LXC-NN0200Telematics Communication System

NISSAN MOTOR CO.,LTD. Draft 1 THE INFINITI COMMUNICATOR (IF EQUIPPED) The Infiniti Communicator provides an integrated wireless connection between you, your vehicle, a network of services, and the Infiniti Communicator Response Center. With this telematics system, Infiniti provides you with emergency response support and access to a wide range of conveniences including customized news and information. The Infiniti Communicator system provides you with hands-free calling and a number of services that may be useful to your ownership experience. The Infiniti Communicator is connected with Wingcast, an independent telematics service provider. SAFE OPERATION It is important that you read this section thoroughly to help ensure the safe operation of your Infiniti Communicator system as well as to take full advantage of all the system’s capabilities. • Drivers must always pay attention to the road and drive safely. Please use your Infiniti Communicator responsibly. INFINITI COMMUNICATOR ACTIVATION The Infiniti Communicator system is not operational until system programming is completed through the Infiniti Communicator Response Center. Press the INFO button twice to start activation of your services. This will place a call to the Response Center and transfer certain information to it. In the event that you are not able to complete a call in this manner you should contact the Infiniti Communicator Response Center directly at (800) 713-1475 or contact Infiniti Consumer Affairs at (800) 662-6200. During the activation call the following activities will take place: • Collection of identifying information such as name, address, etc. • Assignment of vehicle phone number associated with your specific vehicle. • Confirmation of Internet access to support customization of one touch information as well as phone book management through the www.infiniti.com website. In the event that you do not have access to the Internet, the Infiniti Communicator Response Center will make arrangements to assist you with these functions at your convenience. • Establishment of a Personal Identification Number (PIN). You will use this number to access your account. • Confirmation of receipt and agreement to the Terms & Conditions of service (copy available at time of delivery or through www.infiniti.com website). The Infiniti Communicator system remains in a demonstration mode until these activities are completed. ACCOUNT MAINTAINENCE For the first year, certain of the Infiniti Communicator services are included in the new vehicle purchase price and begin on the warranty start date. However, services will not be provided until after activation. After this period, it is the owners’ responsibility to maintain NISSAN MOTOR CO.,LTD. Draft 2 an active account. If the account is inactive, services will not be available. For information on how to activate an account please refer to the Activation section above. Additional service options that increase your base number of minutes per month are available at an additional cost. To subscribe to additional service minutes or upgrade your plan, contact the Infiniti Communicator Response Center at (800) 713-1475 If you change your address, please contact the Infiniti Communicator Response Center. When selling your car, ending your lease or canceling your Infiniti Communicator service, you should contact the Infiniti Response Center to ensure that no additional charges will apply to your account. INFINITI COMMUNICATOR SERVICES SAFETY AND SECURITY (INCLUDED IN NEW VEHICLE PURCHASE PRICE FOR ONE YEAR) AUTO AIRBAG ALERT If your airbag inflates, the Infiniti Communicator System automatically places a call to the Infiniti Communicator Response Center. A Specialist will dispatch help to your location if requested. If the specialist is unable to determine if you require assistance, an emergency service provider will be contacted and dispatched to your location. (Note: The Auto Airbag Alert feature does not require you to press any buttons.) If you are unable to respond to the Specialist, an emergency service provider will be contacted and dispatched to your location. ROADSIDE ASSIST For Roadside Assistance, press the EMERGENCY button to speak with a Specialist who will locate your vehicle and dispatch assistance if requested. EMERGENCY HOTLINE In an emergency situation, press the EMERGENCY button to speak with a Specialist who will locate your vehicle and dispatch assistance if requested. At your discretion, the Specialist will remain connected until help arrives. STOLEN VEHICLE LOCATOR In the unfortunate event that your vehicle is stolen, please file a police report. Then, with the incident number and/or stolen