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{{Template: | The <b>Type Allocation Code</b> (<b>TAC</b>) is the initial eight-digit portion of the 15-digit IMEI and 16-digit IMEISV codes used to uniquely identify wireless devices. | ||
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| | The Type Allocation Code identifies a particular model (and often revision) of wireless device for use on a GSM, UMTS or other IMEI-employing wireless network. | ||
The first two digits of the TAC are the Reporting Body Identifier. This indicates the GSMA-approved group that allocated the TAC. | |||
Prior to January 1, 2003, the global standard for the IMEI started with a six-digit <b>Type Approval Code</b> followed by a two-digit Final Assembly Code (FAC). The Type Approval Code (also known as TAC) indicated that the particular device was approved by a national GSM approval body and the FAC identified the company that had built and assembled the device (which is not always the same as the brand name stamped on the device). | |||
Effective on that date, many GSM member nations and entities (mainly Europe) moved away from requiring that devices be approved by national bodies, and towards a system where device manufacturers self-regulate the device market. As a result, a manufacturer now simply requests an eight-digit Type Allocation Code for a new device model from the international GSM standards body, instead of submitting a device for approval to a national review body. | |||
Both the old and new TAC uniquely identify a model of a device, although some models may have more than one code, depending on revision, manufacturing location, and other factors. | |||
==Attachments== | |||
TAC codes for TRB245 devices are listed in the table below: | |||
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<caption style="text-align: left; width: 350px;"><b>Teltonika Declaration of TAC Assignment</b>:</caption> | |||
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| [[File:TRB245 TAC 2022.12-001.png|thumb|left|150px|link=Special:Redirect/file/TRB245 TAC 2022.12-001.png|Declaration of TAC Assignment, page 1]] | |||
| [[File:TRB245 TAC 2022.12-002.png|thumb|left|150px|link=Special:Redirect/file/TRB245 TAC 2022.12-002.png|Declaration of TAC Assignment, page 2]] | |||
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To download a PDF version of the declaration, <b>[[Media:TRB245 TAC 2022.12.pdf|click here]]</b>. | |||
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==External links== | |||
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<li>GSMA IMEI database: https://imeidb.gsma.com/imei/index#</li> | |||
<li>GSMA homepage: https://www.gsma.com/</li> | |||
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[[Category:TRB245 Nomenclature, classification codes]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:08, 13 December 2022
Main Page > EOL Products > TRB245 > TRB245 Nomenclature, classification codes > TRB245 TAC codesThe Type Allocation Code (TAC) is the initial eight-digit portion of the 15-digit IMEI and 16-digit IMEISV codes used to uniquely identify wireless devices.
Description
The Type Allocation Code identifies a particular model (and often revision) of wireless device for use on a GSM, UMTS or other IMEI-employing wireless network.
The first two digits of the TAC are the Reporting Body Identifier. This indicates the GSMA-approved group that allocated the TAC.
Prior to January 1, 2003, the global standard for the IMEI started with a six-digit Type Approval Code followed by a two-digit Final Assembly Code (FAC). The Type Approval Code (also known as TAC) indicated that the particular device was approved by a national GSM approval body and the FAC identified the company that had built and assembled the device (which is not always the same as the brand name stamped on the device). Effective on that date, many GSM member nations and entities (mainly Europe) moved away from requiring that devices be approved by national bodies, and towards a system where device manufacturers self-regulate the device market. As a result, a manufacturer now simply requests an eight-digit Type Allocation Code for a new device model from the international GSM standards body, instead of submitting a device for approval to a national review body. Both the old and new TAC uniquely identify a model of a device, although some models may have more than one code, depending on revision, manufacturing location, and other factors.
Attachments
TAC codes for TRB245 devices are listed in the table below:
| Production code | Region (operator) | TAC code | GSMA document (PDF) |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRB245 0***** | Europe1, the Middle East, Africa, Thailand | 86250604 86584705 |
Download Download |
| TRB245 1***** | North America | 86163004 86483904 86549304 86589104 86683404 86720006 86389005 |
Download Download Download Download Download Download Download |
| TRB245 2***** | Latin America, Australia, New Zealand | 86158504 86698905 |
Download Download |
| TRB245 3***** | China | 86281503 86058804 86096506 86152904 86194205 86210704 86254705 86260705 86261406 86281004 86341204 86341805 86361706 86371505 86395804 86433705 86438804 86451304 86465005 86481905 86497704 86539605 86550104 86586004 86604104 86629703 86703205 86716004 86718403 86738305 86739404 86760505 86773203 86814204 86870404 86879406 86892205 86975604 |
Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download Download |
1 - Regional availability - excluding Russia & Belarus.
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To download a PDF version of the declaration, click here.
External links
- GSMA IMEI database: https://imeidb.gsma.com/imei/index#
- GSMA homepage: https://www.gsma.com/