2BCG5-RV-TPThe RV-TP device is designed for edge computing and interactions. It allows guests to tap an RFID tag, transmitting tag data to a computer via USB.

Universal City Development Partners, LTD

Application Details

Equipment Class: DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter
Date of Grant: Nov 17, 2025
Application Purpose: Original Equipment
Equipment Note: The RV-TP device is designed for edge computing and interactions. It allows guests to tap an RFID tag, transmitting tag data to a computer via USB.
Frequency Range: 902.00000000 - 928.00000000
Company: Universal City Development Partners, LTD
Country: United States

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Users Manual

Ride Vehicle Tap Point Iii 111111111JAYCON JAVCON Tap Point Device User Information & Installation Instructions Ride Vehicle Tap Point ) JAYCON Table of Contents Table of Contents .......................................................................................................................... 2 Purpose ......................................................................................................................................... 3 1. Tap Point Overview ................................................................................................................. 4 1.1. ............................................................................................................................................................... Expl oded View of the Tap Point Device ............................................................................................ 4 1.2. Dimension & Weight ........................................................................................................................5 1.3. Components ......................................................................................................................................... 5 1.4. Connectivity Summary ..................................................................................................................... 5 1.5. Tap Point Assembly ........................................................................................................................... 6 1.5.1. Internal Connections ................................................................................................................. 6 1.5.2. External Connections ............................................................................................................... 6 1.5.3. Power lnjector .......................................................................................................................... 7 1.5.4. PB Splitter Cable .....................................................................................................................8 1.5.5. OMX Adapter Cable ................................................................................................................9 1.5.6. Tap Point Cable .................................................................................................................... 10 2. Set up outside the RV ........................................................................................................... 11 3. Equipment Operations Modes ............................................................................................. 14 3.1. Initialization Phase ....................................................................................................................... 14 3.2. Regular Mode ................................................................................................................................ 14 3.3. DFU Mode ....................................................................................................................................... 14 4. Equipment Maintenance ....................................................................................................... 15 4.1. Cables and Connections lnspection .......................................................................................... 15 4.2. Hardware lnspection .................................................................................................................... 15 4.3. Heatsink lnspection..................................................................................................................... 16 5. Equipment Troubleshooting Ciuide ................................................................................... 18 6. Equipment Repair Instructions ........................................................................................... 20 7. FCC lnformation ...................................................................................................................... 25 Ride Vehicle Tap Point ) JAYCON Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide the necessary information required for personnel to operate, maintain, and repair the Tap Point safely and efficiently. The device is being manufactured for the Applicant's internal use only, at theme parks affiliated with the Applicant, and will not be sold to third parties unaffiliated with the Applicant. The devices also will be mounted in locations not accessible to the public. The device will be serviceable only by professionally designated technicians under a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NOA). Ride Vehicle Tap Point ) JAYCON 1. Tap Point Overview The Tap Point consists of two primary mechanical components, the housing and the over-molded horn, and four PCBs: the Smart Layer, Integration Layer, Antenna PCB, and LED Ring. Together, the four PCBs and the housing form one assembly, which is secured to the steering wheel with two screws, while the over-molded horn attaches directly to the steering wheel with two opposing setscrews. This configuration facilitates servicing, as the Tap Point assembly can be removed as a single unit. The Power Injector PCB and three individual cables (Tap Point Cable, OMX Adapter Cable, and PB Splitter Cable) connect the Tap Point to the rest of the RV. 1.1. Exploded View of the Tap Point Device Antenna Cable - ------------ LED Cable liit ------------------- Smart Layer - ----------- Housing I Ride Vehicle Tap Point ) JAYCON ■ 1.2. Dimension & Weight • Diameter: 117mm • Height: 55 mm • Weight: 200g 1.3. Components • Tap Point Assembly 0 Housing 0 Smart Layer 0 Integration Layer 0 Antenna PCB 0 LED PCB 0 LED Cable 0 Antenna Cable • Power Injector • Tap Point Cable • PB Splitter Cable • OMX Adapter Cable • Over-molded Horn 1.4. Connectivity Summary This section shows the connections of the Tap Point to the ride vehicle. Refer to Tap Point's Single Line Diagram for a complete graphic of the Tap Points' connections. Ride Vehicle Tap Point ) JAYCON 1.5…

