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Engineering Test Services FCC Part 101 / RSS 119 transmitter 952MHz – 960MHz Device Model: 900MHz Magnum Handheld Rule Description Max. Reading Pass/Fail FCC 101.113 / EIRP of Fundamental Emissions 25.69 dBm Pass RSS-119 sec. 6.2 FCC 101.111a(5) Transmit Mask - FCC N/A Pass RSS-119 Sec. 6.4(d) Transmit Mask – Canada N/A Pass FCC 101.109 / Occupied Bandwidth 3.13 kHz Pass RSS-119 Table 1 FCC 101.111(a)(5)(iv) / EIRP of Transmitter Spurious -26.9 dBm Pass RSS-119 Sec. 6.4(d) emissions FCC 101.107 / Frequency Stability .00002% Pass RSS-119 Table 5 FCC 1.1310 / MPE evaluation 0.013mW/cm2 Pass Health Canada Safety Code 6 RSS-119 Sec. 8 Receiver spurious emissions Noise Floor Pass Cognizant Personnel Drew Rosenberg Regulatory Engineer Name Title Mark Kvamme Senior Technician Name Title David Beliveau Senior Engineer Name Title

Test 1: FCC Part 101.113 RSS-119 Sec. 6.2 Output Power Limits Canada: 1. Output power must be +/-1dB of rated power. Equipment Used Asset Number 2. Output power must be less than Roberts Dipole Ant. 6294 4W (6dBW) Log Periodic Ant. 16248 Log Periodic Ant. 12005 FCC: (reference) Measure the EIRP of the transmitter Spectrum Analyzer 2064147 fundamental using the antenna Power Meter 01872025 substitution procedure (appendix A). Power Sensor 00012392 The EIRP of the transmitter may not exceed: Date Temp/Humidity Tested by ºF / % Frequency Fixed Mobile 08/20/2004 64 / 27 Mark Kvamme (MHz) (dBW) (dBW) 9/15/2004 70 / 95 Mark Kvamme 952-860 40 14 FCC Test: Note: 954.5MHz data taken on 8/20/04 using antenna asset number 6294. Note: 957MHz data taken on 9/15/04 using antenna asset number 12005. Fill in the white spaces in the table below for each frequency measured: Analyzer Analyzer Reading of Reading of Device Generator Difference Substitution Generator Frequency Emissions Emissions (add to Antenna Gain Output EIRP (MHz) Polarity (dBm) (dBm) ERP reading) (dBi) (dBm) (dBm) 954.5 Vertical -17.116 -40.76 23.644 1.2 0.849 25.693 957 Vertical -10.16 -27.92 17.76 6.6 -0.32 24.04 Canada Test: Power Rated Reading Attenuation Level Power Deviation Frequency (dBm) (dB) (dBm) (dBm) (dB) 954.5 -27.76 50 22.24 23 -0.76 957 12.5 10 22.5 23 -0.5

Test 2: FCC Part 101.109 / Equipment Used Asset RSS-119 Table 1 Number Occupied Bandwidth Roberts Dipole Ant. 6294 Measure the occupied bandwidth (99% Spectrum Analyzer 2064147 bandwidth). The Occupied bandwidth Date Temp/Humidity Tested by may not exceed 12.5kHz (US) or ºF / % 11.25kHz (Canada). 08/20/2004 64 / 57 Mark Kvamme Place a screen capture of the measurement below:

Test 3: FCC Part 101.111a(5) Transmitter Mask (US) Equipment Used Asset Number Measure the transmitter mask, referenced to Roberts Dipole Ant. 6294 an unmodulated carrier, according to the Spectrum Analyzer 10202 following schedule: Attenuation Date Temp/Humidity Tested by Minimum Maximum below ºF / % Displacement Displacement unmodulated 08/20/2004 64 / 57 Mark Kvamme Frequency Frequency carrier (kHz) (kHz) (dB) 2.5 6.25 53*log(fd/2.5) 6.25 9.5 103*log(fd/3.9) 9.5 15 157*log(fd/5.3) 15 >15 50+Log(P) or 70 50+log(P) = 50+log(0.2W) = 43.01dB > 70dB Note: Limit lines at >15kHz offset shown below are 50dB down from carrier:

