SINGAPORE: IMDA Announces Draft of Technical Specifications for Short-Range Devices
On June 30th, IMDA published the latest Draft of Technical Specifications for Short Range Devices. IMDA has included specifications related to the 6GHz band in this latest update. All views and comments should be submitted in soft copies (Microsoft Word or PDF Format) to Telecoms_Standards@imda.gov.sg by 12 noon of the closing date, July 18th. Please be informed […]
SINGAPORE: New Spectrum for WiFi 6E and Welcoming of New Devices With This Technology
On May 12th, 2023, The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) of Singapore, published their intent to allocate more radio frequency spectrum to facilitate advanced Wi-Fi connectivity in Singapore, through the allocation of 500 MHz of spectrum in the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi use (i.e., 5,925 – 6,425 MHz) IMDA is committed to meeting the […]
SINGAPORE: Public Consultation on Proposed Allocation of 6 GHz Band
On 14 February 2023, IMDA Singapore published a consultation document on the proposal for the allocation of a 6 GHz Band. The consultation will end on 14 March 2023: IMDA proposes to allocate the lower 500 MHz of the 6 GHz band (5,925 MHz – 6,425 MHz, for RLAN / Wi-Fi use). With upper 700 […]
SINGAPORE: Technical Specifications and Security Requirements to Guard Against Network Storms for Cellular Devices
The IMDA published the new technical specifications and requirements for cellular devices. This specification defines the minimum technical security requirements for the design and management of Devices implemented on cellular networks to better safeguard communication networks from security threats in the area of connection efficiency. It also sets out to minimize the vulnerability of the […]
SINGAPORE: IMDA Publishes Draft Regarding Technical Specification for Security Requirements for Cellular Devices
Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) released a draft to define the minimum technical security features for cellular devices that support Section 7 on Connection Efficiency Requirements of the GSMA TS.34 v5.0: IoT Device Connection Efficiency Guidelines and comply with IMDA Technical Specification for Internet of Things (IMDA TS IoT) or IMDA Technical Specification for Cellular […]
SINGAPORE: IMDA issued the second revision for the latest Short Range Devices Technical specifications
The Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA) has issued the “Revision 2 for the new technical requirements for the Short Range Devices”. This new update includes multiple modifications in several frequency bands and can be reviewed in annex Annex B1: Detailed changes in Table 1.
SINGAPORE: IMDA Issues Draft for Technical Specifications for Short Range Devices
On May 18th, 2021, the IMDA release a draft for Technical Specifications for Short Range Devices (IMDA Issue 1, Revision 2). This revision updates the existing Technical Specifications for Short Range Devices (TS SRD) with the following changes: -Keeping up with the latest developments in international standards -Addition of a sub-section on equipment safety testing […]
SINGAPORE: Update to Safety Requirements Information Booklet
Enterprise Singapore released an updated version of the Safety Requirements booklet. Some of the major updates were: Chapter 7, item 23: Updated additional requirements for Powerline Ethernet Adaptor incorporated with 13A socket-outlet to include clauses 13, 17; 18 of SS 145 Part 3: 2020, and that sub-clauses 13, 17; 18 of SS 246 are valid […]
SINGAPORE: IMDA Publish IoT Technical Specifications
IMDA’s recent Technical Specification defines the minimum technical requirement of the Internet of Things (IoT) that also uses Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) technologies. Some of the widely know international standards that this Technical Specification was based on, are as follow: -ETSI EN 301 489-1 -ETSI EN 301 489-24 -IEC 60950-1 -IEC 62368-1 Bands […]
SINGAPORE: Enterprise Singapore Updates Safety Mark in Circular 2018-02
On July 20th, 2018, an Official document, circular 2018-02, was published by Enterprise Singapore for all registered suppliers in order to replace the usage requirements for the updated SAFETY Mark. registered suppliers are required to note the following on the utilization of the updated SAFETY Mark: -There will be a one-year transition period for new products. […]