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Attestation Statements

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Cover Letter(s)

NBC Universal Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 USA August 20, 2025 Ref: Long-Term and Short-Term Confidentiality Request FCC ID: 2BCG5-RV-TP Universal City Development Partners, Ltd. ("the Applicant"), pursuant to 47 C.F.R. §§ 0.457, 0.459, hereby requests confidential treatment for documents filed with the Federal Communications Commission ("Commission") in connection with the application for equipment authorization referenced above. Permanent Confidentiality Applicant requests that the documents listed below be withheld from public viewing indefinitely in accordance with KDB 726920 DOI Confidentiality Request Procedures v0lr02, Section II(2): • Block Diagrams • Electrical Schematic Diagrams • Operational Descriptions, Product Specifications Additionally, Applicant requests that the documents listed below be withheld from public viewing indefinitely in accordance with KDB 726920 DOI Confidentiality Request Procedures v0lr02, Section II(3) under the designated special conditions: • User Manual • Internal Photographs The device is being manufactured for the Applicant's internal use only, at theme parks affiliated with the Applicant, and will not be sold to third parties unaffiliated with the Applicant. The devices also will be mounted in locations not accessible to the public. The device will be serviceable only by professional designated technicians under a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) (copy attached). Short Term Confidentiality In addition to the above-referenced documents, Applicant requests that the documents listed below be withheld from public viewing for the maximum 180 days after the date the grant of equipment authorization pursuant to KDB 726920 DOI Confidentiality Request Procedures v01r02, Section III. As noted above, the device is being manufactured for the Applicant's internal use only, at theme parks affiliated with the Applicant, and will not be marketed within the meaning of 47 C.F.R. § 2.803(a) to third parties unaffiliated with the Applicant: • External Photographs • Test Setup Photographs

Cover Letter(s)

Jaycon Systems October 13, 2025 Jaycon Systems LLC 2300 Commerce Park Dr NE Suite 8. Palm Bay, FL 3290 +1 (321) 676-8985 www.jaycon.com Subject: FCC Module Cover Letter - Ride Vehicle Tap Point To Whom It May Concern, We, Jaycon Systems LLC. hereby confirm for the RV-TP the following: The RV-TP integrates a pre-certified module (FCC ID: QV5MERCURY7EP) manufactured by Jadak, a business unit of Novanta Corporation. This module has been integrated into the RV-TP device in a manner consistent with integration instructions and grant limitations, and is not modified. ● Module Part Name: M7E-PICO ● Product Code: MERCURY7EP ● Module FCC ID: QV5MERCURY7EP ● Grant Date: 2022-04-06 By: ________________________ Jiten Chandiramani, CEO & Founder [email protected] +1 (321) 676-8985 PALM BAY 2300 Commerce Park Dr NE Suite 8. Palm Bay, FL 32905 1

ID Label/Location Info

7 mm 22mm FCC ID: 2BCG5-RV-TP Contains FCC ID: QB5MERCURY7EP Product Description: 50# gloss white PET label with single-color black print and gloss lamination. Constructed using Aver y-brand printable polyester mater ial. Gloss White PET Laminate ............................................... 2.0 mil gloss polyester with black print, gloss laminated Use type .................................................................. Indoor P R O D U C T IN F O R MA T I O N Label Specifications: Gloss White PET Label FCC ID: 2BCG5-RV-TP Contains FCC ID: QB5MERCURY7EP

