Item tested : KX-TGA641. Type of equipment : UPCS Handset FCC ID : ACJ96NKX-TGA640. Client : Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd.

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1 Test report no. : Item tested : KX-TG64 Type of equipment : UPCS Handset FCC ID : CJ96NKX-TG64 Client : Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd. FCC Part 5, subpart D Isochronous UPCS Device MHz Industry Canada RSS-23, Issue 2 2 GHz Licence-exempt Personal Communications Service Devices (LE-PCS) 29 October 28 uthorized by : Egil Hauger Technical Verificator Nemko S, Gaustadalléen 3, P.O.Box 73 Blindern, NO-34 Oslo Norway T F Enterprise number NO Visiting address: Nemko Comlab, Gåsevikveien 8, P.O.Box 96, NO-227 Kjeller Norway T F

2 CONTENTS GENERL INFORMTION Testhouse Info Client Information Manufacturer (if other than client) TEST INFORMTION Tested Item Test Environment Test Period Test Engineer(s) Test Equipment Other Comments SUMMRY General Test Summary TEST RESULTS Power Line Conducted Emissions Coordination with fixed microwave Digital Modulation Techniques Labeling Requirements ntenna Requirement Channel Frequencies utomatic Discontinuation of Transmission Peak Power Output Emission Bandwidth B Power Spectral Density In-Band Unwanted Emissions, Conducted Out-of-band Emissions, Conducted Carrier Frequency Stability Frame Repetition Stability Frame Period and Jitter Monitoring Threshold, Least Interfered Channel Threshold Monitoring Bandwidth Reaction Time and Monitoring Interval Time and Spectrum Window ccess Procedure cknowledgements and Transmission Duration Dual ccess Criteria Check lternative Monitoring Interval Receiver Spurious Emissions TEST SETUPS Frequency Measurements Timing Measurements Conducted Emission Test Radiated Emissions Test Power Line Conducted Emissions Test Monitoring Tests TEST EQUIPMENT USED Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 2 (52)

3 GENERL INFORMTION. Testhouse Info Name : ddress : Nemko S Nemko Comlab Gåsevikveien 8, Box 96 N-227 Kjeller, NORWY Telephone : Fax : FCC test firm registration # : IC OTS registration # : 24D- Total Number of Pages: 45 comlab@nemko.com.2 Client Information Name : Panasonic Communications Co. Ltd. ddress : -62, 4-chome, Minoshima, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka , Japan Telephone : Contact: Name : Mr. Junji Sumi Telephone : sumi.junji@jp.panasonic.com.3 Manufacturer (if other than client) Name : / ddress : / Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 3 (52)

4 2 Test Information 2. Tested Item Name : Panasonic FCC ID : CJ96NKX-TG64 Industry Canada ID : 26-KXTG643 Model/version : KX-TG64 Serial number : / Hardware identity and/or version: PNLB93Z Software identity and/or version : SW33 Frequency Range : MHz Number of Channels : 5 RF Channels, 5x2 = 6 TDM Duplex Channels Type of Modulation : Digital modulation (GFSK) User Frequency djustment : None Rated Output Power : 62 mw Peak Power, 3 mw Time veraged Power Type of Power Supply : 2x NiMH cells (2x.2V) ntenna Connector : None Number of ntennas : 2 ntenna Diversity Supported : Yes Desktop Charger : C daptor: Panasonic PQLV29 Description of Tested Device(s) The tested equipment is a DECT handset which complies with ETSI EN The frequencies have been reprogrammed, the output power reduced and the software updated to comply with the FCC requirements to an Isochronous UPCS device after FCC Part 5D. The EUT is an initiating device as described in NSI C63.7 and is designed to operate together with a DECT fixed part (i.e. a base station), which is then the responding device. Exposure Evaluation The EUT is a portable device and is designed to be held to ear or worn in a belt clip when used. test reports with the measured SR values for both configurations are submitted with the application. The SR values are also included in the user manual. The EUT is exempted from RF Exposure Evaluation to Industry Canada SR requirements since the output power is below the limit in RSS-2 Issue 2, clause 2.5. for General Public Use. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 4 (52)

5 2.2 Test Environment Temperature: 2 25 C Relative humidity: 3 5 % Normal test voltage: 2.4 V DC (2x NiMH cells) The values are the limit registered during the test period. 2.3 Test Period Item received date: Test period : from to Test Engineer(s) Frode Sveinsen / Tore Løvlien 2.5 Test Equipment See list of test equipment in clause Other Comments The Monitoring and Time and Spectrum Window ccess tests were performed with Test Set-Up 6 (Ref. clause 5). clock signal from the companion device was used to synchronize the Pulse Pattern Generator and the Spectrum nalyzer to the start of the DECT time window. The EUT was limited by administrative commands to operate on only two frequency carriers. For the tests where the EUT was required to operate on only one frequency carrier, one carrier was blocked by applying a CW interfering signal from RF Generator 3. The Pulse Pattern Generator was used to apply time synchronized interference to time windows where this was required. Since the EUT was programmed to operate on only two RF carriers, it was only necessary with two RF generators for the monitoring tests, however a third generator was applied for the tests that required specific time slots to be blocked. ll tests except Radiated Power and Power line conducted emissions were performed in conducted mode with a temporary antenna connector. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 5 (52)

