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Preliminary Draft QUALCOMM Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit Installation/User Guide 80-98438-1EN Rev. B March 8, 2000 Preliminary Draft This guide is based on the production version of the QUALCOMM Globalstar GCK- 1410 Hands-Free Car Kit. Software changes may have occurred after this printing. QUALCOMM reserves the right to make changes in technical and product specifications without prior notice. QUALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive, San Diego, CA 92121-1714 Document Number 80-98438-1EN Rev. B Copyright ©2000, QUALCOMM ® Incorporated All rights reserved This technology was exported from the United States in accordance with the Export Administration Regulations. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited. QUALCOMM ® is a registered trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Digital by QUALCOMM ® is a registered trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. SMART KEY™ is a trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Globalstar™ is a trademark of Loral Qualcomm Satellite Services, Inc. Printed in the United States of America Preliminary Draft iii Contents Introduction ...............................................................................................1 Features .................................................................................................1 Safety precautions .................................................................................1 Exposure to radio frequency signals .....................................................1 Antenna care ..........................................................................................2 Phone operation .....................................................................................2 Driving ...................................................................................................2 Electronic devices ..................................................................................3 Pacemakers .....................................................................................3 Hearing aids ...................................................................................3 Other medical devices ....................................................................3 Vehicles ...........................................................................................3 Posted facilities ...............................................................................4 Blasting areas ........................................................................................4 Potentially explosive atmospheres .......................................................4 For vehicles equipped with an air bag ..................................................4 Operation ....................................................................................................5 Using the phone in a vehicle .................................................................5 Attaching the phone to the Hands-Free Car Kit cradle ...............5 Turning on the phone and Hands-Free Car Kit ...........................5 Car stereo mute ..............................................................................6 Hands-free mode ....................................................................................7 When you use hands-free mode .....................................................7 Adjusting speaker volume .....................................................................7 Connecting to a personal computer or fax (optional) ...........................7 Privacy Handset (optional) ....................................................................8 Privacy handset operation .............................................................8 Privacy Headset .....................................................................................9 Privacy headset operation ..............................................................9 Installation ................................................................................................11 Unpacking the Hands-Free Car Kit ...................................................11 Hands-Free Car Kit standard components .................................11 Hands-Free Car Kit optional accessories ....................................12 Component parts .................................................................................13 Globalstar electronic module .......................................................13 Hands-Free Car Kit cradle ...........................................................13 Hands-Free speaker .....................................................................13 Hands-Free microphone ...............................................................13 Car interface cable ........................................................................13 