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`This section presents a brief introduction to the MPT 1327 related standards
`for analog trunking. These standards, first published in 1988 under the aus-
`pices of the U.K. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), have become
`the de facto standard for radio trunking systems throughout the world out-
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`The standards are now administered by the Radiocommunications
`Agency and copies are available from their Web site (http://www.radio.gov
`.uk/). The standards cover the following areas:
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`MPT 1327: Basic protocol rules for analog trunked land mobile radio
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`MPT 1343: Specific implementation of the protocol rules for commer-
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`MPT 1347: Performance requirements to be met by the network fixed
`equipment.
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`MPT 1352: Test schedule for approval of radio units on to the trunked
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`Note that the protocol rules and test schedules relate only to the radio
`air interface, but this technology achieves the same level of interoperability
`between agencies and manufacturers as that shown in Figure 5.17 (from Pro-
`ject 25). There has been no attempt to standardize any interfaces Within the
`infrastructure or between infrastructures or to establish standard gateways to
`external services (such as the PSTN or PABX).
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`17. Access to the MPT 1327, MPT 1343, MPT 1347, and MPT 1352 standards can be ob-
`tained from the U.K. Radiocommunications Web site (http://www.radio.gov.uk/). A list
`of LMR radio systems worldwide, of which MPT 1327 systems constitute a substantial
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`for_trs.htm. Note that there are no guarantees as to the accuracy of this information.
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`http://www.nol<ia.com/; and Tait, http://www.taitwotld.com/.
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