File number S-1029-EX-93

3545-EX-PL-1993 Post Grant Documents

BNR, INC.

2000-04-26ELS_35465

2201 Iakeside Blvd., Richardson, TX 75082—4399 TUnited States of Arerica FERIRERAL CCMMINICATIGS COMMISSICN IMEANTAL SPECIAL TRMECRARY AUIHXRIZATICN EXPERIMENIAL K O 2 X EB U (Mature of Service) (Call Sign) XD_FX & M S—1029—EX—93 (Class of station) (File nmumber) NAME RKR, INC. Vicinity of Richardson, TX (Location of station) Special Temorary Authority is hereby granted to operate the radio transmitting apparatus described below: Frequency Authorized Emission MHz Power (watts) Desiqnator 824—849 600 milliwatts 3OKOFSW 869—894 1 {output) 3OKOFOW All coperation must be coordinated with and agreed to by the cellular licensee in the area of operation. This special temorary authorization is granted upon the express condition that it may be terminated by the Camission at any time without advance notice or hearing if in its discretion the need for such action arises. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as a finding by the Comission that the authority herein granted is or will be in the public interest beyond the express terms hereof. This special temporary authorization shall not vest in the grantee any right to coperate the station nor amy right in the use of the frequencies designated in the authorization beyond the term hereof, nor in any other manner than authorized herein. Neither the authorization nor the right granted hereunder shall be assigned or otherwise transferred in violation of the Comunications Act of 1934. This authorization is subject to the right of use of control by the Government of the United States conferred by Section 706 of the Comunications Act of 1934. This authorization effective___ February 22, 1993 and FEDERAL will expire 3:00 A.M. EST. May 22, 1993 COMMINICATIOAS COMIISSICN

cLCH INST PCI INRQ STVDY 1C 62026538773 POQ1/014 COMMUNICATIONS REQUEST Date: February 9, 1993 To: Ms. Morrigey in Mr. Frank Wright‘s Office Location: FCC Washington, D.C. Facsimile Number: (6) 202—653—8773 Number of Pages to Follow: From: Mel Hacker Telephone: (615)—734—4313 FAX: (6157344109 URGENT MESSAGE — Deliver As Soon as Possible Dear Ms. Morrisey: Attached is the information we discussed earlier. Thank you for your help. Very truly yours, Melvin E. Hacker Regulatory Agency Manager Northern Telecom Inc. 200 Athens Way Nashville, TN 37228

Qr:IZFM PROM INST FOR INFC STUDY 1O 62026538773 PO02/Q0 1 Appordved by OMR FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION .6 s0s0—0440 Expires 12/31/90 FEE PROCESSING FORM Wfi* Please read instructions on back of this form before completing it. Section | MUST be compieted, If gou_are apgiying. for concurrent actions which require you to list more than one Foo Typo Code, you mus! also complete Section II, Thnis form must accompany all cayments. Qniy one Feo Processin? Farm may be submitted per upplication o¢ filmng, Please type or print tegibly. All required blocks must be completed or applicatlon/Tiling will bo roturneg without action, S EC T | On 1 > ‘BNR_ILNC. APPLICANT NAME (Last, first, middle {nitial) MMUNGpDDRESS (Line 1 (Maximum GG6 characters — refer to Instruction (2) on reverso of form) 0. Box 833 87| ‘MAILING ADDRESS (Line 2) (If required) (Maximum 35 characters} —_‘Richardson STATE OR COUNTRY (If foreigin maudress)}) ZIP CODE CALL SIGN OR OTHER FCC IDENTIFTER(if applicabie) 2e _TOX 7508.3 — 38 71 Er in Colkmn (A)} the correct Fee Type Code for the service you are applvinqg for. Fee Type Codes may be@ foumd in FCC — Fue fFiling Guldes, Entur in Cowrnn (8) the Fue Multiple, If appilcable, Entur in Colsnn (C) the réesult Obtsined fron‘i-mlriplying the value of the Fee Type Code in Column (A) by the number entered in Colnn (8), i any. (A) (B) (G) FEE MULTiIPLE FEE DUE FoR Fee TyPE (D FEE TVPE COUE (if required] CODE IN COLUMN (A) E1A |E s 75. 00 s EC T i ON 1 1 — To be used only when you are requesting comcurrent actions which resuft in a | fequirement to list more than one Fee Type Cods. (A) P (B) (C) FEE TvPE cop£ FEE MULTIPLE FEE DUE FOR FEE TYPE (f required) COBE IN COLUMN (a) (2) | $ (3) $ (4) f $ (6) 3 AOD ALL AMOUNTS SHOWN IN COLUMN c, LinEs (1n omc mnmraemmrememrmtmmaas THAOUGH (61, AND ENTER THE TOoTAL kene. TOlAL AMOUNI REMMIED THIS AMOUNT SHOULD EauaL Your Enctosed omm t eC RremiTtance. ’ $ | This form has bean autnorred for reproduction. FCC Form 155 Mav 18980