Car stereo muting (STEREO MUTE) ..........................................14 Ignition sense ................................................................................14 Outdoor unit .................................................................................14 Optional accessories ............................................................................14 Privacy handset ............................................................................14 Privacy headset and adapter .......................................................15 Cellular antenna (not included) ...................................................16 iv Preliminary Draft Data cable (not included) .............................................................16 Precautions for installation .................................................................16 Where to install ...................................................................................16 Suggested positioning of components ..........................................17 Hands-Free Car Kit ......................................................................18 Installing the Hands-Free microphone 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❹Connecting the leads on the car interface cable Caution Before connecting the car interface cable to the GEM, connect the leads first and follow the sequence below. Whether the vehicle ignition has an ACC position or not, connect: • Black lead ground (GND) to a clean unpainted metallic part of the vehicle. • Green lead (STEREO MUTE) to the audio system, if applicable. • Red lead to the positive terminal of the vehicle battery. • If the vehicle ignition has an ACC position, connect the yellow lead to the Power Sense ACC position. • If the vehicle ignition does not have an ACC position, connect the yellow lead to the ON position of the ignition (Power Sense). • Connect the microphone and speaker to the GEM. • Connect the ODU/Cradle pigtail cables together to connect the ODU to the cradle. • Connect the cellular antenna (not included). • Connect the cradle cable to the GEM. • Connect the data cable (not included) to the GEM. • Connect the optional privacy handset or privacy headset to the GEM. • Connect the car interface cable to the GEM. Caution Exceeding the following input voltage and current values causes the power fuse to open, and it will have to be replaced. Maximum input voltage is 16.0 volts. Maximum input current is 4000 mA. Black lead Green lead Yellow lead ACC (or ON) position STEREO MUTE Ground Red lead Battery terminal (+) Speaker Microphone Modem (not included) Cradle Power Privacy Headset/ Handset 549AA_1999Q 1. 2. GCK - 2a GCK - 9a GCK - 12a GCK - 1a GCK - 3a GCK - 6a GCK - 7 Cellular antenna (not included) 680AA_00 GCK - 11a GCK - 13 GCK - 14 MODE SOURCE RELEASE SOUND OFF 12 34 5 6 REPEATSHUF D-BASS DSPLSENS OFF 1 2 3 DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT + - Battery Accessory position ACC OFF START LOCK GCK - 8 (Optional) GCK - 1a PC cable (not included) GCK - 4 GCK - 5 (Optional) (Optional) 679AA_00 Legend: GCK = Globalstar Car Kit PC = Personal computer Laptop (not included) ❷How the components fit together Note See the QUALCOMM Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit User Guide for a list of components. ❶Precautions for installation 1.This car kit should be professionally installed. 2.Turn off the ignition and disconnect the vehicle’s battery terminal while installing the car kit. 3.Mount the Globalstar Electronic Module (GEM) and cradle so they do not interfere with normal driving operations and are not exposed to hot air from the vehicle’s heater. 4.Do not install the car kit directly over any type of electrical or connecting wire or pipeline for fuel, oil, or air condition- ing. 5.Do not place objects in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Serious injury could result. 6.The car kit is designed for vehicles with a negative ground 12 volt electrical system only. Other supply voltages or polar- ities could damage the equipment. 7.Use only the cables included in the car kit to connect the Outdoor Unit (ODU) to the cradle and only the supplied fuses for wiring. 8.After installation, check that the car interface cable and external antenna cable do not interfere with the operation of the car in any way. Make sure all of the cables operate properly. 9.After installation, make sure that all the components are secured and do not shift when the vehicle is moving or stopped. When connecting the leads on the car interface cable: 1.Make sure you do not drill through anything under the car. 2.Connect the red and then the yellow power input leads only after all other leads are connected. 