MMAT75AGMRS / FRS

Model T70 Series Page 2 midlandusa.com Welcome to the world of Midland electronics Congratulations on the purchase of your high quality MIDLAND product. Your two-way radio represents state-of-the-art high-tech engineering and is designed for GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) operation. It is a quality piece of electronic equipment, skillfully constructed with the finest components. The circuitry is all solid-state and mounted on a rugged printed circuit board. Your two- way radio is designed for reliable and trouble-free performance for years to come. Features - 36 GMRS/FRS Channels - 121 Privacy Codes (38 CTCSS / 83 DCS) - VOX - 5 Selectable Call Alerts (5 additional Animal Sounds on T75) - Vibrate Alert (T75 only) - NOAA Weather Scan - NOAA Weather Radio - NOAA Weather Alert - Scan Function - Monitor Function - Roger Beep Tone - Silent Operation - Key Pad Lock - Power High / Low Settings - Speaker / Microphone Jacks - Battery Meter / Battery Low Indicator - USB Jack Charging This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device does not cause harmful interference, and (2) this radio must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation. To maintain compliance with FCC’s RF exposure guidelines, for body-worn operation, this radio has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with Midland Radio Corp. accessories supplied or designated for this product. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. Model T70 Series Page 3 midlandusa.com IMPORTANT NOTICE, FCC LICENSE REQUIRED FOR GMRS OPERATION (Only Applicable for GMRS Radio Use in the United States) The radios operate on GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) frequencies which require an FCC (Federal Communications Commission) license. You must be licensed prior to operating on channels 1 - 7 or 15 - 22, which comprise the GMRS channels of the radios. Serious penalties could result from unlicensed use of GMRS channels, in violation of FCC rules, as stipulated in the Communications Acts Sections 501 and 502 (amended). You will be issued a call sign by the FCC which should be used for station identification when operating the radio on GMRS channels. You should also cooperate by engaging in permissible transmissions only, avoiding channel interference with other GMRS users, and being prudent with the length of your transmission time. To obtain a license or ask questions about the license application, contact the FCC at 1-888-CALL FCC or go to the FCC's website: http://www .fcc.govand request form 605. Exposure To Radio Frequency Energy Your Midland radio is designed to comply with the following national and international standards and guidelines regarding exposure of human beings to radio frequency electromagnetic energy: - United States Federal Communications Commission, Code of Federal Regulations: 47 CFR part 2 sub-part J - American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE) C95. 1-1992 - Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) C95. 1-1999 Edition - National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP) of the United States, Report 86, 1986 - International Commission on Non-lonizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) 1998 To control your exposure and ensure compliance with the general population or uncontrolled environment exposure limits, transmit no more than 50% of the time. The radio generates measurable RF energy exposure only when transmitting. Body-Worn Operation If you wear the radio on your body when transmitting always use Midland- supplied or approved belt clip, holster, case, or body harness for this product. Use of any accessories not supplied or approved by Midland may exceed FCC/Health Canada RF exposure guidelines. If you do not use any accessories supplied or approved by Midland, ensure the radio and its antenna are at least 1 inch (2.5cm) from your body when transmitting. Model T70 Series Page 4 midlandusa.com LCD DISPLAY 1. TRANSMIT POWER LEVEL ICON– Indicates TX Power setting (H/L). 2. NOAA WEATHER (WX) BAND ICON – Indicates when the radio is in Weather Band mode. 3. KEY LOCK ICON – Indicates KEY LOCK mode is on. 4. VOX ICON– Indicates when VOX mode is active. 5. CHANNEL NUMBER– Changes from 1~36 on GMRS/FRS band (1~10 on WX band). 6. VIBRATE ALERT ICON– Indicates when the Vibrate-Alert feature is on (Model T75 only) . 7. BATTERY METER– Indicates the battery level. 8. RECEIVE (RX) ICON– Indicates radio is receiving a transmission. 9. TRANSMIT (TX) ICON– Indicates radio is transmitting a signal. 10. PRIVACY CODE ICON– Indicates Privacy Code setting (CTCSS/DCS). 11. PRIVACY CODE– Indicates Privacy Code selected by user (oF~38/oF~83). It can only be set in Ch 1~22. 1 CONTROLS 12. POWER/VOLUME KNOB– Turn clock- wise to turn the power on and increase the volume level. Turn counter-clockwise to decrease the volume level and turn the power off. 13. PTT Button– Press and hold to transmit voice communication. 14. CALL/LOCK Button– Press to send a CALL ALERT signal. Press and hold to turn KEY LOCK on/off. 15. MIC– Built-in microphone. 16. USB CHARGING JACK 17. ANTENNA 18. EXTERNAL SPEAKER/MIC JACK 19. MENU Button– Press momentarily to access Menu mode. 20. MONITOR/SCAN Button– Press to enter SCAN mode. Press and hold to enter MONITOR mode. 21. UP/WX SCAN s and DOWN t Buttons– Make adjustments in MENU mode. Press and hold the UP button for 5 seconds to activate the NOAA Weather Scan function. 22. SPEAKER– Built-in speaker. 19 18 17 15 14 13 12 7 6 3 2 16 20 4 5 8 9 10 21 11 22 Model T70 Series Page 5 midlandusa.com BATTER Y INSTALLATION Your radio operates with either a NiMH battery pack or optional 3 AA alkaline batteries. The belt clip should be removed (see below) to ease installation or removal of the batteries. To install the batteries: 1. With the back of the radio facing you, remove the belt clip (see diagram below) for e…

