Test Report

FCC ID: QSRPT-400

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                                FCCID: QSRPT-400                       Report Number: HST200906-1113-FCC




                                           Test Report
Applicant:                     ENPING KARSECT ELECTRONIC CO., LTD
Address of Applicant: No.32, Xinping North Road, Enping City, Guangdong, China
Equipment Under Test (EUT):
       EUT Name:               Wireless Microphone
       Model No.:              PT-400
       Trade Mark:             NA
       Serial No.:             Not supplied by client
Standards:                     FCC PART 74H:2008
Date of Receipt:               Jul. 12, 2009
Date of Test:                  Jul. 14 to 20, 2009
Date of Issue:                 Aug 10, 2009
Test Result :                  PASS*
*      In the configuration tested, the EUT complied with the standards specified above.

    Authorized Signature:




      Henly Xie / Manager
This report refers to the General Conditions for Inspection and Testing Services, printed overleaf
This report details the results of the testing carried out on one sample. The results contained in this test report do
not relate to other samples of the same product. The manufacturer should ensure that all products in series
production are in conformity with the product sample detailed in this report.
This report may only be reproduced and distributed in full. If the product in this report is used in any configuration
other than that detailed in the report, the manufacturer must ensure the new system complies with all relevant
standards.
The report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval, or endorsement by NVLAP, NIST,
or any agency of the federal government.
All test results in this report can be traceable to National or International Standards.
The test report prepare by:
Guangzhou Huesent Testing Service Co.,Ltd.
Self-ordained 68# courtyard, No.91, Dongguanzhuang Road,Guangzhou,China.
Tel: 86-20-28263298      Fax: 86-20-28263237
http://www.hst.org.cn     E-mail:hst@hst.org.cn




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                                                         Contents

1     TEST SUMMARY................................................................................................................ 3

2     GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................. 4

    2.1    CLIENT INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 4
    2.2    GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF E.U.T.................................................................................... 4
    2.3    DETAILS OF E.U.T........................................................................................................... 4
    2.4    DESCRIPTION OF SUPPORT UNITS ................................................................................... 4
    2.5    STANDARDS APPLICABLE FOR TESTING ............................................................................ 4
    2.6    TEST LOCATION .............................................................................................................. 5
    2.7    DEVIATION FROM STANDARDS ......................................................................................... 5
    2.8    ABNORMALITIES FROM STANDARD CONDITIONS ................................................................ 5

3     EQUIPMENTS USED DURING TEST ................................................................................ 6

4     TEST RESULTS ................................................................................................................. 7

    4.1    E.U.T. OPERATION CONDITION ........................................................................................ 7
    4.2    TEST PROCEDURE & MEASUREMENT DATA ...................................................................... 8
      4.2.1      Carrier Radiated Power & Radiated Spurious Emissions....................................... 8
      4.2.2      Occupied Bandwidth ............................................................................................ 11
      4.2.3      Frequency Stability .............................................................................................. 14
      4.2.4      Modulation Characteristics................................................................................... 16
    4.3    EUT CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS ................................................................................... 19




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1   Test Summary
               Test            Test Requirement      Standard Paragraph     Result

                              FCC Part 2.1046        74.861 e) 1)
     Carrier Radiated Power                                                 PASS
                                                     174M-216M--50mW
     Modulation Deviation     FCC Part 2.1047        74.861 e) 3)
                                                                            PASS
                                                     Within 75kHz
     Frequency Stability      FCC Part 2.1055        74.861 e) 4)
                                                                            PASS
                                                     <0.005% 50 ppm
     Operating Bandwidth      FCC Part 2.1049 c)     74.861 e) 5)
                                                                            PASS
                                                     Within 200kHz
     Unwanted Radiation       FCC Part 2.1049 c)     74.861 e) 6)
                                                                            PASS
                                                     within the mask
     Radiated Spurious        FCC Part 2.1053        74.861 d) 3)
                                                                            PASS
     Emission
                                                     < 43+10lgP(W) dB
    Remark:
    ♣The EUT has one channel, which is located in the range 614.0MHz to 698.0MHz.
    Only test result of three samples in 614.2 MHz, 655.8 MHz and 697.8 MHz were
    recorded in this report.