3.Make firm connections. ❸ Where to install the components Note The installation of the car kit components may vary according to the make and model of the vehicle. External cellular antenna (not supplied) ODU ODU cable Phone and cradle To power Hands-Free speaker GEM Cellular antenna cable (not supplied) 442AA_00 Hands-Free microphone ❺Mounting the ODU The ODU is required for satellite communication when the phone is used inside a vehicle. It should be mounted on the roof of the vehicle with an unobstructed view of the sky. You can attach it to the roof of the vehicle using a magnet or a ski rack type mount, or permanently bolt it in place. Note Check with your service provider for available ODU mounting options. When you mount the ODU using a magnet, check the surface of the magnet before you put the ODU on the car. The ODU is not designed for high speed driving, so use moderate speeds if it is mounted on the roof. Be sure that the connector between GCK-12a and GCK-11a is inside the vehicle. Be sure to route the ODU cable through the weather strip without pinching it. Use only the ODU cables that come with the car kit when connecting the ODU and do not cut or modify the ODU cable. Caution It is not recommended that you mount the ODU on the trunk or a lower surface. Performance could be affected by the shadow effect of the car. Caution As discussed in the earlier section on exposure to radio frequency signals, when the ODU is transmitting, it is necessary that at least 25 cm (10 inches) line-of-sight separation distance be maintained between the ODU antenna and the people within or near the vehicle, above the horizon of the ODU antenna (above and to the side of the ODU). A 25 cm separation distance is not required below the ODU antenna horizon, inside the vehicle. Mounting the ODU at least 25 cm from the edge of the vehicle roof will satisfy the separation distance requirement under normal use conditions. Send * # pwr Clr Info End 1 2 3 abcdef 4 5 6 jkl ghimno 7 8 9 tuv prs wxyz 0 + Carpet 441AA_00 GCK - 9a GCK - 11a GCK - 12a ❻Mounting the Privacy Headset (optional) 707AA_00 Installation Sheet for the Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit Hands-Free Car Kit Standard ComponentsHands-Free Car Kit Optional Accessories 80-99094-1ML Rev.-

GCK-1410 27 April 2000 Change Page Instruction Sheet for the Installation Sheet for the Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit (80-99094-1 ML Rev.-) 1.Change 2 nd Caution Note for Step 5, Mounting the ODU, to read as follows: Caution Minimum Separation Distance Requirements As discussed in the GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit User Guide section on Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals, when the ODU is transmitting it is necessary that at least a 25 cm (10 inch) line-of-sight separation distance be maintained between the ODU antenna and the people within or near the vehicle, above the horizon of the ODU antenna (above and to the side of the ODU). Maintaining this separation distance will ensure compliance with the maximum permissible exposure (MPE) requirements of the FCC rules and the international standards referenced in the user guide section mentioned above. A 25 cm separation distance is not required below the antenna horizon, inside the vehicle. Mounting the ODU at least 25 cm from the edge of the vehicle roof will satisfy the separation distance requirement under normal use conditions. 2Add New Caution Note to Step 3, Where to Install the Equipment, as follows: Caution Minimum Separation Distance Requirements The cellular antenna must be installed so as to maintain a 20 cm (8 inch) separation distance between the antenna and the people within or near the vehicle, when the Tri-Mode portable phone within the car kit cradle is transmitting in cellular mode, to ensure compliance with maximum permissible exposure (MPE) requirements. See Step 5 below for ODU Minimum Separation Distance Requirements.

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QUALCOMM Proprietary: Restricted Distribution (This document contains critical information about QUALCOMM products and may not be distributed to anyone that is not an employee of Qualcomm without the approval of Configuration Management) Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit FCC Part 25 Certification Report FCC ID: J9CGSCK1A 80-98832-2 X1 Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 2 QUALCOMM Incorporated 6455 Lusk Blvd. San Diego, CA, 92121-2779 U.S.A. Copyright © QUALCOMM, Incorporated, 2000. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. All data and information contained in or disclosed by this document are confidential and proprietary information of QUALCOMM Incorporated and all rights therein are expressly reserved. By accepting this material the recipient agrees that this material and the information contained therein are held in confidence and in trust and will not be used, copied, reproduced in whole or in part, nor its contents revealed in any manner to others without the express written permission of QUALCOMM Incorporated. This technology is controlled by the United States Government. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited. QUALCOMM Proprietary: : Restricted Distribution (This document contains critical information about QUALCOMM products and may not be distributed to anyone that is not an employee of Qualcomm without the approval of Configuration Management) Globalstar™ is a trademark of Loral Qualcomm Satellite Services, Inc. Globalstar Portable User Terminal Car Kit FCC Part 25 Certification Report FCC ID: J9CGSCK1 80-98832-2 X1 April 26, 2000 Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 3 MANUFACTURER Qualcomm Incorporated 6455 Lusk Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92121-2779 Tel: 619-587-1121 Copyright © 2000 QUALCOMM Incorporated. All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America REGULATORY ENGINEERING MANAGER Paul Guckian Director of Engineering, Regulatory Location: Qualcomm Building R, Office R-202L Tel: 619-651-1547 Fax: 619-651-1988 e-mail: [email protected] REGULATORY ENGINEERING SPECIALIST William Moyer Sr. engineer EMC & Regulatory: Globalstar Project Location: Qualcomm Inc. Building R office R-212X. Tel: 619-658-3542 Fax: 619-651-1982 e-mail: [email protected] Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 4 Document Amendment Record DATEDETAILS OF CHANGE (affected pages, etc.) ISSUE STATUS MANUFACTURER APPROVAL 07/15/99GCK 1400 Initial Release1William Moyer 04/20/00GCK-1410 Revision Released1William moyer Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 5 Cover Letter See Exhibit 1. a. Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 6 FCC Form 731 for Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit See Exhibit 1. b for copy of electronically-executed FCC Form 731 Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 7 Confidentiality Request Letter See Exhibit 1. c. Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 8 List of Exhibits ExhibitDescriptionFCC Reference 1General Information2.1033 (c) 2Certification of Test Data2.911 3aGlobalstar Compliance Lab Reverse Link Test Procedures 2.947, 2.1051 3bGlobalstar Car Kit Narrowband OOBE Test Plan2.947, 2.1051 4aGlobalstar Car Kit ETSI Out-of-Band and In-Band Noise and Spurious Emissions Test Report 2.1051, 2.1049 4bConducted CK ETSI Test Data2.1051, 2.1049 4cNarrowband OOBE Test Report2.1051, 2.1049 5aGlobalstar CK Spurious Radiated Emissions Test Plan2.1051, 2.1049 5bGlobalstar CK Spurious Radiated Emissions Test Report 2.1051, 2.1049 6Globalstar CK Color Photographs2.1033 (c) (12) 7GCK-1410 Maximum Permissible Exposure Analysis1.1310, 2.1091 8CK Frequency Stability Data2.1055 9CK Identification Labels2.1033 (c) (11) 10Excepts from the Description of the Globalstar System2.1033 (c) (6), (13) 11aGS Hands-Free Car Kit Installation/User Guide2.1033 (c) (3) 11bGCK-1410 Installation Sheet2.1033 (c) (3) 12Car Kit Outdoor Unit (ODU) Drawings2.1033 (c) (12) 13GS Car Kit Electronic Module (GEM) Drawings2.1033 (c) (10), (12) 14GS Car Kit Cradle Drawings2.1033 (c) (12) 15CK Accessories Drawings2.1033 (c) (12) Applicant: QUALCOMMFCC ID: J9CGSCK1 9 EXHIBIT 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.0Introduction This document comprises the Certification Support Documentation for Certification of Qualcomm’s Globalstar (GS) GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit (CK). It provides the data required by the FCC for certification (formerly type acceptance) of intentional transmitters, to the requirements defined in 47 CFR Chapter 1 (10-1-98 Edition), Part 2, Sections 2.1033, 2.1046, 2.1047, 2.1049, 2.1051, 2.1053, and 2.1055 and Part 25, Sections 25.202 (f), 25.204, and 25.213 (b), and (per Report and Order FCC 98-338, adopted 12-17-98) Section 25.200 (c). The GCK-1410 Car Kit, like the earlier and previously certified GCK-1400 Car Kit (FCC ID: J9CGSCK1) that it replaces, is classified as an amplifier of the modulated Globalstar-mode RF signals to and from any Portable User Terminal (UT) inserted in the Car Kit’s cradle (as discussed in Section 2.0 of this exhibit and in Exhibits 10 and 11). Measured data provided was taken using measurement procedures in accordance with Part 2 Sections 2.1041 and 2.1057. The governing regulations are those applicable in the United States of America. Much of the content of the technical description called for in the Section 2.1033 (c) rules resides in the existing, separately published, internal Qualcomm or Globalstar documents furnished in Exhibits to this application. Please note that the information provided in Exhibits 12 through 15, is considered proprietary, as discussed in the Exhibit 2 Request for Confidentiality, and is not to be freely distributed. 2.0Equipment Description As described in Exhibits 10 and 11, the Car Kit provides the ability for a portable UT to operate within a closed vehicle, operating in a hands-free mode when installed in the dashboard-mounted Car Kit Cradle, and utilizing external antennas mounted on the vehicle exterior. In Globalstar mode, the RF signal from the UT is amplified in the Car Kit Outdoor Unit (ODU) and transmitted to overhead Globalstar satellites …

