ETSI TR 102 967
Reconfigurable Radio Systems (RRS); Use Cases for dynamic equipment reconfiguration
standard by European Telecommunications Standards Institute , 03/01/2014
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ETSI TR 102 967 outlines the Use Cases which are related to the introduction of mechanisms to enable, for
reconfigurable radio systems, the dynamic reconfiguration of equipment and its continuing conformity with the
applicable legislation.
These Use Cases involve the dynamic reconfiguration of reconfigurable radio equipment after its initial certification and deployment. Such post-deployment reconfiguration will ensure the continued conformity in the new configuration to the applicable legislation. In some Use Cases, new mechanisms that enable reconfigurable devices to have their declaration of conformity dynamically verified may be introduced.
The present document also addresses the outcome of previous work such as that carried out in Europe by the Telecommunications Conformity Assessment and Market Surveillance Committee (TCAM) as a result of the Report drafted by its ad-hoc group on Software Defined Radio.
While the Use Cases presented in the present document are designed to support the novel radio reconfiguration features of the R&TTE Directive [i.2] that is applicable in Europe, the principles and the Use Cases outlined here are not limited to Europe and may also be appropriate for other regions.
These Use Cases involve the dynamic reconfiguration of reconfigurable radio equipment after its initial certification and deployment. Such post-deployment reconfiguration will ensure the continued conformity in the new configuration to the applicable legislation. In some Use Cases, new mechanisms that enable reconfigurable devices to have their declaration of conformity dynamically verified may be introduced.
The present document also addresses the outcome of previous work such as that carried out in Europe by the Telecommunications Conformity Assessment and Market Surveillance Committee (TCAM) as a result of the Report drafted by its ad-hoc group on Software Defined Radio.
While the Use Cases presented in the present document are designed to support the novel radio reconfiguration features of the R&TTE Directive [i.2] that is applicable in Europe, the principles and the Use Cases outlined here are not limited to Europe and may also be appropriate for other regions.
