COMMUNICATIONS AND MULTIMEDIA ACT 1998 NOTIFICATION OF ISSUANCE OF CLASS ASSIGNMENTS
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1 COMMUNICATIONS AND MULTIMEDIA ACT 1998 NOTIFICATION OF ISSUANCE OF CLASS ASSIGNMENTS IN exercise of the powers conferred by section 169 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 [Act 588], the Commission issues class assignments which confers rights on any person to use the frequency bands for the following devices: cellular mobile access device as specified in the First Schedule; short range communications device as specified in the Second Schedule; (c) leased channel radio access device as specified in the Third Schedule; (d) trunked radio access device as specified in the Fourth Schedule; (e) personal radio service device as specified in the Fifth Schedule; (f) cordless telephone device as specified in the Sixth Schedule; (g) two-way radio pager access device as specified in the Seventh Schedule; (h) fixed wireless access device as specified in the Eighth Schedule; (i) radio telemetry access device as specified in the Ninth Schedule; (j) very small aperture terminal as specified in the Tenth Schedule; 1
2 (k) infra red device as specified in the Eleventh Schedule; (l) remote controlled device as specified in the Twelfth Schedule; (m) security device as specified in the Thirteenth Schedule; (n) wireless microphone device as specified in the Fourteenth Schedule; (o) free space optics device as specified in the Fifteenth Schedule; and (p) industrial, scientific and medical device as specified in the Sixteenth Schedule. Commencement 1. (1) Subject to subparagraph (2), the issuance of class assignments under this notification comes into operation on 1 November (2) Item 2 and Table C of the Fifth Schedule comes into operation one year after the commencement of this notification. Interpretation 2. (1) In this notification, unless the context otherwise requires- designated frequency bands means the frequency bands which are specified in paragraph 2 of each of the schedules in this notification; International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea means the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea concluded in London in 1974 concerning the safety of life at sea, and includes any subsequent convention, to which the Government is a party; and if any amendment to the Convention comes into operation with respect to Malaysia, references in this 2
3 notification shall, unless the context otherwise requires, be construed as references to the Convention as amended; International Telecommunication Convention means the Constitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union signed in Geneva in 1992 relating to telecommunications, and includes any subsequent Constitution and Convention, to which the Government is a party, and it extends to any radiocommunications regulations made under the Constitution and the Convention; and if any amendment to the Constitution and the Convention comes into operation with respect to Malaysia, references in this notification shall, unless the context otherwise requires, be construed as references to the Constitution and the Convention as amended. (2) Any term used in this notification shall, unless the context otherwise requires, have the same meaning as in the Act or subsidiary legislation made under the Act. No protection 3. The devices under the class assignments shall not be afforded protection from any interference. Conditions 4. (1) The following conditions shall apply to all class assignments that confers rights on any person to use the frequency bands for the devices as specified in each of the schedules in this notification: a person subject to a class assignment shall take all necessary steps to ensure that no major interference or harmful interference is caused; a person subject to a class assignment shall take all necessary steps to eliminate any minor interference, major interference or harmful interference, if such interference occurs; 3
4 (c) a person subject to a class assignment shall ensure that devices causing major interference or harmful interference cease operation until such time as the major interference or harmful interference has been eliminated; (d) a person subject to a class assignment shall ensure that no devices used or operated in that frequency band shall exceed the specified output powers, emission parameters or coverage area as approved for the class assignment without the prior written approval of the Commission; (e) a person subject to a class assignment shall ensure that the devices, its operation and arrangement comply with the requirements, specifications, standards, plans and procedures decided by the Commission; (f) a person subject to a class assignment shall comply with the International Telecommunication Convention and the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea; (g) a person subject to a class assignment shall ensure that the devices comply with the Act and subsidiary legislation made under the Act and any mandatory standards registered by the Commission; and (h) a person subject to a class assignment shall ensure that only devices certified by the Commission under the Act shall be used or operated in the frequency band specified in the class assignments, and the devices shall bear a label KELAS as approved by the Commission. 4
5 (2) The conditions in subparagraph (1) are subject to any revision, amendment or revocation by the Commission. FIRST SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Cellular Mobile Access Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, cellular mobile access device means a device communicating with a cellular radio base station provided by a licensee in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A cellular mobile access device shall only utilize the same spectrum that was assigned by way of an apparatus assignment for the purpose of receiving and transmitting within the spectrum and such utilization of the spectrum, amongst other uses, is on a shared non-exclusive basis. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a cellular mobile access device to communicate only with a cellular radio base station subject to the operation of the cellular radio base station being authorized by an apparatus assignment. 5
