with
subsequent recording lines adjacent to and below the previous line. The direction of recording refers to
viewing the received copy in the vertical plane.
The density of picture elements along the recorded line shall be between 7,79 pel/mm and 8,12 pel/mm.
The effective minimum recorded line length shall be 200 mm.
For implementations which use centre alignment in the printer, the reference position of the recording
medium shall be such that the centre of the recording medium lies between picture elements 851 and 877
over the first 20 mm of the document.
For implementations which use right edge alignment in the printer, the reference position of the recording
medium shall be such that a point 10 mm from the right edge of the recording medium lies between
picture elements 1 623 and 1 648 over the first 20 mm of the document.
The applicant shall state which implementation has been used.
In the case of facsimile equipment limited to A4 length received copies, the position of the recording
medium shall be such that the first line to be recorded lies between 0 mm and 5 mm down the received
copy from the top edge.
5.5 Performance
The performance of the facsimile equipment shall be evaluated using the ITU-T Facsimile Test Chart
No. 4 detailed in ITU-T Recommendation T.22 [4]. Performance tests of the facsimile equipment are
described in annex A of this ETS.
5.6 Control procedures for message transmission and reception
The facsimile equipment shall follow the binary coded control procedures detailed in ITU-T
Recommendation T.30 [3].
As a basic feature, the facsimile equipment should transmit the appropriate subscriber identification signal
Called Subscriber Identification (CSI)/Calling Subscriber Identification (CIG)/Transmitting Subscriber
Identification (TSI) according to ITU-T Recommendation T.30 [3].
5.7 Received image quality
The received image quality criteria, if adjustable, should not be accessible to the operator.
The receiver shall interpret the received image as badly received and send the corresponding ReTrain
Negative (RTN) or Procedural Interrupt Negative (PIN) signal during phase D of the facsimile procedure if
more than 15 % of the detected lines are faulty.
The receiver shall interpret the received image as received with sufficient quality and send the
corresponding Message ConFirmation (MCF), ReTrain Positive (RTP), Procedural Interrupt Positive (PIP)
signal during phase D of the facsimile procedure if less than 5 % of the detected lines are faulty.
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5.8 Facsimile switching
When power is not applied, the facsimile equipment shall remain disconnected from the telephone line,
irrespective of the operation of any controls and of the status (e.g. ringing) of the line interface.
5.8.1 Automatic calling equipment
Automatic calling is not a mandatory feature.
5.8.2 Facsimile to telephone mode switching
The facsimile equipment shall disconnect itself from the telephone line:
- when the facsimile call is complete;
- when a time-out has expired as specified in ITU-T Recommendation T.30 [3];
- upon disconnection of the power.
5.9 Automatic and manual answering
In the automatic answering mode, if provided, the facsimile equipment shall answer incoming calls only if
at least one of the following conditions exists:
- the facsimile equipment is not in an alarm state due to the lack of consumables;
- the facsimile equipment is able to transmit a message according to operating modes 2-R or 4-R as
per ITU-T Recommendation T.30 [3].
If the facsimile equipment is capable of receiving or transmitting a message it shall, upon detection of the
call, answer the call and automatically connect itself to the telephone line.
5.10 Extended configurations
In the case of an extended configuration the following applies:
Activity log
An activity log shall be provided which contains information regarding the results of communications.
The activity log shall be in non-volatile memory or shall be buffered.
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Annex A (normative): Requirements for the scanner of the facsimile
equipment based on test chart No. 4 of ITU-T
Recommendation T.22
Application of TEST CHART No. 4
Due to the width of the test chart No 4 as purchased from ITU-T (width 222 mm), and as the scanner of
the System Under Test (SUT) is not required to accept documents larger than 212 mm (see
subclause 5.3.1), it is necessary to trim the chart by reducing its width to perform some of the tests
described in annexes A and B.
Specifically, to perform test T9 the chart is trimmed equally about the centre line so that it becomes
210 mm wide.
Operational conditions for the test are as follows:
- standard operational conditions as indicated by the manufacturer;
- basic scanning density.
