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NW5LKADesktop Computer Security Receiver Peripheral

Ensure Technologies Inc
Desktop Computer Security Receiver Peripheral - FCC ID NW5LKA - Ensure Technologies Inc
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Application Details

Equipment Class
JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral
Date of Grant
Mar 12, 2001
Application Purpose
Original Equipment
Date of Application
Mar 12, 2001
Equipment Note
Desktop Computer Security Receiver Peripheral
Frequency Range
904.00000000 - 906.00000000
Company
Ensure Technologies Inc
Country
United States

Documents & Files

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Users Manual

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Attestation Statements

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Block Diagram

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Document Text

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Block Diagram

file://C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\Lock Block Diagram.JPG 9/18/00

Operational Description

Theory of Operation Ensure Technologies Lock XCLK-1 Please refer to the block diagram for the following discussion: The Receiver is a conventional single conversion FM receiver. The receive frequency is set by the PLL synthesizer (schematic pages 1 and 2). The signal is a Gaussian shift keyed FSK. The output of the demodulator is digitized and applied to the signal processing microprocessor (schematic page 3). This processor continually applies a matched filter to the received signal looking for a valid signal. The signal processor shares the same crystal as the PLL synthesizer. When a valid signal is received, the data is passed up to the Interface microprocessor. This device can connect to a computer, using a USB, PS2, or RS-232 interface. In addition, the interface micro can also interface to a local area network. The receiver uses an internal antenna and can change the pattern of the antenna upon command from the PC. This is done by switching in different antenna elements using the RF switch shown on the schematic page 2.

Contact Information

Applicant

Ty Tessmer
[email protected]7345471600Fax: 7345471601

Technical Contact

University of Michigan/EECSValdis V Liepa
[email protected]734 483 4211

1301 Beal Ave. ยท Ann Arbhor, Michigan ยท United States

Test Firm

University of MichiganValdis Liepa
[email protected]734-647-1792Fax: 734-647-2106

Technical Specifications

#Rule PartsFrequency RangePower Output
115B904 MHz - 906 MHz-
Confidentiality
Long Term

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