6 SECOND SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Short Range Communications Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, short range communications device means a low power communications device that provides communications over short distances for mobile and fixed applications in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A short range communications device shall only utilize any of the frequency bands as specified in the second column of Table A that is assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a short range communications device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph 2. 6
7 4. Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed the values as specified in the third column of Table A. TABLE A Frequency Bands and Maximum EIRP Item Frequency Bands Maximum EIRP khz to khz 100 milliwatts khz to milliwatts khz MHz to MHz 100 milliwatts MHz to MHz 100 milliwatts MHz to MHz 100 milliwatts MHz to MHz 500 milliwatts MHz to MHz 1 Watt MHz to MHz 1 Watt GHz to GHz 1 Watt GHz to GHz 1 Watt 7
8 GHz to GHz 1 Watt GHz to GHz 1 Watt THIRD SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Leased Channel Radio Access Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, leased channel radio access device means a device communicating with a leased channel radio base station provided by a licensee linking a single radio frequency channel to a person or group of persons in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A leased channel radio access device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: MHz to MHz/ MHz to MHz; or MHz to MHz/ MHz to MHz. 8
9 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a leased channel radio access device to communicate only with a leased channel radio base station subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph 2; and (c) the operation of the leased channel radio base station being authorized by an apparatus assignment. 4. Conditions Maximum power The maximum power shall not exceed 5 Watts. FOURTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Trunked Radio Access Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, trunked radio access device means a device communicating with a trunked radio base station provided by a licensee in which the communications traffic may pass through any of the channels automatically assigned by the trunked radio system from a trunked group of channels served 9
10 by a trunked radio base station in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A trunked radio access device shall only utilize the same spectrum that was assigned by way of an apparatus assignment for the purpose of receiving and transmitting within the spectrum and such utilization of the spectrum, amongst other uses, is on a shared non-exclusive basis. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a trunked radio access device to communicate only with a trunked radio base station subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the operation of the trunked radio base station being authorized by an apparatus assignment. 4. Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 25 Watts. 10
11 FIFTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Personal Radio Service Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, personal radio service device means a two-way radiocommunications device operating in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A personal radio service device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: MHz to MHz; MHz to MHz; or (c) MHz to MHz. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a personal radio service device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and 11
12 the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in the second column of Tables B, C and D. 4. Conditions (1) Channel plan The channel plan as specified in Tables B, C and D shall be complied with. (2) Modulation type and channel spacing The modulation type shall be as specified in the third column of Tables B, C and D; and The channel spacing shall be as specified in (i) the first and second subcolumns of the fifth column of Table B; and (ii) the fifth column of Tables C and D. (3) Reserved channels The channels as specified in the sixth column of Tables B, C and D shall be reserved for emergency and calling use. (4) Encryption device No encryption devices are to be employed on any of the channels as specified in Tables B, C and D. (5) Maximum transmission period Transmission for voice shall not exceed 180 seconds in 12
13 duration for each transmission. Transmission, other than voice, shall not exceed 3 seconds in duration for each transmission. (6) Call signs No call signs are to be utilized other than in a field of operation where such call signs are required. (7) Telephone interconnect No connection of a personal radio service device to a telephony service is authorized. (8) Operation restrictions No person shall operate a personal radio service device in such a way that would cause unnecessary alarm or serious affront to another person; or to harass or denigrate another person. (9) Commandeer A personal radio service device may be commandeered to assist in the case of emergency; national interest; or (c) danger to person or property. 13
14 (10) Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed the values as specified in the first and second subcolumns of the fourth column of Table B; and the fourth column in Tables C and D. TABLE B 27MHz Citizen Band - PRS Frequencies (A medium-range simplex radiocommunications service for commercial and recreational use) Peak power Frequency Modulation (Watts) Channel (MHz) Type (Maximum EIRP) Double Side Band: Single Side AM/FM Band: AM Channel Spacing (khz) Reserved Channel Single Double Side Side Band: Band: AM/FM AM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM Emergency AM / FM
15 AM / FM Calling AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM AM / FM