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2     General Information
2.1   Client Information
      Applicant:              ENPING KARSECT ELECTRONIC CO., LTD

      Address of Applicant:   No.32, Xinping North Road, Enping City, Guangdong, China

2.2   General Description of E.U.T.
      EUT Name:               Wireless Microphone
      Item No.:               PT-400;
      Serial No.:             Not supplied by client

2.3   Details of E.U.T.
      Power Supply:           3Vdc, 2 x AA size Battery
      Main Function:          Wireless microphone system with an associated receiver for
                              transmitting voice.
      The final amplifier Collector Voltage and Collector Current are 0.3V & 3.5mA respectively.
      Necessary Bandwidth: 2M+2DK= 2 x 25kHz + 2 x 20kHz x 1.0 = 90 kHz

2.4   Description of Support Units
      Connect the EUT to mains power, and then test the EUT with signal generator.

2.5   Standards Applicable for Testing
      The standard used was FCC PART 74H, 2008
      The EUT belongs to licensed low power auxiliary devices.




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2.6   Test Location
      GuangZhou Huesent Testing Service Co., Ltd.
      No.91, Dongguanzhuang Road, Guangzhou, China.
      Tel: 86-20-87221905, Fax: 86-20-87223892
      CNAS- Accreditation No.:   L2885.
      CMA- Authorisation Certificate No.:   2008191614Z


      ERP & Spurious Emission tests were subcontracted to the laboratory following-

      CEPREI (headquarters) lab.
      No.110, Dongguanzhuang Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou city, Guangdong Province,
      P.R. China
      Tel: 86-20-87237178     Fax: 86-20-87236171         Email: emc@ceprei.biz
      FCC- Registration No: 258518 on Mar 25, 2008




2.7   Deviation from Standards
      None.

2.8   Abnormalities from Standard Conditions
      None.




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3   Equipments Used during Test

    No.       Test item.   Name of Equipment’s           Model/Type     Last Calibrated Date
     1           CE           EMI receiver           R&S ESCS 30             2009-6-8
     2           CE               LISN               R&S ESH2-Z5             2009-6-8
     3           CE           Shielded room          Lindgren 8*5*3          2008-6-8
     4           RE          EMI RECEIVER                R&S ESU             2009-6-8
     5           RE         Anechoic chamber        Lindgren FACT-4          2008-6-8
     6           RE             Antenna           ETS-Lindgren 3142B         2009-6-8


    Note:
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4     Test Results
4.1   E.U.T. Operation Condition
      Operating Environment:
      Temperature:             20.0 °C~25 °C
      Humidity:                50 ~70% RH
      Atmospheric Pressure:    980~1012 mbar
      EUT Operation:           Test the EUT in transmitting mode.




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4.2   Test Procedure & Measurement Data

4.2.1 Carrier Radiated Power & Radiated Spurious Emissions
      Test Requirement:             FCC CFR 47 Part 74.861 e) 1) & d) 3)
      Test Method:                  EIA/TIA 603-C:2004 section 2.2,
                                    FCC CFR 47 Part 2.1047 & 1053
      Test Date:                    Jul. 14, 2009
      Measurement Distance:         3m (Semi-Anechoic Chamber)
      Test Requirement:
         (d) For low power auxiliary stations operating in the bands other than those allocated
            for TV broadcasting, the following technical requirements are imposed.
         (3) The occupied bandwidth shall not be greater than that necessary for satisfactory
            transmission and, in any event, an emission appearing on any discrete frequency
            outside the authorized band shall be attenuated, at least, 43+10 log 10 (mean
            output power, in watts) dB below the mean output power of the transmitting unit.


         (e) For low power auxiliary stations operating in the bands allocated for TV
            broadcasting, the following technical requirements apply:
         (1) The power of the measured unmodulated carrier power at the output of the
            transmitter power amplifier (antenna input power) may not exceed the following:
            (i) 54–72, 76–88, and 174–216 MHz bands—50 mW
            (ii) 470–608 and 614–806 MHz bands—250 mW

      Test Procedure:
         The procedure used was EIA/TIA 603-C:2004. The receive was scanned from 30MHz to
         5.0GHz.When an emission was found, the table was rotated to produce the maximum
         signal strength.   An initial pre-scan was performed for in peak detection mode using
         the receiver. The EUT was measured for both the Horizontal and Vertical polarities and
         performed a pre-test three orthogonal planes.

