J9CTCU-1900Terrestrial Communications Unit (TCU)

Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress for the Enhanced Display Unit QUALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego, CA 92121-1714 Copyright © 1999 QUALCOMM Incorporated. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission from QUALCOMM Incorporated. Export of this technology may be controlled by the U.S. Government. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited. OmniTRACS ® and QUALCOMM ® are registered trademarks and registered service marks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QTRACS ® , TrailerTRACS ® , SensorTRACS ® , JTRACS ® , JTRACS Pro ® , and CabCard ® are registered trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions ™ , TruckMAIL ™ , and OmniTRACS Online ™ are trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QMASS SM is a service mark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Other brand, product, or service names listed in this document are the trademarks/service marks or registered trademarks/service marks of their respective holders. The Products/Equipment described in the attached documentation are manufactured under one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 4,928,2744,926,130 4,979,1704,876,554 5,017,9265,126,748 5,142,2785,239,685 5,442,8105,586,130 5,434,548Other Patents Pending. September 1999 80-53484-1 Rev A QUALCOMM Proprietaryiii Contents Introducing OmniExpress 1 OmniExpress overview 1 OmniExpress Functions 2 TMCT Overview 2 Getting help with OmniExpress 3 Getting Started 5 Using the Display Unit 5 Using the View Status screens 7 Reading Messages 9 Message Notification 9 Reading messages 10 Reading old messages 11 Sending Messages 13 Sending canned messages 13 Sending free-form messages 15 Canceling messages 16 Replying to messages 17 Reading and creating messages at the same time 18 Using the Phone 19 Answering a phone call 19 Making a call from the phone book 20 Making a call without the phone book 21 Viewing missed calls 22 Trip Information 25 Sending trip information 25 Using trip information 26 Frequently Asked Questions 27 Display Unit 27 Messages 27 View Status screen 28 Accessories 28 Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) ivQUALCOMM Proprietary SensorTRACS 29 Checking who is signed on to SensorTRACS 29 Signing on to SensorTRACS 29 Checking SensorTRACS information 30 Signing off from SensorTRACS 31 TrailerTRACS 33 Checking TrailerTRACS connections 33 Sending initial TrailerTRACS connections 33 Manual trailer connection 33 Canned message connection 34 Sending refrigeration status 34 Understanding TrailerTRACS disconnections 35 QUALCOMM Proprietary1 1 Introducing OmniExpress This driver manual provides the information you need to use the display unit installed in your vehicle. This chapter covers:
OmniExpress overview
TMCT Overview
Getting help with OmniExpress
OmniExpress overview OmniExpress is a two-way terrestrial communications and vehicle tracking system that links your vehicle to your dispatch center. You can maintain two-way contact with your company 24 hours a day. The major components of OmniExpress are illustrated below. Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) 2QUALCOMM Proprietary OmniExpress Functions OmniExpress capabilities center around sending and receiving text messages and optional phone communication. You use the display unit to send either new messages or replies to messages received from your dispatcher. Messages are also created by a dispatcher and sent from the dispatch computer to your vehicle. These messaging functions give OmniTRACS several advantages: •Your company can send dispatch information directly to you in your vehicle. •You get detailed information about pickup or delivery changes sent directly to you, keeping you on the road. •Some messages may be received and sent automatically by your company’s computer, rather than your dispatcher, so you get information faster. •You can inform your company immediately of any problems you encounter on the road that might affect the delivery schedule (such as bad weather, heavy traffic, and breakdowns), so your company and your customers know the exact time each vehicle is expected to arrive at its destination.
TMCT Overview The Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal consists of equipment installed on your vehicle as shown in Figure 1-1. Figure 1-1. TMCT components 1 Introducing OmniExpress QUALCOMM Proprietary 3
Getting help with OmniExpress If you have a problem with your unit that this manual cannot help you solve, call your dispatcher or fleet manager. Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) 4QUALCOMM Proprietary QUALCOMM Proprietary5 2 Getting Started In order to send and receive messages, you need to know the features of the display unit. This chapter covers:
Using the Display Unit
Using the View Status screens
Using the Display Unit The display unit is your connection to OmniExpress. You use the keyboard to send and receive messages and to check the status of the unit. See Figure 2-1 for some of the keys you will use frequently. For a quick reference of the keyboard features, see the OmniExpress Visor Card. 8 Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) 6QUALCOMM Proprietary Figure 2-1. Display unit ➁ Message Waiting lights—these come on when you receive a new message. For important messages, the lights blink indicating that there is a more urgent message. The lights stay on until you read the message, then the unit automatically turns the message waiting lights off. There is one light on the front of the unit and another on the top. ➂ View Status key—the View Status screens provide information about your unit. For a description of the View Status screens, see “Using the View Status screens” on page 2-7. ➃ Backlight key—press to illuminate the keyboard and display screen in low light or after dark. Press again to turn the backlight off. ➄ Volume control key—press at the top to increase the sound of the message waiting beep and k…