16 TABLE C 477MHz Citizen Band - PRS Frequencies (A short-range simplex radiocommunications service for business and commercial use) Channel Frequency (MHz) Modulation Type Peak power (Watts) Channel Spacing (khz) Reserved Channel (Maximum EIRP) FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM Emergency FM / PM FM / PM Calling FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM
17 FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM TABLE D 477MHz Family Band - PRS Frequencies (A very short-range simplex radiocommunications service for recreational use) Channel Frequency (MHz) Modulation Type Peak power (Watt) Channel Spacing (khz) Reserved Channel (Maximum EIRP) FM / PM FM / PM
18 FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM Emergency FM / PM FM / PM Calling FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM
19 FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM FM / PM SIXTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Cordless Telephone Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, cordless telephone device means a two-way low power mobile or portable device which communicates with a local base station in the designated frequency bands and is directly connected to a licensee. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A cordless telephone device shall only utilize any of the frequency bands as specified in the second column of Table E that is assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a 19
20 cordless telephone device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed the values as specified in the third column of Table E. TABLE E Frequency Bands and Maximum EIRP Item Frequency Bands Maximum EIRP MHz to MHz 50 milliwatts MHz to MHz 50 milliwatts MHz to MHz 100 milliwatts MHz to MHz 100 milliwatts 20
21 SEVENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Two-Way Radio Pager Access Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, two-way radio pager access device means a two-way radiocommunications device communicating with a paging base station provided by a licensee for receiving or sending a tone, voice, numeric or alphanumeric message in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A two-way radio pager access device shall only utilize the following frequency band assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: MHz to MHz/ MHz to MHz. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a twoway radio pager access device to communicate only with a paging base station subject to- 21
22 the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph 2; and (c) the operation of the paging base station being authorized by an apparatus assignment. 4. Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 1 Watt. EIGHTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Fixed Wireless Access Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, fixed wireless access device means a fixed or portable two-way radiocommunications device communicating with a fixed station provided by a licensee in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 22
23 2. Frequency bands A fixed wireless access device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: MHz to MHz; MHz to MHz/ MHz to MHz; (c) MHz to MHz; (d) MHz to MHz; (e) GHz to GHz; (f) GHz to GHz; (g) GHz to GHz; (h) GHz to GHz; or (i) GHz to GHz. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a fixed wireless access device to communicate only with a fixed station subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; 23
24 the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph 2; and (c) the operation of the fixed station being authorized by an apparatus assignment. 4. Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 5 Watts. NINTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Radio Telemetry Access Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, radio telemetry access device means a one or two-way radiocommunications device communicating with a fixed station provided by a licensee for automatic or on request reporting of measurements or records through radio connectivity served by a fixed station in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A radio telemetry access device shall only utilize any of the frequency 24
25 bands as specified in the second column of Table F that is assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a radio telemetry access device to communicate only with a fixed station subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph 2; and (c) the operation of the fixed station being authorized by an apparatus assignment. 4. Conditions (1) Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed the values as specified in the third column of Table F. (2) Operation restriction A person shall not operate a radio telemetry access device contrary to the Act, or in such a way that endangers people, animals or equipment. TABLE F 25
26 Frequency Bands and Maximum EIRP Item Frequency Bands Maximum EIRP MHz to MHz 1 Watt MHz to MHz 5 Watts MHz to MHz 5 Watts TENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Very Small Aperture Terminal 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, very small aperture terminal (VSAT) means an earth station having a dish antenna with a diameter not exceeding 2.4 metres and a digital transmission bit rate not exceeding 2 Mega bits per second communicating with a satellite provided by a licensee in the designated frequency bands. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A VSAT shall only utilize the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: 26
27 MHz to MHz (downlink); and MHz to MHz (uplink). 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a VSAT subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; the VSAT operating within the frequency bands as specified in the first and second columns of Table G; (c) the VSAT being connected to a network service provided through a space station named Malaysia East Asia Satellite 1 (MEASAT 1); and (d) either- (i) the VSAT being used by the end user for connecting with a licensed network service provider for use with other licensed network services or applications services; (ii) the VSAT being connected with a licensed network service provider for use as a private network facility; or (iii) the VSAT being used for connecting with a licensed network service provider for telemetry applications. 27