         The field strength is calculated by adding the Antenna Factor, Cable Factor &
         Peramplifier. The basic equation with a sample calculation is as follows:

         Final Test Level =Receiver Reading+Antenna Factor+Cable Factor–Peramlifer Factor

         An initial pre-scan was performed in the 3m chamber using the spectrum analyser in
         peak detection mode.     Quasi-peak measurements were conducted based on the peak
         sweep graph. The EUT was measured by Bilog antenna with 2 orthogonal polarities

         Remove the EUT and replace it with substitution antenna. A signal generator was
         connected to the substitution antenna by a non-radiating cable. The absolute levels of
         the Carrier Radiated Power and spurious emissions were measured by the
         substitution.


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Test Result:
  Carrier Frequency        Factual Level               Limit   in 74.861 e) 1)
        (MHz)               dBm (mW)
       614.200         -1.2 dBm(i.e. 0.76mW)             17 dBm (i.e. 50 mW)
       655.800         -1.1 dBm(i.e. 0.78mW)             17 dBm (i.e. 50 mW)
       697.800         -1.4 dBm(i.e. 0.73mW)             17 dBm (i.e. 50 mW)

The Factual Level is ERP value.




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Radiated spurious emissions:

614.200 MHz

  Spurious Emission       Factual Level        Factual Level       Limit   Min Margin
  Frequency (MHz)        Horizontal (dBm)      Vertical (dBm)     (dBm)       (dB)

      307.400                  -60.1                 -56.6        -13.0       >40
      1229.600                 -61.2                 -59.9        -13.0       >40
      1844.400                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
      2459.200                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
      3074.000                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
655.800 MHz

      328.000                  -59.5                 -54.4        -13.0       >40
      1312.000                 -61.5                 -57.1        -13.0       >40
      1968.000                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
      2624.000                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
      3280.000                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
697.800 MHz

      348.900                  -58.2                 -55.2        -13.0       >40
      1395.600                 -60.8                 -57.0        -13.0       >40
      2093.400                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
      2791.200                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA
      3489.000                  NA                    NA          -13.0       NA

The Factual Level is ERP value.



The peak emission of other frequency in rang from 30MHz up to 10 times carrier were 25dB
lower than the limit, hence no data was recorded in the report.




TEST RESULTS: The unit does meet the FCC requirements.




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4.2.2 Occupied Bandwidth
     Test Requirement:   FCC CFR 47 Part 74.e) 5) & 6)
     Test Method:        FCC CFR 47 Part 2.1049
     Test Date:          Jul. 20, 2009
     Requirements:

        (e) For low power auxiliary stations operating in the bands allocated for TV
        broadcasting, the following technical requirements apply:

        (5) The operating bandwidth shall not exceed 200 kHz.

        (6) The mean power of emissions shall be attenuated below the mean output power
        of the transmitter in accordance with the following schedule:

        (i) On any frequency removed from the operating frequency by more than 50 percent
        up to and including 100 percent of the authorized bandwidth: at least 25dB;

        (ii) On any frequency removed from the operating frequency by more than 100
        percent up to and including 250 percent of the authorized bandwidth: at least 35dB;

        (iii) On any frequency removed from the operating frequency by more than 250
        percent of the authorized bandwidth: at least 43+10log10 (mean output power in
        watts) dB.

     Test Procedure
        Setup




        Input 2500Hz signal to the microphone, find the 50% rated deviation, add the level
        16dB, test this status the 99% occupied bandwidth and record it.




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Test Result:   The graph as below, represents the emissions take for this device.
    Occupied Bandwidth ( 99% of total power): 69 kHz.




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  Emission Mask: input with 10 kHz AF, 50% modulation + 16dB.




  Emission Mask: input with 15 kHz AF, 50% modulation + 16dB.




Test results: The unit does meet the FCC requirements.

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4.2.3 Frequency Stability
      Test Requirement:    FCC CFR 47 Part 74.e) 4)
      Test Method:         FCC CFR 47 Part 2.1055
      Test Date:           Jul. 20, 2009
      Requirements:        +/-50 ppm
          (e) For low power auxiliary stations operating in the bands allocated for TV
             broadcasting, the following technical requirements apply:
          (4) The frequency tolerance of the transmitter shall be 0.005 percent.
      Test Procedure:
          Frequency stability versus Environmental Temperature
          The equipment under test was connected to an external DC power supply and the
          RF output was connected to a frequency counter via feed through attenuators.
          The EUT was placed inside the temperature chamber. After the temperature
          stabilized for approximately 20 minutes, the frequency of the output signal was
          recorded from the counter.