Operational Description

Tap Point Device Circuit Overview [email protected] +1 (321) 676-8985 ORLANDO 6203 Chancellor Dr. Suite 3450. Orlando, FL 32809 PALM BAY 2300 Commerce Park Dr NE Suite 8. Palm Bay, FL 32905 1 Table of Contents Table of Contents.......................................................................................................................................2 1. Device Description................................................................................................................................3 2. Device Components.............................................................................................................................3 2.1. Smart Layer......................................................................................................................................................................3 2.2. Integration Layer.........................................................................................................................................................3 2.3. Antenna Board.............................................................................................................................................................4 2.4. LED Ring...........................................................................................................................................................................4 2.5. Power Injector...............................................................................................................................................................4 3. Interconnections...................................................................................................................................4 4. Modulation..............................................................................................................................................4 [email protected] +1 (321) 676-8985 ORLANDO 6203 Chancellor Dr. Suite 3450. Orlando, FL 32809 PALM BAY 2300 Commerce Park Dr NE Suite 8. Palm Bay, FL 32905 2 1. Device Description This document provides a brief overview of the Tap Point device, which comprises five distinct printed circuit boards (PCBs). The device is designed to enable users to scan RFID tags. 2. Device Components The Tap Point consists of the following boards: ● Smart Layer PCB ● Integration Layer PCB ● Antenna PCB ● LED Ring PCB ● Power Injector PCB 2.1. Smart Layer Primary Role: Process data received from the UHF module and relay it to the PC, and relay the lighting patterns received from the DMX controller to the LED ring. Key Components: STM32, isolated DMX circuitry 2.2. Integration Layer Primary Role: Generate and modulate the RF signal, process and decode the received signal, and relay it via serial to the Smart Layer. Key Components: Novanta M7e module [email protected] +1 (321) 676-8985 ORLANDO 6203 Chancellor Dr. Suite 3450. Orlando, FL 32809 PALM BAY 2300 Commerce Park Dr NE Suite 8. Palm Bay, FL 32905 3 2.3. Antenna Board Primary Role: Radiate and capture RF signals. Key Components: SMA antenna 2.4. LED Ring Primary Role: Play the lighting patterns commanded by the Smart Layer. Key Components: 16x APA102 LEDs 2.5. Power Injector Primary Role: From a separate source, step down 24V to 5V to power the Tap Point, and communicate the USB 2.0 data pair from the Tap Point to the computer. Key Components: Step-down converter. 3. Interconnections ● Between the Smart Layer and the Integration Layer: Through headers ● Between the integration Layer and the Antenna Board: uFL cable ● Between the Smart Layer and LED Ring: 4-pin cable ● Between the Power Injector and the Smart Layer: Through a 5-pin cable 4. Modulation The Tap Point utilizes PR-ASK (Phase Reversal Amplitude Shift Keying) modulation, with a 180° phase shift, and a rated power output of 24 dBm ± 1 dBm. [email protected] +1 (321) 676-8985 ORLANDO 6203 Chancellor Dr. Suite 3450. Orlando, FL 32809 PALM BAY 2300 Commerce Park Dr NE Suite 8. Palm Bay, FL 32905 4

