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    IDA adopted the alphanumeric telephone keypad standard recommended by the ITU for use in Singapore beginning April 1, 1996, with only ITU-standard keypads allowed for sale and IDA not approving any non-standard keypads; the new standard keypad layout groups letters under the 2-9 keys according to ITU-T Recommendation E.161; and standardizing the keypad promotes use of and facilitates introduction of services involving alphanumeric characters like toll-free or premium services.

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    IDA adopted the alphanumeric telephone keypad standard recommended by the ITU for use in Singapore beginning April 1, 1996, with only ITU-standard keypads allowed for sale and IDA not approving any non-standard keypads; the new standard keypad layout groups letters under the 2-9 keys according to ITU-T Recommendation E.161; and standardizing the keypad promotes use of and facilitates introduction of services involving alphanumeric characters like toll-free or premium services.

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    Policies and Regulation Policies and Regulation Level3 NNP 12chapter 12 Alphanumeric Telephone Keypad Standard

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    IDA adopted the alphanumeric telephone keypad standard recommended by the ITU for use in Singapore beginning April 1, 1996, with only ITU-standard keypads allowed for sale and IDA not approving any non-standard keypads; the new standard keypad layout groups letters under the 2-9 keys according to ITU-T Recommendation E.161; and standardizing the keypad promotes use of and facilitates introduction of services involving alphanumeric characters like toll-free or premium services.

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    12 ALPHANUMERIC TELEPHONE KEYPAD STANDARD

    12.1 IDA adopts the alphanumeric keypad standard recommended by the ITU
    for use in Singapore. Since 1 April 1996, only equipment with ITU-
    standard alphanumeric keypad are allowed for sale in Singapore for local
    use. IDA does not type approve any equipment with non-standard keypads.

    12.2 The new standard keypad layout (in accordance with ITU-T
    Recommendation E.161) is as follows:

    ABC DEF
    1 2 3

    GHI JKL MNO


    4 5 6

    PQRS TUV WXYZ


    7 8 9

    * 0 #

    12.3 The standardisation of the keypad layout will promote the use and facilitate
    the introduction of innovative services involving alphanumeric characters,
    including alphanumeric 1800 (toll-free) or 1900 (premium) services.

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