2AUISION8LEUnlicensed Band Radio (UBR) 4X4 with external antenna

R evis io n: A0-03 1 st November 2019 This document helps you to understand the product feature s , configuration, login and logout process of UBR through Graphical User Interface (GUI). This manual guides yo u through the installation process and the entire software user set. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 2 CONFIDENTIAL Copyright Notice This document is copyright of HFCL Limit e d, All Rights Reserved. No part of this document, in whole or in part, may be used, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form, or by any means, electronic or otherwise, including photocopying, reprinting, or recording, for any purpose, without the express written permission of HFCL Limit e d. Legal Disclaimer The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. The information in this document is provided for informational purposes only. HFCL Limit e d specifically d is claims all warran t ies , exp res s o r limit e d , including, but not limited, to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, except as provided for in a separate software license agreement. About HFCL Limit e d HFCL Limit ed delivers innovative, customized and competitive products and latest solutions in the high technology telecommunications infrastructure sector, thereby enabling its customers to stay ahead of their peers in technology and network efficiency. The company’s core specialization lies in manufacturing and providing a wide range of turnkey solutions. HF CL Limit ed has implemented several Greenfield projects (setting up CDMA & GSM networks, satellite communications, wireless spectrum management and DWDM optical transmission network), rolled out over 100,000 kilometres of OFC network, implemented over 25,000 2G/3G cell sites, provided high security applications to Defence and has developed expertise in the areas of Railways, Homeland Security and Smart cities. Correspondence HFCL Limit ed 8, Commercial Complex, Masjid Moth, Greater Kailash II, New Delhi-11004 8, In d ia Co n tact u s at: +91 11308826 2 4/2 62 6 For your queries please mail us at: Sales: [email protected] Enquiry: [email protected] Investors: [email protected] 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 3 CONFIDENTIAL Revision History Date Rev No. De s cription By 10-01-2019 A0-00 Initia l Dra ft Himank us h Jaswal 25-01-2019 A0-01 Screen shots are added in the manual Himank us h Jaswal 09-04-2019 A0-02 UBR Images replaced with new images along with the mounting ins truc t io n s Himank us h Jaswal 01-11-2019 A0-03 GUI Images replaced with new images, Network configuration screen updated, TDMA configuration screen updated, Backhaul Radio configuration updated, Service radio and VAP configuration added, SNMP configuration updated, Alarms screen updated, QoS configuration updated, User configuration updated, Real time graphs updated, Alarms screen updated Himank us h Jaswal 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 4 CONFIDENTIAL Table of Contents 1 ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT .................................................................................................. 11 1.1 P UR PO S E ......................................................................................................................... 11 1.2 REF E R EN C ES ................................................................................................................... 11 1.3 INTENDED AUDIENCE ...................................................................................................... 11 1.4 DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS.............................................................................................. 11 1.5 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ........................................................................................... 12 2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................ 15 3 FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION CERTIFIED ............................................ 15 3.1 UBR WITH INTEGRATED/EXTERNAL ANTENNAS .................................................................. 16 4 HARDWARE SETUP............................................................................................................. 18 4.1 S Y ST EM REQU IR EM E N T S ................................................................................................... 18 4.2 P ACKAGING CON T ENT ...................................................................................................... 19 5 GETTING TO KNOW THE IO UBR ..................................................................................... 20 5.1 4 X4 UBR - FRO NT / SIDE VIEW .......................................................................................... 20 5.2 4X4 UBR - BACK VIEW ..................................................................................................... 21 6 INITIAL SETUP .................................................................................................................... 22 7 CONNECT TO THE UB R...................................................................................................... 23 7.1 L OGIN THROUGH GUI ....................................................................................................... 25 8 SCREEN TOOLBARS ........................................................................................................... 26 8.1 O VERVIEW TOOLBAR ON THE TOP ...................................................................................... 26 8.2 NAVIGATION TOOLBAR ON T HE LEFT.................................................................................. 31 9 STATUS OVERVIEW SCREEN ............................................................................................ 32 9.1 SYSTEM SUMMARY ........................................................................................................... 32 9.2 SYST EM FEAT URE ....................................................…