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Midland Radio Corporation 5900 Parretta Drive, Kansas City, Missouri United States 64120 Date: August 26, 2015 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division Confidentiality Request regarding application for certification of FCC ID: MMAT75A Pursuant to Sections 0.457 and 0.459 of the Commission’s Rules, we hereby request confidential treatment of information accompanying this application as outlined below: Exhibit Type File Name Schematics Diagram(s) CONF APPENDIX_ T75A_Schematics.PDF Block diagram CONF APPENDIX_ T75A_Block diagram.PDF Operation description CONF APPENDIX_ T75A_Operation description.PDF The above materials contain trade secrets and proprietary information not customarily released to the public. The public disclosure of these materials may be harmful to the applicant and provide unjustified benefits to its competitors. The applicant understands that pursuant to Section 0.457 of the Rules, disclosure of this application and all accompanying documentation will not be made before the date of the Grant for this application. Sincerely, Jeff Brame

Midland Radio Corporation 5900 Parretta Drive, Kansas City, Missouri United States 64120 August 26, 2015 Federal Communications Commission Equipment Authorization Branch 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 SUBJECT : Midland Radio Corporation FCC ID : MMAT75A Label Justification Letter Dear Sir/Madame, Because the device is so small that it is not practicable to place the statement specified under 15.19 statement request, the information required by this paragraph shall be placed in a prominent location in the User’s Manual. - The available label area on the device is limited because it is relatively small and has many contoured surfaces, keypads, LDC display, and other connectors. - The batteries are designed for easy removal and the label will be visible whenever the batteries are removed for replacement. - The label will be readily visible at the time of purchase because the device will be marketed without the battery installed. - FCC ID will be printed on the gift box which will be readily visible to the purchaser at the time of purchase. Sincerely, Jeff Brame Midland Radio Corporation 5900 Parretta Drive, Kansas City, Missouri United States 64120 Label and Location

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1 T75 Series - Bill of Material Dwg. No. : T75-BOM-M-11 Rev. Date: 15/04/15 C1CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C10CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C102NAPA-TKR12-B00101-Apr-14 C104CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C11CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R +/- 10%0.1UF (X7R)1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C115CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF3P1YageoYageo C118CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C12CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 Y5V1UF1YageoYageo C121CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C122CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C125CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.001UF1YageoYageo C129NAPA-TKR12-B001905-Jun-14 C13CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C131Elect capacitor 220UF/6.3v (5x11)KR3-6.3V221MA1SamconSamcon C133CHIP CAPACITOR 0805 X5R ±10%10UF/10V (05)1MurataASKOPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C14CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C140CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%470P(X7R)1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B005521-Oct-14 C142CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C144CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C145CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.001UF1YageoYageo C148CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF5P1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C15CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C16CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 Y5V1UF1YageoYageo C162CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C166CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C17CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 NPO ±0.25PF6P(03)1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C172CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C173CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C174CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C177CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C178CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C179CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%470P(X7R)1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C17ACHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF1.5P1YageoYageoPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C18CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 Y5V2.2UF(03)1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C182CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C19CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C2CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 NPO ±5%100P(0603)1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C20CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageo C207CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageoPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C208CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%33P1YageoYageo C209CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%33P1YageoYageo C21CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF7P1YageoYageo C211NAPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C213CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C22CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C220CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B003601-Aug-14 C223NAPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C223ANAPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C223BNAPA-TKR12-B005521-Oct-14 C224NAPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C224ANAPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C224BNAPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C23CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C24CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageo C25CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageo