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Mobile & Personal Communications Committee M & PC

This document outlines the continuing activities of the Mobile & Personal Communications Committee, including the finalization of discussions on Co-Channel Separation Distance and revisions to existing guidelines and standards. It also introduces new activities related to Cellular 800 MHz, licensing of additional PCS spectrum, and the evaluation of WRC-2000 decisions.

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Mobile & Personal Communications Committee M & PC

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  1. Mobile & Personal Communications Committee M & PC

  2. CONTINUING ACTIVITIES • SRSP-500/SRSP-501 (VHF and UHF LM bands) • finalize discussion on use of a C/I approach for the • calculation of co-channel separation distance • targeted publication date: 2Q00 • Family Radio Service (FRS) • revise SRSP-501 and the appropriate RSS for the 400 MHz LM band to reflect the decisions of the policy.

  3. NEW ACTIVITIES • SRSP-503 (Cellular 800 MHz) • revisit SRSP-503 to address the following issues: • Cordless cellular base station: revise text to align with • approach adopted in RSS-128, RSS-129, RSS-133 • and SRSP-510 • introduction of new advanced digital access • technologies in the current band plan • targeted publication date: 2Q00

  4. NEW ACTIVITIES • Licensing of additional PCS spectrum • provide engineering assistance in the development of the process of licensing blocks C & E of the PCS band • review SRSP-510 and RSS-133 in view of policy and licensing considerations • Impact of WRC-2000 decisions • evaluate impact of WRC-2000 decisions on IMT-2000 • and undertake any necessary technical/engineering studies

  5. NEW ACTIVITIES • Channel loading guidelines • guidelines were presented to M&PC • applicable to conventional/trunked mobile systems • may seek comments on models for newer mobile • services and technologies • targeted publication date: 1Q00 • modification of sections of appropriate SRSP’s

  6. Radio Equipment Standards

  7. RSS planned to be published in 2000 • Revision to existing RSS’s • RSS-119 Land Mobile & Fixed Radio in the band 27-960 MHz • add new bands ( 72-76 MHz, 217-218 MHz and 219-220 MHz) • RSS-125 Land Mobile & Fixed Radio in the band 1.7-50 MHz (AM modulation) • RSS-136 General radio service band (26.96-27.41 MHz) (CB band) • review and update the document

  8. RSS planned to be published in 2000 • Revision to existing RSS’s • RSS-181 Maritime SSB Radio (1.6- 28 MHz) • review and update the document • RSS-131 Radio Signal Enhancers • introduction of provisions for class AB and class C amplifier • RSS-210 Low Power devices • introduce bands 59-64 GHz for Internet and ITS uses • address Family Radio Service devices in the 400 MHz band • LE-LAN devices now authorized in bands 5.15-5.35 and • 5.725-5.825 GHz (200 mW - 1 W)

  9. RSS planned to be published in 2000 • New RSS’s • RSS-138 Radars (New) • to address radar devices • RSS-141 Aeronautical radio equipment (New) • to address aeronautical radio equipment requiring certification • RSS-142 Automatic meter readers (New) • to address equipment in the new bands 1427-1430 / 1493.5- 1496.5 MHz

  10. RSS planned to be published in 2000: • New RSS’s: • RSS-??? Intelligent transportation Systems (New) • to address ITS equipment in bands to be identify to ITS • RSS-??? On 953-960 MHz • to address Fixed Wireless Access in that band • RSS-??? On MCS/MDS in the 2.5-2.7 GHz band • to address MCS and MDS devices in the bands 2150-2160 MHz and 2500-2690 MHz • RSS-??? Medical Implant Devices • to address medical implant devices

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