8773 P006/014 mel p_> c3 c3 + enel Prd rag FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Approved by ONMS Washington, DC 20554 3060 —0064 Expires 12/3 1/92 Puplic feporting burgen for tmis collgetion of information is estensieg to avorege 4 hours per responte, mcluding the tme icr foviawing ngiructions, searching éxigtimng data sources, guth@ung .ng manluaining The data necdaod, and compléling and reviewing Ing Collection of information, Seng comments réegarding Cns Lurgen estmmate of any other aspéect of this collece Lon of nformangn, including Suggestions tor reducing this burden io l ederal Cormurncauons Commission, Office of managing Dsector, washington, DC 2059§4, ang to ine Office of informanon and Regulrtory affars, Office of Management and BuCGgel, Paperwork Reaucton Project (3060—008§8), washingion, 0C 20803. APPLICATION FOR NEW OR MODIFIED RADIO STATION AUTHORIZATION UNCER PART 5 OF FCC RULES — EXPERIMENTAL RADIO SERVICE (OTHER) THAN BROADCAST) A. Applicant‘s Name and Post Office address QO NOT WARITE IN THIS BLOGCK (Give street. city, state. and ZIP Code, See Instruction No. 4) File No. BNR, INC. 2201 Lakeside Blvd. Richardson, TX —7?5082—4399 2.(a) Application for fcheck only one bor) 2.(b) For Modification indicute below XD New Station C Modification of existing authorization File No Call Sign: 3. Application for modification indicate change in (check all that apply) C1 Frequency C Emission Q Power LJ Locution [X Other particulars (describe befow ar in artached Exhibit No. ___1... _ _ ; 4. Particulars of Operation (See instructions below) Ficquoncy (Suae Jw NECESEARY Whethar kKMz or rwex e MOBULaATINc BANDWIDTH MHz1 HHMUSSION Sl1GKat. dkHn _3 (At (B) P tD) (ch F1 «Gi Please refer to Exhibit No. 1 (A) List cuch trequency or frequency band separately. {If more space is required. nuach is Txhihit No. ]. 1 tBi Insert muaximum R.F. output power at the trunsmitter terminols. Spe¢ify units (C) dnsort muximum effective radiated power from the antermia (If pulsed emission speods ivak powert (D} Inseft CMEANY ur CPEAK (See definitions in Part 51. (E)— List cach typg of emission separately Tor each Irequency (See Section 2.201 hCO Mss a (Fy Insert as appropriate for the type of modulation: (1i the maximum specd of keying in bauds: (2} maximum audio modulating frequency; (3} frequency deviation of carrier; (4) pulse duration and repetition rate. Forr complex emissions, describe in detail in the space provided betow (G)— Descrine how the necemary hiindwidtt was detcrmined in space provided helow Please refer to Exhibit No. 1 FCC Form 442 — Page 1 Cansem,. AAQM

NST FOR INFO, STUDY TO 620265337 13 P007/014 s posed io shnir on transotiter and transmitting antwnna (Check onlv one Heyl HXEDDY BASC C MogLE X nAash & MORIL ocu [4 pormanentiy locited at a fixed logation, give below ud; 16 molule deserihe the ccuicl area of operation Sime County City or Tawn TX DalLas Richardson Number and street for other indication of locution} Refer to Exhibit No. 1 tst Geographical coordinatés exact to the neargst secand (v) Geogriaph:ical coordinates of the approximate center of proposed arca of operation (mobile applications) North Latitude woest Longitude Narth L aftitude West Longitude a « > w e « w n + n e + = 32 58 4N 96 42 36W 6. Is a Girectuional antenna fother than radar} used" E Yas 0 No If "YES". give the following information: (u) Width of beam in degrees at the half—power point L (b) Orientation in horizontal plane {c) Orientation in vertica) plane __§(Q___ Is this authorization in be used for fulfilting the requirement of a government econtract with an agency of the United Scates Gavernment? > <~~ C Yes K) No If "Yes", attach as EXHIBIT No. . a harfative statement descrihing the governMment projéct, Agency. and contact number. 8. Is this authorization to be used for the exclusive purpeme af developing madio eqiuipment for expar in he emplayed by stations under the jurisdiction of a foreign government? C Yes CE No If "Yes‘", attach as EXHIBIT No. the following information: {a) The contract number and the name of the foreign government cancerned. 9. Is this authorization to be used for providing communicutions essential to a research project? (The radio communication is not the abjective of the research project}. Q Yes h No If ‘‘Yes"‘, attach as EXHIBIT No. a narrative statement providing the faillowing information: (a) A description of the nature of the research project being conducted. (0) A showing that the communications freilities requested are mecessary for the research project involved. {c) Aa showing that existing communications facilities are inudeqquate. 10. If all the answers to Hems 7, 8. and 9, are "No", attach as EXHIBIT No. _4 , a narrative <tatement describing in detail the following: {a) The complete program of research and experimentution proposed including description of equipment and theory of opération, (b) The specific objectives sought to be accomplished. (c) How the program of experimentation has a reasonable promise of contribution to the cevelopment, extension. expansion. or utilization of the radio art, or is along line not already investigated. 11. (a) Give an esumate of the length of time that will be required to complete the program cf cx[;.'.rimcnla(inn proposed in this application. (b) If less thun 2 years, give the length of time in months that the authorization requested in this application will he required. 2 years 12. Would a Commission grant of this application come within Section 1.1307 of the FCC Rules, such that it may have a significant environmental impact? O Yes 8 No If you snswer yes, submit an Environmecntal Asscasment required by Section 1.1311. FCC Form 442 — Page 2 February 1990

rROM INST FOR INFO, STUDY 10 §2026538773 ?008/014 130 Laxt hetow iransmiting equipment (o he instalted ef experimethi. so stt MANUFACTURER TYPE NO. OF UNITS NT Switch NT4O 1 NT Radios/Transceivers DRU 8 14. Is the equipment listed in frem 13 capable of station identification prrsaant to Secuon ~ 1422 T7 Yie QQ Nn 15. Will the antenna extend more than 6 meters above the ground, of if mounted on an cxisting buildiag will it extend more than 6 meters sbove the building. or will the proposed antenna be mounted on an exisung structure other than a building? 1¥ ¥es {{] No If **Yes", give the following (See Instruction 9): "~_ (a) Overall height above ground to tip of antenna is meters. Refor to Exhibit No. 1(649 feet (b) Elevation of ground at antenna site above mean s¢a level is M matess tc) Distante to nearest aircraft landing area is _,_(_7'_5_“l}les) 12_‘0 /_____ kilometers. (d) List any natural formations of existing man—made structures (hills, trees, water uinks. towers, ¢tc.) which, in the opinian of the applicant, would tend to shield the antenna from aircraft and thereby minimize the neronsutical hazacd of the antenna. Refer to Exhibit No. 1 (e) Submit as EXHIBIT No. _________. a vertical profile skeich of total structure including supporting building, if any, giving heights in meters ubove ground for all significant features, Clearly indicute existing portion, nouting particulars of uviation obstruction lighting already available. 16. Applicant is fcheck only one ba) C Individuat C Association LJ Purtnership Corporation {] Other (describe below) 17. Is applicant a foreign government or a representmive of a foreign government? L] Y¥es . 8 No 18. Has applicant or any party to this application had any FCC station license or permit revoked or had any application for permit, license or rencwal denied by this Commission? Y C Yesx & No If "Yes‘. atach as EXHIBIT No. _... a statement giving call sign of license or permit revorked and relate circumsiances. 19. Will applicant be owner and operator of station? l.(..l ¥en C Ko 20. Give nume. fitle, and telephone number (include area code} of person who can hest handle inquiries pertaining to this application. Alli Karim Manager, Microcell Development (214) 684—7432, Fax (214) 6§4—3748 21. List below all exhibits in numerical sequence and the item number of form requiring, the gxbitsit identified. EXHIAITS AND ITEM NO. OF PORM Eahihit Kem Fabihit hiem ratuhit Htem Nuember No. of Form Nuntber No: of Forin Number No. of Form 1 4, 5, 15 2 10 FCC Form 442 — Page 3 February 1990