C26CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C27CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%12P1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C28CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 Y5V1UF1YageoYageo C29CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageoPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C3CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.01UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B003601-Aug-14 C30CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 NPO ±0.25PF6P(03)1YageoYageo C304CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF3P1YageoYageoPA-LXT12-B000729-Jul-13 C30ANAPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C31CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C32CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C33CHIP CAPACITOR 0805 X5R ±10%10UF/10V (05)1MurataASKOPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C34CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B00101-Apr-14 C35CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C36CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF6P1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C37CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF8P1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B001905-Jun-14 C38CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C39CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C3ACHIP CAPACITOR 0603 NPO ±0.25PF4P(03)1YageoYageo C4CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF5P1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B001905-Jun-14 C40CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C41CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C42CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.001UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B001905-Jun-14 C43Elect capacitor 470UF/6.3v (6x7)1SamconSamconPA-TKR12-B007104-Mar-15 C44CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.00181YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B00101-Apr-14 C45CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C46CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C47CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C48CHIP CAPACITOR 0805 X5R ±10%10UF/10V (05)1MurataASKOPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C49CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.01UF1YageoYageo C5CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B001905-Jun-14 C50CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 X7R ±10%1UF (03 X7R)1YageoYageo C51CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageo C52CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageo C53CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 Y5V0.1UF1YageoYageo C54CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%470P(X7R)1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C55CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R +/- 10%0.1UF (X7R)1YageoYageoPA-LXT12-B000417-Jun-13 C56CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C57CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.01UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B00101-Apr-14 C58CHIP CAPACITOR 0805 X5R ±10%10UF/10V (05)1MurataASKOPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C59CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageoTalker 7 Y3 with Camo19-Feb-14 C6CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 NPO ±0.25PF7P(03)1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C60CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C61CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C62CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo C63CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 X7R ±10%0.01UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C64CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±0.25PF7P1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C65CHIP CAPACITOR 0603 Y5V1UF1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B001905-Jun-14 C66CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%10P1YageoYageoPA-TKR12-B007815-Apr-15 C67CHIP CAPACITOR 0402 NPO ±5%100P1YageoYageo DescriptionItemsManufacturerRef.NoQ'tyRemark1st Vendor ECO Global Link Corporation Confidential Proprietary page1/4 2 T75 Series - Bill of Material Dwg. 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2) Go to RX squelch alignment mode by press and holding the Menu button then turn on the radio. 4) LCD become sequential on display such as belows. Press the Menu button to change each step. Display Default value and Press the Up or Down button to align if necessory each step. 2)Adjust CT1 trimmer until Fc +/- 200Hz. 4. Maximum Audio Deviation 2) Go to Max. deviation alignment mode by press and holding the Call button then turn on the radio. 3. Transmitter Output Power 2) Set the unit on low power. Press the PTT button so the unit will be in transmit mode. 3) Adjust RV1 semi-volume until 24dBm +/- 1dBm 1) Set the power supply at 3.6Vdc. Set the unit at GMRS ch 1.(462.5625MHz) 1) TP(ALG1) is short to GND. 4) Set the unit on Hi power. Press the PTT button so the unit will be in transmit mode. 5) Tx Hi power only cofirm the 30dBm +/- 1dBm 6) Set the unit at FRS Ch 8.(467.5625MHz) 7) Set the unit on Hi power. Press the PTT button so the unit will be in transmit mode. 8) Adjust RV1 semi-volume until 23dBm +/- 1dBm T75A Alignment Procedure 2015. 07. 14. 1. VCO Alignment ; Fixed. 2. Transmitter Frequency Alignment 1) Set the unit at channel 1.(462.5625MHz) Press the PTT button so the unit will be in transmit mode. 3) TP(ALG1) is open to GND, because of share to up button. 3) TP(ALG1) is open to GND, because of share to up button. 4) LCD become on display such as belows. Press the Up or Down button to align if necessory each step. Display Default value ① GMRS Maximum Deviation Alignment td 0b Test frequency ; 462.5625MHz ① WX Squelch Alignment W 0F Test frequency ; 162.550MHz ② GMRS Squelch Alignment gr 0d Test frequency ; 462.7125MHz 6. CPU version and Memory clear by press and holding the Up button then turn on the radio. 5. Receiver Squelch Alignment 1) TP(ALG1) is short to GND. 7. If TP(ALG1) is short to GND, Alignment mode is enable. If TP(ALG1) is open to GND, Alignment mode is disable.

