TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR FREQUENCY PLANNING IN-BUILDING COAXIAL CABLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (IBCCDS)



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HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR FREQUENCY PLANNING OF IN-BUILDING COAXIAL CABLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (IBCCDS) TELECOMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY HONG KONG

FOREWORD 1. This document intends to provide relevant technical information to facilitate the frequency planning of the In-Building Coaxial Cable Distribution Systems (IBCCDS). To avoid undue interference, designers of the IBCCDS should take into account the radio transmissions in the broadcasting bands from the existing TV and sound broadcasting networks in Hong Kong, as well as other radio transmissions outside the broadcasting bands by other authorised radio transmitters. In this regard, the technical parameters such as the channel allocation, transmitter location, transmitter power of the TV and sound broadcasting services in Hong Kong are given in this document for reference purposes. 2. The Telecommunications Authority (TA) may amend any part of this document as and when he deems necessary without prior notice. 3. While every endeavours have been made to ensure the correctness of the contents of this document as far as possible, the technical information is bound to be modified from time to time, especially for those information maintained by other Administrations. The TA therefore accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions on the information provided in this document. It is advisable that interested parties should consult their own professional advisers before taking action on any matters to which information provided in this paper may be relevant. 4. The HKTA specifications and other documents issued by the TA can be downloaded directly through OFTA s Internet Home Page at http://www.ofta.gov.hk. 5. If further information is required, please contact: Senior Telecommunications Engineer (Advisory and Support 2) Office of the Telecommunications Authority 29/F, Wu Chung House, 213 Queen s Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong. Tel: +852 2961 6663 Fax: +852 2904 7141 HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page i

CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. FREQUENCY ALLOCATION PLAN OF THE IBCCDS FOR VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF SERVICES 3. TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF TERRESTRIAL TV BROADCASTING SERVICE IN HONG KONG 4. TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF SOUND BROADCASTING SERVICE IN HONG KONG 5. TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF OTHER SERVICES OPERATING OUTSIDE THE BROADCASTING BANDS IN HONG KONG ANNEX 1 ANNEX 2 FREQUENCY ALLOCATION PLAN OF THE IBCCDS FOR VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF SERVICES CHANNELS ALLOCATED FOR TERRESTRIAL TV BROADCASTING SERVICE IN HONG KONG HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page ii

1. INTRODUCTION In order to facilitate the frequency planning of the In-Building Coaxial Cable Distribution System (IBCCDS), this document provides the relevant technical information of the following services:- i) Frequency Allocation Plan of the IBCCDS for Various Categories of Services; ii) Terrestrial TV broadcasting service in Hong Kong; iii) Sound broadcasting services in Hong Kong; iv) Other services operating outside the broadcasting bands in Hong Kong 2. FREQUENCY ALLOCATION PLAN OF THE IBCCDS FOR VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF SERVICES 2.1 The frequency allocation plan of the IBCCDS for various telecommunications and broadcasting services as adopted in Hong Kong is given in Annex 1. 3. TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF TERRESTRIAL TV BROADCASTING SERVICE IN HONG KONG 3.1 In Hong Kong, the terrestrial TV broadcasting service operates in the UHF band (470-806 MHz). Details of the channel allocation are given in Annex 2. 3.2 For technical details of the broadcasting network, please refer to the document Television Broadcasting Network in Hong Kong published on OFTA s homepage at www.ofta.gov.hk. 4. TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF SOUND BROADCASTING SERVICES IN HONG KONG 4.1 For technical details of the broadcasting network, please refer to the document Frequency Table for Sound Broadcasting Services in Hong Kong published on OFTA s homepage at www.ofta.gov.hk. 5. TECHNICAL INFORMATION OF OTHER SERVICES OPERATING OUTSIDE THE BROADCASTING BANDS IN HONG KONG The immunity of the IBCCDS shall be properly designed such that the performance of the broadcasting or telecommunications services is not affected by other authorized radio transmitters. The following table gives some typical values of the maximum effective radiated power (ERP) of transmitters operating within the range of 30-3000 MHz outside the broadcasting bands: HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page 1

Frequency Range (MHz) Typical Values of ERP (W) 30-87 25 108-279 25 279-281 100 281-470 25 806-960 100 960-3000 100 HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page 2

Frequency Allocation Plan for Various Categories of Services (5-54 MHz) Annex 1A Frequency Range Allocation 5-50 MHz Upstream signals of TV and telecommunications services 50-53.275 MHz Guard band 53.275-53.425 MHz TV (downstream data) 53.425-54 MHz To be planned ANNEX 1 TO HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page i