          Frequency Stability versus Input Voltage
          At room temperature (25 ± 5°C), an external variable DC power supply was
          connected to the EUT. The frequency of the transmitter was measured for 115%,
          100% and 85% of the nominal operating input voltage. For hand carried, battery
          powered equipment, reduce primary supply voltage to the battery operating end
          point which shall be specified by the manufacturer.




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    Test Result:
Assigned Frequency: 655.800 MHz,
Environment Temperature     Power Supplied    Frequency Measure with Time Elapsed
          (°C)                  (Vdc)           Total emission within +/- 32.79 kHz
           50                    3.0                         +28.2
             40                  3.0                         +16.5
             30                  3.0                          +5.8
             20                  3.0                          +0.6
             10                  3.0                          +6.6
             0                   3.0                          +9.1
            -10                  3.0                         +15.3
            -20                  3.0                         +26.0
           -30                   3.0                          +30.2
 Environment Temperature    Power Supplied   Frequency Measure with Time Elapsed
          (°C)                  (Vdc)        Total emission within Max +/- 32.79 kHz
           25                    3.0                          +0.1
             25                  2.8                          -11.5
             25                  2.6                          -26.1

Battery end point: 2.6Vdc

The results: The unit does meet the FCC requirements.




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4.2.4 Modulation Characteristics
       Test Requirement:    FCC CFR 47 Part 74.e) 3)
       Test Method:         FCC CFR 47 Part 2.1047
       Test Date:           Jul. 20, 2009
       Requirements:

            (e) For low power auxiliary stations operating in the bands allocated for TV
            broadcasting, the following technical requirements apply:

            (3) Any form of modulation may be used. A maximum deviation of ±75 kHz is
            permitted when frequency modulation is employed.

       Test Procedure:
                                      Audio Frequency Response
            The RF output of the transceiver was connected to the input of FSP 30 with FM
            deviation module through sufficient attenuation so as not to overload the meter or
            distort the reading. An audio signal generator was connected to the audio input of
            microphone.

            The audio signal input level was adjusted to obtain 20% of the maximum rated
            system deviation at 1 kHz, and recorded as DEV REF . With the audio signal
            generator level unchanged, set the generator frequency between 100 to 5000 Hz.
            The transmitter deviations (DEV FREQ ) were measured and the audio frequency
            response was calculated as 20log10 [DEV FREQ / DEV REF ]




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The plot(s) of Audio Frequency Response is presented hereinafter as reference.

      10

       5

       0
 dB



      -5

  -10

  -15

  -20
           100    300    500   1000   2500   3000   5000    10k    15k    20k
                                           Hz


0dB=10mV at 1kHz (20% of the maximum rated system deviation).


                                      Modulation Limiting
      a) Adjust the transmitter per the manufacturer's procedure for full rated system
         deviation.
      b) Set the test receiver to measure peak positive deviation. Set the audio bandwidth
         for ≤0.25 Hz to ≥15,000 Hz. Turn the de-emphasis function off.
      c) Apply a 1000 Hz modulating signal to the transmitter from the audio frequency
         generator, and adjust the level to obtain 60% of full rated system deviation.
      d) Increase the level from the audio frequency generator by 20 dB in one step (rise
         time between the 10% and 90% points shall be 0.1 second maximum).
      e) Measure both the instantaneous and steady-state deviation at and after the time of
         increasing the audio input level.
      f) With the level from the audio frequency generator held constant at the level
         obtained in step e), slowly vary the audio frequency from 100 to 5000 Hz and
         observe the steady-state deviation. Record the maximum deviation.




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Test at five different modulating frequencies (100Hz ,300Hz, 500Hz, 1KHz, 2.5kHz,
5kHz), the output level of the audio generator was varied up to 1V and the FM deviation
level was recorded.


        Positive peak deviation

       75.0

       60.0                                                          100Hz
                                                                     300Hz
       45.0
                                                                     500Hz
 kHz




       30.0                                                          1kHz
                                                                     2.5kHz
       15.0                                                          5kHz

        0.0
               -20dB      -10dB       0      +10dB     +20dB
                                     dB




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4.3   EUT Constructional Details
                                     PT-400




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