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ISO 10368:2006

ISO 10368:2006 Freight thermal containers – Remote condition monitoring

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Description

ISO 10368:2006 establishes the information and interfaces required to permit complying central monitoring and control systems employed by one carrier or terminal to interface and communicate with complying remote communication devices of differing manufacture and configuration used by other carriers and terminals.

The data-logging formats and message protocols outlined in ISO 10368:2006 apply to all currently available data rate transmission techniques. These formats and protocols also apply to all future techniques designed to be an ISO International Standard compatible system.

Edition

2

Published Date

2006-03-02

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

64

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 10368:2006 establishes the information and interfaces required to permit complying central monitoring and control systems employed by one carrier or terminal to interface and communicate with complying remote communication devices of differing manufacture and configuration used by other carriers and terminals.

The data-logging formats and message protocols outlined in ISO 10368:2006 apply to all currently available data rate transmission techniques. These formats and protocols also apply to all future techniques designed to be an ISO International Standard compatible system.

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