Table A.1: Interpretation of zones of test chart nº4 in ITU-T Recommendation T.22
Interpretation of zones on original chart Requirement on transmitted document
Pattern 2 Pattern 2
Black band covering the entire page width. This zone shall be reproduced with a
Permits adjustment of characteristic "black" homogeneous black colour.
signals through the entire sequence of
electronic devices.
Pattern 7A Pattern 7A
Isolated black and white lines, variable Black lines: at least the line with a thickness
thickness, 2 complementary bands. greater than 100 microns shall be reproduced.
Using this group, it is possible to define the The whole black colour shall be obtained for
limits of resolution for isolated black and white lines with thickness greater than 200 microns.
lines. White lines: it shall be possible to recognize the
Line thickness is indicated in microns. lines with a thickness greater than 200 microns.
The lines shall be completely white for a
thickness greater than 300 microns.
Pattern 8 Pattern 8
Calibrated line pairs (black plus white) per The black lines with 2 pairs of lines per mm on
millimetre. the received copy, shall be separated.
Permits verification of standardized facsimile
machine definition.
Pattern 3D Pattern 3D
Vertical bundles (converging patterns). The 15 black lines on vertical bundles shall be
These bundles of converging lines permit distinguished from a thickness of 300 microns.
quantization of the limits of horizontal and
vertical definitions.
The numbers shown along the bundles indicate
the thickness of black and white lines in
microns.
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Annex B (normative): Testing
B1 Overview
This annex contains test procedures to verify the protocol and application service conformance of the
facsimile equipment.
These test procedures confirm compliance with the basic requirements of this ETS but do not guarantee
full compatibility between facsimile equipment.
B.1.1 Testing conditions
B.1.1.1 Environments for tests
All tests shall be performed at:
- an ambient temperature in the range 15°C to 35°C;
- a relative humidity in the range 25 % to 75 %;
- an air pressure in range 86 kPa to 106 kPa.
Except that tests shall not be performed outside the operating limits for the facsimile equipment as stated
by the applicant.
B.1.1.2 Power supply limitations
For facsimile equipment that is directly powered from the mains supply, all tests shall be carried out within
± 5 % of the normal operating voltage as declared by the applicant. If the power supply is alternating
current (a.c.) the tests shall be conducted within ± 4 % of the stated frequency as declared by the
applicant.
If the facsimile equipment is powered by other means and those means are not supplied as part of the
facsimile equipment, e.g. batteries, stabilized ac supplies, direct current (dc), etc., all tests shall be carried
out within the power supply limit declared by the applicant.
All tests described in this ETS shall be carried out external to the facsimile equipment and shall not
require the applicant to provide special hardware or software to enable those tests to be performed.
In order to facilitate tests, the applicant shall present the SUT with a physical printer (not required for
send-only-facsimile equipment) and a physical scanner (not required for receive-only-facsimile
equipment), each of them being located in the same private domain, and connected locally or through a
Local Area Network (LAN) or a Private Automatic Branch Exchange (PABX) etc., to fulfil the requirements
of the present specification.
B.1.2 Test procedures
The test procedures are applicable to all facsimile equipment. Optional tests are only applicable to
facsimile equipment in accordance to the 2nd paragraph (Optional features) of subclause 5.2.
The test procedures are independent from any particular test equipment.
Tests are performed separately for transmit and receive functions with all tests being carried out. For
efficiency in testing, tests may be combined.
All the tests that are not speed specific can be carried out at the highest speed provided by the facsimile
equipment.
The test procedures consist of two types: protocol test procedures and application service test
procedures. Protocol test procedures test the conformance of a facsimile equipment to ITU-T
Recommendation T.30 [3] and to this ETS. Application service test procedures test the conformance to
ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2] and to this ETS.
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B.1.3 Protocol test procedures
Protocol test procedures are defined by a set of protocol test schedules and commands/responses lists.
B.1.3.1 Protocol test schedules
The test schedules are described in a tabular form. Test conditions and input sequences together with the
expected result are specified. Normal protocol tests are designed to be carried out sequentially i.e. a
successful conclusion to test N will leave the facsimile equipment in the correct state for test N+1 to be
carried out. Exception protocol tests are designed to be carried out individually i.e. the facsimile equipment
is driven into the correct state for a particular test by procedures which are defined for that test. However,
for efficiency, tests may be combined.
