Traduction de «général packet radio system » (Français → Anglais) :

The finance is for investment to upgrade the company's current GSM system and to introduce new "packet-switched" GPRS technology (General Packet Radio SystemService), an enhancement of existing second generation GSM technology.

Radio systems following this basic subset allow for duplex voice communication (lineside), simplex voice communication (train-borne), broadcast mode and use of operating signals (tones), for selective calls and for data transmission.

Radio systems following this basic subset allow for duplex voice communication (lineside), simplex voice communication (train-borne), broadcast mode and use of operating signals (tones), for selective calls and for data transmission.

(2) A radio-based digital road traffic message system in which the general message stream can be tuned to the individual needs of the road user.

As regards the provision of voice telephony, public fixed telecommunications networks and other telecommunications networks involving the use of radio frequencies, the essential requirements would justify the introduction or maintenance of an individual licensing procedure. In all other cases, a general authorization or a declaration procedure suffices to ensure compliance with the essential requirements. Licensing is not justified when a mere declaration procedure would suffice to attain the relevant objective.

The most important features of the proposed directive are: - in line with the principle of subsidiarity, the granting of authorisations will be the responsibility of Member States; - there should be no obligation for Member States to require an authorisation, but if they do so they must be in compliance with the following principles; - the prohibition of any a priori limitation in the number of new entrants, except to the extent required to ensure an efficient use of radio frequencies; - the priority given to general authorisations (every undertaking complying with conditions set out in general rules may offer its services or infrastr ...[+++]ucture), as opposed to individual licences; - national authorisation or licencing procedures have to be open, transparent and non-discriminatory; - the definition of harmonised principles and the provision of harmonisation mechanisms both for the procedures for the granting of authorisations and the conditions attached to authorisations (for example conditions related to the protection of users, in particular in relation to prior approval by the regulatory authority of the standard consumer contract, provision of detailed and accurate billing, provision of emergency services and special arrangements for disabled people).