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4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 48 CONFIDENTIAL 11.3.1 Ge ne ral ne twork setup configuration Click on the “Edit ” option in network screen as shown in “Figure 26: Basic overview of the network configuration screen”. DHCP client (DHCP v4 client or DHCP v6 client) option is to get the dynamic IP address from reachable DHCP server in the network. Once the protocol is set to DHCP v4 client or DHCP v6 client, the device will automatically get the IP address (IP v4 or IP v6) from the DHCP server. A basic overview of the general network setup configuration screen to switch from DHCP client to static address is given below: Figure 27: Basic overview of general setup switch protocol from DHCP client to Static address Follow the steps given below to switch from DHCP client protocol to static address and change the general network setup configuration ma nua lly: Table 19: List of actions to switch protocol from DHCP client to Static address Callout N a me De s cription 1. P rotocol Select the protocol to “Static address” from the dropdown lis t (Static address/DHCP v4 client/DHCP v6 c lie nt) 2. R e a lly switch protocol Click on “Switch protocol” to confirm the protocol switch from DHCP client to static address 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 49 CONFIDENTIAL 11.3.1.1 Static address configuration Refer the figure below to provide the static address parameters: Figure 28: Basic overview of static address parameters for general network setup Follow the steps given below to provide static address parameters: Table 20: List of actions to provide static address parameters Callout N a me De s cription 1. IP v4 address Enter the “IP v4 address” . This is a unique address of the Host/Device eg.192.168.100.10 2. IP v4 netmask Enter the “IP v4 netmask”. This specifies the number of bits for network part and host part e.g.255.255.255.0 3. IP v4 gateway Enter the “IPv4 gateway”. Gateway address is given to reach other network device e.g.192.168.100.254 4. Primary DNS Enter the IP address of “Primary DNS server”. DNS server is to resolve the transition of domain name to IP and IP to domain name 5. Secondary DNS Enter the IP address of “Secondary DNS server”. DNS server is to resolve the transition of domain name to IP and IP to domain name 6. IP v6 address Enter the “IP v6 address”. Unique address of the Host/Device e.g.2001:11::100 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 50 CONFIDENTIAL Callout N a me De s cription 7. IP v6 prefix length Specify the prefix length for IP v6 address. Specifies the number of bits that belong to network part. The prefix-length specifies a range of devices e.g. IP v6 prefix length = 64 means range of IP addresses between 2001:0DB8:ABCD:0012:0000:0000:0000:0000 and 2001:0DB8:ABCD:0012:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF 8. IP v6 gateway Enter the “IP v6 gateway”. Gateway address is given to reach other network device e.g.2001:11::1 Click “Save” to save the general network setup configuration or click “Reset” to configure the same again. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 51 CONFIDENTIAL 11.3.2 Manage ment VLAN settings The primary benefit of using a management VLAN is improved network security. When all management traffic is on a separate VLAN ID, it is much harder for unauthorized users to make changes to your network or monitor network traffic. A basic overview of the management VLAN settings screen is given below: Figure 29: Basic overview of management VLAN settings screen Click on the “Edit” option in network screen as shown in “Figure 26: Basic overview of the network configuration screen”. Follow the steps given below to configure management VLAN settings: Table 21: List of actions to configure management VLAN settings Callout N a me De s cription 1. Management VLAN Settings Click on “Management VLAN Settings” option 2. Management VLAN Select “Enable/Disable” option from the dropdown list 3. VLAN ID Enter the “VLAN ID”, if Management VLAN is enabled Click “Save” to save the management VLAN settings or click “Reset” to configure the same again. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 52 CONFIDENTIAL 11.3.3 Advance d ne two rk s e tting s A basic overview of the network advanced settings screen is given below: Figure 30: Basic overview of network advanced settings Click on the “Edit” option in network screen as shown in “Figure 26: Basic overview of the network configuration screen”. Follow the steps given below to configure network advanced settings: Table 22: List of actions to configure network advanced settings Callout N a me De s cription 1. Advanced Settings Click on “Advanced Settings” option 2. Ethernet Interface Speed Select the interface speed (Eth0 & Eth1) from the dropdown list (10 Mbps-Half Duplex/ 10 Mbps-Full Duplex/100 Mbps-Half Duplex/ 100 Mbps-Full Duplex) or select “Auto Negotiation”. The user can restrict the respective UBR to the selected ethernet interface speed Click “Save” to save the network advanced settings or click “Reset” to configure the same again. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 53 CONFIDENTIAL 11.4 J umb o F ra me s S e ttings A basic overview of the screen to configure jumbo frames is given below: Figure 31: Basic overview of the screen to configure jumbo frames Follow the steps given below to configure jumbo frame settings: Table 23: List of actions to configure jumbo frames Callout N a me De s cription 1. Configuration Click on “Configuration” dropdown 2. Jumbo Frames Click on “Jumbo Frames” option 3. Enable/Disable Jumbo Frames Enable or Disable the jumbo frames. Enter the MTU value in the below parameter, if enabled. 4. MTU Enter the “MTU” value within the range of 1500 to 9600 Click “Save” to save the jumbo frame settings or click “Reset” to configure the same again. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 54 CONFIDENTIAL 11.5 TDMA C onfigurat io n Time-division multiple access (TDMA) is a channel access method for shared-medium networks. It allows several users to share the same freq…