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Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions October 1999 QUALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive, San Diego, California 92121-1714 US 80-53184-1 Rev. A Q UALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego, CA 92121-1714 Copyright © 1990–1999 Q UALCOMM Incorporated. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. OmniTRACS® and QUALCOMM® are registered trademarks and registered service marks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. SensorTRACS®, JTRACS®, JTRACS Pro®, and TrailerTRACS® are registered trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions™ is a trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Other brand, product, or service names listed in this document are the trademarks or service marks of their respective holders. All data and information contained in or disclosed by this document is 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 is 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. The information in this document is subject to change with subsequent software releases without notice. Export of this technology may be controlled by the U.S. Government. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited. The products/equipment described in the attached documentationare manufactured under one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 4,928,274; 4,926,130; 4,979,170; 4,876,554; 5,017,926; 5,126,748; 5,142,278; 5,239,685; 5,442,810; 5,586,130; 5,434,548. Other patents pending. October 1999 80-53184-1 Rev. A 80-53184-1 Rev. AQUALCOMM Proprietaryiii Contents Product Overview 1 Tools and Supplies Needed for Installation 1 Installation Overview 2 Typical TMCT System Installation Sequence 3 Typical Installation Location 4 TCU Antennae Installation 4 Orienting and Installing the TCU Antennae on the Tractor Roof 4 GPS Antenna Mounting Procedures 6 PCS Antenna Mounting Procedures 6 EDU and Holster Installation Procedures 7 Selecting a Location 7 Installing the EDU Holster 7 Inspecting Cables 9 Connecting the EDU Cable to the EDU 9 Inserting the EDU into the Holster 10 Handset Installation 11 Selecting a Location 11 Installing the Hand-set and Cradle 11 TCU Installation 12 Selecting a Mounting Location 12 Installing the TCU 14 Connecting Cables to the TCU 14 Checking All TCU Cable Connections 15 Securing Cables 15 Cable Installation 15 Installing the Antennae Cables 15 Installing the EDU Cable 16 Installing the Handset Cable 16 Installing the Power/Accessory Cable 17 ivQUALCOMM Proprietary80-53184-1 Rev. A 80-53184-1 Rev. AQUALCOMM Proprietary1 Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions Product Overview The Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal (TMCT) is the complete cost-effective mobile information management solution for vehicles operating in metropolitan areas and major highway corridors. The system provides two-way communications, automatic position reports, and collects and records powerful management data. Should questions arise while performing these procedures, please contact the QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions (QWBS) Hotline at (800) 541-7490 for technical support. Tools and Supplies Needed for Installation The following tools and supplies are recommended for performing installations. Those marked with a bullet (•) are considered the essential tools and supplies required to perform an installation. Tools other than these may be required to facilitate certain installations and maintenance. WrenchesMisc. Tools • Standard Combination Wrench Set• Diagonal Wire Cutters Adjustable Wrench• Wire Strippers • 3/16” Hex (Allen) Wrench• Butt Splice Crimping Tool Ratchet/Sockets • Level • 3/8” Drive Standard Deep Well Socket SetVise Grips 1/4” Drive Standard Deep Well Socket Set• Volt/ohm Meter 1/4” RatchetHacksaw 3/8” RatchetHammer 3/8” Drive Socket SetUtility Knife 9/16” Deep SocketFiles (flat, round) Screwdrivers Channel Locks • Phillips #2Straight Awl Power Screwdriver (speeds installation time)Measuring Tape Slotted Screwdriver Torx Bit Set Misc. Supplies Installation OverviewTerrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions 2QUALCOMM Proprietary80-53184-1 Rev. A Note If available, a combination wire stripper/cutter/crimper is acceptable. Installation Overview The Terrestrial Communications Unit (TCU) mounts on the interior cabin wall, behind the driver’s seat approximately two feet above the floor. The Enhanced Display Unit (EDU) mounts on the interior cabin, usually on the dashboard. The Handset also mounts on the interior cabin dashboard. The TCU Antennae (GPS and PCS) are mounted on the truck’s exterior, typically on the front portion of the tractor roof. Drill Bits • Silicone Sealant • 3/8” Bit• Loctite 242 (blue) • 5/16” Bit• Assorted Ring Terminals 5/8” Bit and 3/4” Bit (both are available on 1/4- 3/4 step/index drill bit) • Red, Blue, & Yellow Butt Splices • 1-1/2” Hole Saw• Electrical Tape Air Tools Test Light • 3/8” DrillFlash/Drop Light 3/8” Ratchet Power Tools Note: The tools marked with a bullet (•) are considered essential. 14” Chop Saw (or tool capable of cutting stock aluminum channel) Cordless Drill 80-53184-1 Rev. AQUALCOMM Proprietary3 Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions Installation Overview Typical TMCT System Installation Sequence Before beginning the installation, plan the order in which you will install the TMCT System. Every installation is different. The following is a typical installation sequence: 1. TCU Antennae (GPS and PCS) 2. EDU and Holster 3. Hand-set with cradle 4. TCU 5. Cables TCU EDU GPS Antenna PCS Antenna COE truck cab - top view COE truck cab - side view GPS Antenna PCS Antenna 99AAB_01 TCU Antenna Cable Handse…

