Exhibits A - D

0142-EX-PL-2000 Text Documents

Harris Canada, Inc.

2000-08-01ELS_40280

Exhibit ID Harris Canada 618100 EXHIBIT IDENTIFICATION Exhibit No. Description A Need for Experimental License B STA Request C ROLL Specifications D Anti—Drug Statement Exhibit—ID

Exhibit A Page 1 Harris Canada 6/8/00 EXHIBIT A HARRIS CANADA, INC. Experimental Research Program The Applicant, Harris Canada, Inc. (Harris) is one of the leading manufacturers of cellular base stations. As such, Harris is continuing to find new ways to improve their product and respond to the public‘s needs. The present cellular system under development is the Radio Local Loop ("ROLL") modification and upgrade. This system will supply and extend telephone service fast and affordable. The systems have capability of serving 64 channel provider telephone service up to 5,000 persons. The systems will be compatible with two (2) wire systems or radio connections via digital RF links. The Experimental License is necessary over the next two (2) years to test the product and its development with actual operating systems and demonstrate to the public the various latest features to get input from the public, telephone system operators and distributors, to make sure the latest and most desirable features are included. The first use of the Experimental License will occur June 10, 2000. Because of the short time period, an STA request is filed simultaneously with this application. HARRIS—exp. license

Exhibit B Page 1 Harris Canada 619/00 ENGINEERING STATEMENT of NORWOOD J. PATTERSON Re EXPERIMENTAL LICENSE and STA for HARRIS CANADA, INC. Harris Canada, Inc. ("Harris") is, and has been, a leading developer of the cellular radio system. They are continually upgrading and developing unique, user friendly radio base systems, hand held and transportable systems within their research and development (R&D) departments. It is a known fact that even with the best R&D department, nothing can take the place of actual operation in the real world, at different locations, and under varying set of conditions. The data developed under actual operation in the real world often brings to light modifications, changes, and new techniques, which are then implemented in the final product. it is for these reasons that Harris needs the experimental license herein requested. The 800 Systems, after final development, will process an application to the FCC for equipment authorization through our firm, Radio & Tv Engineering Company. Tests will be made to demonstrate that the 800 Systems meet all FCC Rules & Regulations for an equipment authorization to operate within the switched telephone system of cellular radio FCC §2 Subpart J and FCC §22 Subpart K. Operation of this system at Trade Shows and at the Harris CBC building will offer an exceptional opportunity to get hands—on operation feed back from the public and corporate users. This system is unique, as it is designed to bring cellular systems on a transportable system to remote sites such as resort areas, remote construction sites, rural and temporary areas. It is also unique in that it is expandable as the needs increase, from a small 3—trunk system to a 124—trunk system. Within their R&D department, Harris has on line at this time the development of a new system known as the 800 base. This will be a large, more sophisticated system, and actual use of the experimental license within the next two years will be very bene— ficial with field input during the development process. The systems being transportable lend to use within remote areas prone to natural disasters such as areas of repeated cyclones, tornadoes, floods and earthquakes. Input from users and the general public for these disaster usage is invaluable in the R&D development process.

Exhibit B Page 2 Harris Canada 619/00 CONCLUSION: Harris continues on the cutting edge of new developments, as they were the first to develop the data transmission system of transmitter facilities via the cellular system in their 800 product. The FCC issued an experimental license in the 1990s and it was very helpful during the final R&D in the development of the 800 System. An STA for the CBC demonstration and a permanent experimental license for the next two years will serve the public in the development of their input to Harris during radio shows and demonstrations. This input is invaluable in the development of the final product of the 800 base systems. The operations requested are as outlined in FCC Rules €[5.152(a) through (k). A waiver of FCC [5.152 is hereby requested (station ID). See Exhibit for technical specifications and product description. Also see Exhibit for Harris‘ Anti—Drug Statement. 1 do hereby certify that I have prepared the enclosed data and, under penality of perjury, that data of my own knowledge is correct. As to other information and belief, 1 believe that information to be true. Q_Z%ILzioxe? Norwood J Paflerso / Harris 800 Eng. Stmt.

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Exhibit D Page 1 Harris Canada 6/8/00 CERTIFICATION RE ANTI—DRUG ACT OF 1988 By checking Yes, the applicant certifies that, in case of an individual applicant, he or she is not subject to a denial of federal benefits, that includes FCC benefits, pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti—Drug Abuse Act of 1988, 21 U.S.C.862, or in the case of a non—individual applicant (e.g., corporation, partnership or other unincorporated association), no party to the application is subject to a denial or federal benefits, that includes FCC benefits, pursuant to that section. For a definition of a "party" for these purposes, see 47 C.F.R. 1.2002(b). [ X ] Yes [ ] No Harris Canada, Inc. FCC—Anti—Drug—Certification

_ Exhibit_Z~~ _page_CP4 ClientHarrisFCC Date_ 6/8/0 _________ + * +*** ENDOF REPORT * ***>* Radio & TV Engineering Co., 1416 Hollister Lane Los Osos, Ca. 93402 Voice: (805) 528—1996 Fax (205) 528—1982


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