6 3 SUMMRY 3. General Manufacturer: Panasonic Model No.: KX-TG64 Serial No.: / ll measurements are traceable to national standards. The tests were conducted on a sample of the equipment for the purpose of demonstrating compliance with FCC CFR47 Part 5D for Isochronous UPCS Devices and Industry Canada RSS-23 Issue 2. The conducted test methods have been in accordance with NSI C where applicable. Radiated tests were conducted is accordance with NSI C Radiated emissions are made in a m semi-anechoic chamber. description of the test facility is on file with the FCC and Industry Canada. New Submission Production Unit Class II Permissive Change Pre-production Unit PUE Equipment Code Family Listing THIS PPLIES ONLY TO THE ITEM(S) ND CONFIGURTIONS TESTED. Deviations from, additions to, or exclusions from the test specifications are described in Summary of Test Data. NO: TESTED BY : DTE: 3 September 28 Frode, Chief Engineer Nemko Group authorizes the above named company to reproduce this report provided it is reproduced in its entirety and for use by the company s employees only. ny reproduction of parts of this report requires approval in writing from Nemko Group. ny use which a third party makes of this report, or any reliance on or decisions to be made based on it, are the responsibility of such third parties. Nemko Group accepts no responsibility for damages suffered by any third party as a result of decisions made or actions based on this report. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 6 (52)

7 3.2 Test Summary Name of test FCC CFR 47 Paragraph # IC RSS-23 Paragraph # Verdict Coordination with fixed microwave 5.37(b) N/ Complies Digital Modulation Techniques 5.39(b) 6. Complies Labeling requirements 5.9(a)(3) RSS-GEN 5.2 Complies ntenna Requirement 5.37, (e) Complies Power Line Conducted Emission 5.7(a) 5.27(a) 6.3 RSS-GEN Complies Emission Bandwidth 5.323(a) 6.4 Complies In-band emissions 5.323(d) Complies Out-of-band emissions 5.323(d) 6.7. Complies Peak transmit Power 5.39(c)(e), 5.3(e) 6.5 Complies Power Spectral Density 5.39(d) Complies utomatic discontinuation of transmission 5.39(f) 4.3.4(a) Complies Carrier frequency stability 5.323(f) 6.2 Complies Frame repetition stability 5.323(e) 4.3.4(c) Complies Frame period and jitter 5.323(e) 4.3.4(c) Complies Monitoring threshold, Least interfered channel Monitoring of intended transmit window and maximum reaction time 5.323(c)(2);(5); (9) 4.3.4(b) Complies 5.323(c)() Complies Threshold monitoring bandwidth 5.323(c)(7) Complies Reaction time and monitoring interval 5.323(c)();(5); Complies (7) ccess criteria test interval 5.323(c)(4);(6) N/ ccess Criteria functional test 5.323(c)(4);(6) N/ cknowledgements 5.323(c)(4) Complies Transmission duration 5.323(c)(3) Complies Dual access criteria 5.323(c)() Complies lterative monitoring interval 5.323(c)();() N/ 2 Spurious Emissions (ntenna Conducted) 5.323(d) 6.7. Complies 3 Spurious Emissions (Radiated) 5.39(g) 5.9(a) 5.29(a) RSS-GEN Receiver Spurious Emissions N/ 6.8 Complies Only applies for equipment that transmits unacknowledged control and signaling information 2 The client declares that the tested equipment does not implement this provision 3 The tested equipment has integrated antennas only 4 Not required if the Conducted Out-of-Band Emissions test is Passed N/ 4 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 7 (52)

8 4 TEST RESULTS 4. Power Line Conducted Emissions Para. No.: 5.27 (a) Test Performed By: Tore Løvlien Date of Test: 24 Sept 28 Measurement procedure: NSI C using 5 µh/5 ohms LISN. Test Results: Measurement Data: Complies See attached graph, (Peak detector). Highest measured value (L and N): ll emissions were below the verage limit even when measured with Peak detector. Frequency Detector Measured value Limit Margin KHz Peak/QP/V dbµv dbµv db / QP / / / / V / / / / QP / / / / V / / / Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 8 (52)

9 Date 24.Sep.'8 Time 4:52:8 Ref.Lvl Marker 4.8 dbuv. dbuv MHz Res.Bw 9 khz[imp] TG.Lvl off Scan.Stp 4.5 khz T: PK+ T3: T2: T4: RF. t db Unit [dbuv] TL : Panasonic KX-TG643 & KX-TG64 C 2V 6Hz N to gnd M Start 5 khz Span MHz Center MHz Meas.Time 3 ms M 3 MHz Stop FI Charging in Desktop Charger, On-Hook, Phase N Date 24.Sep.'8 Time 5:8:38 Ref.Lvl Marker 4.93 dbuv. dbuv MHz Res.Bw 9 khz[imp] TG.Lvl off Scan.Stp 4.5 khz T: PK+ T3: T2: T4: RF. t db Unit [dbuv] TL : Panasonic KX-TG643 & KX-TG64 C 2V 6Hz L to gnd M Start 5 khz Span MHz Center MHz Meas.Time 3 ms M 3 MHz Stop FI Charging in Desktop Charger, On-Hook, Phase L Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 9 (52)

