SIST EN 61319-1:1999/A11:2003
(Amendment)Interconnections of satellite receiving equipment -- Part 1: Europe
Interconnections of satellite receiving equipment -- Part 1: Europe
Initially handled by TC 206 (disbanded) * D141/C101: Transferred to new TC 100X
2021: CLC legacy converted by DCLab NISOSTS
Zusammenschaltungen von Satelliten-Empfangsgeräten -- Teil 1: Europa
Interconnexions des équipements de réception satellite -- Partie 1: Europe
Amendment to EN to extend the Interface Protocols between the satellite receiver and the outdoor parts using the IF cable derived from the DiSEqC Bus specifications
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SIST EN 61319-1:1999/A11:2003
01-december-2003
Amendment to EN to extend the Interface Protocols between the satellite receiver
and the outdoor parts using the IF cable derived from the DiSEqC Bus
specifications
Interconnections of satellite receiving equipment -- Part 1: Europe
Zusammenschaltungen von Satelliten-Empfangsgeräten -- Teil 1: Europa
Interconnexions des équipements de réception s
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