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EMC Technologies (NZ) Ltd PO Box 68-307 Newton, Auckland Phone 09 360 0862 Fax 09 360 0861 E-Mail Address: aucklab@ihug.co.nz Web Site: www.emctech.com.au TEST REPORT Gallagher T10 Mifare Proximity Card Reader tested to 47 Code of Federal Regulations Part 15 - Radio Frequency Devices Subpart C – Intentional Radiators Section 15.255 Operation within the band 13.110 -14.010 MHz for Gallagher Group Ltd This Test Report is issued with the authority of: ________________________________________ Andrew Cutler- General Manager ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 1 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Table of Contents 1. STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE 3 2. RESULTS SUMMARY 3 3. INTRODUCTION 3 4. CLIENT INFORMATION 4 5. DESCRIPTION OF TEST SAMPLE 4 6. SETUPS AND PROCEDURES 5 7. TEST EQUIPMENT USED 15 8. ACCREDITATIONS 15 9. PHOTOGRAPHS 16 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 2 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

1. STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE The Gallagher T10 Mifare Proximity Card Reader complies with FCC Part 15 Subpart C Section 15.225 as an Intentional Radiator when the methods as described in ANSI C63.4 - 2003 are applied. 2. RESULTS SUMMARY The results from testing are summarised in the following table: Clause Parameter Result 15.201 Equipment authorisation Certification required. requirement 15.203 Antenna requirement Complies. Antennas internal to the device. 15.204 External PA and antenna Not applicable. No external devices. modifications 15.205 Restricted bands of operation Complies. Device transmits on 13.560 MHz. 15.207 Conducted limits Complies. 15.209 Radiated emission limits - Complies with a 34.2 dB margin at 27.120 Spurious emissions <30 MHz MHz 15.209 Radiated emission limits – Complies with a 10.4 dB margin at 867.840 Spurious emissions >30 MHz MHz (Vertical). 15.225 Radiated emission limits - Complies with a 46.2 dB margin at 13.560 Fundamental MHz. 15.225 Frequency stability Complies ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 3 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

3. INTRODUCTION This report describes the tests and measurements performed for the purpose of determining compliance with the specification. The client selected the test sample. This report relates only to the sample tested. This report contains no corrections or erasures. Measurement uncertainties with statistical confidence intervals of 95% are shown below test results. Both Class A and Class B uncertainties have been accounted for, as well as influence uncertainties where appropriate. 4. CLIENT INFORMATION Company Name Gallagher Group Ltd Address 181 Kahikatea Drive City Hamilton Country New Zealand Contact Mr Brian Rose 5. DESCRIPTION OF TEST SAMPLE Brand Name Gallagher Model Number T10 Mifare Reader Product Mifare Proximity Card Reader Manufacturer Gallagher Group Ltd Country of Origin New Zealand Serial Number T10103526 The device was retested at the request of the client due to a component change made to the device. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 4 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