10 4.2 Coordination with fixed microwave The affidavit from UTM, Inc. is included in the documentation supplied by the applicant: Yes No Requirement, FCC 5.37 (b): Each application for certification of equipment operating under the provisions of this Subpart must be accompanied by an affidavit from UTM, Inc. certifying that the applicant is a participating member of UTM, Inc. In the event a grantee fails to fulfill the obligations attendant to participation in UTM, Inc., the Commission may invoke administrative sanctions as necessary to preclude continued marketing and installation of devices covered by the grant of certification, including but not limited to revoking certification. 4.3 Digital Modulation Techniques The tested equipment is based on DECT technology described in the ETSI standard EN 375, the only difference is that the channel allocation is modified to operate in the MHz band. The EUT used Multi Carrier / Time Division Multiple ccess / Time Division Duplex and Digital GFSK modulation. For further details see the operational description provided by the applicant. Requirement, FCC 5.39(b): ll transmissions must use only digital modulation techniques. 4.4 Labeling Requirements See separate documents showing the label design and the placement of the label on the EUT. Requirements FCC 5.9 The FCC Identifier shall be displayed on the label, and the device(s) shall bear the following statement in a conspicuous location on the device or in the user manual if the device is too small: This device complies with Part 5 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: () this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The label itself shall be of a permanent type, not a paper label, and shall last the lifetime of the equipment. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page (52)

11 4.5 ntenna Requirement Does the EUT have detachable antenna(s)? Yes No If detachable, is the antenna connector(s) non-standard? Yes No The tested equipment has only integral antennas. The conducted tests were performed on a sample with a temporary antenna connector. Requirement: FCC 5.23, 5.24, Channel Frequencies UPCS CHNNEL FREQUENCY (MHz) Upper Band Edge 93. (Highest) (Lowest) Lower Band Edge 92. Requirement: FCC 5.33 (d), (g) Within MHz band for isochronous devices. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page (52)

12 4.7 utomatic Discontinuation of Transmission Does the EUT transmit Control and Signaling Information? YES NO TYPE OF EUT : INITITING DEVICE RESPONDING DEVICE The following tests simulate the reaction of the EUT in case of either absence of information to transmit or operational failure after a connection with the companion device is established. Number Test EUT Reaction Verdict Power removed from the EUT C Pass 2 EUT Switch Off C Pass 3 Hook-On by companion device N Pass 4 Hook-On by EUT C Pass 5 Power Removed from Companion Device Pass 6 Companion Device Switch Off N Pass - Connection breakdown, Cease of all transmissions B - Connection breakdown, EUT transmits control and signaling information C - Connection breakdown, Companion Device transmits control and signaling information N - Not pplicable (the companion device does not have an On/Off switch and can not perform Hook-On) Requirements, FCC 5.39(f) The device shall automatically discontinue transmission in case of either absence of information to transmit or operational failure. These provisions are not intended to preclude transmission of control and signaling information or use of repetitive codes used by certain digital technologies to complete frame or burst intervals. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 2 (52)

13 4.8 Peak Power Output Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: Maximum Conducted Output Power Channel No. Frequency (MHz) Maximum Conducted Output Power (dbm) Maximum Radiated Output Power (dbm) Maximum ntenna Gain (dbi) The Radiated Output Power is measured as Output Power with correction factors stored in the Spectrum nalyzer. Limit: Conducted: µw x SQRT(B) where B is the measured Emission Bandwidth in Hz FCC 5.39(c)(e): 2.6 dbm (5 mw) RSS-23, Issue 2: 2.4 dbm ( mw) The Output Power Limit has been reduced by. db since the antenna gain is above 3. dbi. Requirements, FCC 5.39(c)(e), RSS-23, Issue 2 Peak transmit power shall not exceed microwatts multiplied by the square root of the emission bandwidth in Hertz. The peak transmit power shall be reduced by the amount in decibels that the maximum directional gain of the antenna exceeds 3 dbi. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 3 (52)

14 Conducted Peak Output Power MRKER RBW 3 MHz µs VBW MHz Ref 25 dbm * tt 3 db SWT 5 µs Offset.4 db 2 Marker [T ] 7.85 dbm µs PK MXH TRG LVL - TRG -. dbm Center GHz 5 µs/ Date: 5.SEP.28 4:2:23 Lower Channel MRKER RBW 3 MHz µs VBW MHz Ref 25 dbm * tt 3 db SWT 5 µs Marker [T ] 7.79 dbm µs 2 Offset.4 db PK MXH TRG LVL - TRG -. dbm Center GHz 5 µs/ Date: 5.SEP.28 4:2:42 Upper Channel Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 4 (52)

15 MRKER RBW 3 MHz µs VBW MHz Ref 25 dbm * tt 3 db SWT 5 µs Marker [T ] 7.79 dbm µs 2 Offset.4 db PK MXH TRG LVL - TRG -. dbm Center GHz 5 µs/ Date: 5.SEP.28 4:8:36 Middle Channel Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 5 (52)

16 Radiated Peak Output Power Lower Channel (Max: EUT H, nt, VP) Upper Channel (Max: EUT H, nt, VP) Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 6 (52)

17 Middle Channel (Max: EUT H, nt, VP) Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 7 (52)

18 4.9 Emission Bandwidth B Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: Channel No. Frequency (MHz) 26 db Bandwidth B (khz) Channel No. Frequency (MHz) 99% Bandwidth (khz) Channel No. Frequency (MHz) 6 db Bandwidth (khz) N N Channel No. Frequency (MHz) 2 db Bandwidth (khz) N N Requirements, FCC 5.323(a) The 26 db Bandwidth B shall be larger than 5 khz and less than 2.5 MHz. Requirements, RSS-23 Issue 2, clause 6.4 The 2 db Bandwidth shall be larger than 5 khz and less than 2.5 MHz. No requirements for 6 and 2 db Bandwidth, these values are only used for testing Monitoring Bandwidth if the Simple Compliance test fails (NSI C63.7, clause 7.4). Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 8 (52)

