PP4HWP-2150CDMA WLL Telephone

CONTENTS CONTENTS WELCOME ................................................................................................51. BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE ........................................................6 1.1 INSIDE THE PACKAGE ..........................................................................61.2 DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................7 1.2.1 THE FUNCTION KEYS ..........................................................................................81.2.2 DISPLAY INDICATORS .........................................................................................9 1.3 ANTENNA INSTALLATION...................................................................10 1.3.1 NORMAL ANTENNA INSTALLATION ................................................................10 1.4 PHONE CHARGER INSTALLATION ...................................................11 1.5 BATTERY HANDLING INFORMATION ..............................................12 1.5.1 DOs ...................................................................................................................... ..12 1.5.2 DON’Ts ..................................................................................................................1 2 2. BASIC OPERATION...........................................................................13 2.1 TO TURN THE PHONE ON / OFF.......................................................13 2.1.1 TURNING THE PHONE ON ................................................................................132.1.2 TURNING THE PHONE OFF ..............................................................................13 2.2 TO ACCESS THE MENU......................................................................14 2.3 MENU SUMMARY .................................................................................15 2.4 BASIC FUNCTIONS..............................................................................17 2.4.1 TO MAKE A CALL ................................................................................................172.4.2 PAUSE FEATURE ................................................................................................182.4.3 TO ANSWER A CALL ..........................................................................................192.4.4 CALLER ID FUNCTION .......................................................................................192.4.5 CALL WAITING FUNCTION ................................................................................202.4.6 MISSED CALL DISPLAY .....................................................................................202.4.7 TO ADJUST VOLUME .........................................................................................20 2.5 DURING A CALL ...................................................................................21 2.5.1 SEND PHONE# ....................................................................................................212.5.2 SCRATCH PAD ....................................................................................................212.5.3 MUTE ..................................................................................................................... 21 2.5.4 VIEW PHONE# .....................................................................................................212.5.5 VOICE PRIVACY ..................................................................................................21 2.6 TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY CALL.....................................................22 2.6.1 E911 IN LOCK MODE ..........................................................................................222.6.2 E911 USING ANY AVAILABLE SYSTEM ..........................................................22 3. MEMORY FUNCTION ........................................................................23 3.1 TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER .........................................................233.2 TO ENTER LETTERS, NUMBERS AND SYMBOLS .........................24 3.2..1 STANDARD INPUT MODE.................................................................................253.2..2 NUMERIC MODE ................................................................................................263.2..3 SYMBOL MODE ..................................................................................................26 3.3 TO MAKE A CALL THROUGH THE PHONEBOOK ..........................27 3.3.1 ONE-TOUCH DIALING ........................................................................................27 CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS 4. MENU FUNCTION ..............................................................................28 4.1 PHONEBOOK........................................................................................28 4.1.1 CALL LOGS...........................................................................................................28 4.1.1.1 MISSED CALLS............................................................................................284.1.1.2 ANSWERED CALLS ....................................................................................294.1.1.3 DIALED CALLS.............................................................................................29 4.1.2 RECALLING BY LOCATION ...............................................................................304.1.3 RECALLING BY NAME (ALPHA) ........................................................................31 4.2 SETTING ................................................................................................32 4.2..1 AUTO RETRY ......................................................................................................324.2..2 AUTO ANSWER ..................................................................................................324.2..3 ONE-TOUCH........................................................................................................334.2..4 VOICE PRIVACY .......................…