~r: 13 INFC, STVDY TO 62020535773 ?009/014 a4 . CERTIFCATiION ATTENTION: Reas stis certificution suviuih. Aefore sigting. this applicution THE APPLICANT CERTIFIES THAT: tw Copics of the FCC Rules Purts 2 and 3 aro on hand: and oby Adequate Umamwal appropriations have beenr made to curry on the programul expcrimentation which will he condueted by qualitied personnet: and © ict AS operations will be on an experimmental hasis in uccordange with Past 5 and other spphcable rules, and wilt be conducted in such a mumner and at such a time us to pregiude harmful interference to any authorized station: and id; Grunt of the authorization requested herein will not be construed as a finding on the purt of the Commussion (Cli that the frequencies and other rechnical parameters specified in the authormation are the hest sufted for the propused program of cx perimentanon. and {3) that the applican; will be avthorized to operate on uny basis ather thim expernmmental. and (3) thai the Commissiunt is obligiigd by the resuls of the experimencld program to make provision in its rules including its table of frequency allocations for applicant‘s type af aperation on a regularly lieensed busis. APRLICANT CERTIFIES FURTHER THAT: {e) All the statements in the application and attuched exhibits ure truc,. complete and correct to tw best of the applicant‘s knowledge; and if) The upplicant is willing to finance and conduct the experimental program with full knowledge und anderstanding ofthe utove limitstions: and (g) The applicant waives any Claim to the use of any particular frequency or ofthe electromignotic spectrum as againgt the regulatory power of the USA . Signed and diated this _ ,._________2""" day of January 22. 1993 Name of AppHcant .___.._. teorrespond with name given oftf page [) By Char}es L. Spann (prin: (signature} Telecommunications Regulation Analyst . Title Check Appropriate Classification: WILLFUL FALSE STATEMENTS MADE On THIS$ FORM 7 individual Applicant ARE PUNISHARLE BY FINE AND IMPRISONMENT. U.S. CQDE, TITLE 18, SECTION 1001. U Member of Applicant Purtnership U Oifice uf Applicaunt Conporatour or Association [X aAauthorized Empluyse NOTIFICATION TO INMVIDUALS UNDER PRIVACY aC¥TOF 1974 AND THE PAPERWORK REDLICTION aACT OF 1980 information requested inrough this fOrM is authorized by the Communications Adt Af (944. as amended. and specificully by Section 308 therein. The informution will be used by Federal Communications Commmission stait to determinc cligpshdity for issuing authorizations in the use of the fre quency specirum and to effect the provisions of regulatory respomsibilities rendered the Conmmmssion hy the Act, Information reqmested hy this form will he uvailable to the public unlers otherwine requested pursuuamt to Secten 0 459 of 1 CC Bules and Repuiations. Your response is re— quired to obtain this authorization. THE FOREGOING NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY THE PRIVACY aCT OF 1974 P10 44.679, NFCEFMRER 16. 1974) § 410800 §47sceq6 +) and the Puperwork Reduction Act of 1980. P.L. Y6—511. December 11. 1980, 41 U 8100 «o7 5CC Form 442 — Page 4 February 1390

0M INST FOR INRO. STUDY TO 62026538773 P010/014 had Ft, F BNR INC. EXHIBIT NO. 1 This is a request for Experimental License Authorization under Section 5.202 (I) of the regulations for the development of radlo technique, equipment, operational data or enginesaring data related to an existing or proposed radio service. of The Microcell Live Air Testing program will be a continuous experimental development program used to develop new and improved radio communication systems and equipment. The test program will focus primarily upon developing microcell systems inside buildings that will expand the versatility of Cellular radio equipment and will improve the spectrum efficiency of Cellular systems. BNR will closely coordinate testing with the A and B Cellular operators to avoid interference and to improve the next generation of Cellular equipment. Frequencies Used Initially BNR plans to test on the following Cellular frequencies: 877.110 MHz —— Channel #237 877.740 MHz —— Channel #258 878.370 MHz —— Channel #279 879.000 MHz —— Channel #300 890.340 MH2z —~— Channel # 678 890.970 MH2z —— Channe! # 699 869.550 MHz —— Channel # 1008 The testing program will not use more than seven (7) Cellular channels during any period of time. However as the Dallas area Cellular A and B opserators may need to revise spectrum usage for their customer needs from time to time, BNR seeks authority to test in the Cellular spectrum in the following ranges; 824 to 849 MHz and 869 to 894 MHz. Maximum R.F. Output The maximum R.F. output of portable transmitters will not exceed the power limitation for commercially available celtular phones, being six hundred (600) milliwatts. All portable transmitters used in the testing program will transmit with power of six (6) milliwatt (7.8d48m) or less. Base station maximum output is 1W at the transmitter. Maximum ERP at antenna will be 12d8m. The radio signal strength from base station emissions measured 100 moters outside the building shall be —95dBm or less.