19 DELT MRKER 2 * RBW 2 khz MHz * VBW khz Ref 2 dbm tt 35 db SWT 4 ms Delta 2 [T ].8 db MHz 2 Offset.4 db Marker [T ] -.7 dbm GHz PK MXH 2 LVL Center GHz 5 khz/ Span 5 MHz Date: 6.SEP.28 6:39:2 Emission Bandwidth B, Lower Channel DELT MRKER 2 * RBW 2 khz MHz * VBW khz Ref 2 dbm tt 35 db SWT 4 ms Delta 2 [T ].38 db MHz 2 Offset.4 db Marker [T ] -.8 dbm GHz PK MXH 2 LVL Center GHz 5 khz/ Span 5 MHz Date: 6.SEP.28 6:35:3 Emission Bandwidth B, Upper Channel Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 9 (52)

20 POWER BW (%) * RBW 2 khz 99 % * VBW khz Ref 2 dbm tt db SWT 4 ms Marker [T ] dbm GHz 2 Offset 6.4 db OBW.25 MHz Temp [T OBW] dbm GHz PK MXH T T2 Temp 2 [T OBW] -.25 dbm GHz LVL Center GHz 5 khz/ Span 5 MHz Date: 6.SEP.28 6:27:6 99% Bandwidth, Middle Channel Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 2 (52)

21 4. Power Spectral Density Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: Channel No. Frequency (MHz) Power Spectral Density (dbm) veraged over sweeps. Requirements, FCC 5.39(d) The Power Spectral Density shall be less than 3 mw (4.77 dbm) when averaged over at least sweeps. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 2 (52)

22 Power Spectral Density Lower Channel: MRKER * RBW 3 khz GHz VBW khz Ref dbm tt 25 db SWT 225 ms Marker [T ] 2.3 dbm GHz Offset.4 db PK MXH - LVL Center GHz 2 khz/ Span 2 MHz Date: 5.SEP.28 5:4:26 Overview MRKER RBW 3 khz µs VBW khz Ref dbm tt 25 db SWT ms Marker [T ] -.8 dbm µs Offset.4 db S VG - TRG LVL -2-3 TRG -3 dbm -4 SWP of Center GHz µs/ Date: 5.SEP.28 5:38:33 veraged, Sweeps Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 22 (52)

23 Upper Channel: MRKER * RBW 3 khz GHz VBW khz Ref dbm tt 25 db SWT 225 ms Marker [T ] 2.59 dbm GHz Offset.4 db PK MXH - LVL Center GHz 2 khz/ Span 2 MHz Date: 5.SEP.28 5:23:27 Overview MRKER RBW 3 khz µs VBW khz Ref dbm tt 25 db SWT ms Marker [T ] -.6 dbm µs Offset.4 db S VG - TRG LVL -2-3 TRG -3 dbm -4 SWP of Center GHz µs/ Date: 5.SEP.28 5:33:4 veraged, Sweeps Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 23 (52)

24 4. In-Band Unwanted Emissions, Conducted Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: See plots. Requirements, FCC 5.323(d): B < f 2B : less than or equal to 3 db below max. permitted peak power level 2B < f 3B : less than or equal to 5 db below max. permitted peak power level 3B < f UPCS Band Edge : less than or equal to 6 db below max. permitted peak power level PK MXH MRKER 3 * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 4 ms 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS Marker 3 [T ] -7.5 dbm GHz Marker [T ] 6.56 dbm GHz Marker 2 [T ] dbm GHz LVL -2-3 USDECT Center GHz MHz/ Span MHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:3:53 Middle Channel Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 24 (52)

25 In-Band Unwanted Emissions, Conducted PK MXH MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 4 ms 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS Marker [T ] 3.44 dbm GHz Marker 2 [T ] -.3 dbm GHz Marker 3 [T ] -.72 dbm GHz LVL -2-3 USDECT Center GHz MHz/ Span MHz Date: 5.SEP.28 5:55:54 Lower Channel PK MXH MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 4 ms 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS Marker [T ] 3.4 dbm GHz Marker 2 [T ] dbm GHz Marker 3 [T ] -.6 dbm GHz LVL -2-3 USDECT Center GHz MHz/ Span MHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:5:39 Upper Channel Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 25 (52)

26 4.2 Out-of-band Emissions, Conducted Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: See plots. Requirements, FCC 5.323(d): f.25mhz outside UPCS band :.25MHz f 2.5MHz outside UPCS band : f 2.5MHz outside UPCS band : -9.5dBm dbm dbm Out-of-Band Emissions, Conducted Lower Channel: MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 5 ms Marker [T ] -5.7 dbm GHz 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH LVL US_DECT Start.9 GHz 2 MHz/ Stop.92 GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:8:27 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 26 (52)

27 Out-of-Band Emissions, Conducted Lower Channel: MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 2.25 s Marker [T ] -59. dbm GHz 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH LVL US_DECT Start GHz 9 MHz/ Stop.9 GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:9:8 MRKER * RBW 2 khz MHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 2.5 s Marker [T ] dbm MHz 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH LVL US_DECT Start khz MHz/ Stop GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6::29 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 27 (52)

28 Out-of-Band Emissions, Conducted Upper Channel: MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 5 ms Marker [T ] dbm GHz 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH LVL US_DECT Center.94 GHz 2 MHz/ Span 2 MHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:2:3 MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT.5 s Marker [T ] dbm GHz 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH LVL US_DECT Center GHz 45 MHz/ Span 4.5 GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:4:2 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 28 (52)