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Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress for the Enhanced Display Unit QUALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego, CA 92121-1714 Copyright © 1999 QUALCOMM Incorporated. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission from QUALCOMM Incorporated. Export of this technology may be controlled by the U.S. Government. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited. OmniTRACS ® and QUALCOMM ® are registered trademarks and registered service marks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QTRACS ® , TrailerTRACS ® , SensorTRACS ® , JTRACS ® , JTRACS Pro ® , and CabCard ® are registered trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions ™ , TruckMAIL ™ , and OmniTRACS Online ™ are trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QMASS SM is a service mark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Other brand, product, or service names listed in this document are the trademarks/service marks or registered trademarks/service marks of their respective holders. The Products/Equipment described in the attached documentation are manufactured under one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 4,928,2744,926,130 4,979,1704,876,554 5,017,9265,126,748 5,142,2785,239,685 5,442,8105,586,130 5,434,548Other Patents Pending. September 1999 80-53484-1 Rev A QUALCOMM Proprietaryiii Contents Introducing OmniExpress 1 OmniExpress overview 1 OmniExpress Functions 2 TMCT Overview 2 Getting help with OmniExpress 3 Getting Started 5 Using the Display Unit 5 Using the View Status screens 7 Reading Messages 9 Message Notification 9 Reading messages 10 Reading old messages 11 Sending Messages 13 Sending canned messages 13 Sending free-form messages 15 Canceling messages 16 Replying to messages 17 Reading and creating messages at the same time 18 Using the Phone 19 Answering a phone call 19 Making a call from the phone book 20 Making a call without the phone book 21 Viewing missed calls 22 Trip Information 25 Sending trip information 25 Using trip information 26 Frequently Asked Questions 27 Display Unit 27 Messages 27 View Status screen 28 Accessories 28 Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) ivQUALCOMM Proprietary SensorTRACS 29 Checking who is signed on to SensorTRACS 29 Signing on to SensorTRACS 29 Checking SensorTRACS information 30 Signing off from SensorTRACS 31 TrailerTRACS 33 Checking TrailerTRACS connections 33 Sending initial TrailerTRACS connections 33 Manual trailer connection 33 Canned message connection 34 Sending refrigeration status 34 Understanding TrailerTRACS disconnections 35 QUALCOMM Proprietary1 1 Introducing OmniExpress This driver manual provides the information you need to use the display unit installed in your vehicle. This chapter covers:
OmniExpress overview
TMCT Overview
Getting help with OmniExpress
OmniExpress overview OmniExpress is a two-way terrestrial communications and vehicle tracking system that links your vehicle to your dispatch center. You can maintain two-way contact with your company 24 hours a day. The major components of OmniExpress are illustrated below. Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) 2QUALCOMM Proprietary OmniExpress Functions OmniExpress capabilities center around sending and receiving text messages and optional phone communication. You use the display unit to send either new messages or replies to messages received from your dispatcher. Messages are also created by a dispatcher and sent from the dispatch computer to your vehicle. These messaging functions give OmniTRACS several advantages: •Your company can send dispatch information directly to you in your vehicle. •You get detailed information about pickup or delivery changes sent directly to you, keeping you on the road. •Some messages may be received and sent automatically by your company’s computer, rather than your dispatcher, so you get information faster. •You can inform your company immediately of any problems you encounter on the road that might affect the delivery schedule (such as bad weather, heavy traffic, and breakdowns), so your company and your customers know the exact time each vehicle is expected to arrive at its destination.
TMCT Overview The Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal consists of equipment installed on your vehicle as shown in Figure 1-1. Figure 1-1. TMCT components 1 Introducing OmniExpress QUALCOMM Proprietary 3
Getting help with OmniExpress If you have a problem with your unit that this manual cannot help you solve, call your dispatcher or fleet manager. Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) 4QUALCOMM Proprietary QUALCOMM Proprietary5 2 Getting Started In order to send and receive messages, you need to know the features of the display unit. This chapter covers:
Using the Display Unit
Using the View Status screens
Using the Display Unit The display unit is your connection to OmniExpress. You use the keyboard to send and receive messages and to check the status of the unit. See Figure 2-1 for some of the keys you will use frequently. For a quick reference of the keyboard features, see the OmniExpress Visor Card. 8 Driver’s Guide to OmniExpress (EDU) 6QUALCOMM Proprietary Figure 2-1. Display unit ➁ Message Waiting lights—these come on when you receive a new message. For important messages, the lights blink indicating that there is a more urgent message. The lights stay on until you read the message, then the unit automatically turns the message waiting lights off. There is one light on the front of the unit and another on the top. ➂ View Status key—the View Status screens provide information about your unit. For a description of the View Status screens, see “Using the View Status screens” on page 2-7. ➃ Backlight key—press to illuminate the keyboard and display screen in low light or after dark. Press again to turn the backlight off. ➄ Volume control key—press at the top to increase the sound of the message waiting beep and k…