kok 2c van 4 k6 w d o Wai aata wy wok Wa‘k £vo vevivasy id J Ludd/ Vl4 Maximum Effective Radiated Power (from the antenna) 120Bm "Mean" or "Peak" Mean Type of Modulation Standard Cellular AMPS operation, FM Description of Necessary bandwidth Standard Cellular AMPS operation, 30kHz Summary of Technical Information A 16.5 dB clutter loss due to buildings was included in the calculations of the expected received signal strongth. The ERP used at the testing sight is the maximum available using the equipment provided by Novate!. The cell site specific data is as follows: Latitude 328 58‘ 47" N Longitude 96° 42‘ 36" W Site Elevation at Ground Level 649‘ (197.82 Meters) (above sea level!) Peak Building Height (NT Tower) 884‘ (289.44 Meters) (above sea level) Antenna Height (BNR Building) 35° (10.67 Meters) (max height, inbuilding) Antenina Height (NT Tower) 60‘ {18.29 Meters) ({max height, inbuilding) Antenna Type/Gain Directional; 6dB Gain TX Line Length (BNR Building) 300 Feet TX Line Length (NT Tower) 600 Feet Transmitter Power 1 watt (Maximum) Combiner Loss 10 dB Duplexer Loss 2 dB TX Line Loss (0.5" inch foam) 7.2 dB (BNR Building) TX Line Loss (0.5" inch foam) 14.4 dB (NT Tower) Connector Loss 2.50B Attenuator range 1+100B ERP 12dBm The test location is the BNR/ANT office complex,. composed of a three story BNM building whose street address is 2201 Lakeside Blvd., Richardson, Tx., and the connected fourteen story NT tower whose street address is 2221 Lakeside Blvd., Richardson, Texas. Both buildings have the same Latitude and longitude coordinates. In the NT Tower, the RF will only be radiated within the 5th fleor, at a height of 60 ft above ground level.

hiX iNST RPOR [NFL $TUDM_ TG 620 i PQ12/014 > C3> Lyi C oo ——1 ——1 C The Test location is on the East side of U.S. Highway 75 (a/k/a Central Expressway). There are numerous office buildings (whose total heights above sea level are higher than the maximum height of antennas to be used in the test) that are located between the test sight and the nearest aircraft landing area. Further natural formations and trees between the test sight and the nearest aircraft landing area will tend to shield the antenna from aireraft and minimize the aeronautical hazard to aircraft.

2lilcafrim cnsl. 1Nsi roR iNFQ, sTUDbY— T0 6202053877 PQO13I/014 BNR INC. EXHIBIT NO. 2 BNR INC. is the Research and Development Subsidiary of Northern Telecom, which is one of the largest manufacturers of telscommunication equipment in the World. As part of the world wide development of enhanced telecommunication equipment the Richardson laboratory is Initiating an in—depth testing program to develop microcell equipment that will use traditional cellular frequencies, for inbuilding, low—power cellular uses and operation. Microcell development can increase the versatility of Cellular equipment for the general population and can increase the spectrum efficiency of equipment using the frequency channelis allocated to the A and B cellular providers in the United States. will test in—building, low—power, microcell systems for radios operating in the current cellular spectrum bands. The program will include in—depth testing of the following three major areas for microcell systems: 1) Inbuilding RF propagation for the United States Cellular spectrum. 2) Coexistence of inbuilding, low—power, transmissions with the existing Celico Macroceil systems. 3) Oetermination of spectrum re—use factors tor Microceli applications. The testing will be conducted entirely within the new 1,000,000 sq. ft. BNR/NT complex located at 2201 and 2221 Lakeside Bivd., Richardson, Texas. The testing program will initially use the following equipment: 1. NT4O based MTSO switch incliding the Intelligent Cellular Peripherat (ICP) 2. One (1) Cell Site ICRM based Controller 3. Eight (8) NT Radios operating at 1 watt max. The maximum ERP at the antenna will be 12d8m. ce« 4. Associated celisite equipment : + High stabilility Master Ocsilliator, 4.8MHz, providing a stable clock source for the radios to synthesize their RF channels. Broadband Transmit Combiner, isolators, filters, duplexor Recaeive Multicoupler, splitters and filters Cell Site Monitor to monitor presence of the control channel Commercial power supplies 5. Multiple indoor low power antenna locations inside the BNR and NT buildings As the test program matures as many as 32 Motorola MicroTak® handsets may be used in the test program, together with a variety of commercially avaitable cellular telephones. program include developing new equipment and techniques for microcell systems. The test program will explore methods to provide complete inbuilding coverage for users without requiring an excessive number of base stations within the building. 1t is important to test different RAF propagation environments under different conditions, and characterize the RF propagation

—0 Yalv s ies — cyd V is inside buildings under different conditions. To maximize efficiency it is critical to control the spillage of the RF to ensure that the same spectrum canbe reused within as short of a distance as possible to provide coverage to business offices while using as few cellular channels as possible. Microcell technology developed from the program will provide economic inbuilding services while avoiding contflict with external cellular macrocel! systems. h | jbuti i includes future systems that will greatly expand the number of customers that can use the cellular frequencies while being served by a system that greatly expands the efficiency and versatility of radio communication.

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Tias *+s3 a{ : >9PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL P.E6—~18 Mr. Wright April 23, 1993 Page 2 Please call me on (61§5) 734—4313 in the eQent that you have any questions concerning this application. Should you desire to reach me by FAX, the number is (615) 734—4109. Check number 51612 in the amount of $35.00 is enclosed. Very truly yours, Vrietinu, C Abaclers) Melvin E. Hacker Regulatory Agency Manger /bb Attachment