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Globalstar DRA ODU Car Kit MPE AnalysisJanuary 26, 2000 1 of 13 Analysis of Maximum Permissible Exposure from Globalstar Dielectric Resonator Antenna (DRA) Outdoor Unit Car Kit The purpose of this report is to analyze the non-ionizing electromagnetic (EM) radiation levels of the dielectric resonator antennas employed in Globalstar DRA Outdoor Unit (ODU) Car Kits (CK’s), operating as outside RF signal amplifiers and active remote antennas for portable user terminals (UT’s) located inside motor vehicles, and to compare the predicted levels with established maximum permissible exposure (MPE) levels, to determine the minimum permissible separation distance from those antennas. Within the United States, the governing regulations are those promulgated by the FCC in 47 CFR Ch. 1 (10-1-97 Edition) Part 1, Sections 1.1310 and 2.1091 [1] (unchanged from 10-1-96 Edition). Table 1 (B) in Section 1.1310 defines the MPE levels for domestic/uncontrolled exposure to RF radiation over the frequency range from 300 kHz to 100 GHz. The MPE limits are applicable to transmitting structures used at distances greater than 20 cm from the body and thus are appropriate for Car Kit ODU Antennas. The MPE requirements are a hybridization of those recommended by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) in association with the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) in ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992 [2] and of the earlier recommendations by the National Council on Radiation Protection (NCRP) in Chapter 17 of NCRP Report No. 86, 1986 [3]. These recommended exposure limits are also similar to those defined in the IRPA Guidelines on Protection Against Non-Ionizing Radiation, 1991 [4], which are reportedly in the process of being adopted in the European Union, as codified in European Pre- Standard ENV 59166-2, approved by CENELEC in 1994. This report uses the above standards to establish the minimum safe separation distance between radiating DRA ODU antenna structures and people in proximity to those antennas, during full-power Globalstar transmissions. In this report we’ve determined the power flux densities in the far field in free space, above a reflecting ground plane, and below the antenna Globalstar DRA ODU Car Kit MPE AnalysisJanuary 26, 2000 2 of 13 horizon, off the edge of a reflecting ground. These values may be used to determine the minimum safe distance from the antenna for US and International uncontrolled (general population) exposure environments. The analytical methodology employed is that defined in the FCC’s Office of Science and Technology Bulletin, No. 65, October 1985 [5]. For reference, Table 1 presents the maximum permissible exposure limits and averaging times for the above-described standards across the authorized transmission frequency band (1610-1621.35 MHz) for Globalstar user terminal (UT) antennas. As can be seen in the table, the IRPA limits represent the most severe limits in the Globalstar transmit band and subsequent discussions of limits and margins will be with respect to the IRPA limits, except where explicitly stated otherwise. Table 1. Maximum Permissible Exposure Level Requirements at Globalstar Transmit Frequencies MPE Limit Frequency (MHz) Wavelength (cm) FCC §1.1310 1997 (mW/cm 2 ) ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992 (mW/cm 2 ) IRPA 1991 (mW/cm 2 ) Uncontrolled300-1500• f/1500•• Environment1500- 100,000 • 1.0•• 300-15000• •f/1500• 400-2000• ••f/2000 2000- 300,000 • ••1.0 161018.63 1.001.0730.805 161818.54 1.001.0780.809 1621.3518.50 1.001.0810.811 1626.518.44 1.001.0840.813 Notes: 1. f = frequency in MHz 2. Averaging time for uncontrolled exposure environments is 30 minutes for FCC and ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992, and 6 minutes for IRPA 1991. Globalstar DRA ODU Car Kit MPE AnalysisJanuary 26, 2000 3 of 13 Globalstar Car Kit Transmitter and Antenna Characteristics Salient GS CK ODU Transmitter and Antenna characteristics used in this analysis are presented in Tables 2, 3, and 4. It should be noted that although the effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP) value shown in the table is higher than that specified in the Globalstar Air Interface (GAI) Specification (Reference 6), it is none-the-less a value which could be encountered in operation, depending on the transmitter power amplifier (PA) and antenna gain calibration tolerance stackups. The value is