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4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 80 CONFIDENTIAL 11.12 Syslog C onfigur at io n Logs relevant to the UBR application software are displayed in the Diagnostic/System Log screen for monitoring purpose. The same can be uploaded to an external server and the configuration for the same is performed in this screen. Event messages or corresponding messages will be sent to the logging server based on the configured log level. A basic overview of the Syslog Configuration screen is given below: Figure 48: Basic overview of the Syslog Configuration screen Follow the steps given below and configure the Syslog settings for the UBR: Table 40: List of actions to configure the Syslog settings Callout N a me De s cription 1. Configuration Click on “Configuration” dropdown 2. Syslog Click on “Syslog” option 3. Log Buffer Size Enter the value for “System log buffer size”. This options determine the size of the log to be displayed in system log screen. Once the log size has reached the “System log buffer s ize ” limit ( 16-1024 kiB), only new logs are displayed in the GUI and old logs are discarded. Logs are uploaded at external server at all time irrespective of the buffer size. 4. Log Server Enter the “External system log server” address. The system logs are uploaded to the external server on regular interval if the external server is specified with this option 5. Log server port Enter the “Log server port” number 6. Log output level Select the “Log output level” from the dropdown list (Debug/Info/Notice/Warning/Error/Critical/Alert/Emergency). Categorization of the system logs is specified in the backend. The selection of “Log output level” determines the type of logs to be displayed in system log screen. The “Debug” option shows all of the system logs. E.g.: If “Debug” is selected, all logs from debug to emergency will be logged and if “Notice” is selected, logs from Notice to Emergency will be logged Click “Save” to save the Syslog configuration or click “Reset” to configure the same again. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 81 CONFIDENTIAL 11.13 C onfigurat io n of traffic manageme nt (Q ua lity o f S e rvic e) Quality of service (QoS) involves controlling and managing network traffic by setting priorities for specific types of data (background, best effort, video, and audio traffic) on the network. IEEE P 802.1p is the name of a task group that provides a mechanism for implementing quality of service (QoS) at the media access control (MAC) level. Quality of service refers to traffic prioritization and resource reservation control mechanisms rather than the achieved service quality. Quality of service is the ability to provide different priority to different applications, users, or data flows, or to guarantee a certain level of performance to a data flow. The QoS technique developed by the working group, also known as class of service (CoS), is a 3-bit f ie ld c a lle d the P riority Code P oint (P CP ) within an Ethernet frame header when using VLAN tagged frames. It specifies a priority value of between 0 and 7 inclusive that can be used by QoS disciplines to differentiate traffic. DSCP is a computer networking architecture that specifies a simple and scalable mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic and providing quality of service (QoS) on modern IP networks. It provides low-latency to critical network traffic such as voice or streaming media while providing s imple be s t-effort service to non-critical services such as web traffic or file transfers. 11.13.1 VLAN QoS with De fault Policy A basic overview of the VLAN QoS Configuration screen with default policy is given below: Figure 49: Basic overview of the VLAN QoS Configuration screen with default policy Follow the steps given below and configure the VLAN QoS with default policy for the UBR: Table 41: List of actions to configure the VLAN QoS with default policy Callout N a me De s cription 1. Configuration Click on “Configuration” dropdown 2. QoS Click on “QoS” option 3. Q oS P olic y Set the QoS policy to “VLAN QoS with Default P olic y” from the dropdown list (VLAN QoS with Default P olicy/ VLAN QoS with Custom Polic y/ 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 82 CONFIDENTIAL Callout N a me De s cription DSCP QoS with Default P olicy/ DSCP QoS with Custom Polic y) 4. Confirm QoS P olicy s w itc hing Click on “Confirm Qos P olicy” option to change the QoS policy 5. Default VLAN P r ior ity Displays the default VLAN priority for voice, video, best effort, and background traffic queues Refer the above figure to check the priority levels for voice, video, best effort, and background traffic queues. Click “Save” to save the QoS configuration or click “Reset” to configure the same again. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 83 CONFIDENTIAL 11.13.2 VLAN QoS with Cus tom Policy A basic overview of the VLAN QoS Configuration screen with custom policy is given below: Figure 50: Basic overview of the VLAN QoS Configuration screen with custom policy Follow the steps given below and configure the VLAN QoS with custom policy for the UBR: Table 42: List of actions to configure the VLAN QoS with custom policy Callout N a me De s cription 1. Configuration Click on “Configuration” dropdown 2. QoS Click on “QoS” option 3. Q oS P olic y Set the QoS policy to “VLAN QoS with Custom P olic y” from the dropdown list (VLAN QoS with Default P olicy/ VLAN QoS with Custom Polic y/ DSCP QoS with Default P olicy/ DSCP QoS with Custom Polic y) 4. Confirm QoS P olicy s w itc hing Click on “Confirm Qos P olicy” option to change the QoS policy 5. VLAN-Lowest- Background Set the VLAN priority value for background traffic queue 6. VLAN-Medium- Best Effort Set the VLAN priority value for best effort traffic queue 7. VLAN-H igh-V ide o Set the VLAN value for video traffic queue 8. VLAN-Highest-V oic e Set the VLAN value for voice traffic queue Refer the above figure to check the priority levels for voice, video, best effort, an…