6. SETUPS AND PROCEDURES Standard The sample was tested in accordance with 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart C. Methods and Procedures The measurement methods and procedures as described in ANSI C63.4 - 2003 were used. Section 15.201: Equipment authorisation requirement Certification as detailed in Subpart J of Part 2 is required for this device. Section 15.203: Antenna requirement This device has an internal antenna. Result: Complies. Section 15.204: External radio frequency power amplifiers and antenna modifications It is not possible to attach an external power amplifier to this transmitter. Result: Complies. Section 15.205: Restricted bands of operation The transmitter transmits on 13.561 MHz. This falls into the band 13.110 – 14.010 MHz that is covered by Section 15.225. Result: Complies. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 5 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Section 15.207: Conducted emissions testing Conducted Emissions testing was carried out over the frequency range of 150 kHz to 30 MHz which was carried out at the laboratory’s MacKelvie Street premises in a 2.4 m x 2.4 m x 2.4 m screened room Testing was carried out using a representative AC power supply system that was powered at 120 Vac which supplied 12 Vdc to a GBUS URI device which in turn powered the Card Reader also at 12 Vdc. The device operates on 13.560 MHz. Testing was carried out with the 13.560 MHz transmitter operating with the standard antenna attached and with this antenna removed and replaced with a dummy load. The device is deemed to comply providing it complies when the test is carried out with a dummy load attached and the overall emission signature for the product remains similar with no additional emissions being detected. This is the case with this device. The device was placed on top of the emissions table, which is 1 m x 1.5 m, 80 cm above the screened room floor which acts as the horizontal ground plane. In addition the device was positioned 40 cm away from the screened room wall which acts as the vertical ground plane. The artificial mains network was bonded to the screened room floor. At all times the device was kept more than 80 cm from the artificial mains network. The Class B limits have been applied. The supplied plot is combined plot showing the worst case quasi peak and average results of both the phase and neutral lines to the representative AC power supply. Quasi peak and average detectors have been used with resolution bandwidths of 9 kHz. Measurement uncertainty with a confidence interval of 95% is: - AC Mains port (0.15-30 MHz)  2.8 dB ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 6 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Conducted Emissions – AC Mains Port Setup: Device tested when powered at 120 Vac using a representative ac power supply that in turn powered a GBUS URI device which powered the device under test that was transmitting continuously with the antenna not attached. Peak --- Average -- Quasi Peak X Average + Level [dBµV] 70 60 50 x 40 x x 30 + + 20 10 0 150k 300k 500k 1M 2M 3M 5M 7M 10M 30M Frequency [Hz] Final Quasi-Peak Measurements Frequency Level Limit Margin Phase Rechecks MHz dBV dBV dB dBV 0.150000 44.20 66.0 21.8 L1 0.390000 38.90 58.1 19.2 L1 0.558000 34.90 56.0 21.1 N Final Average Measurements Frequency Level Limit Margin Phase Rechecks MHz dBV dBV dB dBV 1.137000 30.30 46.0 15.7 N 1.449000 30.70 46.0 15.3 N ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 7 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Conducted Emissions – AC Mains Port Setup: Device tested when powered at 120 Vac using a representative power supply that was in turn powering a URI device. Testing was carried out while the device transmitting continuously with the antenna attached. Peak --- Average -- Quasi Peak X Average + Level [dBµV] 80 x+ 60 x + 40 x x xx 20 0 -20 150k 300k 500k 1M 2M 3M 5M 7M 10M 30M Frequency [Hz] Final Quasi-Peak Measurements Frequency Level Limit Margin Phase Rechecks MHz dBV dBV dB dBV 0.354000 37.90 58.9 21.0 N 0.405000 36.90 57.7 20.8 N 0.456000 35.50 56.8 21.3 N 0.489000 34.50 56.0 21.7 N 13.560500 73.00 60.0 -13.0 L1 73.1 13.637000 54.80 60.0 5.2 L1 13.691000 54.40 60.0 5.6 L1 13.772000 55.10 60.0 4.9 L1 Final Average Measurements Frequency Level Limit Margin Phase Rechecks MHz dBV dBV dB dBV 13.560500 72.70 50.0 -22.7 L1 13.637000 43.80 50.0 6.2 L1 13.691000 43.40 50.0 6.6 L1 13.772000 43.90 50.0 6.1 N ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 8 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Section 15.209: Radiated emission limits, general requirements Radiated emissions testing was carried out over the frequency range of 13 MHz to 1000 MHz as the highest frequency in use is less than 108 MHz. Testing was carried out at the laboratory’s open area test site - located at Driving Creek, Orere Point, Auckland, New Zealand. This site conforms to the requirements of CISPR 16 and ANSI C63.4 - 2003. Testing was carried out when the device was powered at 12 Vdc from a GBUS URI device which was in turn powered at 12 Vdc from a 120 Vac to 12 Vdc representative AC power supply. The GBUS URI and representative AC power supply were placed 5 metres directly behind the device under test. Testing was carried out with the device being placed in the centre of the test table standing vertically upright using a test jig that was supplied by the client. The device transmitted continuously on approximately 13.560 MHz throughout the test. Periodically a swipe card was run over the device to ensure that the system was operating correctly which was indicated by an audible beep after the card had been swiped. When an emission is located, it is positively identified and its maximum level is found by rotating the automated turntable, and by varying the antenna height, where appropriate, with an