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17 16 2.4 BASIC FUNCTIONS 2.4.1 TO MAKE A CALL Enter a phone number.Press [ ]. The indicator, [ ], appears on the display. Press [ ] to end the call. Note : To modify the phone number you have entered : • Press [ ] to erase the entire number and start over. Note : • Press [ ] and [ ] to redial when “ CALL FAILED ” appears on the display or the line is busy. • If you activate the AUTO RETRY function, a call will be retried automatically the times you have selected. (refer to page 40) 19 18 2.4.3 TO ANSWER A CALL When the phone rings, press either send key, digit keys, or soft keys to answer the call. Press [ ] to end the call. 2.4.4 CALLER ID FUNCTION This function allows you to know who is calling by displaying the caller ’ s phone number with name,if available, in the phonebook. Note : A call is automatically answered after the preset number of ring tones, when Auto Answer is activated. (Please refer to page 40 for more details) Note : The caller ID is stored in the call log. 2.4.2 PAUSE FEATURE You can dial or save a phone number with pauses for use in the automated systemswhere you need to enter a creditcard number, a social security number, and so on.This feature will be convenient when you are linked to ARS (Advanced RecordSystem) Enter a phone number, then press [ ].Select one desired pause.Press [ ] to dial or [ ] to store. Note : Pause Definitions : • To dial or save a phone number with pauses: When you select Hard Pause,the next numbers are sent by pressing [ ] key. • Refer to “ page 24 ” for more details. Note : Please refer to “ page 28 ” for more details about storing a phone number. 21 20 2.5 DURING A CALL 2.5.1 SEND PHONE# This function enables your phone number to be transmitted automatically to a pagerduring a call without entering the number.It depends on a pager service available in your area. While connected to a pager and asked to enter your phone number, press [ ][ ]. 2.5.2 SCRATCH PAD This function allows you to store a new phone number during a call while keepingthe calling party from hearing the keypad tone. While on a call, press [ ][ ].Enter a phone number, press [ ], then save the phone number in the phonebook. (refer to page 28) 2.5.3 MUTE The caller cannot hear you and any noise on your side, while you still hear his or hervoice. Press [ ][ ]. 2.5.4 VIEW PHONE# This function allows you to view your phone number during a call.In 5 minutes, it will automatically return to the receiving mode. 2.5.5 VOICE PRIVACY With this function on, you can enhance voice privacy during a call. Note : To unmute, press [ ] 2.4.5 CALL WAITING FUNCTION This function notifies you of another incoming call when you are on a call bysounding a beep with the caller ’ s phone number displayed on the screen. Press [ ] when you have another call, which puts the first caller on hold and answers the second call. Press [ ] again to switch back to the first caller. 2.4.6 MISSED CALL DISPLAY Displays the number of missed calls along with the time of last missed call. 2.4.7 TO ADJUST VOLUME You can adjust volume in either way, through the menu entry or the navigationbutton. Below follows the volume control in each mode through the navigation buttons. Note : Press [ ] or [ ] to clear up the missed call display. Note : • During a call : Earpiece volume. • When the phone rings : Ringer volume. 23 22 3. MEMORY FUNCTION The phone has a memory function that enables you to store a large number of phonenumbers, e-mail addresses.You can, under one name, save up to 3 different numbers, mobile/home/office, andmake them secret for enhanced privacy.In this chapter, you take a thorough lesson on ways to enter letters, numbers andsymbols, which will make it convenient to use the memory function. 3.1 TO STORE A PHONE NUMBER You can store up to 200 phone numbers in the phonebook. Enter a phone number (more than 3 digits) you want to store and press [ ] and [ ]. The first available location number is displayed. Press [ ] to store. Enter a name with digit keys (refer to page 30).Select one of the phone types; mobile/home/office and press [ ]. Select “ No ” unless you want to make it secret and enter the lock code whenever you need to view the number and press [ ]. Note : • Enter the location number if you have a specific location number in mind or when you add another phone number to the location already put to use. • “ XXX LOCATION IS USED ” indicates that the location number already has a stored phone number. • Press [ ] to accept the existing name in the location number. 