RF Exposure Info

Test Report# TR_20183-25_RF Exp SAR Exclusion_ Revision: 1 Test Report - RF Exposure Evaluation Report for SAR Exclusion Applicant: Universal City Development Partners, Ltd. Signature: Name & Title: Tim Royer, EMC Engineer Date of Signature 4/29/2025 This test report relates only to the items tested as identified and is not valid for any subsequent changes or modifications made to the equipment under test. 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 2 of 8 This test report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written and signed permission of Timco Engineering Inc., a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (IIA). Table of Contents 1. APPLICANT INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3 2. LOCATION OF TESTING ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 2.1 TEST LABORATORY .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3. TEST SAMPLE(S) (EUT/DUT) ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE EUT ........................................................................................................................................................................................4 4. HISTORY OF TEST REPORT CHANGES ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 3 of 8 This test report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written and signed permission of Timco Engineering Inc., a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (IIA). 1. Applicant Information Applicant: Universal City Development Partners, Ltd. Address: 300 New Jersey Avenue NW, Suite 700 Washington DC 20001 United States 2. Location of Testing 2.1 Test Laboratory Timco Engineering Inc. is a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (“IIA”). Testing was performed at IIA’s permanent laboratory located at 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615. FCC test firm # 578780 FCC Designation # US1070 FCC site registration is under A2LA certificate # 0955.01 ISED Canada test site registration # 2056A EU Notified Body # 1177 For all designations see A2LA scope # 0955.01 3. Test Sample(s) (EUT/DUT) The test sample was received: 4/8/2025 Dates of Testing: 4/17/2025 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 4 of 8 This test report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written and signed permission of Timco Engineering Inc., a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (IIA). 3.1 Description of the EUT A description as well as unambiguous identification of the EUT(s) tested. Where more than one sample is required for technical reasons (such as the use of connected units for the purpose of conducted output power testing where the product units will have integral antennas), each specific test shall identify which unit was tested. Identification FCC ID: 2BCG5-RV-TP Contains FCC ID: QV5MERCURY7EP Brief Description The "RV-TP" device is designed for edge computing and interactions. It allows guests to tap an RFID tag, transmitting tag data to a computer via USB Model(s) # M7E-Pico Firmware version N/A Software version N/A Serial Number N/A Technical Characteristics Frequency Range 903 MHz- 927 MHz RF O/P Power (Max.) 22.39dBm/ 0.173W Modulation FM Bandwidth & Emission Class N/A Number of Channels N/A Duty Cycle 100% Antenna Connector SMA Voltage Rating (AC or Batt.) 24 VDC - Note: Information such as antenna gain, firmware/software numbers are provided by manufacturer and cannot be validated by the test lab. 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 5 of 8 This test report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written and signed permission of Timco Engineering Inc., a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (IIA). SAR EXCLUSION CALCULATION: Section 4.3.1 General SAR test exclusion guidance Equation: RSS 102 Issue 6 Section 6.3 Exemption Limits for Routine Evaluation Equation: 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 6 of 8 This test report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written and signed permission of Timco Engineering Inc., a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (IIA). Conclusion: SAR testing is not required MPE Fre que nc y Band Se parat i on D i st anc e ( m m ) M ax Pow e r + T ol e ranc e ( dBm ) M ax Pow e r + T ol e ranc e ( m W ) SAR E xc l usi on V al ue Li m i t f or 1 -g SAR Li m i t f or 1 0 -g SAR ( E xt re m e t i e s) 903-927 MHz50.171.040.203.07.5 SAR E xc l usi on SAR E XE MPT 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 7 of 8 This test report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written and signed permission of Timco Engineering Inc., a subsidiary of Industrial Inspection & Analysis, Inc. (IIA). 4. History of Test Report Changes Test Report # Revision # Description Date of Issue TR_20183-25_RF Exp SAR Exclusion_ 1 Initial release 4/29/2025 13146 NW 86 th Drive, Suite 400, Alachua, Florida 32615 (352) 472-5500 / [email protected] Page 8 of 8 This test report shall not be repr…