automated antenna tower. Below 30 MHz a magnetic loop is used with the centre of the loop being 1 metre above the ground with measurements being made using a quasi peak detector. Above 30 MHz the emission is measured in both vertical and horizontal antenna polarisations, where appropriate, using a quasi peak detector. The emission level was determined in field strength by taking the following into consideration: Level (dBV/m) = Receiver Reading (dBV) + Antenna Factor (dB) + Coax Loss (dB) Result: Complies Measurement uncertainty with a confidence interval of 95% is: - Free radiation tests (30 – 1000 MHz)  4.1 dB - Free radiation tests (100 kHz – 30 MHz)  4.8 dB ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 9 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Section 15.209: Spurious Emissions (below 30 MHz) Frequency Level Limit Margin MHz dBμV/m (dBμV/m) (dB) 27.120 15.3 49.5 34.2 Testing was carried out when the device was transmitting continuously. Magnetic loop measurements were attempted at a distance of 10 metres. A receiver with a quasi peak detector with a 9 kHz bandwidth was used between 490 kHz – 30.0 MHz. The 30 metre limit between 1.705 MHz – 30 MHz has been scaled by a factor of 40 dB per decade, as per section 15.31 (f) (2). The limit at 27.120 MHz when measured at 30 metres is 30 uV/m or 29.54 dBuV/m. Therefore the scaled limit at 10 metres will be 49.54 dBuV/m. The spurious emission observed does not exceed the level of the fundament emission. Result: Complies. Measurement uncertainty with a confidence interval of 95% is: - Free radiation tests (100 kHz – 30 MHz)  4.8 dB ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 10 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Section 15.209: Spurious Emissions (above 30 MHz) Measurements between 30 –1000 MHz have been made at a distance of 3 metres. A receiver with a quasi peak detector with a 120 kHz bandwidth was used between 30 – 1000 MHz. The spurious emissions observed do not exceed the level of the fundament emission. The limits as described in Section 15.209 have been applied. Frequency Vertical Horizontal Limit Margin Result MHz dBμV/m dBμV/m dBμV/m dB 40.680 26.1 - 40.0 13.9 Pass 108.453 15.1 - 43.5 28.4 Pass 135.600 22.0 21.8 43.5 21.5 Pass 162.720 22.5 - 43.5 21.0 Pass 189.814 23.8 24.1 43.5 19.4 Pass 216.960 24.3 24.0 46.0 21.7 Pass 244.044 25.9 29.1 46.0 16.9 Pass 271.168 22.3 25.3 46.0 20.7 Pass 298.292 28.1 29.5 46.0 16.5 Pass 325.412 27.8 29.9 46.0 16.1 Pass 352.532 29.9 32.2 46.0 13.8 Pass 406.772 30.8 28.1 46.0 15.2 Pass 488.160 29.7 - 46.0 16.3 Pass 501.720 31.4 - 46.0 14.6 Pass 515.280 30.8 30.1 46.0 15.2 Pass 542.372 30.3 30.1 46.0 15.7 Pass 555.960 31.2 29.9 46.0 14.8 Pass 569.492 33.4 32.0 46.0 12.6 Pass 623.760 30.1 - 46.0 15.9 Pass 705.120 32.2 - 46.0 13.8 Pass 732.240 32.2 - 46.0 13.8 Pass 759.360 33.8 - 46.0 12.2 Pass 786.480 33.1 - 46.0 12.9 Pass 813.600 34.6 - 46.0 11.4 Pass 840.720 34.3 - 46.0 11.7 Pass 867.840 35.6 - 46.0 10.4 Pass 881.400 34.6 - 46.0 11.4 Pass 908.520 31.3 - 46.0 14.7 Pass 949.200 34.9 - 46.0 11.1 Pass 976.320 34.2 - 54.0 19.8 Pass All other emissions observed at a margin to limit that exceeded 20 dB when measurements were attempted using vertical and horizontal polarisations. Result: Complies. Measurement uncertainty with a confidence interval of 95% is: - Free radiation tests (30 - 1000 MHz)  4.1 dB ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 11 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Section 15.225: Fundamental emission: Measurements were made using a magnetic loop antenna and a receiver with a quasi peak detector using a 9 kHz bandwidth Measurements were made at a distance of 10 metres with the limit being determined by using the extrapolation factor of 40 dB per decade limit, as detailed in section 15.31 f (2). The limit at 30 m at 13.561 MHz is 15,848 uV/m or 84.0 dBuV/m. Applying the extrapolation factor of 40 dB/ per decade, the limit is 104 dBuV/m. Testing was carried out when the device was transmitting continuously with the AC power supply was varied by +/- 15%. Frequency Level Distance Limit Voltage Margin MHz dBμV/m metres (dBμV/m) (Vac) (dB) 13.560 57.4 10.0 104.0 102.0 46.6 13.560 57.8 10.0 104.0 120.0 46.2 13.560 57.4 10.0 104.0 138.0 46.6 A representative spectrum analyser plot shows that the carrier and modulation peaks within +/- 50 kHz of the carrier and within +/- 500 kHz of the carrier ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 12 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Result: Complies. Measurement uncertainty with a confidence interval of 95% is: - Free radiation tests (100 kHz – 30 MHz)  4.8 dB ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 13 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Section 15.225: Frequency tolerance: The frequency tolerance of the carrier is required to be +/- 0.01% of operating frequency when the temperature is varied between -20 degrees and +50 degrees. The device operates on approximately 13.560 MHz which gives a frequency tolerance of +/- 1,356 Hz. Temperature Frequency Difference (MHz) (Hz) 50.0 13.559 550 -450.0 40.0 13.559 440 -560.0 30.0 13.559 424 -576.0 20.0 13.559 425 -575.0 10.0 13.559 420 -580.0 0.0 13.559 420 -580.0 -10.0 13.559 410 -590.0 -20.0 13.559 410 -590.0 Variation of the 120 Vac supply to the AC power supply did not vary the 12 Vdc supply to the GBUS URI or the device under test. Therefore as a worst case scenario the 12 Vdc supply to the device was varied between 85% and 115% of the supply voltage at -20 degrees. Voltage Frequency Difference (Vdc) (MHz) (Hz) 10.2 13.559 410 -590.0 12.0 13.559 410 -590.0 13.8 13.559 410 -590.0 Result: Complies Measurement uncertainty with a confidence interval of 95% is: - Frequency tolerance  50 Hz ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 14 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