Test La System DUT: D Commu Medium Phantom Measur DASY4      Flat-S dy=15m Maximu Flat-S dy=5mm Referen Peak SA SAR(1 Maximu aboratory: K m verificat Dipole 450 unication Sy m parameter m section: F rement Stan 4 Configura Probe: EX3 Sensor-Sur Electronics Phantom: E Measureme Build 186 ection_HS mm um value of ection_HS m, dz=5mm nce Value = AR (extrapo g) = 1.19 m um value of KES Co., Lt tion_450_ MHz; Typ ystem: CW; rs used: f = Flat Section ndard: DASY ation: 3DV4 - SN3 rface: 4mm s: DAE4 Sn ELI v5.0_20 ent SW: DA SL_450/A f SAR (mea SL_450/Z m = 36.9 V/m; olated) = 1.8 mW/g f SAR (mea d. _HSL e: D450V3 ; Frequency 450 MHz; σ n Y4 (High Pr 3879; Conv (Mechanica 1344; Calib 013_01_23; ASY4, V4.7 Area Scan asured) = 1. oom Scan Power Drif 81 W/kg asured) = 1. ; Serial: D4 y: 450 MHz σ = 0.837 m recision As vF(9.98, 9.9 al Surface D brated: 2014 Type: QDO Build 80; P (5x21x1): 11 mW/g n (7x7x7)/C ft = 0.153 d 25 mW/g Date/Ti 450V3 - SN ;Duty Cycle mho/m; ε r = ssessment) 8, 9.98); C a Detection) 4-11-12 OVA002AA Postprocess Measurem Cube 0: M dB ime: 2015-0 N:1081 e: 1:1 42.8; ρ = 1 alibrated: 20 A; Serial: TP ing SW: SE ment grid: dx Measuremen 07-14 AM 1 000 kg/m 3 014-11-19 P:1190 EMCAD, V x=15mm, nt grid: dx=5 10:09:45 V1.8 5mm, Test La System DUT: D Commu Medium Phantom Measur DASY4      Flat-S dy=15m Maximu Flat-S dy=5mm Referen Peak SA SAR(1 Maximu aboratory: K m verificat Dipole 450 unication Sy m parameter m section: F rement Stan 4 Configura Probe: EX3 Sensor-Sur Electronics Phantom: E Measureme Build 186 ection_M mm um value of ection_M m, dz=5mm nce Value = AR (extrapo g) = 1.2 mW um value of KES Co., Lt tion_450_ MHz; Typ ystem: CW; rs used: f = Flat Section ndard: DASY ation: 3DV4 - SN3 rface: 4mm s: DAE4 Sn ELI v5.0_20 ent SW: DA SL_450/A f SAR (inte SL_450/Z m = 36.2 V/m; olated) = 1.7 W/g; SAR( f SAR (mea d. _MSL e: D450V3 ; Frequency 450 MHz; σ n Y4 (High Pr 3879; Conv (Mechanica 1344; Calib 013_01_23; ASY4, V4.7 Area Scan rpolated) = Zoom Scan Power Drif 73 W/kg (10 g) = 0.8 asured) = 1. ; Serial: D4 y: 450 MHz σ = 0.926 m recision As vF(10.25, 10 al Surface D brated: 2014 Type: QDO Build 80; P (41x201x 1.26 mW/g n (7x7x7)/ ft = -0.107 d 25 mW/g 28 mW/g Date/T 450V3 - SN ;Duty Cycle mho/m; ε r = ssessment) 0.25, 10.25) Detection) 4-11-12 OVA002AA Postprocess x1): Measur g /Cube 0: M dB Time: 2015 N:1081 e: 1:1 58.5; ρ = 1 ; Calibrated A; Serial: TP ing SW: SE rement grid Measuremen 5-07-14 PM 000 kg/m 3 d: 2014-11- P:1190 EMCAD, V : dx=15mm nt grid: dx= 4:10:34 19 V1.8 m, =5mm, Plot 1 Test La Face_G DUT: T Commu Medium Phantom Measur DASY4      Face_G Measur Maximu Face_G Measur Referen Peak SA SAR(1 Maximu aboratory: K GMRS_A T75A; Type unication Sy m parameter m section: F rement Stan 4 Configura Probe: EX3 Sensor-Sur Electronics Phantom: E Measureme Build 186 GMRS_A rement grid: um value of GMRS_A rement grid: nce Value = AR (extrapo g) = 0.532 um value of KES Co., Lt Analog_25 e: Bar; Ser ystem: CW; rs used: f = Flat Section ndard: DASY ation: 3DV4 - SN3 rface: 4mm s: DAE4 Sn ELI v5.0_20 ent SW: DA Analog_25 : dx=15mm f SAR (inte Analog_25 : dx=5mm, = 27.3 V/m; olated) = 0.6 mW/g; SA f SAR (mea d. mm Gap_ rial: N/A ; Frequency 462.75 MH n Y4 (High Pr 3879; Conv (Mechanica 1344; Calib 013_01_23; ASY4, V4.7 mm Gap_ m, dy=15mm rpolated) = mm Gap_ dy=5mm, d Power Drif 650 W/kg AR(10 g) = 0 asured) = 0. _462.6375 y: 462.637 M Hz; σ = 0.85 recision As vF(9.98, 9.9 al Surface D brated: 2014 Type: QDO Build 80; P _462.6375 m 0.546 mW / _462.6375 dz=5mm ft = -0.158 d 0.426 mW/g 556 mW/g Date/T MHz;Duty C 56 mho/m; ε ssessment) 8, 9.98); C a Detection) 4-11-12 OVA002AA Postprocess /Area Sca /g /Zoom Sc dB g Time: 2015 Cycle: 1:1 ε r = 42.9; ρ = alibrated: 20 A; Serial: TP ing SW: SE an (51x121 an (7x7x7 5-07-14 PM = 1000 kg/m 014-11-19 P:1190 EMCAD, V 1x1): 7)/Cube 0: 1:11:23 m 3 V1.8 : Plot 2 Test La Face_F DUT: T Commu Medium Phantom Measur DASY4      Face_F grid: dx Maximu Face_F Measur Referen Peak SA SAR(1 Maximu aboratory: K FRS_Ana T75A; Type unication Sy m parameter m section: F rement Stan 4 Configura Probe: EX3 Sensor-Sur Electronics Phantom: E Measureme Build 186 FRS_Ana x=15mm, dy um value of FRS_Ana rement grid: nce Value = AR (extrapo g) = 0.217 um value of KES Co., Lt alog_25mm e: Bar; Ser ystem: CW; rs used: f = Flat Section ndard: DASY ation: 3DV4 - SN3 rface: 4mm s: DAE4 Sn ELI v5.0_20 ent SW: DA alog_25mm y=15mm f SAR (inte alog_25mm : dx=5mm, = 17.7 V/m; olated) = 0.2 mW/g; SA f SAR (mea d. m Gap_46 rial: N/A ; Frequency 467.75 MH n Y4 (High Pr 3879; Conv (Mechanica 1344; Calib 013_01_23; ASY4, V4.7 m Gap_46 rpolated) = m Gap_46 dy=5mm, d Power Drif 263 W/kg AR(10 g) = 0 asured) = 0. 67.6375 y: 467.637 M Hz; σ = 0.86 recision As vF(9.98, 9.9 al Surface D brated: 2014 Type: QDO Build 80; P 67.6375/Ar 0.226 mW/ 67.6375/Zo dz=5mm ft = 0.110 d 0.175 mW/g 225 mW/g Date/Ti MHz;Duty C 6 mho/m; ε r ssessment) 8, 9.98); C a Detection) 4-11-12 OVA002AA Postprocess rea Scan ( /g oom Scan dB g ime: 2015-0 Cycle: 1:1 = 42.8; ρ = alibrated: 20 A; Serial: TP ing SW: SE (51x121x1 (7x7x7)/C 07-14 AM 1 = 1000 kg/m 014-11-19 P:1190 EMCAD, V 1): Measure Cube 0: 11:59:01 m 3 V1.8 ement Plot 3 Test La Body_ DUT: T Commu Medium Phantom Measur DASY4      Body_ dx=15m Maximu Body_ Measur Referen Peak SA SAR(1 Maximu aboratory: K _GMRS_A T75A; Type unication Sy m parameter m section: F rement Stan 4 Configura Probe: EX3 Sensor-Sur Electronics Phantom: E Measureme Build 186 _GMRS_A mm, dy=15m um value of _GMRS_A rement grid: nce Value = AR (extrapo g) = 0.851 um value of KES Co., Lt Analog_To e: Bar; Ser ystem: CW; rs used: f = Flat Section ndard: DASY ation: 3DV4 - SN3 rface: 4mm s: DAE4 Sn ELI v5.0_20 ent SW: DA Analog_To mm f SAR (inte Analog_To : dx=5mm, = 30.1 V/m; olated) = 1. mW/ g; SA f SAR (mea d. ouch_462. rial: N/A ; Frequency 462.75 MH n Y4 (High Pr 3879; Conv (Mechanica 1344; Calib 013_01_23; ASY4, V4.7 ouch_462. rpolated) = ouch_462. dy=5mm, …

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KES Co., Ltd. C-3701, Simin-daero 365-40, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 14057, Korea Tel: +82-31-425-6200 / Fax: +82-31-424-0450 www.kes.co.kr Test report No.: KES-SR-15T0017 Page (2 ) of (20) This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of KES Co., Ltd. The test results in the report only apply to the tested sample. KES-P-5101-14 Rev. 1 KES A4 Revision history Revision Date of issue Test report No. Description - 2015.08.26 KES-SR-15T0017Initial KES Co., Ltd. C-3701, Simin-daero 365-40, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 14057, Korea Tel: +82-31-425-6200 / Fax: +82-31-424-0450 www.kes.co.kr Test report No.: KES-SR-15T0017 Page (3 ) of (20) This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of KES Co., Ltd. The test results in the report only apply to the tested sample. KES-P-5101-14 Rev. 1 KES A4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. General information ................................................................................................................................................... 4 1.1. EUT description ........................................................................................................................................ 4 1.2. Short description of the equipment under test(EUT) ................................................................................. 4 1.3. Highest SAR summary .............................................................................................................................. 4 1.4. Guidance applied ....................................................................................................................................... 5 1.5. Test conditions ........................................................................................................................................... 5 1.6. SAR definition ........................................................................................................................................... 5 1.7. Accessories of EUT ................................................................................................................................... 6 2. SAR measurement system .......................................................................................................................................... 7 2.1. Robot ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 2.2. Probe ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 2.3. Data Acquisition Electronics (DAE) ......................................................................................................... 9 2.4. Phantoms ................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.5. Device holder .......................................................................................................................................... 10 3. SAR measurement procedure ................................................................................................................................... 11 4. Tissue simulating liquids .......................................................................................................................................... 13 5. System verification ................................................................................................................................................... 14 5.1. Procedure ................................................................................................................................................. 14 5.2. System verification .................................................................................................................................. 14 6. RF exposure limits ................................................................................................................................................... 15 7. Test results summary ................................................................................................................................................ 16 7.1. RF conducted power ................................................................................................................................ 16 7.1.1. Power measurement procedures ...................................................................................................... 16 7.1.2. RF conducted power ....................................................................................................................... 16 7.1.2. Target power and Tune-up limits .................................................................................................... 16 7.2. SAR results .............................................................................................................................................. 17 7.2.1. SAR measurement results ............................................................................................................... 17 8. Measurement equipments ......................................................................................................................................... 18 9. Measurement Uncertainty ........................................................................................................................................ 19 Appendix list..................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Appendix A. DASY4 report ...................................................................................................................................... 20 Appendix B. Calibration certificate ....................................................................…

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KES Co., Ltd. C-3701, Simin-daero 365-40, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 14057, Korea Tel: +82-31-425-6200 / Fax: +82-31-424-0450 www.kes.co.kr Test report No.: KES-RF-15T0058 Page (2 ) of (32) This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of KES Co., Ltd. The test results in the report only apply to the tested sample. KES-P-5101-14 Rev. 1 KES A4 Revision history Revision Date of issue Test report No. Description - 2015.08.19 KES-RF-15T0058Initial KES Co., Ltd. C-3701, Simin-daero 365-40, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 14057, Korea Tel: +82-31-425-6200 / Fax: +82-31-424-0450 www.kes.co.kr Test report No.: KES-RF-15T0058 Page (3 ) of (32) This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of KES Co., Ltd. The test results in the report only apply to the tested sample. KES-P-5101-14 Rev. 1 KES A4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. General information ................................................................................................................................... 4 1.1. EUT description ......................................................................................................................... 4 1.2. Test configuration ....................................................................................................................... 4 1.3. Frequency/channel operations .…

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