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of JT-6 Color CRT's Committee
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Committee organization and procedures Motion to amend the agenda to include screen diagonal for projection tubes was added by Bill Rowe and the Agenda was unanimously approved. Self-introductions were made, attendance taken, and it was determined that a quorum was present. There were some committee membership changes: William J. McLaughlin retired; Ted Simpson retired; Derek Brannon replaces Robert Morse as the new voting member for Hitachi. Action item 1.3 Approval of the Minutes Motion to approve the corrected 12 Sept 2000 JT-6 minutes (the date of the meeting is 14 Jan 2001 not 15 Jan 2001). Motion to approve. Seconded. Motion carried to approve minutes. 1.4 Correspondence EDSC report: Linda
Coyle succeeded Mr. Moffit as chair of JT-7 1.5 Review of Committee's Scope No review of committee scope needed. 2 International Standards CRT publication,
IEC-61965 on impact testing was published. 3 Standards and
Document Review Mike Chenoweth recommended that the document be submitted for publication. Bill Rowe asked the Committee to review the document for formatting and return comments by 9 February to him for final editing. The Committee voted unanimously to ballot TEP-106C on a 30 day EIA letter ballot, pending final editorial comments, for publication as an EIA standard. Action item. 3.1.1 WTDS Electronic Registry In December, Mr. Stamp distributed a tube registration template (in MS WORD) with imbedded illustrations to the Committee. . The Committee felt that the use of a template does not necessarily apply to all needs. Mr. Goldman felt that a scan rendition of the CRT component should be electronically available. Messrs Chenoweth and Rowe felt that a mathematical equation could properly describe the shape of the CRT component. However, the disparity of various ways of describing the component represents a problem. One solution is to use a pdf file as the conduit of the CRT information. The goal would be to bring recommendations to the Spring meeting for determining the best electronic information system for describing CRT components. IGIS formulation may be too limited. Mr. Rowe recommended that the members' query their individual company IS experts on mechanical description and obtain suggestions for future discussion. The next WTDS meeting will probably be held in the fall in Canada as volunteered by Temo Saarinen; in conjunction with TC39. It was recommended that the ECA electronic registration should be coordinated with other registration groups, e.g., ProElectron, EIAJ, and EIAK. 3.2 CRT Glossary - Update of TEP-192 "Glossary of CRT Terms & Definitions" (SP-2647) The Committee discussed the reedited document, and then the Committee then voted unanimously to ballot the revised document, TEP-192-A on a 30 day EIA letter ballot for publication as an EIA standard. Action item. 4 Task Force for Machine Readable Glass Markings Mr. Watson reported
on the meeting of 30 Nov. 2000 with a consensus on marking of CRTs that
includes manufacturing code, item identification, and a unique serial
number for 7 y. In preparation for the document, ECA will send copies
of the style manual (preferably in electronic form) to Messrs Watson
and Chenoweth. Action item. The committee had no new business to cover. 6 Next Meetings The next meeting will be at the SID meeting in San Jose, CA; the meetings should not be scheduled to conflict with any SID CRT sessions. Mr. Tolliver recommended Tuesday for the JT-6 and Wednesday for the JT-32 with the JT-31 meeting somewhere in between. Mr. Tinkleman will make arrangements with Palisades for meeting rooms at the SID conference. Action item. 7 Adjournment The Committee moved, seconded, and unanimously agreed to adjourn at 11:10AM. 8 Action Items This meeting was conducted in accordance with the EIA legal guidelines and the manual of organization and procedures.
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