conservative, as is appropriate for a safety analysis. Table 2. GS SPDM Transmitter and Antenna Physical Characteristics UT CharacteristicValue Transmitter Power (P t )28.0 dBm (631 mW) UT Maximum Antenna Gain (G t ) 6.5 dBic Calibration Error Tolerance (Tol) 1.0 dB EIRP (P t + G t + Tol)35.5 dBm Antenna Diameter (D) 2.5 cm (Characteristic Dimension) Antenna Depth (d) 1.0 cm Antenna Height Above Base 5.0 cm Antenna Gain Since these are omnidirectional quadri-filar helical antennas designed to communicate with overhead satellites, their maximum gain is in directions well above the antenna horizon – at zenith for the GS DRA ODU antenna. Typical DRA antenna gain values as a function of elevation angle are presented in Table 3. There is a peak gain variation of less than 0.5 dB across the UT transmit band, with the highest in-band gain at the upper band edge, 1626.5 MHz, and those are the gain values presented in Table 3 and used in the analysis. The antenna gain is strongly direction dependant and the gain toward the ground plane beneath the antenna is substantially less than the gain in all directions above the horizon. Globalstar DRA ODU Car Kit MPE AnalysisJanuary 26, 2000 4 of 13 Table 3. GS SPDM Antenna Gain as a Function of Elevation _ _ _ Elevation AngleGainGain Delta (deg.)(dBic)(dB) 906.50.0 856.50.0 806.50.0 756.0-0.5 705.5-1.0 655.5-1.0 605.0-1.5 554.0-2.5 503.5-3.0 453.0-3.5 402.5-4.0 352.0-4.5 301.5-5.0 250.5-6.0 20-0.5-7.0 15-1.5-8.0 10-2.0-8.5 5-3.0-9.5 0-4.0-10.5 -5-4.5-11.0 -10-6.0-12.5 -15-7.0-13.5 -20-7.0-13.5 -25-11.0-17.5 -30-11.5-18.0 -35-12.5-19.0 -40-13.5-20.0 -45-15.5-22.0 -50-15.5-22.0 -55-15.5-22.0 -60-15.5-22.0 -65-…

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[email protected], 4/28/00 10:18 AM -0700, Requested Information: FCC ID: J9 To: [email protected] From: Bill Moyer x8-3542 <[email protected]> Subject: Requested Information: FCC ID: J9CGSCK1A Cc: pguckian, sgalati, mcarosel, pcoan, bwallace Bcc: X-Attachments: Frank Coperich: This e-mail will be printed to disk using PDFWriter and submitted as an attachment pdf file via the filing submissions webpage. It is also being sent to you directly in parallel so that we will have a record of what was submitted, that being something the Webpage does not always provide due to time-out problems. My responses to your specific questions and comments are interleaved below in blue italics so that they may be more readily discerned. Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 15:49:43 -0400 From: [email protected] (OET) To: wmoyer Subject: To:William Moyer, Qualcomm Incorporated From:Frank Coperich [email protected] FCC Application Processing Branch Re:FCC ID J9CGSCK1A Applicant:Qualcomm Incorporated Correspondence Reference Number:13676 731 Confirmation Number:EA97413 Date of Original E-Mail:04/27/2000 1. The RF exposure CAUTION statement included in step number 5 of the GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit installation sheet requires revision. The statement needs to alert users and installers that the 25 cm separation distance is required for satisfying FCC RF exposure compliance requirement and the antenna should be installed in manners that will provide this distance from persons. Please revise accordingly and upload the relevant pages. The GCK-1410 MPE minimum separation distance requirement statement and regulatory basis (FCC and International Standards) are presented in the Qualcomm Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit Installation/User Guide (Exhibit E.11a CK Use Guide 80-98438.pdf) Introduction, "Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals" Section (pp. 5-6) and "Mounting the ODU Section" (pp. 22-23), and in the Caution Note for Step 5 of the Installation Sheet for the Globalstar GCK-1410 Hands-Free Car Kit (Exhibit E.11b 80-99094-1ML 8_Instal.pdf). The Caution note for Installation Sheet Step 5, Mounting the ODU, was intended to amplify, not replace the MPE minimum separation distance requirement language in the Installation/User Guide. However per your request, the Installation Sheet Step 5 Caution Note is being modified as per the new GCK-1410 Installation Sheet Change Page Instructions, uploaded with this response as Exhibit E.11c Install Sheet Change.pdf. 2. The car-kit cradle that interfaces to this amplifier/booster/extender has a pigtail cable allowing connection to a cellular antenna. Please confirm that the device has no provisions for operating at frequencies other than those requested for this filing. Cellular antenna operating configurations are dependent on what are approved for an individual phone/device that have to satisfy MPE requirements. This needs to be clarified at appropriate locations of the manual. 1Printed for Bill Moyer x8-3542 <[email protected]> [email protected], 4/28/0…

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