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Schematics

Tap Point Device Board Schematics 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 DD CC BB AA 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 J1 S5B-PH-K-S(LF)(SN) 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 M1 43045-0601 GND GNDGND D_N D_P MK - Power Injector.SchDoc D3 ESD122DMXR GND VIN 1 VINLDO 2 AGND 3 EN / CLKIN 4 PGOOD 5 VBIAS 6 FB/VOUT 7 FSW 8 VCC 9 AGND 10 BOOT 11 VIN 12 PGND 13 SW 14 SW 15 PGND 16 EPAD 17 U1 L6983N50QTR BUTTON + (+24V) R2 100 GND C3 1uFC41uF R418K C2 10uF R31M GND L1 4.7uH, 3.9A +5 C6 22uF C5 10uF C7 22uF R60 R8DNP INOUT CLMODE 6 OVLO 5 UVLO 4 TSTART 12 FLAG 11 UVOV 10 EN 9 SETI 7 GND 8 1,2,313,14,15 EP 21 U2 MAX17613AATP+ GND R16 2.26k GND TP2 TP5 C9 10uF C8 0.47uF R10 DNP OVLO R15 178k R14 2.2M BUTTON + (+24V)_IN BUTTON + (+24V) GND D5 SMBJ40CA D6 B560CQ-13-F PB INRFID INTO TAP POINT C10.1uF 12 D4 DESD5V0U1BL-7B GND TP_5V BUTTON + (+24V)_INVGC 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 J2 S5B-PH-K-S(LF)(SN) VGC D_P D_N TP_5V F1 8V 2A +5 12 D2 DESD5V0U1BL-7B GND VGC D_N D_P GND GND R13 28.7k R11 470k BUTTON + (+24V)_IN GND UVLO CLMODE R9DNP R12 DNP VGC TP1 TP3 TP4 BUTTON + (+24V)_IN BUTTON + (+24V) +5 TP6 TP_5V R1 1K GND +5 D1 GREEN R7 DNP R50 D EL-1000299 - 2300 Commerce Park Dr. NE Suite 8 | Palm Bay, FL 32905 +1 (321) 676-8985 PROPRIETAR Y AND CO NFI DENTI AL THE INFORMATION CONTAINED I N THI S DR AW I NG I S THE SOLE PROPERTY OF JAYCON. ANY REPR O DUCTI O N I N PAR T O R AS A W HO LE W I THO UT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF JAYCON IS PROHIBITED. SIZEM OD DATE EL-REV JAYCON DRAWING NO. PROJECT SHEET MK-Power Injector revD.PrjPcb 5/29/2025 OF 11 Current limit 2A EN unconnected for always ON operation UVLO set to 20V OVLO set to 26V FSW set to 1.5MHz D4 should go near connector ( J2) PIC101 PIC102 COC1 PIC201 PIC202 COC2 PIC301 PIC302 COC3 PIC401 PIC402 COC4 PIC501 PIC502 COC5 PIC601 PIC602 COC6 PIC701 PIC702 COC7 PIC801 PIC802 COC8 PIC901 PIC902 COC9 PID101 PID102 COD1 PID201 PID202 COD2 PID301 PID302 PID303 COD3 PID401 PID402 COD4 PID501 PID502 COD5 PID601 PID602 COD6 PIF101 PIF102 COF1 PIJ101 PIJ102 PIJ103 PIJ104 PIJ105 COJ1 PIJ201 PIJ202 PIJ203 PIJ204 PIJ205 COJ2 PIL101 PIL102 COL1 PIM101 PIM102 PIM103 PIM104 PIM105 PIM106 COM1 PIR101 PIR102 COR1 PIR201 PIR202 COR2 PIR301 PIR302 COR3 PIR401 PIR402 COR4 PIR501 PIR502 COR5 PIR601 PIR602 COR6 PIR701 PIR702 COR7 PIR801 PIR802 COR8 PIR901 PIR902 COR9 PIR1001 PIR1002 COR10 PIR1101 PIR1102 COR11 PIR1201 PIR1202 COR12 PIR1301 PIR1302 COR13 PIR1401 PIR1402 COR14 PIR1501 PIR1502 COR15 PIR1601 PIR1602 COR16 PITP101 COTP1 PITP201 COTP2 PITP301 COTP3 PITP401 COTP4 PITP501 COTP5 PITP601 COTP6 PIU101 PIU102 PIU103 PIU104 PIU105 PIU106 PIU107 PIU108 PIU109 PIU1010 PIU1011 PIU1012 PIU1013 PIU1014 PIU1015 PIU1016 PIU1017 COU1 PIU201 PIU202 PIU203 PIU204 PIU205 PIU206 PIU207 PIU208 PIU209 PIU2010 PIU2011 PIU2012 PIU2013 PIU2014 PIU2015 PIU2021 COU2 PIC502 PIC602 PIC702 PID102 PIF101 PIL102 PIR301 PIR502 PIR602 PITP401 NL05 PIC201 PIC902 PID601 PIR202 PITP301 PIU101 PIU104 PIU1012 PIU2013 PIU2014 PIU2015 NLBUTTON 