29 Out-of-Band Emissions, Conducted Upper Channel: MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref 2.4 dbm * tt 25 db SWT 5 s Marker [T ] dbm GHz 2 Offset.4 db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH LVL US_DECT Start 6 GHz 6 MHz/ Stop 2 GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:5:9 MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref dbm * tt 25 db SWT 2 s Marker [T ] dbm GHz Offset db LIMIT CHECK PSS PK MXH - LVL -2-3 US_DECT Start 2 GHz 8 MHz/ Stop 2 GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:9:24 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 29 (52)

30 4.3 Carrier Frequency Stability Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: The Frequency Stability is measured with the CMD6. The CMD6 was logged by a computer programmed to get new readings as fast as possible (about 3 readings per second) over the noted time period or number of readings. The peak-to-peak difference was recorded and the mean value and deviation in ppm was calculated. The Carrier Frequency Stability over Power Supply Voltage and over Temperature is measured with a Frequency Domain nalyzer in histogram mode. Carrier Frequency Stability over Time at Nominal Temperature verage Mean Carrier Frequency (MHz) Max. Diff. (khz) Min. Diff. (khz) Max. Dev. (ppm) Limit ± ppm Deviation ppm = ((Diff. - Mean Diff) / Mean Carrier Freq.) x 6 Deviation (ppm) is calculated from 3 readings. Frequency Stability over Power Supply Voltage at Nominal Temperature Voltage Measured Carrier Frequency (MHz) Difference (khz) Deviation (ppm) Limit V nom / 85% of V nom / / / ± ppm 5% of V nom / / / Deviation ppm = ((Mean Measured Frequency) / Mean) x 6 This test does not apply for EUT that is powered from batteries. Frequency Stability over Temperature Temperature Measured Carrier Frequency (MHz) Difference (khz) Deviation (ppm) Limit T = +2 C T = -2 C ± ppm T = +5 C Deviation ppm = ((Mean Measured Frequency) / Mean) x 6 This test was performed in speech mode with an active connection. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 3 (52)

31 4.4 Frame Repetition Stability Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: The envelope of the RF signal from the EUT is detected with a Crystal Detector and the mean and standard deviation of the frame repetition frequency is then gated over frames and measured with a Frequency Domain nalyzer. The frame repetition stability is 3 times the standard deviation. Carrier Frequency (MHz) Mean (Hz) Standard Deviation (Hz) Frame Repetition Stability (ppm) Limit: Frame Repetition Stability ± ppm (TDM) Ref. FCC 5.323(e), NSI C63.7, clause Frame Period and Jitter Test Method: NSI C63.7, clause Test Results: Complies Measurement Data: Carrier Frequency (MHz) Frame Period (ms) Max Jitter (µs) 3xStandard Deviation of Jitter (µs) Max Jitter = (/ (Frame period + Pk-Pk/2)) - (/Frame Period), when Pk-Pk and Frame Period are in Hz 3xSt.Dev.Jitter = 3x (/(Frame Period + St.Dev) /St.Dev) x 6 Limit: Frame Period 2 or ms Max Jitter 25 µs 3 times St.Dev of Jitter 2.5 µs Ref. FCC 5.323(e), NSI C63.7, clause Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 3 (52)

32 Frame Repetition Stability, Gated over Frames Frame Period and Jitter Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 32 (52)

33 4.6 Monitoring Threshold, Least Interfered Channel Monitoring Threshold Limits: Lower Threshold: Upper Threshold: Calculated values: T L = 5 log B P EUT T U = 5 log B P EUT (dbm) (dbm) B is measured Emission Bandwidth in Hz P EUT is measured Transmitter Power in dbm Lower Threshold dbm Upper Threshold dbm The Lower Threshold is applicable for systems which have defined less than 4 duplex system access channels. The Upper Threshold is applicable for systems with more than 4 duplex system access channels and that implements the Least Interfered Channel Procedure (LIC). Measurement Procedure: The Upper or Lower Threshold is found by the procedure defined in NSI C63.7 clause 7.3. or Least Interfered Channel Procedure NOT used: Lower Threshold N Least Interfered Channel Procedure: Upper Threshold -62. dbm Least Interfered Channel (LIC) Procedure Test, FCC 5.323(b), (c)(2) and (c)(5) NSI C63.7 clause ref. Observation Verdict b) f T L + 3 db, f 2 at T L + 6 db Transmission always on f 2 Pass c) f T L + 6 db, f 2 at T L + 3 db Transmission always on f Pass d) f T L + 7 db, f 2 at T L Transmission always on f 2 Pass e) f T L, f 2 at T L + 7 db Transmission always on f Pass Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 33 (52)

34 Selected Channel Confirmation, FCC 5.323(c)() and (5) NSI C63.7 clause Observation Verdict b) Shall not transmit on f EUT transmits on f 2 Pass d) Shall not transmit on f 2 EUT transmits on f Pass Limits: Lower Threshold + 6 db margin dbm Upper Threshold + 6 db margin dbm DELT MRKER 2 RBW MHz s VBW 3 MHz Ref dbm * tt db SWT s Delta 2 [T ] 25.4 db s - Marker [T ] dbm s PK * CLRWR -2 2 SGL TRG Center GHz s/ Date: 7.SEP.28 6:35: Selected Channel Confirmation, Connection.5s fter Interferer Removed Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 34 (52)