NOTE: For brevity the tables indicate a single command followed by the expected response. It
is acceptable for the response to be given to a subsequent repeat of the command.
B.1.3.2 Description of the test tables
The test tables consist of five columns which are described below.
TEST No. TYPE OF TEST TESTER ACTION TESTER DETECTS COMMENTS
B.1.3.2.1 Test number
The column TEST No. is represented with the following format: ABCN (see table B.1).
Table B.1
Coding Description
A T or R Indicating that the test is done while the
facsimile equipment is Transmitting or
Receiving.
BN For Normal tests.
E For Exception tests.
C A, B, C, D or E Indicating the phase for exception tests.
N 1, 2, 3, 4. Test number.
B.1.3.2.2 Test type
The column TYPE OF TEST provides a brief description of the test.
B.1.3.2.3 Tester action
The column TESTER ACTION specifies the sequence of commands and responses which are to be sent
by the tester during a particular test.
The tester shall follow the signal timings as defined in ITU-T Recommendation T.30 [3] unless specified
otherwise.
B.1.3.2.4 Tester detects
The column TESTER DETECTS specifies the sequence of commands and responses which shall be
received by the tester during a particular test in order to comply with the test.
The format of these commands and responses shall be in accordance with ITU-T
Recommendations T.4 [2] and T.30 [3].
B.1.3.2.5 Comments
This column COMMENTS gives comments and specifies the commands/responses transmitted by the
tester.
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B.1.3.3 Commands/responses list
Separate lists specify the commands/responses used within the test tables (see clause B.8
"Commands/responses list").
B.1.4 Application service test procedures
B.1.4.1 Application service tests
The application service tests establish a number of scenarios which test the conformance of the facsimile
equipment to ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2] and related additional requirements.
Application tests are designed to be carried out individually i.e. the facsimile equipment is driven into the
correct state for a particular test by procedures which are designed for that test; these procedures may be
also possible through a combination of tests.
B.1.4.2 Description of application service test schedules
Each test consists of three parts, the title of the test, the actions required to establish the test and the
checks that have to be carried out to assess the facsimile equipment.
The tests use the following numbering format: AN (see table B.2).
Table B.2
Coding Description
A T or R or L Indicating that the test is done while the
facsimile equipment is Transmitting or
Receiving. L indicates Local functions.
N 1, 2, 3, 4. Test number.
B.1.5 Definitions and abbreviations
SUT System Under Test (System = facsimile equipment)
T Transmit
R Receive
V Valid
Other abbreviations are described in ITU-T Recommendations T.4 [2] and T.30 [3].
B.1.6 Generalities
Tolerances for the following tests are as defined in the ITU-T Recommendations.
Test equipment shall be able to present each picture element faithfully.
For efficiency in testing, tests may be combined.
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B.2 Tests for ITU-T Recommendation T.4
B.2.1 Test No. T1 to T6
Testing normal conditions.
Facsimile equipment transmitting.
NOTE: To perform the test T1, the test chart No.4 of Recommendation T.22 [4] as purchased
from ITU-T may be trimmed (see annex A).
Table B.3
Test No. Description Reference
T1 Transmitting standard resolution, standard scan line length, ISO A4 size ITU-T
and one-dimensional coding scheme. SUT transmits test chart No. 4 of Recommendation T.
ITU-T Recommendation T.22 [4] (note). Tester uses DIS V1.3. 4 [2]
Check that: clauses 1, 2 and 4
- the contents of the page are represented according to annex A.
T2 Test for transmission of 20 ms scan line. ITU-T
The tester indicates in the DIS information field the capability only to Recommendation T.
receive a 20 ms minimum time per line. The SUT transmits a white page. 4 [2]
Tester uses DIS V1.2. subclause 3.1
Check that:
- all lines have a duration of at least 20 ms.
T3 Test for transmission at 4 800 bit/s. ITU-T
The tester indicates in the DIS information field the capability ITU-T Recommendation T.
Recommendation V.27 ter [6]. The SUT transmits a white page. Tester 4 [2]
uses DIS V1.1. clause 5
Check:
- that the SUT transmits the page at 4 800 bit/s;
- the pause of 75 ± 20 ms between Digital Command Signal
(DCS) and modem training;
- the pause of 75 ± 20 ms between Return to Control (RTC) and
digital handshaking.