2.6 TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY CALL This is the enhanced 911 feature that puts your phone on the Emergency Call Modewhen you dial the preprogrammed emergency number, 911. This function is still enabledeven in the lock mode and out of service area. 2.6.1 E911 IN LOCK MODE The 911 call service is still available even in the lock mode. Enter “ 911 ” and press [ ]. The call connects.The phone exits the Emergency Mode in 5 minutes. 2.6.2 E911 USING ANY AVAILABLE SYSTEM Enter “ 911 ” and press [ ]. The call connects.The phone exits the Emergency Mode in 5 minutes. Note : When the call ends,the phone returns to the Emergency Mode. Note : • When the call ends,the phone returns to the emergency mode. • The phone continuously attempts to receive service from any available system. 25 24 3.2.1 STANDARD INPUT MODE The standard input mode allows you to enter letters, using a digit keys repeatedly. Input the letters you want to enter, using the keypad as follows. You can change the input mode by pressing [ ]. Press [ ] to add a blank. The cursor automatically moves to the next column in two seconds. Repeat until you enter all the letters you want. There is a 16-digit limit in the Name entry of the phonebook. Erasing letters. Press [ ] to delete one digit.Press and hold [ ] to delete the entire number. Note : Select Abc mode, by pressing [ ]. When you select this mode, the abc iconappears as a visual confirmation.- “ Find the key that corresponds to the letter you w…

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37 36 4.5 SPECIAL 4.5.1 SCHEDULE This function helps organize your schedule and remind you of each schedule when itis due. 4.5.1.1. LIST ALL The function enables you to list and view all the schedules you input. Press [ ][ ][ ][ ]. By pressing [ ], you can view more details about each schedule. 4.5.1.2. INPUT SCHEDULE The function allows you to input your schedule and set up its alarm. Press [ ][ ][ ][ ].Select a date in the calendar and press [ ].Select one of the following options.Then press [ ]. 4.5.1.3. PAUSE ALL SCHEDULE The function puts all your schedules on hold. Press [ ][ ][ ][ ].Select “ Ye s ” or “ No ” with the navigation key and press [ ]. Note : • [ ] / [ ] - month input. • [ ] / [ ],numeric key - day input. Note : • Alarm type : Press [ ] and select “ one time ” or “ daily ” . • Schedule title : Press [ ] and input a schedule title. • Phone number : Press [ ] input a phone number and reserve a call. 4.3.4 RINGER VOL This function alerts you of an incoming call in various modes as follows. Press [ ][ ][ ].Setting ringer volume with the navigation key.Press [ ]. 4.4 TIMER This function helps you to check the talk time and manage your calling within yourfinancial limit. There are 4 timers available in the phone. 4.4.1 LAST CALL The talk time of last call is displayed. Press [ ][ ][ ]. 4.4.2 ALL CALLS The talk time of all incoming and outgoing calls is displayed, web access callsexcluded. Press [ ][ ][ ]. 4.4.3 HOME CALLS The talk time of all calls made within Home area is displayed. Press [ ][ ][ ]. 4.4.4 ROAM CALLS The talk time of roaming calls is displayed. Press [ ][ ][ ]. 39 38 4.5.4 BIO-RHYTHM This function informs you of your physical, emotional and intelligent condition fortoday or some day. Please make sure to input your birthday before you use thisfunction. Press [ ][ ][ ].Press [ ]. Enter your birthday in year/month/day and then, press [ ]. Select “ Today ” to check out your biorhythm for today or “ Someday ” to check out your biorhythm for a specific day. Note : • The biorhythm functions only when the phone can synchronize with the network system. • You cannot enter a date ealier than your birthday to check out the biorhythm for the specific date. • You cannot enter your birthday later than today, either. Note : • What is the biorhythm? Biorhythm is a life rhythm that consists of three rhythm curves, each ofwhich is a physical, emotional and intelligent one. The rhythm willmatch up to your condition from birth to death. • How does it work? You will see a physical,emotional,and intelligent quotient with a numberindicating how many days have passed from birth to date.The biorhythm is displayed on the upper portion of the screen. 1. Physical rhythm The physical rhythm controls your physical condition in a cycle of 23days, such as resistance to diseases, muscle strength, agility, speed,physiology, and so on. 2. Emotional rhythm. The emotional rhythm manages creativity, sensitivity, recognition andhuman nature in a cycle of 28 days. 3. Intelligent rhythm. The intelligent rhythm affects our susceptibility to fright, acceptance ofknowledge, logical and analytic power, and memory in a cycle of 33. 4.5.2 STOPWATCH This function enables you to measure a time period. Press [ ][ ][ ].Press [ ] / [ ] to use the stopwatch.Press [ ] to exit and return to the initial display. 