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Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions October 1999 QUALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive, San Diego, California 92121-1714 US 80-53184-1 Rev. A Q UALCOMM Incorporated 5775 Morehouse Drive San Diego, CA 92121-1714 Copyright © 1990–1999 Q UALCOMM Incorporated. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. OmniTRACS® and QUALCOMM® are registered trademarks and registered service marks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. SensorTRACS®, JTRACS®, JTRACS Pro®, and TrailerTRACS® are registered trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions™ is a trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Other brand, product, or service names listed in this document are the trademarks or service marks of their respective holders. All data and information contained in or disclosed by this document is 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 is 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. The information in this document is subject to change with subsequent software releases without notice. Export of this technology may be controlled by the U.S. Government. Diversion contrary to U.S. law prohibited. The products/equipment described in the attached documentationare manufactured under one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 4,928,274; 4,926,130; 4,979,170; 4,876,554; 5,017,926; 5,126,748; 5,142,278; 5,239,685; 5,442,810; 5,586,130; 5,434,548. Other patents pending. October 1999 80-53184-1 Rev. A 80-53184-1 Rev. AQUALCOMM Proprietaryiii Contents Product Overview 1 Tools and Supplies Needed for Installation 1 Installation Overview 2 Typical TMCT System Installation Sequence 3 Typical Installation Location 4 TCU Antennae Installation 4 Orienting and Installing the TCU Antennae on the Tractor Roof 4 GPS Antenna Mounting Procedures 6 PCS Antenna Mounting Procedures 6 EDU and Holster Installation Procedures 7 Selecting a Location 7 Installing the EDU Holster 7 Inspecting Cables 9 Connecting the EDU Cable to the EDU 9 Inserting the EDU into the Holster 10 Handset Installation 11 Selecting a Location 11 Installing the Hand-set and Cradle 11 TCU Installation 12 Selecting a Mounting Location 12 Installing the TCU 14 Connecting Cables to the TCU 14 Checking All TCU Cable Connections 15 Securing Cables 15 Cable Installation 15 Installing the Antennae Cables 15 Installing the EDU Cable 16 Installing the Handset Cable 16 Installing the Power/Accessory Cable 17 ivQUALCOMM Proprietary80-53184-1 Rev. A 80-53184-1 Rev. AQUALCOMM Proprietary1 Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions Product Overview The Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal (TMCT) is the complete cost-effective mobile information management solution for vehicles operating in metropolitan areas and major highway corridors. The system provides two-way communications, automatic position reports, and collects and records powerful management data. Should questions arise while performing these procedures, please contact the QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions (QWBS) Hotline at (800) 541-7490 for technical support. Tools and Supplies Needed for Installation The following tools and supplies are recommended for performing installations. Those marked with a bullet (•) are considered the essential tools and supplies required to perform an installation. Tools other than these may be required to facilitate certain installations and maintenance. WrenchesMisc. Tools • Standard Combination Wrench Set• Diagonal Wire Cutters Adjustable Wrench• Wire Strippers • 3/16” Hex (Allen) Wrench• Butt Splice Crimping Tool Ratchet/Sockets • Level • 3/8” Drive Standard Deep Well Socket SetVise Grips 1/4” Drive Standard Deep Well Socket Set• Volt/ohm Meter 1/4” RatchetHacksaw 3/8” RatchetHammer 3/8” Drive Socket SetUtility Knife 9/16” Deep SocketFiles (flat, round) Screwdrivers Channel Locks • Phillips #2Straight Awl Power Screwdriver (speeds installation time)Measuring Tape Slotted Screwdriver Torx Bit Set Misc. Supplies Installation OverviewTerrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions 2QUALCOMM Proprietary80-53184-1 Rev. A Note If available, a combination wire stripper/cutter/crimper is acceptable. Installation Overview The Terrestrial Communications Unit (TCU) mounts on the interior cabin wall, behind the driver’s seat approximately two feet above the floor. The Enhanced Display Unit (EDU) mounts on the interior cabin, usually on the dashboard. The Handset also mounts on the interior cabin dashboard. The TCU Antennae (GPS and PCS) are mounted on the truck’s exterior, typically on the front portion of the tractor roof. Drill Bits • Silicone Sealant • 3/8” Bit• Loctite 242 (blue) • 5/16” Bit• Assorted Ring Terminals 5/8” Bit and 3/4” Bit (both are available on 1/4- 3/4 step/index drill bit) • Red, Blue, & Yellow Butt Splices • 1-1/2” Hole Saw• Electrical Tape Air Tools Test Light • 3/8” DrillFlash/Drop Light 3/8” Ratchet Power Tools Note: The tools marked with a bullet (•) are considered essential. 14” Chop Saw (or tool capable of cutting stock aluminum channel) Cordless Drill 80-53184-1 Rev. AQUALCOMM Proprietary3 Terrestrial Mobile Communications Terminal Installation Instructions Installation Overview Typical TMCT System Installation Sequence Before beginning the installation, plan the order in which you will install the TMCT System. Every installation is different. The following is a typical installation sequence: 1. TCU Antennae (GPS and PCS) 2. EDU and Holster 3. Hand-set with cradle 4. TCU 5. Cables TCU EDU GPS Antenna PCS Antenna COE truck cab - top view COE truck cab - side view GPS Antenna PCS Antenna 99AAB_01 TCU Antenna Cable Handse…