T4 Test for transmission at 2 400 bit/s. ITU-T
The tester indicates in the DIS information field the capability ITU-T Recommendation T.
Recommendation V.27 ter [6] fallback mode. The SUT transmits a white 4 [2]
page. Tester uses DIS V1.0. clause 5
Check:
- the SUT transmits the page at 2 400 bit/s;
- the pause of 75 ± 20 ms between DCS and modem training;
- the pause of 75 ± 20 ms between RTC and digital handshaking.
T5 Test for transmission with ITU-T Recommendation V.27 ter [6] modulation ITU-T
system (2 400 and 4 800 bit/s). Recommendation T.
Tester uses DIS V1.1. 4 [2]
Check: subclause 5.2
- that the training is according to ITU-T Recommendation V.27 ter [6]
long training sequence with protection against talker echo (ITU-T
Recommendation V.27 ter [6], table 3).
T6 This test is applicable only to facsimile equipment that claims to ITU-T
incorporate the ITU-T Recommendation V.29 [7] modulation system. Recommendation T.
Test for transmission with ITU-T Recommendation V.29 [7] modulation 4 [2]
system (7 200 and 9 600 bit/s). Tester uses DIS V1.2. subclause 5.2
Check:
- that the training is according to ITU-T Recommendation V.29 [7].
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B.2.2 Test No. R1 to R5
Testing normal conditions.
Facsimile equipment receiving.
Table B.4
Test No. Description Reference
R1 Receiving and presenting standard resolution, standard ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2]
scan line length, one-dimensional coding scheme and clauses 1, 2, 4 and subclause 3.1
20 ms scan line. The tester transmits two test charts
"DIAGO1" and "DIAGO2" (see subclause B.5.1) using
DCS V1.1 which uses all the Huffman length code words.
Check that:
- the SUT represents monotonic boundary between
black and white.
R2 Test for transmission time of 5 s and reception at ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2]
4 800 bit/s. The tester transmits two test charts clauses 2 and 5
"DURATION1" and "DURATION2" (see B.5.3) using
DCS V1.1.
Check that:
- the SUT does not disconnect with test chart
"DURATION1" and represents it;
- the SUT disconnects with test chart
"DURATION2".
R3 Test for reception at 2 400 bit/s. ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2]
The tester transmits test charts "DIAGO1" and "DIAGO2" clause 5
at 2 400 bit/s using DCS V1.0.
Check that:
- the SUT accepts the test chart and can represent
it.
R4 Receiving an all white page document not exceeding A4 subclause 5.6 of this ETS
length.
Check that:
- the pause between Called Station Identification
(CED) and preamble of the digital handshaking.
The minimum shall be 55 ms (75 ms-20 ms);
- the format of the digital handshaking,
- length of the preamble;
- the x-bit in the Facsimile Control Field (FCF).
R5 Test for reception at 14 400 bit/s if applicable with normal ITU-T Recommendation T.4 [2]
conditions. clauses 1, 2 and 4
The tester transmits test chart "IMPRESS" using
DCS V1.2.
Check that:
- the SUT accepts the test chart and can represent
it.
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B.3 Tests for ITU-T Recommendation T.30
B.3.1 Test No. TN1 to TN12
Testing normal conditions.
Facsimile equipment transmitting/tester receiving.
Facsimile equipment transmits two all white pages not exceeding A4 length.
For facsimile equipment capable of transmitting only one page, tests TN7, TN8 and TN9 shall not be
applied.
Table B.5
Test No. Type of test Tester action Tester detects Comments
TN1 Transmit Calling Tone (CNG) R-CNG
TN2 Receive CED, Digital Identification T-CED, DIS DIS V1.3
Signal (DIS)
TN3 Transmit DCS R-DCS (note)
TN4 Transmit training, Training Check (TCF) R-training, TCF
TN5 Receive Confirmation to Receive (CFR) T-CFR
TN6 Transmit fax message R-fax message
TN7 Transmit Multi Page Signal (MPS) R-MPS
TN8 Receive MCF T-MCF
TN9 Transmit fax message R-fax message
TN10 Transmit End of Procedure (EOP) R-EOP
TN11 Receive MCF T-MCF
TN12 Transmit Disconnect (DCN) R-DCN
R-disconnect
NOTE: Optional signals may appear before DCS.