vehicle report case ID, call the Infiniti Communicator Response Center at 1-800-713-1475 to assist the police in locating your vehicle. REMOTE VEHICLE FUNCTIONS NISSAN MOTOR CO.,LTD. Draft 3 (Remote Lock/Unlock and Remote Find) To have your vehicle locked or unlocked remotely, or to have your vehicle located by flashing the lights and sounding the horn, please call the Infiniti Communicator Response Center at 1-800-713-1475 to assist you. (Available without additional charge up to 4 times per year.) ACCIDENT CHECKLIST Press the EMERGENCY button or contact the Infiniti Communicator Response Center at 1-800-713-1475 to speak with a Specialist who will provide guidance regarding information to collect in the event of an accident. CONVENIENCE AND INFORMATION (Some access to these services may be included in the new vehicle price - see Quick Reference Guide for details or www.infiniti.com) For voice-activated access, press the INFO button and follow the main menu. Infiniti provides you with an array of services to help keep you informed and offers convenience options that help make your ownership experience more pleasant. PERSONAL INFOGUIDE These services include current information such as news, weather, sports, email reader and stock quotes. By visiting www.infiniti.com or speaking with a Sp…

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Subject: FW: Additional Information on Your Question (Assessment No. : AN02T2029) -----Original Message----- From: Makoto Okada [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2002 2:17 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Additional Information on Your Question (Assessment No. : AN02T2029) Date: May 18, 2002 Assessment No. : AN02T2029 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Applicant: Denso International America, Inc. Attention: Mr. Mike Kuo Vice President Director of Certification Division Compliance Certification Services Reference: Your E-mail of 05/14/2002 Sending From: Makoto Okada EMC Div. Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) KITA-KANSAI Testing Center Message: Dear Mr. Kuo: Thank you for your advice by your E-mail of 05/14/2002. Per your request, we resent new exhibits through "Add Attachment" (Upload Additional Files for Pending Application) of CCS TCB Electronic Filing System on Saturday, May 18. File Upload Result is all OK. The uploaded files are as follows: Attestation Statements for ESN requirement per 22.919 of FCC rules (1 file) Attestation Statements for E911 requirement per 22.921 of FCC rules (1 file) Confidential letter (1 file) Users manual (1 file) "CONFIDENTIAL" Test report (1 file) Test setup photos (1 file) Please confirm each file which does Uploaded. For your requested information, our responses are as follows: Question #1 and #2 We submitted Attestation Statements for ESN requirement per 22.919 of FCC rules and Attestation Statements for E911 requirement per 22.921 of FCC rules as the additional JPEG files through "Add Attachment". Question #3 We submitted the corrected Test Report. The file name is "KL80020020R". Please refer to Page 74 (MPE evaluation for 800 MHz) and Page 92 (MPE evaluation for 1900 MHz) of the corrected Test Report. The Test Report was corrected, and replace the Test Setup Photos, please. The file name is "TestSetupPhotoR". Question #4 We submitted the corrected User Manual. Question #5 Please refer to page 66 - 70 (Modulation Characteristics) of the corrected Test Report. Question #6 The EUT (Equipment Under Test) has no function of the modulation with voice and wideband data together. The measurement for Question #6 is not performed. Question #7 Please refer to page 63 - 64 (Band-Edge Emission 800 MHz CDMA) of the corrected Test Report. Question #8 Please refer to Page 86 - 88 (Band-Edge Emission 1900MHz CDMA) of the corrected Test Report. Question #9 Man-Machine Interface Module Specification is described in the User Manual. Therefore, we listed "User's Manual" in the corrected Confidential Letter. File named "800MHz" and "1900MHz" are as Antenna Specifications as listed in the Confidential Letter. Question #10 We listed file named "RF Section. High Level Description" in the corrected Confidential Letter. If these are not what you request, please let us know as soon as possible. Your expedition of this application would be highly appreciated. Sincerely yours, (Ms) Makoto Okada EMC Div. Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) KITA-KANSAI Testing Center FAX: +81-727-28-4400 E-mail: [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: CERTADM Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 6:24 PM To: '[email protected]' Subject: Denso International America, Inc.. FCC ID:LXC-NN0200, Assessment no:AN02T2029 Notice_content ------------- Question #1: Please provide Attestation Statements for ESN requirement per 22.919 of FCC rules. This statement should be signed by the applicant on applicant's company letter head. Question #2: Please provide Attestation Statements for E911 requirement per 22.921 of FCC rules. This statement should be signed by the applicant on applicant's company letter head. Question #3: MPE calculation : This question is to address both 800 and 1900 MHz. Per 1.1310 of FCC rules, the limits for 800MHz is 0.6mW/cm^2, for 1900MHz is 1.0mW/cm^2. The purpose for MPE calculation is to find out the separation distance based upon the Power Density limits. On page 68 and page 83 of test report, you are using 1 meter as the separation distance for actual usage. I do not agree such assumption. Since the antenna is glass printed antenna on the rear window, the separation distance between this antenna to the passenger sitting on the rear seat will be less than 1 meter. In addition, when a person is standing against the vehicle will not have separation distance of 1 meter. Please redo MPE evaluation by using the antenna conducted output with antenna gain to evaluate the separation distance. In order to be classified as Mobile Device ( section 2.1093 of FCC rules), the separation distance has to be less than 20cm. Question #4: User Manual does not contain RF Exposure warning statement. Please provide revised user manual to comply this requirement. Question #5: Please provide modulation limiting for AMPS mode Per 2.1047(b) requirements. Please submit plots ( or family of curves ) over a range of audio modulating frequencies. Please use test frequencies as 300, 1000, 2500 and 3000 Hz ( for typical Radio telephone use ). Question #6: Please provide spectrum plots per 22.915(b) requirement. Only Voice and Wideband Data are provided in the test report. Question #7: Please provide bandedge measurement for Part 22/CDMA modulation. Question #8: Please provide bandedge measurement for Part 24/CDMA modulation. Question #9: In the request for confidentiality letter, you listed Man-Machine Interface Module specification. Please provide the file name or the document number for this request. Two files submitted under the file names of 1900 MHz and 800MHz, are these files considered as Antenna specifications as listed in the request letter. Question #10: File named " RF Section. High Level Description " contains very technical and confidential information. This document is not mentioned in the request for confidentiality letter. Please confirm. Best Regards Mike Kuo / TCB Certifier The items indicated above must be submitted before processing can continue on the ab…

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From: Makoto Okada [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:06 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Additional Information on Your Question (Assessment No. : AN02T2029) Date: May 28, 2002 Assessment No. : AN02T2029 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Applicant: Denso International America, Inc. Attention: Mr. Mike Kuo Vice President Director of Certification Division Compliance Certification Services Reference: Your E-mail of 05/21/2002 Sending From: Makoto Okada EMC Div. Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) KITA-KANSAI Testing Center Message: Thank you for your advice by your E-mail of 05/21/2002. Per your request, we resent new exhibits through "Add Attachment" (Upload Additional Files For Pending Application) of CCS TCB Electronic Filing System on Thuesday, May 28. File Upload Result is all OK. The uploaded files are as follows: Confidential letter (1 file) Users manual (1 file) Test report (1 file) Test setup photos (1 file) Schematics (2 files) "CONFIDENTIAL" Please confirm each file which does Uploaded. For your requested information, our responses are as follows: Question #11 Please treat User Manual submitted at this time as User Manual. However, this User Manual is Draft. It is shown "Draft" in the header on each page of User Manual. When the final version of User Manual can be done, the applicant submit User Manual of the final version to FCC. RF Exposure Warning Statement is described on Page 9 of User Manual in red character. We submitted the corrected Confidential Letter and we deleted "User's Manual" in the corrected Confidential Letter. Question #12 We submitted the corrected Test Report. The file name is "KL80020020S". Please refer to Page 76 (Frequency Deviation for SAT, ST and WBD) and Page 54 - 59 (Occupied Bandwidth Measurement for SAT and ST). We found the mistake in the MPE evaluation for 800 MHz / 1900 MHz of the previous submitted Test