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4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 113 CONFIDENTIAL 4. P ush the foundation bolta into the holes with a hammer. Refer the image shown below: Figure 77: Hammer foundation bolts into the wall 5. Align the drilled holes with the holes of mounting bracket. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 114 CONFIDENTIAL 6. Insert M5-expansion bolts through the holes of mounting bracket into the foundation bolts as shown below: Figure 78: Holes through mounting adapter into the fischer plugs on wall 7. The UBR device is mounted on the wall. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 115 CONFIDENTIAL 17.3 Grounding of UBR The UBR should be properly grounded upon installment. The IO’s UBR has a grounding position at the back side of the device as shown below: Figure 79: Grounding point of UBR A grounding strap can be made from the ring lug terminal of M4 size and a medium length copper wire of suggested gauge AWG-6 (4.1 mm). Insert the grounding wire and flush it till the end of the terminal. Use the crimp tool and reshape or compress the terminal. Use an M4x10 machine screw and attach the crimped lug with UBR. 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 116 CONFIDENTIAL 18 Use Cases A. Carrie r Clas s Point-to-Multipoint Solution Figure 80: Use Case Diagram of Carrier Class Point-to-Multipoint Solution 4x4 UBR user manual using GUI Revision: A0-03 117 CONFIDENTIAL B. Carrier Class P oint-to-P oint Solution Figure 81: Use Case Diagram of Carrier Class Point-to-Point Solution

Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE External Photos Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 2 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 3 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 4 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 5 of 24

Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Internal Photos Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 6 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 7 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 8 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 9 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 10 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 11 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 12 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 13 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 14 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 15 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 16 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 17 of 24 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-FCC FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Appendix page 18 of 24