4.5.3 CALCULATOR This function enables you to add, subtract, multiply and divide. Press [ ][ ][ ].Using the calculator. Note : • Press [ ] to start or stop. • Press [ ] for Split/Release/Initial/Previous. • The time unit is displayed in a 100th of a second. Note : • Definitions  : [ ],  : [ ],  : [ ],  : [ ] • You can enter up to 8 integer digits. • There is no way to enter a decimal point. • To express a negative number,you subtract its absolute value from 0. To calculate 128 X 32 = 1. Enter 1282. Press [ ]3. Enter 324. Press [ ] to calculate it. 41 40 4.6.4 LOW SIGNAL ALERT This function sounds an alert when you have weak signal strength during a call. Press [ ][ ][ ].Select “ OFF ” or “ ON ” with the navigation key and press [ ] to save it. 4.6.5 CONNECT ALERT This function notifies you in different types that you have made a call successfully. Press [ ][ ][ ].Select one of the following options (OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH) with the navigation key.Press [ ] to save it. Note : • OFF : Alert Off • LOW : Calm Alert • MID : Moderate Alert • HIGH : Loud Alert 4.6 ALERTS 4.6.1 MIN ALERT With this function on, the phone sounds an alert every minute to keep you aware ofthe time passage while you are on a call. Press [ ][ ][ ].Select “ OFF ” or “ ON ” with the navigation key and press [ ] to save it. 4.6.2 ROAM ALERT This function alerts you when you go in and out of a service area and enter aroaming service area. Press [ ][ ][ ].Select “ OFF ” or “ ON ” with the navigation key and press [ ] to save it. 4.6.3 FADE ALERT This function sounds an alert when you enter an area in which you cannot make acall due to poor signal strength. The alert sounds in standby mode. Press [ ][ ][ ].Select “ OFF ” or “ ON ” with the navigation key and press [ ] to save it. 42 4.7.1.3. CONNECT SPEED This function controls the transmission speed between a phone and a PC. Press [ ][ ][ ][ ].Select one from 19200/ 115200/ 230400 bps with the navigation key and press [ ] to save it. 4.7 DATA SERVICE The phone, HWP-2150 allows for data service and voice recognition with variousenhanced features. 4.7.1 DATA SERVICE 4.7.1.1. RECEIVE MODE You are to set the receive mode lest the phone should function as a wirelessmodem or fax improperly when connected to a PC. Press [ ][ ][ ][ ].Select one from INACTIVE/ DATA/ FAX with the navigation key and press [ ]. 4.7.1.2. FLOW CONTROL This function allows you to control data flow when you receive data service. Press [ ][ ][ ][ ].Select either “ HARDWARE ” or “ SOFTWARE ” with the navigation key and press [ ] to save it. Note : • INACTIVE : In use of the phone • DATA : For use of data • FAX : In use of a f…

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Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr ATTACHMENT B – ATTESSTATION STATEMENT Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr

From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 4:34 AM To: Mike Kuo(CCS) Cc: KiSoo Kim (HCT); SCOTT WANG(CCS) Subject: HYUNDAI, FCC ID:PP4HWP-2150, AN03T3014 -1 of 2- Dear Mr. Kuo, How are you ? According to your request on the below questions, we'd like to send the answers on each questions under each question as belows; If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thanks and Best Regards, KiSoo Kim - HCT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Kuo" <[email protected]> To: "Ki-Soo Kim (HCT) (E-mail)" <[email protected]> Cc: "Helen Zhao" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 9:39 AM Subject: FW: HYUNDAI, FCC ID:PP4HWP-2150, AN03T3014 > > -----Original Message----- > From: CERTADM > Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 4:36 PM > To: '[email protected]' > Subject: HYUNDAI, FCC ID:PP4HWP-2150, AN03T3014 > > > Notice_content > ------------- > Question #1:This device is desktop WLL phone with handset. When handset is > use d during voice communication, only audio signle was carried. In the > Part 22 test report, the device is classifed as " Non-Broadcast Transmitt er > held to ear " is not correct. Please change the classification to Licensed > Non-Broadcast station Transmitter - TNB " ====> We've revised the RF Report. (page: #1 & #3) Please find the attached test report. (filename : ATT. C (RF REPORT).doc) > Question #2: In the past, FCC only require to demonstrate bandedge > compliance. Recently, FCC has instructed test lab and TCB that that Part 22 > device needs to demonstrate block edge compliance. Attached please find > FCC notice . Please provide block edge measurement. ====> We've retested. (page: #10 ~ #17) Please find the attached test report. (filename : ATT. D (TEST PLOT).doc) > Question #3: In the user manual, this WLL phone can be connected to > external antenna as well. In the RF test report, there is no indication > that such antenna was used and tested. Please explain. ====> We've revised the user manual to remove the external antenna part. Please find the attached test report. (filename : ATT. M (USER MANUAL).doc) > > Question #4: SAR Test report: Page 12 of test report provided liquid > parameter used during the tests. Page 12 in dicates on June 03 the head > tissue was used but the target value is for body . The liquid paramenter > was used in June 02 body SAR tests are same as June 03 measured liquid > parameter. Please go over your liquid paramenter information on Page 12 Vs > the liquid paramenter reported in SAR plots.. ==> We've made a mistake for test date and liquid type. So, we've changed the test date and liquid type. Please find the attached test report. (filename : ATT. S (SAR REPORT).doc) > Best Regards > > Mike Kuo > The items indicated above must be submitted before processing can continue > on the above referenced application. Failure to provide the requested > information within 30 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 addre ss listed below the name of the sender.

Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr

APPROVAL SHEET MODEL : TB-800T CHECKED APPROVED SIGNATURE HYUNDAI ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES CO., LTD APPROVAL DATE / / / / CHECKED APPROVED SIGNATURE HANKOOK ANTENNA CO., LT D APPROVAL DATE / / / / HANKOOK ANTENNA CO., LTD. Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 2 of 9 CONTENTS 1. GENERAL 1. 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1. 2 PRODUCT NUMBER 1.3 UNIT AND DEFINITION 1.4 CONDITIONS 2. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES 2. 1 FREQUENCY BAND 2. 2 IMPEDANCE 2. 3 V.S.W.R 2. 4 GAIN 3. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES 3. 1 APPEARANCE 3. 2 TENSILE LOAD 3. 3 DROP 4. ENVIRONMENTAL RESISTANCE PROPERTIES 4.1 OPERATIONAL TEMPERATURE 4.2 TEMPERATURE CYCLING 4.3 HUMIDITY 4.4 SINUSOIDAL VIBRATION 5. TEST EQUIPMENTS 6. DRAWING Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 3 of 9 1. GENERAL 1.1 Product description A sleeve dipole antenna, consisting of copper cylinder and a thin radiator which is a inner conductor of a coaxial line, is a half wave dipole antenna used for a portable and base station unit for wireless communication. 1.2 Product Number Hankook Antenna Product No. : TB-800T Hyundai Product No. : : HWP-2150 1.3 Units and Definitions Tx Transmit Band Rx Receive Band V.S.W.R Voltage Standing Wave Ratio dBd Antenna gain in dB relative to a dipole g Acceleration of gravity (about 9.8 m/sec 2 ) RH Relative Humidity 1.4 Conditions Unless otherwise stated all temperature tolerance are ±3°C and all RH tolerance are ±5 percentage units Unless otherwise stated all values are valid at +20°C and 50%RH. 2. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES 2.1 Frequency Band Transmit Band (Tx) : 824 – 849 MHz Receive Band (Rx) : 869 – 894 MHz 2.2 Impedance Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 4 of 9 Nominal Value : 50Ω 2.3 VSWR 2.3.1 Maximum Values 2.0 : 1 2.3.2 Measuring Method A 50 ohms coaxial cable is connected to the antenna connector. In the other end the coaxial cable is connected to a network analyzer. The analyzer calibrated so that the reference plane is at the end the coaxial cable connected to the antenna. 2.4 Gain 2.4.1 Minimum Gain 1.0 dBi 2.4.2 Measuring Method The connection is done according to figure. Radiation patterns are measured at the lowest, middle and highest frequency for each band (Tx and Rx band). The measurement performed so as to minimize the influence of the cables. Calibration for absolute measurements CALIBRATION PLANE NETWORK ANALYZER 2 ANTENNA 50 OHMS CABLE (30x30Cm) WOOD Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 5 of 9 is done with a reference antenna, which is in turn calibrated by a certified calibration company. 3. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES 3.1 Appearance The appearance shall be according to specification drawing as attached. 3.2. Tensile Load 3.2.1 Force 5 Kgf 3.2.2 Demands Without mechanical damage, electrical performance according to 2.3.1 and 2.4.1 after test. 3.2.3 Measuring Method The antenna is assembled to the test equipment according to figure. The specified force is applied during 30sec to the top of the sleeve parallel to the antenna axis. Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 6 of 9 3.3 Drop 3.3.1 Drop height 0.75 m 3.3.2 Number of Drops 1 drop to ensure set lands on antenna 3.3.3 Set weight 2 Kg 3.3.4 Demand No visual change and the fitting and mold shall be unchanged mechanically and satisfy the electrical data after test. 3.3.5 Measuring Method The antenna is attached to set (if available, otherwise to test fixture of equal weight). The set is dropped with antenna downwards onto a steel surface covered with 20 sheets of copy paper . 4. ENVIRONMENTAL RESISTANCE PROPERTIES 4.1 Operational Temperature 4.1.1 Temperature :  40  70 at 50%RH 4.1.2 Demand No visual change and the fitting and mold shall be unchanged mechanically and satisfy the electrical data during the test. Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 7 of 9 4.1.3 Measuring method The antenna is kept at +20°C and 50%RH for at least 1 hour. The antenna is placed at low temperature. The antenna is taken out after 1 hour, and the V.S.W.R is immediately measured. The antenna is kept at +20°C and 50%RH for at least 1 hour. The antenna is placed at high temperature. The antenna is taken out after 1 hour, and the V.S.W.R is immediately measured. 4.2 Temperature Cycling 4.2.1 Cycling Temperature : 40 ~ 80 at 50%RH 4.2.2 Demand No visual change and the fitting and mold shall be unchanged mechanically and satisfy the electrical data after a 1 hour relaxing period at +20 and 50%RH . 4.2.3 Measuring method The antenna is placed in a climatic chamber. The temperature is cycled as follows: The temperature is kept constant at low cycling temperature for 1hour, increased to high cycling temperature during 1 hour, kept constant for 1hour and then decreased to low cycling temperature during 1 hour. This procedure is repeated 10 times ending at room temperature, see figure T HC T LC + 20 1111 1 cycle 10 cycle Ti me/Hours Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 8 of 9 4.3 Humidity 4.3.1 Condition : 40 and 95%RH 4.3.2 Demand No visual change and the fitting and mold shall be unchanged mechanically and satisfy the electrical data after the test. 4.3.3 Measuring method The antenna is placed in climatic chamber for 24 hours. The antenna is taken out from the chamber and measured after another 24 hours in room temperature. 4.4 Sinusoidal Vibration 4.4.1 Vibration Frequencies : 5 - 55 - 5 Hz (1 cycle) 4.4.2 Sweep Rate : 0.5 octave/min (logarithmic) 4.4.3 Maximum Amplitude A = 1 mm 4.4.4 Maximum Acceleration : 2 g 4.4.5 Demand No visual change and the fitting and mold shall be unchanged mechanically and satisfy the electrical data after the test. 4.4.6 Measuring method The antenna is assembled in the test equipment. The vibration is done both in x- and z- directions, according to figure, with a duration of 2 hours in each direction. z x a) Vibration directions. A -A time 1 / f b) Vibration form. Hankook Antenna Co.,LTD 9 of 9 5. TEST EQUIPMENTS Network Analyzer (HP-8753C) : VSWR, Impedance RF Signal Generator(HP-8350B) : Required signal Spectrum Analyzer (HP-8563A) : Receiving signal 6. DRAWINGS As attached

Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr ATTACHMENT G – EXTERNAL PHOTOGRAPHS ■ EXTERNAL PHOTO Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr ■ EXTERNAL PHOTO Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr ■ EXTERNAL PHOTO Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA TEL : +82 31 639 8518 FAX : +82 31 639 8525 www.hctec.co.kr ■ EXTERNAL PHOTO Report No.: HCT-SAR03-0601 FCC ID : PP4HWP-2150 DATE : June 10, 2003 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI ,…

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