Test 3: RSS-119 Sec. 6.4(d) Transmitter Mask (Canada) Equipment Used Asset Number Measure the transmitter mask, referenced to Spectrum Analyzer 10202 an unmodulated carrier, according to the following schedule: Date Temp/Humidity Tested by Attenuation ºF / % Minimum Maximum below MM/DD/YY 73 / 55 Drew Displacement Displacement unmodulated Rosenberg Frequency Frequency carrier (kHz) (kHz) (dB) 0 5.625 0 5.625 12.5 7.27*(fd-2.88) 12.5 > 12.5 50+log(P) or 70 50+log(P) = 50+log(0.2W) = 43.01dB > 70dB

Test 5: FCC Part 101.111(a)(5)(iv) Spurious Emissions Equipment Used Asset Number Measure the EIRP of all transmitter Substitution Antenna 6412 spurious emissions that are >15kHz away Receive Antenna 16256 from the center of the fundamental peak. Spectrum Analyzer 10202 The EIRP of these emissions may not Date Temp/Humidity Tested by exceed 50+log(P) or 70dB below the EIRP ºF / % of the fundamental (measured in test 1). 08/20/2004 64 / 57 Mark Kvamme Use the antenna substitution procedure to perform these measurements (appendix A). 50+log(P) = 50+log(0.2W) = 43.01dB > 70dB From Test 1: Fundamental EIRP = 25.69dBm Limit = 25.69dBm – 43.01dB = -17.32dBm Fill in the white spaces in the table below for each frequency measured: Analyzer Analyzer Reading of Reading of Device Generator Difference Substitution Generator Frequency Emissions Emissions (add to Antenna Gain Output EIRP (MHz) Polarity (dBm) (dBm) ERP reading) (dBi) (dBm) (dBm) 1909.00 vert -57.28 -57 -0.28 7.7 -34.32 -26.9 2863.5 vert -67.46 -67.6 0.14 9.2 -45.7 -36.36 4772.5 vert -56.2 -55.59 -0.61 9.9 -63.22 -53.93 5727 vert -55.42 -55.7 0.28 10.7 -58.63 -47.65 3818.00 horz -52.42 -52.54 0.12 9.3 -60.44 -51.02

Test 6: FCC Part 101.107 Frequency Stability The carrier frequency may not deviate from the reference level measured at At the device’s rated voltage level, measure +20ºC and with the device powered at its the carrier frequency at every 10 degrees rated voltage level by more than +/- from -30ºC to +50ºC. At +20ºC, measure 0.00015%. the carrier frequency with the device powered at 85% and 115% of the device’s rated voltage level. If the device is battery Equipment Used Serial Number powered, then measurements should be made at the maximum and cutoff battery Frequency Counter 3404A00385 voltages. Fill in the white spaces in the following tables. For tables that do not apply, enter a “-“: Temperature (ºC) 20 -30 -20 -10 0 Frequency (MHz) 954.499705 954.499939 954.500096 954.499847 954.499749 Deviation (%) 0.00000% 0.00002% 0.00004% 0.00001% 0.00000% Temperature (ºC) 20 10 30 40 50 Frequency (MHz) 954.499705 954.499832 954.499703 954.499598 954.499517 Deviation (%) 0.00000% 0.00001% 0.00000% -0.00001% -0.00002% Input Voltage (% of nominal voltage) 100% 85% 115% Frequency (Hz) - - - Deviation (%) - - - Peak Cutoff Battery Voltage 8.2V 6.8V Frequency (Hz) 954.499680 954.499670 Deviation (%) 0.00000% 0.00000%

Test 7: FCC part 1.1310(A) / Health Canada Safety Code 6 Pd = Pt*G/4πr2, where: Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) evaluation Pd power density in watts For Occupational/controlled environments Pt transmit power in watts G numeric antenna gain Determine the minimum safe distance from the r distance between body and transmitter where a power density of transmitter in centimeters (fMHz/300)mW/cm2 is not exceeded (the Canadian limit is f/30, but the FCC limit is more stringent). The power density is calculated as: Max Pd = 960/300 = 3.2mW/cm2 Pt = +23dBm = 200mW G = 2.1dBi = 1.62 numeric gain r = 20cm Duty Cycle = 19.44% - When transmitting, the duty cycle is 50% - Transmit cycle is 3.5 seconds transmit, 5.5 seconds receive - 0.5*[3.5/(3.5+5.5)] = 19.44% (200mW)*(1.62)*(.1944)/4πr2 = .013 mW/cm2

