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BS 6312-1:1994

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Connectors for analogue telecommunication interfaces Specification for plugs

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Published date

15-03-1996

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Foreword
Specification
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Testing
5 Dimensions
6 Performance
7 Accessibility of electrical connections
8 Marking
Annexes
A (informative) - General information on licensing of
                  intellectual property rights
List of references

Specifies requirements for dimensions, mechanical and electrical performance and tests for plugs suitable for connecting telecommunication apparatus to telecommunication systems.

Committee
TCT/301
DevelopmentNote
Supersedes BS 6312(1985), which remains current. Supersedes 93/630642 DC (09/2005) Reviewed and confirmed by BSI, December 2012. (11/2012)
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
18
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Current
Supersedes

This Part of BS 6312 specifies requirements for dimensions, mechanical and electrical performance and tests for plugs suitable for connecting telecommunication apparatus to telecommunication systems through a socket having the mating characteristics shown in figure 1.

The requirements are specified to ensure mechanical compatibility and reliable electrical contact between the plug and the socket, and to ensure that access by hand to the electrical connections is prevented when the plug and socket have made electrical contact.

This standard applies to external dimensions and to electrical contacts. This standard does not limit the method by which cordage may be attached to a plug. The requirements specified for the plug, with the exception of those in clause 6, do not extend beyond the plane 21 mm from the front face (see figure 2). As the plug is not specified beyond this point, and although any reasonably sized plug will mate with all standard front entry sockets, the entry into sockets of special purpose plugs that are enlarged in the undefined area may be inhibited by the juxtaposition of the apparatus, furniture or surfaces in, on or beside which these special sockets are mounted.

This standard applies to plugs with 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 contacts and with a latch adjacent to the position for contact number 6 (see figure 2).

Requirements for electromagnetic compatibility are not given as plugs do not in themselves produce extraneous emissions, nor is their functioning affected by external emissions. Therefore no emission or immunity tests are necessary.

NOTE. The plug specified in this Part of BS 6312 is subject to intellectual property rights. See annex A for information on licensing of these rights.

PD 7010:1997 Essential requirements for a handset telephony facility provided by terminal equipment intended for direct connection to an analogue interface of the public switched telephone network
BS 6312-2.1:1994 Connectors for analogue telecommunication interfaces. Sockets for use with plugs specified in BS 6312:Part 1 Specification for sockets. General requirements
BS 7940:1999 Analogue PSTN terminal support interface
PD 1002:1997 A guide to cabling in private telecommunications systems
PD 7021:1996 Essential requirements for terminal equipment intended for connection to 4-wire analogue speechband leased lines of the public telecommunications network
PD 7028:1996 Essential requirements for terminal equipment intended for connection to analogue baseband leased lines of the public telecommunications network
BS 6312-2.2:1997 Connectors for analogue telecommunication interfaces Sockets for use with plugs specified in BS 6312-1 - Particular requirements for fixed socket-outlets used in permanent wiring installations
PD 7020:1996 Essential requirements for terminal equipment intended for connection to 2-wire analogue speechband leased lines of the public telecommunications network

BS 4292-1:1989 Method for specifying electroplated coatings of gold and gold alloys Gold and gold alloys for engineering purposes
BS 0-3:1991 A standard for standards Guide to drafting and presentation of British Standards

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