T/TAF 177.1-2023 The Management Guidelines for New Type Network Access Licenses, Part 1: Electronic Display Devices
T/TAF 177.1-2023 The Management Guidelines for New Type Network Access Licenses, Part 1: Electronic Display Devices
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Scope: This document specifies the standardized requirements for the storage, display, and retrieval of new network access license marking electronic display devices, as well as the information reporting process. This document applies to new network access license marking electronic display devices, including those with on-board displays and those managed via a centralized platform. Consumers and third-party organizations can refer to this document when retrieving the new network access license marking from such devices. Main technical content: With the advent of the mobile Internet of Things era led by 5G technology, the interconnectivity and sensing of all things are gradually becoming a reality. While products such as smartphones and wearable devices continue to evolve, new communication terminals are showing increasingly diverse development trends, including wearable devices like smartwatches and sports shoes; vehicle-mounted terminals such as smart rearview mirrors and dispatchers; and NB-IoT devices like smoke detectors and intelligent fire hydrants. Coupled with the rapid development of eSIM services, an increasing number of new integrated communication devices are emerging. However, due to differences in device types and manufacturers' systems, as well as the lack of standardized benchmarks and unified requirements, it has been difficult to implement standardized management for the storage, display, and retrieval of new network access license marking, as well as the information reporting process. To adapt to the trend of diverse and integrated communication devices, improve the standardization and regulation of new network access license marking, and further reduce personnel, time, and management costs, this document has been developed. T/TAF 177 is proposed to consist of two parts: — Part 1: Electronic display devices; — Part 2: Physical printed devices. This document sets forth standardized requirements for the storage, display, and retrieval o