35 4.7 Threshold Monitoring Bandwidth This test is only required if a dedicated monitoring receiver is used. However, if the test is not carried out the manufacturer shall declare and provide proper evidence that the monitoring is made through the radio receiver used for communication. Measurement Procedure: Simple Compliance Test, NSI C63.7, clause 7.4. More Detailed Test, NSI C63.7, clause The test is passed if either the Simple Compliance Test or the More Detailed test is passed. During this test the spectrum analyzer is observed visually to see if the EUT transmits or not. Test Results: Test performed Observation Verdict Simple Compliance test, at ±3% of B No transmissions Pass More Detailed Test, at -6 db points N/ N/ More Detailed Test, at -2 db points N/ N/ The more detailed test must be pass at both the -6 and -2 db points if the Simple Compliance test fails. Comment: The Simple Compliance Test was performed with the level at T U + U M + db to check that the EUT did not transmit at all. The tested EUT uses the same receiver for monitoring and communication, this test is therefore not required. However the test has been performed nonetheless and the test is passed. Limits, FCC 5.323(c)(7): The monitoring system bandwidth must be equal to or greater than the emission bandwidth of the intended transmission. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 35 (52)

36 4.8 Reaction Time and Monitoring Interval Measurement Procedure NSI C63.7, clause 7.5 Test results: By administrative commands and out-of-operating region interference, the EUT is restricted to operate on a single carrier frequency. Time-synchronized pulsed interference was then applied on the carrier at pulsed levels T U + U M to check that the EUT does not transmit at all. The level was raised 6 db for part d) with 35 µs pulses. The pulses are synchronized with the EUT timeslots and applied centered within all timeslots. Pulse Width, ref. to NSI C63.7 clause 7.5 Observation Verdict c) > largest of 5 µs and 5*SQRT(.25/B) No transmissions Pass d) > largest of 35 µs and 35*SQRT(.25/B), and with interference level raised 6 db No transmissions Pass Comment: Since B is larger than.25 MHz the test was performed with pulse lengths of 5 µs and 35 µs. Limits, FCC 5.323(c)(), (5) and (7) The maximum reaction time must be less than 5xSQRT (.25/emission bandwidth in MHz) microseconds for signals at the applicable threshold level but shall not be required to be less than 5 microseconds. If a signal is detected that is 6 db or more above the applicable threshold level, the maximum reaction time shall be 35xSQRT (.25/emission bandwidth in MHz) microseconds but shall not be required to be less than 35 microseconds. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 36 (52)

37 RBW 3 khz Ref dbm * tt db VBW MHz SWT ms PK * CLRWR - -2 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 6:45:33 5 µs Pulses SWEEP TIME RBW 3 khz ms VBW MHz Ref dbm * tt db SWT ms PK * CLRWR - -2 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 6:48: 35 µs Pulses Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 37 (52)

38 4.9 Time and Spectrum Window ccess Procedure This requirement is only for EUTs which transmit unacknowledged control and signaling information. Measurement Procedure: Timing for EUTs using control and signaling channel type transmissions: NSI C63.7, clause 8. Test results: ccess Criteria, ref. to NSI C63.7 clause 8.. Observation Verdict b) Check that the EUT transmits on the interference free time-slot b) The EUT must terminate or pause in its repetitive transmission of the control and signalling channel on the open channel to repeat the access criteria not less frequently than every 3 s N/ N/ N/ N/ If FCC 5.323(c)(6) option, If Random Waiting Interval is NOT implemented ccess Criteria, ref. to NSI C63.7 clause 8..2 Observation Verdict b) Check that the EUT changes to an interference-free slot when interference is introduced on the time slot in use N/ N/ If FCC 5.323(c)(6) option, Only if Random Waiting Interval is implemented ccess Criteria, ref. to NSI C63.7 clause 8..3 Observation Verdict b-d) Check that the EUT uses random waiting interval before continuing transmission on an interfered time slot N/ N/ Comment: The tested EUT does not transmit unacknowledged control and signaling information. Limits: FCC 5.323(c)(4): Once access to specific combined time and spectrum windows is obtained an acknowledgement from a system participant must be received by the initiating transmitter within one second or transmission must cease. Periodic acknowledgements must be received at least every 3 seconds or transmission must cease. Channels used exclusively for control and signaling information may transmit continuously for 3 seconds without receiving an acknowledgement, at which time the access criteria must be repeated. FCC 5.323(c)(6): If the selected combined time and spectrum windows are unavailable, the device may either monitor and select different windows or seek to use the same windows after waiting an amount of time, randomly chosen from a uniform random distribution between and 5 milliseconds, commencing when the channel becomes available Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 38 (52)

39 4.2 cknowledgements and Transmission Duration Measurement Procedure: cknowledgements: NSI C63.7, clause 8.2. Transmission Duration: NSI C63.7, clause During the test Initial transmission without acknowledgements the signal from the EUT to the companion device is blocked by circulators in addition to the tunable attenuator. The test Transmission time after loss of acknowledgements is performed by cutting-off the signal from the companion device by a RF switch and measuring the time until the EUT stops transmitting. The Transmission Duration test is performed by monitoring the slot in use and measuring the time until the EUT changes to a different slot. Test Results: cknowledgements Test ref. to NSI C63.7 clause 8.2. Observation Verdict a) Initial transmission without acknowledgements.6 sec Pass c) Transmission time after loss of acknowledgements. sec Pass Transmission Duration Test ref. to NSI C63.7 clause Observation Verdict b) Transmission duration on same time and frequency window 3 min Pass Comment: / Limits, FCC 5.323(c)(3) and (4) Occupation of the same combined time and spectrum windows by a device or group of cooperating devices continuously over a period of time longer than 8 hours is not permitted without repeating the access criteria. Once access to specific combined time and spectrum windows is obtained an acknowledgement from a system participant must be received by the initiating transmitter within one second or transmission must cease. Periodic acknowledgements must be received at least every 3 seconds or transmission must cease. Channels used exclusively for control and signaling information may transmit continuously for 3 seconds without receiving an acknowledgement, at which time the access criteria must be repeated. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 39 (52)