Report (File named "KL80020020R"). We calculated MPE evaluation for 800 MHz / 1900 MHz again. Please refer to Page 80 (MPE evaluation for 800 MHz) and Page 98 (MPE evaluation for 1900 MHz) of the corrected Test Report (File named "KL80020020S"). The Test Report was corrected, and replace the Test Setup Photos, please. The file name is "TestSetupPhotoS". And, we submitted two Antenna Characteristics files (File named "800MHz_max.pdf" and "1900MHz_max.pdf"). These files are "CONFIDENTIAL". The file (800MHz_max.pdf) and the previous submitted file (800MHz.pdf) is base on the common data. The file (1900MHz_max.pdf) and the previous submitted file (1900MHz.pdf) is base on the common data. The difference between two files on each of the frequency bands are shown as follows: 1. In frequency characteristics, the unit of Y-axis is changed from dBd (800MHz.pdf and 1900MHz.pdf) to dBi (800MHz_max.pdf and 1900MHz_max.pdf). 2. In frequency characteristics, the antenna gain (800MHz.pdf and 1900MHz.pdf) is the average value around one rotation. The antenna gain (800MHz_max.pdf and 1900MHz_max.pdf) is the maximum value around one rotation. Would please exchange the previous submitted files (800MHz.pdf and 1900MHz.pdf) for the files (800MHz_max.pdf and 1900MHz_max.pdf). If these are not what you request, please let us know as soon as possible. Your expedition of this application would be highly appreciated. Sincerely yours, (Ms) Makoto Okada EMC Div. Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA) KITA-KANSAI Testing Center E-mail: [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: CERTADM Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 3:47 PM To: '[email protected]' Subject: Denso International America, Inc., FCC ID:LXC-NN0200, AN02T2029 Notice_content ------------- Question #11: User Manual can not be requested as confidential document. The revised 10 pages user manual does not include previous submitted user manual information. Which one is the final revision of user manual ? In any case, the RF exposure warning statement must be included in the final revision of user manual. Since the user manual can not be granted as confidential document, please take a look the information contains in the revised ( 10 pages ) user manual and revised the request for confidentiality letter. Question #12: ( previous question #6):For AMPS modulation, section 22.915(b) requires to demonstrate compliance with Voice =12kHz+/-10%; SAT(Supervisory Audio Tone)=2kHz+/_10% ; ST(Signaling Tone)=8kHz+/-10% and WBD=8kHz+/-10%. These four tests are required for all AMPS modulation. Only voice and wideband data are provided in the test report. Best Regards Mike Kuo/ TCB Certifier The items indicated above must be submitted before processing can continue on the above referenced application. Failure to provide the requested information within 60 days of the original e-mail date may result in application dismissal and forfeiture of the filing fee. Also, please note that partial responses increase processing time and should not be submitted. Any questions about the content of this correspondence should be directed to the e-mail address listed below the name of the sender.

IssueDate:May23,2002 Page 1 of 98 EMC EMISSION - TEST REPORT JQA APPLICATION No.: KL80020020S Name of Product: Telematics Communication System Model/Type No.: NN0200 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Applicant: DENSO CORPORATION Address: 1-1, Showa-cho, Kariya-shi, Aichi-ken, 448-8661 Japan Manufacturer: DENSO WIRELESS SYSTEMS AMERICA, INC Address: 3250 Business Park Drive Vista, Ca 92083 USA Receive date of EUT: April 5, 2002 Final Judgement :passed TEST RESULTS IN THIS REPORT are obtained in use of equipment that is traceable to National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST) under METI Japan and Communications Research Lab.(CRL) under MPHPT Japan. THE TEST RESULTS only responds to the test sample. This test report shall not be reproduced except in full. Page 2 of 98 DIRECTORY Page A) Documentation Directory2-3 Test Regulation / General Information4 - 7 Test Conditions8-26 Configuration of EUT / Operation mode of the EUT27 - 30 EUT Modification / Responsible Party / Deviation from Standard31 Test results / Measurement Uncertainty32 - 35 Summary36 Test System-Arrangement (Drawings) 37 Test-setup (Photographs) at worst case 38 - 39 B) Test data - 800 MHz Systems - Transmitter Power(TP)40 Antenna Conducted Spurious Emission41 - 43 Maximum Transmitter Power(ERP)44 Unwanted Radiation45 - 49 Occupied Bandwidth50 - 65 Band-Edge Emission66 - 70 Audio Frequency Response & Modulation Characteristics71 - 76 Frequency Stability77 - 79 Maximum Permissible Exposure(MPE)80 (Continued