STA Request

3548-EX-ST-1998 Text Documents

Ericsson Inc.

2001-06-15ELS_46966

— $5—35 4g —£EX— 998 | ERicsson Z 3*>C September 21, 1998 Mr. Paul Marrangoni, Chief Experimental Radio Branch Federal Communications Commission Office of Engineering and Technology 2000 "M" Street N.W. Washington DC 20554 Re: Request for Special Temporary Authorization 1) Ericsson Inc. Attn: Michael Chopp 740 East Campbell Road Mail Stop P4B Richardson, TX 75081 1—972—583—1020 2) The equipment, which will be used in the Beta testing, is standard 1900 PCS base station equipment. 3) The operation can be defined as Beta Testing. The equipment will be used for field tests, system checks, and demonstrations. These units will not be sold nor offered for sale. 4) The purpose of the STA is to test Ericsson‘s 1900 Microcell base station at our customer‘s locations prior to being commercially available. 5) Beta testing is planned from 9/28/98 to 12/28/98, 24 hours a day. 6) The tests will consist of normal usage, including but not limited to, placing and receiving calls, messages, roaming, and any other standard operation that the system is capable of performing. 7) No equipment will be tested without the consent of the local carrier. Location Carrier Richardason, TX AT&T Wireless Tucson, AZ AT&T Wireless 8)1 base station will be tested. Mfg. Name: Ericsson Model Name: 1900 M TRX Parts No.: KRC121106—1 FCC Preliminary No.: AXAKRCI21106—1 65%’ Certificate No. FM 11374EUS Ericsson Inc. Office of Public Affairs 1634 | Street, N.W., Suite 600 Telephone: (202) 783—2200 Washington, DC 20006 Fax: (202) 783—2206

9) Frequency bands: TX: 1850 MHz — 19%10 MHz RX: 1930 MHz — 1990 MHz 10) The power is 15 watts. 11) The type of emissions will be: 4 0KOFXW 40OKOFID 12) The base station will utilize an omnidirectional antenna. Sincerely, Puilbraa Tooff t Barbara A. Baffer Manager, Reqgulatory Affairs Ericsson Z


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