TUN 08 tS3 3i 30PM NO TELECOM GOYVT REL P.7"~18 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMiIssioN FEE PROCESSING FORM Iructions on back of this form before completing it Segtion | MUST be complered. If you are ap?ymg for which raguire you l6 _lisft more than one Fee Type Coede, you must sisqo complete Section !!. This form peyrenis. Qny one Fee ProcossmP Form may se submiiga per application or flling, Pigage type of print blocks must be compisted or applicatior/filing will be raturnad without action. C (| s EC T I on I | APPLICANT NAME(Last, Sirsi mlddle initial) Northern Telecon Inc. —AILING ADDRESS (Line !} (Maximum @5 characters — refer to Instruction (2) on reverse of form) 200 Athens Way MALINXG ADDRSSS (Line 2) {If required) (Maximum G& characters) [ ETY Nashville STATE CR COUNTRY "4f foreign mudress) ZIP CODE CaALL SIGN OR OTHER FCC IDENTIFIER(If applicable) TN 37228 —1397 K0 2XRU E‘y"\l*" Colmn (a) the correct Fee Type Code for the service you are appiying for. Foee Type Codes may be found in FCC Fee Filng Guides, Enter in Colrm (B) the Fose Muitiple, if applicable. fnter in Column (C) the result obtained from— multiplying tre value of the Fee Type Sode in Columt (A) by the number enterad in Columna (B), if any, {A) (8) | | a 4 FEE MULTIPLE FEE DUE FOR FEE TYPE (8 FEE TYPE COOE (It required} CODE IN COLUMN tA Eo] A E s 35.00 ! sECGT | on td —— To be used ony when you are requesiing concurrent actions which result in a requirement to list more tnan one Eee Type Code. (A) (B) (0) FEE TYPE CODE FEE MULTIPLE PEE DUE FOR FEE TYPE (it required) COBE IN COLUMN (A) (2)] 1 # (3) . % (4} # (6) $ ADD ALL AMOUNT$ SHowN IN COLUMN c, LINES (1) THROUGK (§), AND ENTER THE TOTAL HERE. Toral aMoud)RemTTeo ThI% AMOUNT SHOULD EauaL YOUR ENCLOSED wiTh (y}8 ADFpCATN AEMITTANCE. ’ + O Img form nas téen suthoreed fofr reproduction. FCC Form 18% May 1690

TN 28 ® 1')__"{ 3 A1:33PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL P.10/18 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Aapproved by OMB Washington, DC 20584 3060— 0065 Expires 12/3 17892 Fubtc reporting Burden for this collestion of information is estmateg to average 4 hours per resporse, insluding the time | for reviewng ingiruchors. geerching exigting dats gources, gathetng ang manmlgining the Gata meeded, and completing ane | féviewing the collection Of information. Saeng commenis fegarging this burdan estwmate or any other aspect o( this collec— l uon of informangn, inciuding suggestions for reducing this burgen to Fegeral Communicationg Commission, Office o‘ i Mereging Qirector, vasnington, 0C 205§54, arg to the Qffige of Information and Reguiatory Affairs, Office of Maregemen: ’ and Ruaget, Pagerwor« Reguection Project (38°60—0088), asningror, 3C 208503 APPLICATION FOR NEW OR MODIFIED RADIO STATION AUTHORIZATION UNOER PART § OF FCC RULES — EXPERIMENTAL RADIO SERVICE (OTHER) THAN BROADCAST) A. Applicant‘s Name ang Post Office address DC NOT WARITE IN THIS BLOCK (Give strect. city, state,. and ZIP Code. See Instruction No. 4) File No. Northern Telecom iInc. 200 Athens Way Nashville, TN 37228—1397 2.t8) Application for (check only one box) 2.(b) For Modification indicate below Kl New Station C Modification of existing authorization File No.: Call Sign: 3. Application for modification indicate change in (check all that apply) 2 Frequency D Emission C Power C Location E& Other particulars (Gescribe below or in attached Exhibit Na. _ ; 4. Particulars of Operation (See instructions below) Frequency (State © rowen NECBSSARY Whether KHF. or MODULATING RANBWIDTH MHz EMISSION §1GNAL thka) _ (A) 18) 1G) (D1 E) (F) \G) Please refar to Exhibit No. 1 (A) List each frequency or frequency band separately. (If more space is required. attach as Exhibit No. ._._.1_...._ ). (Bi Insert maximum R.F. output power at the transmitter terminals. Specify units. tC) Insort maximum effective radiated power from the antenna (If puised emission specify peak power}. (D) Insert ‘MEAN® or "PEAK®" (See definitons in Part $). (E: List each type of emission separately for each frequency. (See Section 2.201 FCC Rules.) tF] Insert as appropriate for the type of modulation: (1} the maximum speed of keying in bauds: (2) maximum audio modulating frequency; 13) frequency deviation of carrier; (4) pulse duration and repetition rate. For complex emissions, describe in detail in the space provided below. Describe how the necessary bandwidth was determined in space provided below. Please refer to Exhibit No. 1 FCC Form 442 — Page 1 Fepruary 1990

TUN AS ‘+s3 1: 3SPM NO TELECOM GOVT REL P.12218 ;‘ Propesed hxulion ut iranamitter ung tfansmitting antenna (Check only one boxy i T oFIXED BASE _ MosILe & rasEe & MoBiLe ib) 11 permanentiy cqvated at a tixed loggtion,. give below (di If mobile. describe the exact area of operation Stare County City of Town TX Dallas Richardson Xumber snd street tor other indicaution of locution) Refer to Exhibit No. 1 ivi Geogrophical courdinates exact to the nearest second {e) Geographicai coordinates of the approximaute centar of proposed . ~area of operation (mobile applications) North Latitude Wext Longirude North Lutitude West Longitude a » # * 2 w ! a 1 w 6 a w 32 58 4 7N . 96 42 36W 6. Is a directional antenna (other than radar) used? K Yes 0 No If "¥ES". give the following information: (a} Width of beam in degrees at the half—power point 80 (b) Qrientation in horizontal plane 8.6_01‘.-; (c) Orientation in vertical plane 7. Is this avthorization to be used for fulfilling the requirement of a government contract with an agency of the United Siates Government? l Q Yes E No If ‘"Yes". attach as EXHIBIT No. . a narrative statement describing the government project, agency, and contact number. 8. Is this authorization to be used for the exclusive purpose of developing radio equipment for export to be employed by stations under the furisdiction of a foreign government? 0 Yes U No If "Yes", attach as EXHIBIT No. . the following information: (a) The contract number and the name of the forsign government concerned. 9. Is this authorization to be used for providing communications essentlal to a research project? (The radio communication is not the objective of the research project). 0 Yes 18 No If "‘Yer"‘, attach as EXHIBIT No. a narrative statement providing the following information: ta) A description of the nature of the research project being conducted. (b) A showing that the communications facilities requested are necessary for the research project involved. tc) A showing that existing communications facilities are inadequate. 10. If all the answers to Items 7. 8. and 9. are "No"%. attach as EXHIBIT No. ___4____, a narrative statement describing in detail the following: (a) The complete program of research and experimentation proposed including description of equipment and theory of operation. (b) The specific objectives sought to be secomplished. (c) How the program of experimentation has a reasonable promise of contribution to the development, extension, expansion, or utilization of the radie art, or is along line not already investigated. 11. (a) Give an estimate of the length of time that will be required to complete the program of experimentation proposed in this application. (b) If teas than 2 years, give the length of time in months that the authorization requested in this application will be required. 2 years 12. Would a Commission grant of this application come within Section 1.1307 of the FCC Rules, such that it may have a significant environmental impact? Q ¥Yes B No If you answer ves, submit an Environmental Assessment required by Section t.1311. FCC Form 442 — Page 2 February 1990