28 4. Conditions (1) Channel plan The channel plan as specified in Table G shall be complied with. (2) Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum level of angle off-axis EIRP density from a VSAT shall not exceed the values as specified in the second column of Table H. TABLE G Frequencies Channel Uplink Frequency Downlink Frequency (MHz) (MHz)
29 TABLE H Maximum EIRP 6 GHz Operation Angle off-axis Maximum EIRP density per 4 khz 2.5 ϕ 7 (32 25 log ϕ) db (W/4kHz) 7 < ϕ db (W/4 khz) 9.2 < ϕ 48 (35 25 log ϕ) db (W/4 khz) 48 < ϕ db (W/4 khz) ELEVENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Infra Red Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, infra red device means a radiocommunications device operating in the electromagnetic frequency range from THz to THz. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency band An infra red device shall only utilize the following frequency band assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: THz to THz. 3. Class assignment 29
30 This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate an infra red device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency band as specified in paragraph Conditions (1) Maximum power The maximum power shall not exceed 125 milliwatts. (2) Operation restriction A person shall not operate an infra red device contrary to the Act, or in such a way that endangers people, animals or equipment. TWELFTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Remote Controlled Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, remote controlled device means a device which is occasionally used to remotely control, by method of low power radio emissions, consumer devices including, but not limited to, remote controlled doors, air conditioners, gates, locks, video equipment, cameras and toys. 30
31 (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A remote controlled device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: MHz to MHz; MHz; (c) MHz; (d) MHz; (e) MHz to MHz; or (f) MHz to MHz. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a remote controlled device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph 2. 31
32 4. Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 50 milliwatts. THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Security Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, security device means a low power radio device specifically utilized for consumer security applications and used to remotely control, interrogate and download information, or detect objects. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A security device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: khz to khz; MHz to MHz; (c) MHz to MHz; 32
33 (d) MHz to MHz; (e) MHz to MHz; (f) MHz; or (g) GHz to GHz. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a security device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 50 milliwatts. FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Wireless Microphone Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, wireless microphone device means a one-way low power system providing radio connectivity between 33
34 a microphone and an audio amplifier for the purposes of enabling the audio to be amplified. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A wireless microphone device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: MHz to MHz; MHz to MHz; (c) MHz to MHz; (d) MHz to MHz; (e) MHz to MHz; (f) MHz to MHz; (g) MHz to MHz; or (h) MHz to MHz. 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a wireless microphone device subject to- 34
35 the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph Conditions Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 50 milliwatts. FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Free Space Optics Device 1. Definition (1) In this class assignment, free space optics (FSO) device means a device that uses line-of-sight optical technology to provide a point to point communication link. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands A FSO device shall only utilize any of the following frequencies assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: 35
36 THz (wavelength of 1550nm); or THz (wavelength of 850nm). 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate a FSO device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph Conditions (1) Maximum power The maximum power shall not exceed 650 milliwatts. (2) Operation restriction A person shall not operate a FSO device contrary to the Act, or in such a way that endangers people, animals or equipment. SIXTEENTH SCHEDULE Class Assignment for Industrial, Scientific and Medical Device 1. Definition 36
37 (1) In this class assignment, industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) device means a low power radio device, which is used for industrial, scientific, medical, domestic or similar purposes. (2) Subject to subparagraph (1), all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention. 2. Frequency bands An ISM device shall only utilize any of the following frequency bands assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis: khz to khz; MHz to MHz; (c) MHz to MHz; (d) MHz to MHz; (e) MHz to MHz; (f) MHz to MHz; (g) GHz to GHz; (h) GHz to GHz; (i) GHz to GHz; or (j) GHz to GHz. 37
38 3. Class assignment This class assignment confers rights on any person to operate an ISM device subject to- the conditions as specified in paragraph 4; and the device operating within the frequency bands as specified in paragraph Conditions (1) Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) The maximum EIRP shall not exceed 500 milliwatts. (2) Operation restriction A person shall not operate an ISM device contrary to the Act, or in such a way that endangers people, animals or equipment. Revocation 5. The Notification of Issuance of Class Assignments as published in P.U. (B) 109 on 1 April 2000 is revoked. 38
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