0 (024V) PIC802 PID502 PIM101 PIR1101 PIR1401 PITP101 PIU201 PIU202 PIU203 NLBUTTON 0 (024V)0IN PIR1001 PIU206 NLCLMODE PID302 PIJ104 PIJ202 NLD0N PID303 PIJ103 PIJ203 NLD0P PIC202 PIC301 PIC402 PIC501 PIC601 PIC701 PIC801 PIC901 PID202 PID301 PID402 PID501 PID602 PIJ102 PIJ204 PIM102 PIR101 PIR401 PIR702 PIR801 PIR1002 PIR1301 PIR1501 PIR1601 PIU103 PIU1010 PIU1013 PIU1016 PIU1017 PIU208 PIU2021 PIC101 PIL101 PIU1014 PIU1015 PIC102 PIU1011 PIC302 PIR201 PIU102 PIC401 PIU109 PID101 PIR102 PIJ101 PIM103 PIM104 PIM105 PIM106 PIR302 PIU105 PIR402 PIU108 PIR501 PIR701 PIU106 PIR601 PIR802 PIU107 PIR901 PITP201 PIU2011 PIR1201 PITP501 PIU2010 PIR1602 PIU207 PIU209 PIU2012 PIR1102 PIR1302 PIU205 NLOVLO PID401 PIF102 PIJ201 PITP601 NLTP05V PIR1402 PIR1502 PIU204 NLUVLO PID201 PIJ105 PIJ205 PIR902 PIR1202 NLVGC A A B B C C D D E E 11 22 33 44 Top Layer Bottom Layer 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 DD CC BB AA V53V3 C19 100nF C20 100nF GND IN 1 EN 3 OUT 5 GND 2 U5 TLV75733PDBVR GND V5 GND 12 D8 TPD1E10B06DPYR D1 ESD122DMXR GND TP1 V5 12 D6 TPD1E10B06DPYR V5_LED V5 IN 1 GND 2 EN/*EN 3 *FAULT 4 ILIM 5 OUT 6 U4 AP22653W6-7 C18 33uF D2 ESD122DMXR R11 41.2K GND GND V5_LED 12 D4 TPD1E10B06DPYR D5 ESD122DMXR D7 ESD122DMXR 12 D3 TPD1E10B06DPYR V5_INT-LAYER D9 ESD122DMXR OUT 1 EN 4 GND 2 FLT 3 IN 5 U7 TPS2065CDBVR-2 V5_INT-LAYER GND EN_INT-LAYER R12 10k V5 V5_DMX OUT 1 EN 4 GND 2 FLT 3 IN 5 U6 TPS2065CDBVR-2 EN_DMX R13 10k V5 D10 ESD122DMXR DMX_GND Integration Layer Power Switch DMX Power Switch TVS Diodes LED Current Limiting 3V3 Supply TP2 3V3 GND V5 V5 Power D_P D_N EN_IL EN_DMX RUN BLIO UART_TX UART_RX DATA_LED CLK_LED 5V_SIG DMX+ DMX- SCL SDA LED_OC R32 10k LED_OC LED_OC 3V3 D EL-1000131 A 2300 Commerce Park Dr. NE Suite 8 | Palm Bay, FL 32905 +1 (321) 676-8985 PR O PR IETAR Y AND CO NFI DENTI AL THE INFORMATION CONTAINED I N THI S DR AW I NG I S THE SOLE PROPERTY OF JAYCON. ANY REPR O DUCTI O N I N PAR T O R AS A W HO LE W I THO UT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF JAYCON IS PROHIBITED. SIZEMOD DATE EL-REV JAYCON DRAWING NO. PROJECT SHEET Tap Point - Smart Layer revD.PrjPcb 5/28/2025 OF 41 PIC1801 PIC1802 COC18 PIC1901 PIC1902 COC19 PIC2001 PIC2002 COC20 PID101 PID102 PID103 COD1 PID201 PID202 PID203 COD2 PID301 PID302 COD3 PID401 PID402 COD4 PID501 PID502 PID503 COD5 PID601 PID602 COD6 PID701 PID702 PID703 COD7 PID801 PID802 COD8 PID901 PID902 PID903 COD9 PID1001 PID1002 PID1003 COD10 PIR1101 PIR1102 COR11 PIR1201 PIR1202 COR12 PIR1301 PIR1302 COR13 PIR3201 PIR3202 COR32 PITP101 COTP1 PITP201 COTP2 PIU401 PIU402 PIU403 PIU404 PIU405 PIU406 COU4 PIU501 PIU502 PIU503 PIU505 COU5 PIU601 PIU602 PIU603 PIU604 PIU605 COU6 PIU701 PIU702 PIU703 PIU704 PIU705 COU7 PIC1901 PIR3202 PITP201 PIU505 PID1001 PIU604 NLEN0DMX POEN0DMX PIU704 NLEN0INT0LAYER POEN0IL PIC1802 PIC1902 PIC2001 PID101 PID201 PID302 PID402 PID501 PID602 PID701 PID802 PID901 PIR1101 PIU402 PIU502 PIU602 PIU702 PIR3201 PIU404 NLLED0OC POLED0OC PID102 POD0N PID103 POD0P PID202 POCLK0LED PID203 PODATA0LED PID502 POUART0RX PID503 POUART0TX PID601 PO5V0SIG PID702 POSCL PID703 POSDA PID902 PORUN PID903 PO…