tm a2 (330 Ai:34PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL P.11718 t Aotons iromaithtuing equipmett to be onstwilea 1P eAperiimienfall so staigd! * MANUFACTURER TYPE NC. OB Uunits NT Mobile Telephone Exchange NT4O/ECORE/BRISC 1 NT Radios/Tranaceivers DRU 8 i4 1. the equipment listed in item i3 cupable oft staties identification pursusnt to Section 5. 1527 Lo Yes L% No 15. Wilt the anienna extend more than 6 meters above the ground, or if mounted on un existing building wiil it extend mare than 6 meters above the mu‘lding, of woll the proposed antenfia be mounted on an existing structure other than a building? & ¥es L] No 1f "Yes‘‘. give the foliowing (See Instruction 9); (a)l Overali height above ground to tip of antenna is meicres. Refer to Exhibit No. 1 {649 feet) .—~ .01 Elevation of ground at antenna site above mean sea level i1197 82 _ meters. ic} Distance to nearest aircraft landing area is (7.5 miles) 12107 kilameters. (d} List any natural formations of existing man—made structures (hills. trees, water tanks, towers. etc.) which, in the opinion of the applicant, would iend to shield the antenna from aircraft and thereby minimize the seronautical hazard of the anterina. Refer to Exhibit No. 1 (e} Submit as EXHIBIT No. _________. a vertical profile sketch of total structure including supporting building, if any, giving heights in meters above ground for ail significant features. Clearly indicate existing portion, noting particulars of aviation obstruction lighting already available, 16. Applicart is (check only one box) ~ 0 individual CQ Association C Parinership B Corporation D Other (describe betow; 17. Is appticant a foreign government or a representative of a foreign government? O Yes No 18. Has appli¢cant or any party to this application had any ECC station license or permit revoked or had any application for permit, license or resewal denied by this Commission? ) Yes No If ‘"Yes". atach as EXHIBIT No. . a statement giving call sign of license or permit revoked and relate circumstances. 19. Will applicani be owner and operator of station? C% ves 0A No 20. Give name, title. and telephone number (inrclude area code} of person who can best handle inquiries portaining to this appucmon Melvin E. Hacker §u1a§gz_&ency Manager 21. List below all exhibits in numerical aequence and the item number of form requiring the exhibit identified, EXHIBITS AND ITEM ND. OF PORM irmanditiathtttgh ccomenthind Bahibit lterm Rakibic hem Exhielc hem Nunaber No. of Form Number No. of Porm Nlm No. af Form 1 4. 5, 15 2 10 FCC Form 442 «© Page 3 Fabruary 1990

P.13218 TUN Bs 97— ai:37PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL s °2. CEARIFICATION ATTENTION: Read this certificanon vuretuily before signing this applivation THE APPLICANT CERTIFIES THAT: rar Copi¢s of the FCC Rutes Parts 2 anrd ® ure on hand> ang om Adequaie Unancial «ppropmatofs have been made to corry on the prograin of experimentation whigh will be conducteg by quulitieg personnel; und mci_ Ali uperations will be on an sxperimental busis in uccordance with Part $ and other agplicable rules. and will be cofducted in such a munner and at such s iime as to preciude harmiul interference to any authorized station: and i) Qrant of the authorization requested herein will not be construed as a tindiag on the purt of the Commission 111 that the requencies and other technical parumeters specified in the authorizution are the best suited for the proposed program of ex— perimentation, and {2} that the applicant will be authorized to operate on any basis other than experimentai. and (31 that the Commission is chiigated by the results of the experimental program to make provision in its rules including its table of frequency allocatony for applicant‘s type of operation on a regularly licenged basis. APPLICANT CERTIFIES EUATHER THAT: tgi. All the statements in the spplication and attached exhibits ure true, complete and coffect to the best of the applicant‘s knowledge; and The applicant :s willing to finance and conduct the experimental program with full knowledge and understanding of the above limilations: and tg) The applicant waives sny claim to the use of any particular frequency or of the electromagnetic spectrum as againgt the regulatory power of the USA . 2 3rd April 9 93 Signed and dated this day of 1 Name of Applicant Northern Telecom Inc. (correspond with name given on page {) By Melvin &. Hacker (prinu) (signarure) Title Regulatory Agency Maenager Chock Appropriate Classification: AFWILLFUL FALSE STATEMENTS MADE ON THIS FORM C Individual Applicant ARE PUNISHABLE BY FINE AND IMPRISONMENT. U.S. { COpE, TITLE 18, SECTION 1001, C] Member of Applicant Parinership C Office of Appiicant Corporation or Association & Authorized Employee NOTIFICATION TO INDIVIDUALS UNDER PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 AND THE PAPERWORK REDUCTION aCT OF 1980 Information requested through this form is authorized by the Communications Act of 1934. as amended, and specificaily by Section 308 therein. The information will be used by Federa! Communications Commission staff to determine eligibility for issuing authorizations in the use of the fre— quency spectrum and to effect the provisions of regulatory responsibilities rendered the Commission by the Act. Information requested by this form will be available to the public unless otherwise requested pursuant to Section 0.459 of FCC Rules and Regulations. Your response is re— quired to abtain this authori2ation. THE EORECOING NOTICE is REQUIRED BYy THE Privacy aCT OF 1974. P.L. 93—579. DECEMBER 31. 1974. 5 U.S.C. S52a(eX3), and the Paperwork Reduetion Act of 1980. PL. 96—411, December 11. 1980. 44 U.8$.C. 3507. FCC Form 442 — Page 4 February 1990