7. TEST EQUIPMENT USED Instrument Manufacturer Model Serial No Asset Ref Cal Due Aerial Controller EMCO 1090 9112-1062 RFS 3710 Not applic Aerial Mast EMCO 1070-1 9203-1661 RFS 3708 Not applic Turntable EMCO 1080-1-2.1 9109-1578 RFS 3709 Not applic Receiver R&S ESHS 10 828404/005 3728 21 Nov 2010 Mains Network R&S ESH2-Z5 881362/032 3628 21 Aug 2011 Receiver R&S ESIB 100171 R-27-1 21 Feb 2011 Spectrum Analyser Hewlett Packard E7405A US39150142 3771 20 April 2011 Loop Antenna EMCO 6502 9003-2485 3798 7 Feb 2011 VHF Balun Schwarzbeck VHA 9103 - RFS 3603 7 Feb 2011 Biconical Antenna Schwarzbeck BBA 9106 - RFS 3612 7 Feb 2011 Log Periodic Schwarzbeck VUSLP 9111 9111-228 3785 7 Feb 2011 8. ACCREDITATIONS Testing was carried out in accordance with EMC Technologies Ltd registration with the Federal Communications Commission as a listed facility, registration number: 90838, which was updated on January 23rd, 2010. All testing was carried out in accordance with the terms of EMC Technologies (NZ) Ltd International Accreditation New Zealand (IANZ) Accreditation to NZS/ISO/IEC 17025, 2005. All measurement equipment has been calibrated in accordance with the terms of the EMC Technologies (NZ) Ltd International Accreditation New Zealand (IANZ) Accreditation to NZS/ISO/IEC 17025, 2005 International Accreditation New Zealand has Mutual Recognition Arrangements for testing and calibration with various accreditation bodies in a number of economies. This includes NATA (Australia), UKAS (UK), SANAS (South Africa), NVLAP (USA), A2LA (USA), SWEDAC (Sweden). Further details can be supplied on request. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 15 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

9. PHOTOGRAPHS ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 16 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Conducted emissions test set up ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 17 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Radiated emissions test set up – Device under test ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 18 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.

Ancillary equipment – GBUS URI and the representative AC power supply ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 19 of 19 Test Report No 100911.2 28 October 2010. This report may not be reproduced except in full.


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