Frequency Allocation Plan for Various Categories of Services (54-470 MHz, Channel Width = 8 MHz) Annex 1B Channel Number Frequency Range Allocation C 1 54-62 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 2 62-70 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 3 70-78 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 4 78-86 MHz To be planned C 5 86-94 MHz 86-87 MHz (TV or telecommunications services) C 6 94-102 MHz 87-108 MHz C 7 102-110 MHz (FM radio) C 8 110-118 MHz To be planned C 9 118-126 MHz To be planned C 10 126-134 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 11 134-142 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 12 142-150 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 13 150-158 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 14 158-166 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 15 166-174 MHz To be planned C 16 174-182 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 17 182-190 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 18 190-198 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 19 198-206 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 20 206-214 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 21 214-222 MHz C 22 222-230 MHz DAB radio C 23 230-238 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 24 238-246 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 25 246-254 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 26 254-262 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 27 262-270 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 28 270-278 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 29 278-286 MHz To be planned C 30 286-294 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 31 294-302 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 32 302-310 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 33 310-318 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 34 318-326 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 35 326-334 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 36 334-342 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 37 342-350 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 38 350-358 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 39 358-366 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 40 366-374 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 41 374-382 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 42 382-390 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 43 390-398 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 44 398-406 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 45 406-414 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 46 414-422 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 47 422-430 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 48 430-438 MHz TV or telecommunications services C 49 438-446 MHz Telecommunications services C 50 446-454 MHz Telecommunications services C 51 454-462 MHz Telecommunications services C 52 462-470 MHz TV or telecommunications services ANNEX 1 TO HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page ii

Annex 1C Frequency Allocation Plan for Various Categories of Services (470-862 MHz, Channel Width = 8 MHz) Channel Number Frequency Range Allocation E 21 470-478 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 22 478-486 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 23 486-494 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 24 494-502 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 25 502-510 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 26 510-518 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 27 518-526 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 28 526-534 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 29 534-542 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 30 542-550 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 31 550-558 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 32 558-566 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 33 566-574 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 34 574-582 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 35 582-590 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 36 590-598 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 37 598-606 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 38 606-614 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 39 614-622 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 40 622-630 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 41 630-638 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 42 638-646 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 43 646-654 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 44 654-662 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 45 662-670 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 46 670-678 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 47 678-686 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 48 686-694 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 49 694-702 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 50 702-710 MHz Telecommunications services E 51 710-718 MHz Telecommunications services E 52 718-726 MHz Telecommunications services E 53 726-734 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 54 734-742 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 55 742-750 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 56 750-758 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 57 758-766 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 58 766-774 MHz RF outputs of set-top boxes E 59 774-782 MHz RF outputs of set-top boxes E 60 782-790 MHz RF outputs of set-top boxes E 61 790-798 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 62 798-806 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 63 806-814 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 64 814-822 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 65 822-830 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 66 830-838 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 67 838-846 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 68 846-854 MHz TV or telecommunications services E 69 854-862 MHz TV or telecommunications services ANNEX 1 TO HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page iii

Annex 1D Frequency Allocation Plan for Upstream and Downstream Channels for Carriage of Telecommunications Services Downstream Channel (6 MHz Bandwidth) Channel Number Frequency Range D1 150-156 MHz D2 336-342 MHz D3 438-444 MHz D4 444-450 MHz D5 450-456 MHz D6 456-462 MHz D7 702-708 MHz D8 708-714 MHz D9 714-720 MHz D10 720-726 MHz Upstream Channel (1.6 MHz Bandwidth) Channel Number Frequency Range U1 11-16 MHz U2 16-21 MHz U3 21-22.6 MHz U4 22.6-24.2 MHz U5 24.2-25.8 MHz U6 25.8-27.4 MHz U7 27.4-29 MHz U8 29-30.6 MHz U9 30.6-32.2 MHz U10 32.2-33.8 MHz U11 33.8-35.4 MHz U12 35.4-37 MHz U13 37-38.6 MHz U14 38.6-40.2 MHz U15 40.2-41.8 MHz ANNEX 1 TO HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page iv

Annex 2 Channels Allocated for Terrestrial TV Broadcasting Service in Hong Kong Channel Channel Limits (MHz) Nominal Vision Carrier Frequency (MHz) Band IV 21 470-478 471.25 22 478-486 479.25 23 486-494 487.25 24 494-502 495.25 25 502-510 503.25 26 510-518 511.25 27 518-126 519.25 28 526-534 527.25 29 534-542 535.34 30 542-550 543.25 31 550-558 552.25 32 558-566 559.25 33 566-574 567.25 34 574-582 575.25 Band V 38 606-614 607.25 39 614-622 615.25 40 622-630 623.25 41 630-638 631.25 42 638-646 639.25 43 646-654 647.25 44 654-662 655.25 45 662-670 663.25 46 670-678 671.25 48 686-694 687.25 49 694-702 695.25 50 702-710 703.25 51 710-718 711.25 52 718-726 719.25 53 726-734 727.25 54 734-742 735.25 55 742-750 743.25 56 750-758 751.25 57 758-766 759.25 58 766-774 767.25 59 774-782 775.25 60 782-790 783.25 61 790-798 791.25 62 798-806 799.25 ANNEX 2 to HKTA 1105 ISSUE 5 Page i