IUN 9§s *93 Ai : 38PM NO TELECOM GOWVT REL P.14/18 BNR INC. EXHIBIT NO. 1 This is a request for Experimental License Authorization under Section 5.202 (i) of the regulations for the development of radio technique, equipment, operational data or engingeering data related to an existing or proposed radio service. of The Microcell Live Air Testing program will be a continuous experimental _ development program used to develop new and improved radio communication systems and equipment. The test program will focus primarily upon developing microcel! systems inside buildings that will expand the versatility of Cellular radio equipment and will improve the spectrum efficiency of Celiular systems. BNR will closely coordinate testing with the A and B Cellular operators to avoid interference and to improve the next generation of Cellular equipment. Frequencies Used Initlally BNR plans to test on the following Cellular frequencies: 877.110 MHz —— Channel #237 §77.740 MHz —— Channel #258 878.370 MHz —— Channel #2798 879.000 MHz —— Channel #300 890.340 MHz —— Channel # 678 890.970 MHz —— Channe!l # 699 869.550 MHz —— Channe!l # 1008 As the Oallas area Callular A and B operators may need to revise spectrum usage for their customer needs from time to time, BNR seeks authority to test in the Cellular spectrum in the following ranges; 824 to 849 MHz and 869 to 894 MHz. Maximum R.F. Output All portable transmitters used for the in—building testing program will transmit with power of six (6) milliwatt (7.8dBm) or less. Base station maximum output is 1W at the transmitter. Maximum ERP at antenna will be 12dBm.

ILIN ag ‘S53 Bi:39PM NG TELECOM GOVT REL P.15218 CJ Maximum Effective Radiated Power (from the antenna)} 12dBm "Mean" or "Peak" Mean Type of Modulation Standard Cellular AMPS operation, FM, and other cellular technologles designed for more efficient utilization of spectrum may be tested (e.g. 1S—54 TDMA, IS—95 CDMA). Description of Necessary bandwidth Standard Cellular AMPS oparation; 1 channel / 30 kHz carrier; using 8 channels requiring 240 kHz of total bandwidth. For future consideration, TOMA operation at 3 voice / 30 kHz carrier (and potentially up to 6 voice / 30 kHz carrier) and CDMA operation with a variable number of users sharing 1.23 MHz of bandwidth. Summary of Technical information A 16.5 dB clutter loss due to buildings was included in the calculations of the expected received signal strength. The ERP used at the testing sight is the maximum available. The cell site specific data is as follows: Latitude 328 58‘ 47" N Longitude 96° 42‘ 36" W Site Elevation at Ground Level 649‘ (197.82 Meters) (above sea level!) Peak Building Height (NT Tower) 884‘ (289.44 Meters) (above sea level) Antenna Height (BNR Building) 35‘ (10.67 Meters) (max height, inbuilding) Antenna Height (NT Tower) 60‘ (18.29 Meters) {max height, inbullding) Antenna Type/Gain Directional; 6dB Gain TX Line Length (BNR Bullding) 300 Feet TX Line Length (NT Tower) 800 Feet Transmitter Power 1 watt (Maximum}) Combiner Loss 10 dB Duplexer Loss 2 dB TX Line Loss (0.5" inch foam) 7.2 dB (BNR Building) TX Line Loss (0.5" inch foam} 14.4 dB (NT Tower) Connector Loss 2.50B Attenuator range 1—10dB ERP 124Bm (Maximum} The test location is the BNR/NT office complex, composed of a three story BNR building whose straeet address is 2201 Lakeside Blvd., Richardson, Tx., and the

TUN A2 ‘*93 H1:480PM NO TELECOM GOYVT REL P.16/18 connected sixteen story NT tower whose street address is 2221 Lakeside Bivd., Richardson, Texas. Both buildings have the same latitude and longitude coordinates. Initlally, in the NT Tower, the RF will only be radiated within the Sth floor, at a height of 60 ft above ground level, but BNR/NT would also like to consider testing (with approval and coordination of the A & B Cellular operators to avoid interference) at a max height, inbuilding of 208‘ (63.40 Meters). The Test location is on the East side of U.S. Highway 75 (a/k/a Central Expressway), north of Campbell Road in Richardson, Texas.

