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Note: The batteries in your Cybiko Xtreme are not removable. Fully charging your Cybiko Xtreme should take approximately 5 hours (depending upon power level and charging source). DO NOT CHARGE XTREME BATTERIES FOR MORE THAN 15 HOURS CONSECUTIVELY, AS BATTERY LIFE WILL BE REDUCED.


Note: Use only self-powered USB ports to charge or transfer data to/from Cybiko Xtreme (examples: Monitor USB port, PC Root USB port).





 
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4.000 MHz (902.4 - 927.6)MHz MCU HD64F2323 (18.420 MHz) TRANSCEIVER RF2915 MCU AT90S2313 4.000 MHz RAM 16MBit CLOCK PCF8593T 32.768 KHz KEYBOARD LCD DC-DC MAX1677 PLL LMX2315 3.3 V 17.2V VIBRATION MOTOR SPEAKER RF LPF FILTER BATTERY 2.4 V2 NiMH CELLS CHARGERLM358 5 V Fig.1. Functional Block Diagram of CYBIKO Extreme. 50 Kbps LPF LPF Parallell FLASH 4MBit MICROPHONE USB USBN9603

From: Mike Kuo Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 4:55 PM To: Mike Kuo; 'CES Taiwan - Nancy (E-mail)'; 'Compliance Taiwan (E-mail)'; 'Rick (E-mail)'; 'Shirley Kang' Subject: RE: Cybiko FCC ID:OU2CY44801 AN01T1509 -----Original Message----- From: cestwn [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 6:42 PM To: Mike Kuo Subject: Cybiko FCC ID:OU2CY44801 AN01T1509 Q#1 as attach Q#2 as attach Q#3 as attach Q#4. Answer There is a unique, customized antenna used in the device. It is a part of the device, has no connector at all, and cannot be disconnected without destroying the device. Q#5. Answer In the Walkie-Talkie mode the carrier frequency is either 922.0MHz, or 922.8 MHz, or 923.6 MHz. Please draw attention that for Walkie Talkie function are used following channels: 50 - 922,0 MHz 52 - 922,8 MHz 54 - 923,6 MHz Best Regards Liana Hsiung / Compliance You have question in regarding the Question #2. This requirement is based upon ANSI C63.4 Section 13.1.1.1 Applied Modulation. During Walkie Talkie tests, you need to use a external Audio source to generate the audio signal to the EUT. If there is volume control, please make sure the volume control is set to the highest. Please make sure the bandedge plots with modulation are included. Question #4: Please provide the antenna connector information to comply with 15.203 requirements. Question #5: When the device is operated in Walkie Talkie mode, what is the carrier frequency ? Best Regards Mike Kuo/ TCB Certifier -----Original Message----- From: Mike Kuo Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 1:07 AM To: CES Taiwan - Nancy (E-mail); Compliance Taiwan (E-mail); Rick (E-mail); 'Shirley Kang' Subject: Cybiko FCC ID:OU2CY44801 AN01T1509 Question #1: How device was activated during the final compliance tests ? In the test report, the mode of operation indicates " Transmitting ", please explain the type of transmitting signal was used. Question #2: The device also has walkie talkie function build in. This device should be tested with Audio modulation as well. Question #3: The frequency range indicated in the functional block diagram is from 902.4 - 927.6MHz. However, in the operational description, the channel mapping are from 903.2-926.8 Mhz. Please explain the differences. Best Regards Mike Kuo / TCB Certifier














FCC ID LABEL FORMAT AND LOCATION Applicant: Cybiko Inc. FCC ID: OU2CY44801 FCC ID: OU2CY44801 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC ID LABEL AREA


