to the next page) JQA Application No.: KL80020020SRegulation : CFR 47 FCC Rules Parts 22 and 24 Model No.: NN0200Issue Date : May 23, 2002 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 JQA Application No.: KL80020020SRegulation : CFR 47 FCC Rules Parts 22 and 24 Model No.: NN0200Issue Date : May 23, 2002 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Page 3 of 98 B) Test data - 1900 MHz Systems - Transmitter Power(TP)81 Antenna Conducted Spurious Emission82 - 83 Maximum Transmitter Power(EIRP)84 Unwanted Radiation85 - 87 Occupied Bandwidth88 - 91 Band-Edge Emission92 - 94 Frequency Stability95 - 97 Maximum Permissible Exposure(MPE)98 JQA Application No.: KL80020020SRegulation : CFR 47 FCC Rules Parts 22 and 24 Model No.: NN0200Issue Date : May 23, 2002 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Page 4 of 98 TEST REGULATION FCC Rules and Regulations Parts 22 and 24 (October 1, 2001) a) 800 MHz systems(Part 22) : Cellular Radiotelephone b) 1900 MHz systems(Part 24) ô- Narrowband PCS ò- Broadband PCS Test procedure: The tests were performed according to FCC Rules and Regulations Part 2 (October 1, 2001), and ANSI C63.4 (1992). GENERAL INFORMATION Test facility: 1) Test Facility located at Kita-Kansai : 1st and 2nd Open Sites (3 m Site) Test Facility located at Kameoka: 1st Open Site (3, 10 and 30 m, on common plane) : 2nd Open Site (3 and 10 m, on common plane) Test Facility located at Tsuru: Anechoic Chamber (3 and 10 m, on common plane) FCC filing No. : 31040/SIT 1300F2 2) KITA-KANSAI TESTING CENTER is recognized under the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program for satisfactory compliance established in Title 15, Part 285 Code of Federal Regulations. NVLAP Lab Code: 200191-0 Definitions for symbols used in this test report: ò- Black box indicates that the listed condition, standard or equipment is applicable for this Report. ô- Blank box indicates that the listed condition, standard or equipment is not applicable for this Report. JQA Application No.: KL80020020SRegulation : CFR 47 FCC Rules Parts 22 and 24 Model No.: NN0200Issue Date : May 23, 2002 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Page 5 of 98 Description of the Equipment Under Test (EUT): 1) Name: Telematics Communication System 2) Model/Type No.: NN0200 3) Product Type: Pre-Production(Serial No. : 10100057 ) 4) Category: Cellular Radiotelephone / Broadband PCS 5) EUT Authorization: - Verification- Certification- D.o.C.ôòô 6) Transmitting Frequency: 824.040 MHz (991 ch) - 848.970 MHz (799 ch)(AMPS) : 824.700 MHz (1013 ch) - 848.310 MHz (777 ch)(CDMA) : 1851.250 MHz (25 ch) - 1908.750 MHz (1175 ch)(CDMA) 7) Receiving Frequency: 869.040 MHz (991 ch) - 893.970 MHz (799 ch)(AMPS) : 869.700 MHz (1013 ch) - 893.310 MHz (777 ch)(CDMA) : 1931.250 MHz (25 ch) - 1988.750 MHz (1175 ch)(CDMA)) 8) Integrated Antenna: Glass Printed Mono-pole Antenna 9) Emission Designations: 40K0F8W/40K0F1D,1M25F9W 10) Maximum RF Output Power: 660.7mW(ERP,800MHz,AMPS) : 776.2mW(ERP,800MHz,CDMA) : 278.6mW(EIRP,1900MHz,CDMA) 11) Power Rating: 13.8VDC JQA Application No.: KL80020020SRegulation : CFR 47 FCC Rules Parts 22 and 24 Model No.: NN0200Issue Date : May 23, 2002 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Page 6 of 98 Channel Numbers and Frequencies for 800MHz Systems(AMPS) BandBandwidth Number ofBoundaryTransmitter Center (MHz)ChannelsChannelFrequency (MHz) Numbers Not Used1(990)824.010 A"133991-1023824.040-825.000 A103331-333825.030-834.990 B10333334-666835.020-844.980 A'1.550667-716845.010-846.480 B'2.583717-799846.510-848.970 Channel Numbers and Frequencies for 800MHz Systems(CDMA) BlockCDMACDMA ChannaelTransmitter Center DesignatorChannelNumberFrequency (MHz) Validity A"Not Valid991-1012824.040-824.670 (1MHz)Valid1013-1023824.700-825.000 AValid1-311825.030-834.330 (10MHz)Not Valid312-333834.360-834.990 BNot Valid334-355835.020-835.650 (10MHz)Valid356-644835.680-844.320 Not Valid645-666844.350-844.980 A'Not Valid667-688845.010-845.640 (1.5MHz)Valid689-694845.670-845.820 Not Valid695-716845.850-846.480 B'Not Valid717-738846.510-847.140 (2.5MHz)Valid739-777847.170-848.310 Not Valid778-799848.340-848.970 JQA Application No.: KL80020020SRegulation : CFR 47 FCC Rules Parts 22 and 24 Model No.: NN0200Issue Date : May 23, 2002 FCC ID: LXC-NN0200 Page 7 of 98 Channel Numbers and Frequencies for 1900MHz Systems(CDMA) BlockCDMACDMA ChannaelTransmitter Center DesignatorChannelNumberFrequency (MHz) Validity ANot Valid0-241850.000-1851.200 (15MHz)Valid25-2751851.250-1863.750 Cond. Valid276-2991863.800-1864.950 DCond. Valid300-3241865.000-1866.200 (5MHz)Valid325-3751866.250-1868.750 Cond. Valid376-399…

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