B.3.2 Test No. RN1 to RN12
Testing normal conditions.
Facsimile equipment receiving/tester transmitting.
Receive two all white pages not exceeding A4 length.
For facsimile equipment capable of receiving only one page, tests RN7, RN8 and RN9 shall not be
applied.
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Table B.6
Test No. Type of test Tester action Tester detects Comments
RN1 Transmit CED R-CED Optional for manual
answering
RN2 Transmit DIS R-DIS (note)
RN3 Receive DCS T-DCS DCS V1.2
RN4 Receive training, TCF T-training, TCF
RN5 Transmit CFR R-CFR
RN6 Receive fax message T-fax message
RN7 Receive MPS T-MPS
RN8 Transmit MCF R-MCF
RN9 Receive fax message T-fax message
RN10 Receive EOP T-EOP
RN11 Transmit MCF R-MCF
RN12 Receive DCN T-DCN R-disconnect
NOTE: Optional signals may appear before DIS.
B.3.3 Test No. TEB10 to TEB11
Testing exception conditions from phase B (state B1: command rec? = yes).
Facsimile equipment transmitting/tester receiving. Facsimile equipment is calling.
Before each sequence a call is established.
Table B.7
Test No. Type of test Tester action Tester detects Comments
TEB10 Timeout (T1) Do nothing R-disconnect
TEB11 Receive initial T-CED
Tester sends
identification with T-DIS with FCS error DIS V1.3 with
Frame Checking do nothing during T4 Nothing FCS error twice
Sequence (FCS) or
error R-Command Repeat
T-DIS with FCS error
(CRP)
do nothing during T4
Nothing
or
T-DIS without FCS error
R-CRP
R-DCS,
R-training, TCF
B.3.4 Test No. TEB20 to TEB25
Testing exception conditions from phase B (state B2: response rec? = yes).
Facsimile equipment transmitting/tester receiving. Facsimile equipment is calling.
Before each sequence a call is established and the tester shall perform:
- T-DIS V1.3;
- R-DCS;
- R-training, TCF.
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Table B.8
Test No. Type of test Tester action Tester detects Comments
TEB20 Receive Failure to T-FTT (note 1)
Train (FTT) R-DCS
R-training
Repeat n times to (note 2)
Continue to receive T-FTT after R-DCS,
FTT R-training, TCF
R-DCN
R-disconnect
TEB21 Time out (T4) Do nothing (note 1)
R-DCS
R-training, TCF
Do nothing
R-DCS
R-training, TCF
Do nothing R-DCN
R-disconnect
TEB22 3rd try T-DIS
R-DCS (note 1)
R-training, TCF
T-DIS R-DCS
R-training, TCF
R-DCN
T-DIS R-disconnect
TEB23 Receive CFR twice T-CFR with
with FCS error FCS error R-DCS
R-training, TCF
T-CFR with
FCS error R-DCS
R-training, TCF
T-CFR without R-Fax message
FCS error
TEB24 Receive CRP T-CRP R-DCS
R-DCS immediately
R-training, TCF or after T4 timeout
TEB25 Receive DCN T-DCN
R-disconnect
NOTE 1: Optional signals may appear before DCS.
NOTE 2: The value of n depends on the SUT.
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B.3.5 Test No. TED10 to TED15
Testing exception conditions from phase D (state D1: response rec? after last doc? = no).
Facsimile equipment transmitting/tester receiving. Facsimile equipment is calling. Facsimile equipment is
set up to transmit multiple document.
NOTE 1: The multiple document shall consist of all white pages not exceeding A4 length.
NOTE 2: These tests shall not be applied to facsimile equipment capable of transmitting only
one page.
Before each sequence a call is established and the tester shall perform:
- T-DIS V1.3;
- R-DCS;
- R-training, TCF;
- T-CFR;
- R-fax message;
- R-MPS.
Table B.9
Test No. Type of test Tester action Tester detects Comments
TED10 3rd try Do nothing
R-MPS
Do nothing
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