TiA ad tS3 Air:41PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL P.177#18 BNAR INC. EXHIBIT NO, 2 BNR INC. is the Research and Development Subsidiary of Northern Telecom, which is one of the largest manufacturers of telecommunication equipment in the World. As part of the world wide development of enhanced telecommunication : equipment the Richardson laboratory is Initiating an in—depth testing program to develop microcell equipment that will use traditional cellular frequencies, for inbuilding, low—power cellular uses and operation. Microcell development can Increase the versatility of Cellular equipment for the general population and can Increase the spectrum efficiency of equipment using the frequency channels allocated to the A and B cellutar providers in the United States. R&D will test in—building, low—power, microcell systems for radios operating in the current cellular spectrum bands. The program will include In—depth testing of the following three major areas for mlerocel! systems: 1) Inbuilding RF propagation for the United States Cellular spectrum. 2) Cooxistence of inbuilding, low—power, transmissions with the existing Cellco Macrocell systems. 3) Determination of spectrum re—use factors for Microcel! applications. The testing will be conducted entirely within the new 1,000,000 sq. ft. ‘BN R/NT complex located at 2201 and 2221 Lakeside Bivd., Richardson, Texas. The testing program will initially use the following equipment: 1. Northern Telecom MTSO switch including the Intelligent Cellular Peripheral (ICP) and, potentially the Digital Signal Processor Module (DSPM) for testing TDMA applications, and the appropriate CDMA equipment as warranted. 2. One (1) Cell Site ICRM based Controlier 3. Eight (8) NT Dual Mode Radio Units cperating at 1 watt max. The maximum ERP at the antenna will be 12dBm. 4. Associated celisite equipment : +« High stabilility Master Ocsillator, 4.8MHz, providing a stable clock source for the radios to synthesize their RF channels. + Broadband Transmit Combiner, Isolators, fliters, duplexor Receive Multicoupler, splitters and filters Cell Site Monitor to monitor presenee of the control channel Commercial power supplies L 5. Muttiple Indoor low power antenna locations inside the BNR and NT buildings As the test program matures, a variety of commenrcially available cellular telephone handsets may be used in the test program. | program include developing new equipment and techniques for microcell systems. The test program will explore methods to provide complete inbuilding coverage for users without requiring an excessive number of base stations within the building. It is important to test different RF propagation

TLIN as ‘*S3 a1f:42PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL P. 18218 environments under different conditions, and characterize the RF propagation inside buildings under different conditions. To maximize efficiency it is critical to control the spillage of the RF to ensure that the same spectrum can be reused within as short of a distance as possible to provide coverage to business offices while using as few cellular channels as possible. Microcell technology developed from the program will provide economic inbuilding services while avoiding conflict with external cellular macrocel! systems. ofincludes future systems that will greatly expand the number of customers that can use the cellular frequencies while being served by a system that greatly expands the efficiency and versatility of radio communication.

c3 cS3 ic eSPM No TELECOM GOVT REL crer . »?¥aak ichl 14184? iz \!P northern "'/2 i relecoim 20. 2o e . 2. ~ Northern Telecom inc. P. 0. Box ©33085B Richardson, TX 75083.33508 Telephone: (214) 604—0738 Fax. (214) 884—3884 John G. Lamb, Jr. Senior Counsei May 20, 1993 R RerIVve @ i _{984]| Mr, HX. Franklin Wright , 4 Frequency Liaison Branch Chief FC(/‘757/5£D/F"B Federal Communications Commission 2025 M Street Washington, DC 20554 Subject: Experimental Radio License for In—Building MicroCell Product Development Testing/BNR Inc. and Northern Telecom Inc., April 23rd, 1993 application for Experimental Radio License for Station KO2XEU Dear Mr. Wright: On April 23rd, 1993, Northern Telecom Inc. and BNR Inc. filed an Application for an Experimental Radio License to conduct microcell product development for cellular radio systems. Currently, we are conducting such experiments pursuant to a Special Temporary Authorization (STA— File Number 5—1029—EX—93; call sign KO2XEU) . As an addendum to our application for a temporary cense, I have attached a letter agreement between Northern com Inc. and MceCaw Cellular Communications, Inc., ing McCaw‘s consent to grant such experimental ty to BNR/NTI for a six month period, subject to ud:.tmns. sertain co As you will note, NTI/BNR undertakes to "4—844—4

P.2#18 t3 pi:PsSPM NO TELECOM GOVT REL May 20. 1993 Page 2 If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact me at the above phone number or Mel Hacker at (615) 734 —4109 . Sincereiz:7 { J G. Lamb, Jr. Senior Counsel

P.3/18 McCaww Cellular Cathieen A. Massey Communications, Inc. Reguiatory Counsel May 18, 1993 Matt Desch Assistant Vice President Cellular Systems Northern Telecom Inc. 2221 Lakeside Bivd. Richardson, TX 75082—3871 *=* Apdl23.1993Appoostioe 9 forEnpect Radio License for Statton KOZ%?M i tal . Dear Mr. Desch: I am an authorized representative for lex Telephone Co: ("Metuwplex"), the Block A celluler telephone licensee for the Dailss, MSA. BNR and Northern Telecom Inc. ("BNR/NTT*) filed on April 23, 1993 an application with the Federal Communications Commission for an experimental radio license for in—building, low—power, microcell product development in the range of spectrum exclusively reserved for cellular service. Metroplex has agreed not to oppose the application and to consent to grant of experimental authority to BNR/NTT for a six—month period under the following conditions: 1. BNW{Iwgefimitiumwmefouovgfngmuuih;chmehmg}eflmwsfl MHz range unless it obtains express, prior approval Metroplex‘s Manager Engineering Dick Gilley for the use of other channels: ~~877.110 MFz —— Channel 237 $77.740 MHz —— Channel 258 878.370 MHz —— Channe} 279 879.000 MHz —— Channel 300 890.340 MFHz —— Channel 678 £90.970 MFHiz —— Channel 699 869.550 MHz —— Channel 1008 2. Upon the request of Metroplex, BNR/NTI will modify or cease using at any time those channels licensed to Metroplex. 3. BNR/NT!will cease all use of cellular channels licensed to Metroplex by November 22, 1993 unless Metroplex consents in writing to an extension of this agreement. 223.0222 1280 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 401 — Washington, DC 20036 » (202)

P.4718 in as c333 Ai:P7PM NO TELECOM GOVT REL 4. BNR/NHM will provide Dick with a of the BNR/NTT test plan within two weeks ofmedawoftmlmmdpmge%mmmMuommflnym. 5. A copy of this agreement will by filed by NTI/BNR with the FCC as an addendum to BNR/NTT‘s experimental radio license application. NTI/BNR will provide Metroplex with a date— stamped copy of the filing. Please indicate NTLBNR‘s agreement to these conditions by signing this letter and renurning a copy to me at the address below. Sincerely, . Cattrn) A M?,-. Cathleoen A. Massey Metroplex Telephone Company NORTHERN TELECOM NC... Mathew 4.hech By: w d° BAJ— Tile:_ AVP, CALVUAP. $ysToms Enclosures Copies: Dick Gill Mike B | e


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