GSA FED-STD-1001 TELECOMMUNICATIONS: SYNCHRONOUS HIGH SPEED DATA SIGNALING RATES BETWEEN DATA TERMINAL EQUIPMENT AND DATA COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
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GSA FED-STD-1001 Document Information:
Title
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: SYNCHRONOUS HIGH SPEED DATA SIGNALING RATES BETWEEN DATA TERMINAL EQUIPMENT AND DATA COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
Federal Supply Service
Publication Date:
Jun 15, 1975
Scope:
This standard establishes signaling rate requirements for data terminal and data processing equipment which is both (1) employed with synchronous data communication equipment and (2) designed to operate on binary encoded information over wideband communication channels having greater bandwidth than the nominal 4 kHz bandwidth commonly used in analog voice transmission. It does not specify any coding or format restrictions which may be imposed by the telecommunications system on the binary encoded information emerging from the data terminal or data processing equipment.
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