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TCU-1900 FCC CertificationFCC ID: J9CTCU-1900Attestation Statement QUALCOMM ProprietaryPage 2-1 2 Attestation Statement 1 The Terrestrial Communications Unit (TCU), QUALCOMM Model TCU-PCS-2 1900 (FCC ID: J9CTCU-1900), is a mobile station of the Terrestrial Mobile3 Communication Terminal (TMCT) system for voice or data communicate with a4 fleet management center and other business and personal sites through a5 terrestrial network.6 The equipment is in full compliance with all parts of ANSI J-STD-008, Personal7 Station-Base Station Compatibility Requirements for 1.8 to 2.0 GHz Code8 Division Multiple Access (CDMA) Personal Communications Systems, issue9 August 1995.10 The equipment complies with uncontrolled RF exposure environment11 requirement by the IEEE STD C95.1.12 The data, data evaluation and equipment configuration represented herein for13 equipment certification are a true and accurate representation of the14 measurements of the sample’s radio frequency interference emissions15 characteristics as of the dates and at the times of the test under the conditions16 herein specified. This applies to all tests that do not require an Open Area Test17 Site (OATS) to perform. Test that required an OATS site was performed by TUV18 Product Services.19 20 Equipment Tested:Terrestrial Communication Unit (TCU) 21 Part Number:10-53701-122 Series Number:000000020023 Dates of Test:September 12 – 30, 199924 Test Performed by:Fang Han, Senior Engineer25 26 27 __________________________28

