Israel.. 7. Luxemburg.. 8 Netherlands 9

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1 Dap Audio DAP Audio wireless systems frequency table Australia... Austria... Belgium... Brazil... Canada... 4 Czech Republic... 4 China/Hong Kong... 4 Denmark... 5 Egypt... 5 France... 5 Germany... 6 Greece... 6 Hungary 6 Iran. 7 Israel.. 7 Italy 7 Japan 8 Libanon 8 Luxemburg.. 8 Netherlands 9 Norway. 9 Poland. 10 Portugal Romania Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom USA Exclusion of liability The frequency tables in this publication are made according to national laws and regulations. The frequencies are checked on a regular basis. We don t take any responsibility for eventual discrepancies between our listed frequencies and the frequencies actually approved in a given country. We strongly suggest you to inform in your own country or region for any changes or adaptations regarding the allowed frequencies. 1

2 Australia (150mW on venue licence) mainly: mainly: Austria depending on location In Ear: Belgium Foreign users may inform at 2

3 Brasil VHF 250 UHF up to 810 MHz 250 VHF 250 UHF up to 810 MHz 250 VHF 250 UHF up to 810 MHz 250 VHF 250 UHF up to 810 MHz 250 VHF 250 UHF up to 810 MHz 250 For RF-power > 250mW, authorization from ANATEL is necessary Canada none UHF 50 UHF 50 Czech republic China / Hong Kong HK: Uncertain HK: HK: Uncertain Subject to government s approval 3

4 Denmark 50 (ISM) For worldwide events frequencies will be allocated for In Ear Ch. 70 for permanent installations Egypt No limit None (General institution will normally refuse permission) In reality, no frequencies for wireless microphones are approved France VHF and UHF in compliance to French law In Ear and head-phones: 864 Germany (ISM) (on request at German public broadcast stations) Headphones: : For further information, please see 4

5 Greece 50, no official limitations UHF up to 750 MHz UHF up to 750 MHz Hungary : Foreign users may get preliminary approval from Basys Iran 50 (broadcast) 30 (other applications) Israel Studio, Pro: MI: Cellphone: Low power communication: (1mW) 5

6 Italy Tourguide Japan Basically none for worldwide events frequencies will be allocated Lebanon Not specified Luxemburg All UHF frequencies 50 All UHF frequencies All UHF frequencies All UHF frequencies All UHF frequencies Foreign users may inform at 2 months ahead 6

7 Netherlands UHF 50 none No special frequencies No special frequencies Frequencies for the Netherlands Channel 21 to 31 Channel 41 to 60 Channel 63 Channel 64 to 67 (= MHz) (= MHz) (= MHz) (= MHz) All frequencies except channel 63 have to be shared with either analogue or digital TV and therefore will not work in every part of the country. Ch. 22/24 is shared with DVB-T please check Ch. 43/45 is shared with DVB-T please check Ch. 63 works throughout the country Ch. 65/67 is shared with DVB-T please check Norway (reporter + com) (IEM) Poland (10W) for ENG 7

8 Portugal Depends on application Romania in 8 MHz steps Slovakia Spain MHz is used 8

9 Sweden usually (IEM) Foreign users can apply for any frequency MHz Switzerland No special frequencies No special frequencies MHz frequencies have to be confirmed by Swiss official BACOM (tel.: +41/ ) Turkey

10 United Kingdom /50 (voc/bodypack) /50 (voc/bodypack) 10/50 (voc/bodypack) License must be obtained in advance from JFMG USA (maybe reduced to 698 in the near future) Foreign nationals are not granted FCC licences (maybe reduced to 698 in the near future) (maybe reduced to 698 in the near future) (maybe reduced to 698 in the near future) See also FCC informations at: