Issues for Clarification in P.1110

Issues for Clarification in P.1110

<p> INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION FOCUS GROUP ON CAR COMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION FG CarCOM-C-8 STANDARDIZATION SECTOR STUDY PERIOD 2009-2012 English only Original: English Detroit, 26-27 August 2010 CONTRIBUTION Source: Chairman of the Focus Group Title: Issues for clarification in P.1110</p><p>Issues in the P.1110 Specification</p><p>1. Diffuse-field Equalization Exact Description should be : for headset measurement the Diffuse-field average equalization according to ITU-T Recommendation P.58 is valid. For Speakerphone the individual equalization should be used. 2. Appendix I: TOSQA Appendix I: TOSQA should be measured with “high quality handset” and “wideband”; but there is just the parameter “headset (wideband)”; parameter “high quality handset” describes the “narrowband handset”. 3. 11.7.2 Idle Channel Noise in 11.7.2.2. item 2, last sentence; P.1110 idle channel Receive Direction noise should be carried out by DRP/ERP correction according to the specification – needs to be changed to DF correction. 4. 11.8.1 Discrimination against Out- 11.8.1.2 item 5, 3rd sentence: “The signal level is of-Band Signals in Send Direction determined in the frequency range from 300 Hz to 3.4 kHz at the electrical reference point (POI).” 2 indications of measurements in-band leve; one was updated to 200 Hz … 7 kHz, the other one is still indicated as described in P.1100 NB (300 Hz … 3.4 kHz). 5. 11.8.2 Spurious Out-of-Band Signal 11.8.2 Spurious Out of band RCV: “The out-of-band in Receive Direction signal with the in-band signal present shall be at least</p><p>Contact: H. W. Gierlich Tel: +49 2407 57722 HEAD acoustics GmbH Fax: +49 2407 57799 Germany Email: [email protected] Attention: This is not a publication made available to the public, but an internal ITU-T Document intended only for use by the Member States of ITU, by ITU-T Sector Members and Associates, and their respective staff and collaborators in their ITU related work. It shall not be made available to, and used by, any other persons or entities without the prior written consent of ITU-T. - 2 - FG CarCOM-C-8</p><p>10 dB below the signal level (reference signal level) in the same frequency range with no in-band signal present. “</p><p>It should be reverse: “The out-of-band signal with the in-band signal present shall be no more than 10 dB above the signal level (reference signal level) in the same frequency range with no in-band signal present. “ 6. 11.10 Distortion in Receive 1. sentence: The distortion is measured from POI to Direction the artificial ear up to 15 khz. Measurements are carried out with a measurement microphone. 7. The measurement does not show enough relevant 11.11.4b Initial Convergence without BGN with Artificial results, as the level of the artificial voice signal Voice varies so much that the tolerance scheme cannot be fulfilled. 8. “For headset hands-free terminals the sound 11.11.8.2 Activation in Receive Direction pressure measured at the DRP and corrected to the ERP according to ITU-T Recommendation P.57 [10]. “ Fault for headset measurements, according to the specification it should be measured with DRP/ERP correction – to be changed to DF. 9. Requirement: 11.13.2 BGN Transmission after Call Setup “should not cause higher excitation than 15 cp/cPa between 300 hz and 3.400 HZ” Probably wrong frequency range</p><p>______</p>

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