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Test Report

DATA AND DEVICES / ANT-915-NUB-CCC ANT-915-NUB-ccc 915 MHz LPWA Whip Antenna The ANT-915-NUB-ccc is an extremely compact whip-style antenna designed for sub-1 GHz and low-power, wide-area (LPWA) applications including LoRaWAN®, IoT, remote controls, and ISM band applications in the 902 MHz to 930 MHz range. The ANT-915-NUB-ccc is a rugged monopole antenna with a length of less than 18 mm. The ANT-915-NUB-ccc may be used with metallic and non-metallic enclosures. The antenna connects using an SMA plug (male pin) or RP-SMA plug (female socket) connector. FEATURESAPPLICATIONS • Performance at 902 MHz to 930 MHz –VSWR: ≤ 2.6 –Peak Gain: 3.9 dBi –Efficiency: 38% • Compact size –Height 17.7 mm (0.70 in) –Diameter 7.0 mm (0.28 in) • AEC-Q200 Grade 2 compliance • Omnidirectional radiation pattern • SMA plug (male pin) or RP-SMA plug (female socket) connection • Low-power, wide-area (LPWA) applications –LoRaWAN®, ITU-T Y.4480 • ISM applications • Drone Antenna • FPV Antenna • UAV Antenna • Remote control, sensing and monitoring –Security systems –Industrial machinery –Automated equipment –AMR (automated meter reading) • Internet of Things (IoT) devices • Smart Home networking • Hand-held devices ORDERING INFORMATION Part NumberDescription ANT-915-NUB-RPS915 MHz LPWA whip antenna with RP-SMA plug (female socket) connector ANT-915-NUB-SMA915 MHz LPWA whip antenna with SMA plug (male pin) connector Available from Linx Technologies and select distributors and representatives. DATA AND DEVICES / ANT-915-NUB-CCC2 TABLE 2. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS ParameterValue ConnectionSMA plug (male pin), RP-SMA plug (female socket) Dimensions17.7 mm x Ø7.0 mm (0.70 in x Ø0.28 in) Weight2.9 g (0.10 oz) Operating Temp. Range-40 °C to +105 °C TABLE 1. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Electrical specifications and plots measured at the edge of a 102 mm x 102 mm (4 in x 4 in) reference ground plane. PRODUCT DIMENSIONS Figure 1. ANT-915-NUB-ccc Antenna Dimensions PACKAGING INFORMATION The ANT-915-NUB antenna is individually packaged in a sealed plastic bag, 50 pcs packed in a labeled clear polyethylene bag. Distribution channels may offer alternative packaging options. ANT-915-NUB915 MHz Frequency Range902 MHz to 930 MHz VSWR (max)2.6 Peak Gain (dBi)3.9 Average Gain (dBi)-4.3 Efficiency (%)38 PolarizationLinearRadiationOmnidirectional Max Power25 WWavelength1/4-wave Electrical TypeMonopoleImpedance50 Ω DATA AND DEVICES / ANT-915-NUB-CCC3 COUNTERPOISE Free Space, without ground planeOn edge of ground plane Figure 2. ANT-915-NUB-ccc Test Orientation Quarter-wave or monopole antennas require an associated ground plane counterpoise for proper operation. The size and location of the ground plane relative to the antenna will affect the overall performance of the antenna in the final design. When used in conjunction with a ground plane smaller than that used to tune the antenna, the center frequency typically will shift higher in frequency and the bandwidth will decrease. The proximity of other circuit elements and packaging near the antenna will also affect the final performance. For further discussion and guidance on the importance of the ground plane counterpoise, please refer to Linx Application Note, AN-00501: Understanding Antenna Specifications and Operation. ANTENNA ORIENTATION The ANT-915-NUB-ccc antenna is characterized in two antenna orientations as shown in Figure 2. The antenna in a free space orientation characterizes use of an antenna attached to an enclosure-mounted connector which is connected by cable to a printed circuit board. Characterization at the edge of the g…

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