40 DELT MRKER 2 RBW MHz ms VBW 3 MHz Ref dbm * tt db SWT s - 2 PK * CLRWR -2 Delta 2 [T ] -. db ms Marker [T ] dbm s SGL TRG Center GHz s/ Date: 7.SEP.28 6:6: a) Initial Transmission Without cknowledgements DELT MRKER 2 RBW MHz s VBW 3 MHz Ref dbm * tt db SWT 2 s - 2 PK * CLRWR -2 Delta 2 [T ]. db s Marker [T ] dbm ms SGL TRG Center GHz 2 s/ Date: 7.SEP.28 6:9:6 8.2.c) Transmission Time fter Loss of cknowledgements Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 4 (52)

41 4.2 Dual ccess Criteria Check Measurement Procedure: EUTs that does not implement the Upper Threshold: NSI C63.7, clause 8.3. EUTs that implement the Upper Threshold: NSI C63.7, clause This test is required for equipment that uses the access criteria in FCC 5.323(c)(). Test Results: EUTs that do NOT Implement the Upper Threshold: Test ref. to NSI C63.7 clause 8.3. Observation Verdict b) EUT is restricted to a single carrier f for TDM systems. The Test is Pass if EUT can transmit c) d) No transmissions on interference-free receive time/spectrum window. ll transmit slots blocked. e) f) No transmission on interference-free transmit time/spectrum window. ll receive slots blocked. N/ N/ N/ N/ N/ N/ EUTs that Implements the Upper Threshold: Test ref. to NSI C63.7 clause Observation Verdict b) EUT is restricted to a single carrier f for TDM systems. The Test is Pass if EUT can transmit c) d) Transmission on interference-free receive time/spectrum window e) f) Transmission on interference-free transmit time/spectrum window g) Transmission not possible on any time/spectrum window EUT can transmit EUT transmits on interference free receive slot EUT transmits on interference free transmit slot No connection possible Pass Pass Pass Pass Comment: See plots. Limits, FCC 5.323(c)() n initiating device may attempt to establish a duplex connection by monitoring both its intended transmit and receive time and spectrum windows. If both the intended transmit and receive time and spectrum windows meet the access criteria, then the initiating device can initiate a transmission in the intended transmit time and spectrum window. If the power detected by the responding device can be decoded as a duplex connection signal from the initiating device, then the responding device may immediately begin transmitting on the receive time and spectrum window monitored by the initiating device. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 4 (52)

42 RF TTENUTION RBW 3 khz 5 db VBW MHz Ref - dbm * tt 5 db SWT ms - PK * CLRWR -2-3 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 6:57: c) EUT Transmits on Interference Free RECEIVE Slot, BEFORE CENTER FREQUENCY RBW 3 khz GHz VBW MHz Ref - dbm * tt 5 db SWT ms - PK * CLRWR -2-3 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 7:: c) EUT Transmits on Interference Free RECEIVE Slot, FTER Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 42 (52)

43 CENTER FREQUENCY RBW 3 khz GHz VBW MHz Ref - dbm * tt 5 db SWT ms - PK * CLRWR -2-3 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 7:8: e) EUT Transmits on Interference Free TRNSMIT Slot, BEFORE CENTER FREQUENCY RBW 3 khz GHz VBW MHz Ref - dbm * tt 5 db SWT ms - PK * CLRWR -2-3 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 7:9: e) EUT Transmits on Interference Free TRNSMIT Slot, FTER Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 43 (52)

44 CENTER FREQUENCY RBW 3 khz GHz VBW MHz Ref - dbm * tt 5 db SWT ms - PK * CLRWR -2-3 TRG Center GHz ms/ Date: 7.SEP.28 7:: g) No Connection Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 44 (52)

45 4.22 lternative Monitoring Interval Test procedure described in NSI C63.7 clause 8.4. This test is required if the EUT implements the provisions of FCC 5.323(c)(). Test result: Not Tested. The tested EUT does not implement this provision. See manufacturers declaration. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 45 (52)

46 4.23 Receiver Spurious Emissions Measurement Procedure: Industry Canada RSS-23 paragraph 6.8 and RSS-GEN paragraphs 4.8 and 6. Test results: Frequency MHz Carrier No. Measured Value Conducted dbm Conducted Limit dbm Margin db 3 all < >2 > all < >2 The Receiver Spurious Emissions are covered by paragraph 4.23 Spurious Emissions Radiated. No separate Spurious Emissions which could be related to the receiver were detected during the radiated test. Requirements, RSS-GEN Issue 2, clause 6 The measurement can be performed either radiated or conducted. When measured Conducted: no spurious signals appearing at the antenna terminals shall exceed 2 nw per any 4 khz spurious frequency in the band 3- MHz, or 5 nw above GHz. When measured Radiated: See Table in RSS-GEN Issue 2, clause 6. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 46 (52)