Test 8: RSS-119 Sec. 8 Receiver Spurious Emissions Equipment Used Asset Number Receiver spurious emissions may not exceed the following limits: Antenna 6294 Frequency Field Strength Spectrum Analyzer 206417 (MHz) (uV/m) Amplifier SN:D021000-23 30-88 100 Date Temp/Humidity Tested by 88-216 150 ºF / % 216-960 200 08/31/2004 74 / 66 Drew 960-1610 500 Rosenberg > 1610 1000 The local oscillator of the receiver is 916MHz. When measured off of the antenna port, the receiver could not be found. An attempt was made to perform this measurement at the three meter site. Again, the receiver could not be found. Below are the details in tabular format: Freq. Measurement Pol. Reading Reading ACF Cable Amp. Final (MHz) Type (dBm) (dBuV) Loss Gain Reading 916 Conducted N/A -87.4 - - 0 29.3 -116.7dBm (NF) 916 Radiated N/A -87.4 19.69 29.8 1.55 29.3 21.74 (NF) dBuV/m * NF = Noise floor

Appendix A – Antenna Substitution Method of EIRP Measurement First, measure the field strength of the device in accordance with the procedure in Appendix B. Second, replace the device with an antenna and connect the antenna to the output of a signal generator. Set the signal generator to the same frequency as the device emission that is being measured. Adjust the height of receiving antenna to give the highest reading. Repeat with the substitution antenna in the vertical position. Bring the position back to the polarity and height that results in the highest field strength reading. Set the signal generator to a power that results in the same field strength reading as that of the device emission. The gain of the transmitting antenna, output power of the generator, and loss of the cable can then be used to determine the EIRP of the device. Field Strength = ACF1 + Cable Loss1 + Ground Plane + DUT Output Field Strength = ACF1 + Cable Loss1 + Ground Plane + Cable Loss2 + Antenna2 Gain + RF Source which produces a level equivalent to DUT

Appendix B – Field Strength Measurement Procedure This test measures the field strength of radiated emissions using a spectrum analyzer and a receiving antenna in accordance with ANSI C63.4-2003. During the test, the EUT is to be placed on a non-conducting support at 80 cm above the horizontal ground plane of the OATS. The horizontal distance between the antenna and the DUT is to be exactly 3 meters. Levels below 1 GHz are to be measured with the spectrum analyzer resolution bandwidth at 120 kHz and levels at or above 1 GHz are to be measured with the spectrum analyzer resolution bandwidth at 1 MHz. 1) Monitor the frequency range of interest at a fixed antenna height and EUT azimuth. 2) If appropriate, manipulate the system cables to produce the highest amplitude signal relative to the limit. Note the amplitude and frequency of the suspect signal. 3) Rotate the EUT 360° to maximize the suspected highest amplitude signal. If the signal or another at a different frequency is observed to exceed the previously noted highest amplitude signal by 1 dB or more, go back to the azimuth and repeat step b). Otherwise, orient the EUT azimuth to repeat the highest amplitude observation and proceed. 4) Move the antenna over its fully allowed range of travel to maximize the suspected highest amplitude signal. If the signal or another at a different frequency is observed to exceed the previously noted highest amplitude signal by 1 dB or more, return to step b) with the antenna fixed at this height. Otherwise, move the antenna to the height that repeats the highest amplitude observation and proceed. 5) Change the polarity of the antenna and repeat step b), step c), and step d). Compare the resulting suspected highest amplitude signal with that found for the other polarity. Select and note the higher of the two signals. This signal is termed the highest observed signal with respect to the limit for this EUT operational mode. EUT 3 M. Mast Styrofoam Block 80 cm Roberts Dipole, Bi - conical, and Log Periodic antennae below 1 GHz. Double Ridged Guide antenna above 1 GHz. Power Supply Spectrum [1] Analyzer [1] Indicates a change in [1] connection, not an actual Signal 40 dB switch. 10 dB Generator Coax Reference Level Set Power Meter


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