TS 05.14 – GSM 400 Implementation Guidelines
3GPP TS 05.14 is the 3GPP Technical Specification for GSM 400 Implementation Guidelines. It is published in 2 releases (R97 to R98); the latest version is 7.2.0 in R98.
Provides implementation guidelines for GSM 400 frequency band operation, covering classmark information elements, timing advance, and radio access capabilities across different releases.
Releases and versions of TS 05.14
| Release | Latest version | Links |
|---|---|---|
| R98 | 7.2.0 | Read · Download (3GPP) |
| R97 | 6.2.0 | Read · Download (3GPP) |
Scope of TS 05.14
Category: Radio Access (Physical Layer). Technology generation: 2G. Network layer: RAN.
Who should read this specification?
- Device manufacturers
- Network operators
Implementation notes
Complexity level: Intermediate. Implementation difficulty: Medium.
Key technologies
Other specifications in the 05 series
- TS 05.05 GSM 900/1800/1900 RF Requirements
- TS 05.08 Radio Subsystem Link Control
- TS 05.09 AMR Codec Mode Adaptation for GSM
- TS 05.10 GSM Synchronization Requirements
- TS 05.22 Hierarchical Network Radio Control Procedures
- TS 05.50 GSM/DCS RF Requirements Background
- TS 05.56 CTS-FP Transceiver Requirements
- TS 05.90 GSM EMC Considerations and Interference Analysis
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Frequently asked questions
What is 3GPP TS 05.14?
3GPP TS 05.14 is the 3GPP Technical Specification for GSM 400 Implementation Guidelines. Provides implementation guidelines for GSM 400 frequency band operation, covering classmark information elements, timing advance, and radio access capabilities across different releases.
Which 3GPP releases include TS 05.14?
TS 05.14 is published in 2 releases, from R97 to R98. The latest version on 3GPP Explorer is 7.2.0 (R98).
What category does TS 05.14 belong to?
TS 05.14 belongs to the Radio Access (Physical Layer) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to 2G networks.
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