Registration number: W6M21903-18921-C-1 FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE 3.2 Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP) FCC Rule: 15.247(b)(3) EIRP = max. conducted output power + antenna gain EIRP = 2.44 dBm + (4 dBi [antenna gain claimed by manufacturer] = 6.44 dBm = 4.4055 mW 3.3 Exemption Limits for Routine Evaluation according to 47 CFR FCC Part 2 Subpart J, section 2.1091 FCC OET Bulletin 65 Edition 97.01 determines the equations for predicting RF fields and applicable limits. The prediction for power density in the far-field but will over-predict power density in the near field, where it could be used for walking a “worst case” or conservative prediction. Systems operating under the provisions of this section shall be operated in a manner that ensures that the public is not exposed to radio frequency energy levels in excess limit for maximum permissible exposure. In accordance with 47 CFR FCC Part 2 Subpart J, section 2.1091 this device has been defined as a mobile device whereby a distance of 20 cm normally can be maintained between the user and the device. MPE Calculation Method E ＝ Electric field (V/m) P ＝ output power (W) G ＝ EUT Antenna numeric gain (numeric) d ＝ Separation distance between radiator and human body (m) The formula can be changed to mW/cm 2 . Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Page 16 of 31 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-C-1 FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Established separation distance is 20 cm. Operating frequency band: 2402-2480 MHz The product meets RF exposure requirement. Because the power density of 0.0009 mW/cm 2 at 2440 MHz is below the power density limit of 1 mW/cm 2 . Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Page 17 of 31 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-C-54 FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE 3.6 Automatic Discontinuation of transmission, FCC 15.407 (c) The device shall automatically discontinue transmission in case of either absence of information to transmit or operational failure. This function will be declared by manufacturer. 3.7 Reserved, FCC 15.407 (d) 3.8 Indoor Operation Restriction, FCC 15.407 (e) Within the 5.15–5.25 GHz band, U- NII devices will be restricted to indoor operations to reduce any potential for harmful interference to co-channel MSS operations. This equipment has to be declared by manufacturer of the final product as content of the user manual. 3.9 Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP), FCC 15.407 (f) Band 1 EIRP = max. conducted output power + antenna gain EIRP = 21.82 dBm + (12.02 dBi [antenna gain claimed by manufacturer] = 33.84 dBm = 2421.0290 mW Band 4 EIRP = max. conducted output power + antenna gain EIRP = 20.74 dBm + (12.02 dBi [antenna gain claimed by manufacturer] = 32.76 dBm = 1887.9913 mW Test equipment used: ETSTW-RE 055 Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Page 136 of 143 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-C-54 FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE 3.10 Exemption Limits for Routine Evaluation according to 47 CFR FCC Part 2 Subpart J, section 2.1091 FCC OET Bulletin 65 Edition 97.01 determines the equations for predicting RF fields and applicable limits. The prediction for power density in the far-field but will over-predict power density in the near field, where it could be used for walking a “worst case” or conservative prediction. Systems operating under the provisions of this section shall be operated in a manner that ensures that the public is not exposed to radio frequency energy levels in excess limit for maximum permissible exposure. In accordance with 47 CFR FCC Part 2 Subpart J, section 2.1091 this device has been defined as a mobile device whereby a distance of 20 cm normally can be maintained between the user and the device. E ＝ Electric field (V/m) P ＝ output power (W) G ＝ EUT Antenna numeric gain (numeric) d ＝ Separation distance between radiator and human body (m) The formula can be changed to mW/cm 2 . Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Page 137 of 143 Registration number: W6M21903-18921-C-54 FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Band 1 Established separation distance is 20 cm. Operating frequency band: 5180-5240 MHz The product meets RF exposure requirement. Because the power density of 0.4818 mW/cm 2 at 5190 MHz is below the power density limit of 1 mW/cm 2 . Band 4 Established separation distance is 20 cm. Operating frequency band: 5745-5825 MHz The product meets RF exposure requirement. Because the power density of 0.3757 mW/cm 2 at 5745 MHz is below the power density limit of 1 mW/cm 2 . Limits: Limit for General Population / Uncontrolled Exposure Frequency (MHz) Power Density (mW/cm 2 ) 1500 – 100.000 1.0 Worldwide Testing Services(Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Page 138 of 143

of Applicant: HFCL Limited Address: 8, Commercial Complex, Masjid Moth, Greater Kailash - 2, New Delhi-110048, India Tested and Prepared by Worldwide Testing Services (Taiwan) Co., Ltd. FCC Registration No.: TW1477, TW0020, TW1072 Industry Canada filed test laboratory Reg. No. 20037 A2LA Accredited No.: 2732.01 Report No.: W6M21903-18921-C-1 6F, NO. 58, LANE 188, RUEY-KUANG RD., NEIHU TAIPEI 114, TAIWAN, R.O.C. TEL: 886-2-66068877 FAX: 886-2-66068879 E- mail: [email protected] FCC PART 15 SUBPART C TEST REPORT for Unlicensed Band Radio (UBR) 4X4 with external antenna Model No.: ion8le FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE Registration number: W6M21903-18921-C-1 FCC ID: 2AUISION8LE TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................................... 2 1.1 NOTES ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1.2 TESTING LABORATORY ............................................................................................................................................. 3 1.2.1 Location .............................................................................................................................................................. 3 1.2.2 Details of accreditation status ............................................................................................................................ 3 1.3 DETAILS OF APPROVAL HOLDER ............................................................................................................................... 3 1.4 APPLICATION DETAILS .............................................................................................................................................. 4 1.5 GENERAL INFORMATION OF TEST ITEM ..................................................................................................................... 4 1.6 TEST STANDARDS ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 2 TECHNICAL TEST ........................................................................................................................................................ 6 2.1 SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS ..................................................................................................................................... 6 2.2 TEST ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................................................. 6 2.3 TEST EQUIPMENT LIST .............................................................................................................................................. 7 2.4 GENERAL TEST PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................................... 10 3 TEST RESULTS (ENCLOSURE) ............................................................................................................................... 12 3.1 PEAK OUTPUT POWER (TRANSMITTER) ................................................................................................................... 13 3.2 EQUIVALENT ISOTROPIC RADIATED POWER (EIRP) ............................................................................................... 16 3.3 EXEMPTION LIMITS FOR ROUTINE EVALUATION ACCORDING TO 47 CFR FCC PART 2 SUBPART J, SECTION 2.1091 ....................................................................................…

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