47 MRKER * RBW 2 khz MHz * VBW khz Ref dbm * tt db SWT 2.45 s Marker [T ] -8.7 dbm MHz Offset db - PK MXH -2 LVL Start 3 MHz 97 MHz/ Stop GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:33:5 Receiver Spurious Emissions, Conducted, 3 MHz MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref dbm * tt db SWT 5 s Marker [T ] dbm GHz Offset db - PK MXH -2 LVL Start GHz 2 MHz/ Stop 3 GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:33: Receiver Spurious Emissions, Conducted, 3 GHz Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 47 (52)

48 MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref dbm * tt db SWT 7.5 s Marker [T ] dbm GHz Offset db - PK MXH -2 LVL Start 3 GHz 7 MHz/ Stop GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:3:57 Receiver Spurious Emissions, Conducted, 3 GHz MRKER * RBW 2 khz GHz * VBW khz Ref dbm * tt db SWT 25 s Marker [T ] dbm GHz Offset db - PK MXH -2 LVL Center 5 GHz GHz/ Span GHz Date: 5.SEP.28 6:25:35 Receiver Spurious Emissions, Conducted, 2 GHz Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 48 (52)

49 5 Test Setups 5. Frequency Measurements EUT Modulation Domain nalyzer Test equipment included: 5 Test Set-up This setup is used for measuring Carrier frequency stability at normal and extreme temperatures. The EUT was in loopback-mode and was controlled with the CMD6 for this test. The modulation pattern was set to 5.2 Timing Measurements EUT Crystal Detector Modulation Domain nalyzer Test equipment included: 5, 7 Test Set-up 2 This setup is used for measuring Frame repetition stability, Frame period and Jitter. The EUT was in loopback-mode and was controlled with the CMD6 for this test. The modulation pattern was set to 5.3 Conducted Emission Test EUT db Spectrum nalyzer Test equipment included:, 3, 29 Test Set-up 3 This setup is used for all conducted emission tests. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 49 (52)

50 5.4 Radiated Emissions Test nechoic Chamber ntenna H = -4 m EUT Non-conducting support on Turntable, H =.8m Ground Plane Test Receiver Test equipment:, 8, 9,,, 2, 2, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 3 Test Set-Up 4 Shielded Room This test setup is used for all radiated emissions tests. For frequencies below 3 MHz the measuring distance is m, for all other frequencies it is 3m or m. Emissions above GHz were measured with a Spectrum nalyzer and Horn ntenna and with the preamplifier after the antenna. For measurements above 8 GHz the test receiver is moved inside the anechoic chamber and located next to the antenna to minimize the cable loss. 5.5 Power Line Conducted Emissions Test Shielded Room EUT LISN Test Receiver Test equipment: 2, 27, 28 Test Set-Up 5 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 5 (52)

51 5.6 Monitoring Tests Tunable ttenuator Shielded Room EUT db Combining Device Companion Device Generator Generator 2 Generator 3 Spectrum nalyzer CLK Pulse Pattern Generator Test equipment:, 2, 3, 6, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 29 Test Set-Up 6 Sync signal This test setup is used for all Monitoring and Time and Spectrum ccess Procedure tests. The path loss from the signal generators to the EUT is measured with a power meter before the testing is started. The CLK is used to synchronize the Pulse-/ Pattern generator to the start of the DECT frame, this signal always comes from the base station. If the EUT is a DECT Portable Part (i.e. a handset) the CLK signal will come form the Companion Device. The sync signal to the Spectrum nalyzer is the CLK signal that is regenerated in the Pulse-/ Pattern Generator, this is used to synchronize the Spectrum nalyzer to the DECT frame when in zero span. The Pulse-/ Pattern Generator is used for tests that require time synchronized pulses or blocking of specific time slots. Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 5 (52)

52 6 Test Equipment Used To facilitate inclusion on each page of the test equipment used for related tests, each item of test equipment and ancillaries are identified (numbered) by the Testhouse. No. Instrument/ancillary Type of instrument/ancillary Manufacturer Ref. no. FSEK3 Spectrum nalyzer Rohde & Schwarz LR SME3 Signal generator Rohde & Schwarz LR SMIQ3 Signal generator Rohde & Schwarz LR 56 4 SMP22 Signal generator Rohde & Schwarz LR Modulation Domain nalyzer Hewlett Packard LR Pulse-/ Pattern Generator gilent LR B Crystal Detector Hewlett Packard LR B Preamplifier Hewlett Packard LR HC3/8 High-pass filter Trilithic S.No.: ESVS3 Measuring Receiver Rohde & Schwarz LR ESN Measuring Receiver Rohde & Schwarz LR ESI Measuring Receiver Rohde & Schwarz LR B ttenuator Narda LR Step ttenuator Narda LR WE 56 Power Splitter Weinchel LR WE 56 Power Splitter Weinchel LR H-9 Hybrid nzac LR 86 8 H-9 Hybrid nzac LR S22DS RF Switch Narda LR Horn ntenna EMCO LR PM732-X Horn ntenna Sivers Lab LR 2 22 DBF-52-2 Horn ntenna Systron Donner LR Horn ntenna Narda LR HL223 Log-period ntenna Rohde & Schwarz LR HK6 Biconical ntenna Rohde & Schwarz LR HFH2-Z2 Loop ntenna Rohde & Schwarz LR ESH3-Z5 Two Line V-Network Rohde & Schwarz LR S Signal Generator Powertron LT FSU26 Spectrum nalyzer Rohde & Schwarz LR 54 3 CMD6 DECT Tester Rohde & Schwarz LR B C Power Source gilent LR 55 Nemko S, N-227 Kjeller Page 52 (52)