1 1.Product Description CYBIKO Extreme is a hand-held communication device that transmits and receives short digital messages to and from other devices of the same type via radio waves. Effective transmission range varies from 100 to 350 ft depending on the environment. The device is the size of a personal organizer (141 x 82 x 18 mm) and has an LCD display and a full QWERTY keyboard. It also utilizes a microprocessor, memory, and RF transceiver and power source. Each CYBIKO Extreme device has its own unique ID and displays only those messages sent to this particular device. In the broadcast mode, CYBIKO Extreme is capable of sending messages to all devices of the same type located within its transmission area. Device includes analogue Walkie-Talkie function. The transmitter operates in the frequency range 903.2-926.8 MHz, which does not require special licensing in our target countries. Also CYBIKO Extreme has Vibration Alert, Speaker, Microphone, 55-key keyboard, 30-pin extension cartridge socket, USB PC connection socket, 2 recharging NiMH batteries. Based on technical capabilities the main functions of CYBIKO Extreme include: - Wireless chat - Multi-player wireless games - Business and personal planner applications (text editor and dairy, address/phone book, organizer/to do list manager, alarm clock/calendar, calculator, phrasebook/dictionary, graphic editor). 2. Hardware specifications: Main Processor: 16 bit, 18 MHz Hitachi HD64F2323 Coprocessor: ATMEL AT90S2313 4 MHz RAM: 16 MB Parallel Flash: 4 MB LCD display: 160x100 dots, 59x40 mm, and 4 level grayscale RF transceiver: RFMD 2915 USB port: National USBN9603 24 MHz 2 3. Electrical Characteristics Operating Frequency: 903.2-926.8MHz Modulation Type: FSK Frequency Deviation: +/- 35KHz No. of channels: 60 Channel Width: 400kHz Channel Spacing: 400kHz Frequency Stability (-10C- +55C): +/-10ppm RF output power into 50ohm: < 0 dBm Field Strength of fundamental (@3meters): ≤ 50mV/meter (94dBuV/m) Field Strength of Harmonics (@3meters): ≤ 500uV/meter (54dBuV/m) Spurious Emission: -55dBm (52dBuV) RF sensitivity: -95dBm Intermediate Frequency: 10.7 MHz Data Rate: 19.2Kbps Supply Current: 60-110mA Operating supply voltage (Two 1.2V battery): 2-2.8Volts Charging mode Using USB Operating Ambient Temperature: 0-40°C Antenna (Permanently attached): Whip Dimensions (L x W x H) 141 x 82 x 18 mm Weight (with batteries) 150g 4. Functional block diagram The functional block diagram CYBIKO Extreme is shown on Figure below. The transceiver module is based on the IC RF2915, (RF MICRO-DEVICES INC.) which was specially designed for wireless data transceiver and IC LMX2315. Functionally, the IC RF2915 provides a monolithic superheterodyne receiver and a FM transmitter. The main building block of the receiver consists of LNA, RF Mixer, IF Amplifiers, Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI), FM Demodulator and Data Amplifier. The receiver also utilizes the on-chip VCO. The FM transmitter includes variable gain amplifier, power amplifier (PA) and on chip VCO. A message to be transmitted is packed by MCU HD64F2323 into frames with 50 or 200 bytes length and sent to MCU AT90S2313. The MCU AT90S2313 encodes the frames by adding synchronization bits and sends with Manchester encoding. The data stream coming from the controller AT90S2313 goes through a low-pass filter LPF to the MOD IN pin of RF2915 and modulates the frequency of the VCO. The low-pass filter helps to limit the bandwidth occupied by transmitter. RF signal from TX OUT RF2915 goes through RF filter to the permanently attached antenna. Receiving frequency modulation signal from antenna pass through RF filter in RX IN pin of RF2915. From out RF2915 (pin 29) the signal goes through a low-pass filter LPF to AT90S2313 for decoding, and then frames come to MCU HD64F2323 for further processing. The DC/DC converters MAX1677 is used to generate a fixed power supply voltage 3.3 V for all IC and 17.2 V for LCD. 4.000 MHz (902.4 - 927.6)MHz MCU HD64F2323 (18.420 MHz) TRANSCEIVER RF2915 MCU AT90S2313 4.000 MHz RAM 16MBit CLOCK PCF8593T 32.768 KHz KEYBOARD LCD DC-DC MAX1677 PLL LMX2315 3.3 V 17.2V VIBRATION MOTOR SPEAKER RF LPF FILTER BATTERY 2.4 V2 NiMH CELLS CHARGERLM358 5 V Fig.1. Functional Block Diagram of CYBIKO Extreme. 50 Kbps LPF LPF Parallell FLASH 4MBit MICROPHONE USB USBN9603 4 The DC/DC converter is designed for the application of 2 NiMH cells. The LMX2315 is high performance frequency synthesizers with integrated prescalers. Serial data is transferred into the LMX2315 from MCU AT90S2313 via a three line interface (Data, Enable, Clock). The PCF8593 is a CMOS clock/calendar circuit, optimized for low power consumption. Addresses and data are transferred serially in MCU via the two-line bidirectional I 2 C-bus. He has built-in 32.768 kHz oscillator circuit. HD64F2323 MCU controls and monitors all other peripheral devises: RAM, DataFlash, USB port, charger, Real Time Clock, keyboard, LCD, speaker, microphone, vibration motor and extensions. Table 1: Channel frequencies Ch F i , MHz Ch F i , MHz Ch F i , MHz Ch F i , MHz Ch F i , MHz Ch Fi, MHz Ch F i , MHz 11 906.4 21 910.4 31 914.4 41 918.4 51 922.4 61 926.4 12 906.8 22 910.8 32 914.8 42 918.8 52 922.8 62 926.8 3 903.2 13 907.2 23 911.2 33 915.2 43 919.2 53 923.2 4 903.6 14 907.6 24 911.6 34 915.6 44 919.6 54 923.6 5 904.0 15 908.0 25 912.0 35 916.0 45 920.0 55 924.0 6 904.4 16 908.4 26 912.4 36 916.4 46 920.4 56 924.4 7 904.8 17 908.8 27 912.8 37 916.8 47 920.8 57 924.8 8 905.2 18 909.2 28 913.2 38 917.2 48 921.2 58 925.2 9 905.6 19 909.6 29 913.6 39 917.6 49 921.6 59 925.6 10 906.0 20 910.0 30 914.0 40 918.0 50 922.0 60 926.0 5. Crystal frequencies There are 4 crystals in CYBIKO Extreme: • Main Processor HD64F2323 clock 18420 KHz. • Coprocessor AT90S2313 clock 4000 KHz. • Real time clock 32.768 KHz. • USB port USBN9603 clock 24000 KHz.

5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 DD CC BB AA CYBIKO.INC (CONFIDENTIAL) One Via-hole should be for each 0.4 mm of path's wide. Paths GND, +UB, +3V3 should be 0.8mm wide. Reset R46 for flash MCU only. 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