INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION
	
	Geneva,  15th January 1998	
	No.  237-7	

Standardized test chart No. 5 for document facsimile transmissions		
		
ITU-T Test Chart No. 5 – Continuous Tone Addendum. This standardized test chart has been produced for the purpose of evaluating document facsimile transmission quality, in accordance with Recommendation ITU-T  T.22 (Helsinki, 1993).

Date of publication:	Available	
Pages:	1	
Format:	27,9 ´ 21,6 cm	
Article number:	11941		
Price in Swiss Francs:	Catalogue price			26.–
Member States and Sector Members:  23.–
Least developed countries:  16.–	

With regard to Test Chart No. 5, the information in this Notice replaces that given in Subscription Circular No. 126. Please therefore resubmit your order using the attached order form.	

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Article number: 11941	No.  237-7  	
Standardized test chart No. 5 for document facsimile transmissions

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