TCU-1900 FCC CertificationFCC ID: J9CTCU-1900Cover Letters QUALCOMM ProprietaryPage 1-1 1 Cover Letters 1 1.1 Equipment Auth orization Application for 2 FCC ID J9CTCU-1900 3 TO:4 Federal Communications Commission5 Authorization and Evaluation Division6 October 1, 19997 8 Re: Equipment Authorization Application for FCC ID J9CTCU-19009 QUALCOMM herein submits the Application for Equipment Authorization (FCC10 Form 731) and Exhibits for Certification of a Terrestrial Communications Unit11 (TCU), FCC ID J9CTCU-1900, operating in PCS frequency band.12 Applicant:QUALCOMM, INC.13 5775 Morehouse Drive14 San Diego, CA 92121-171415 Manufacture:QUALCOMM, INC.16 5775 Morehouse Drive17 San Diego, CA 92121-171418 The equipment, QUALCOMM model TCU-PCS-1900, is a mobile station of the19 Terrestrial Mobile Communication Terminal (TMCT) system for voice or data20 communicate with a fleet management center and other business and personal21 sites through a terrestrial network. The equipment is in full compliance with all22 parts of ANSI J-STD-008, Personal Station-Base Station Compatibility23 Requirements for 1.8 to 2.0 GHz Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)24 Personal Communications Systems, issue August 1995.25 26 Fang Han27 Senior Engineer28 Qualcomm Inc.29

Cover LettersFCC ID: J9CTCU-1900TCU-1900 FCC Certification Page 1-2QUALCOMM Proprietary 1.2 Request of Conf identiality 1 TO:2 Federal Communications Commission3 Authorization and Evaluation Division4 October 1, 19995 6 Re: Request of Confidentiality7 Pursuant to Sections 0.457 and 0.459 of the Commission’s Rules, the Applicant8 hereby requests confidential treatment of the information accompanying this9 Application as outlined below:10 Description11 All schematics/block diagrams12 All parts lists13 The above materials contain trade secrets and proprietary information not14 customarily released to the public. The public disclosure of these matters might15 be harmful to the Applicant and provide unjustified benefits to its competitors.16 The Applicant understands that pursuant to Rule 0.457, disclosure of this17 Application and all accompanying documentation will not be made before the18 date of the Grant for this Application.19 20 21 22 Jay Moulton23 Director, Engineering24 QUALCOMM, INC.25

TCU-1900 FCC CertificationFCC ID: J9CTCU-1900Cover Letters QUALCOMM ProprietaryPage 1-3 1.3 Correction to FC C Form 731 1 TO:2 Federal Communications Commission3 Authorization and Evaluation Division4 October 6, 19995 6 Re: Correction to FCC Form 731 for FCC ID J9CTCU-1900, CN: EA955507 8 QUALCOMM herein submits its correction to FCC Form 731 which has been9 incorrectly filled in for some Items during registration for Equipment10 Authorization Application of Qualcomm’s Terrestrial Communications Unit11 (TCU). The following information are correct and should be used for the FCC12 Form 731.13 14 Item 7. Non-Technical Contact:15 Fang Han16 Phone: (858) 845-3078, Fax: (858) 845-204517 5775 Morehouse Drive18 San Diego, CA 9212119 20 Item 12. EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS:21 Rated RF power output in watts: 0.32522 Frequency tolerance: 2.5 ppm23 24 25 Fang Han26 Senior Engineer27 Qualcomm Inc.28 29

Cover LettersFCC ID: J9CTCU-1900TCU-1900 FCC Certification Page 1-4QUALCOMM Proprietary 1.4 Exhibit Descripti on 1 The following documents in pdf electronic format will be submitted to FCC for2 equipment authorization.3 4 FCC Exhibit TypeExhibit DescriptionFile name (.pdf) Cover LettersEquipment authorization applicationCover letter_1 Cover LettersRequest of confidentialityCover letter_2 Cover LettersCorrection to registration Form 731Cover letter_3 Cover LettersExhibit descriptionCover letter_4 Attestation statementAttestation statementAttestation Operational DescriptionOperational descriptionOperational descript Technical ReportMeasurement data and test setupTech report RF Exposure InfoRF exposure analysisRF exposure Technical ReportTUV Product Service ReportTUV rep Block DiagramBlock diagram and clock informationBlock-Clock Parts List/Tune Up InfoPart listPart_list SchematicsSchematicsSchematics Label/location InformationLabel/location informationLabel External PhotoExternal photoExt photo Internal PhotoInternal photoInt photo Users GuideUsers guideDrivers guide Users GuideInstallation guideInstallation 5 6

TO: Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division November 6, 1999 Re: New exhibit for FCC Identifier for FCC ID J9CTCU-1900, CN: EA95550 QUALCOMM herein submits its adding attachmen…

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