QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5MMDS Base Station

POINTRED TECHNOLOGIES BROADBAND WIRELESS ACCESS SYSTEM System Manual rev 1.1 PREFACE This document describes in detail the implementation, use and maintenance of the PointRed Technologies Broadband Wireless Access System. Table of Contents Preface CHAPTER 1 PointRed Technologies System Overview 1-5 CHAPTER 2 Installing the Base Station 6-8 CHAPTER 3 Installing the CPE and Tranceivers 9-11 CHAPTER 4 Connecting to the System 12-15 CHAPTER 5 Configuring the System 16-22 PointRed Technologies System Overview he MicroRed TM is a family of wireless equipment for the broadband connection of endpoint users to the Internet or other electronic destinations . The system operates at microwave frequency in either point to multipoint (PtMP) or Point to Point (PtP) configurations. The BASE STATION and its transmit/receive antenna and the Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) with its receive/transmit antenna also known as a transceiver. The system provides “Wireless” operators the ability to quickly deploy Broadband Access PicoCells in dense population areas with a greater cost advantage. Unlike SuperCells, the Base Station generates a focused approach to Wireless access systems. Operators may choose to target specific areas in their market to generate end user customer sales rapidly or incorporate the Solution into a SuperCell to provide coverage to otherwise blocked customer areas. The system operator can then “pick and choose” where to deploy the PointRed PICO CELL in a far more profitable manner. The systems “Pay as you Grow” concept is key to keeping system subscriber acquisition costs low. Chapter 1 T 4 The Base Station The BASE STATION Unit functions as both a receive and transmit device. The (BST) Base Station is a lightweight, robust ODU (outdoor unit) and is typically mounted on a structure or radio tower. The BST provides the interface to the Internet, Router, or other media types. The BST is combined with an Antenna to generate the PICO Cell broadcast. The CPE Modem The Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) Modem functions as the endpoint users interface to the Internet or other media types. The CPE is an easily configurable subscriber Modem unit. That provides a 10BASET connection type for multiple applications such as Data, Voice, or Video. The CPE is partnered with a Power supply that operates at 110vdc or 220vdc. 5 The Tranceiver Unit The Tranceiver unit functions as the RF interface for both the BASE STATION and the CPE Modem endpoints. The Transceiver can be configured with various antenna gain combinations and models and is powered by the CPE Modem. 6 Installing the Base Station Pre-Installation Requirements: 1. BST Mounting location with suitable grounding connection. 2. 110/220VDC source 3. Internet or Other media Connection interface (IP Router) 4. Suitable Broadcast Antenna 5. Basic Hand Tools Component Inspection: 1. Carefully unpack the Base Station package and inspect the unit for physical damage. 2. Verify that all the components are present against the shipping information or Purchase order. Immediately contact PointRed Technonogies if any portion of the system base station package is missing or damaged. Mounting the BASE STATION: 1. Vertically mount the BST using the supplied mounting hardware with the F- Type 75ohm connection downward. Chapter 2 7 Connecting the BASE STATION: 1. Connect the Ground point to the BASE STATION mount. 2. Connect a F-Type 75ohm Coaxial cable to the F-Type 75ohm connection point of the BST. Note: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN the F-Type 75ohm connector and DO NOT connect any cable to the BST while the unit is powered! POWER OFF FIRST! 3. Connect the other end of the F-Type 75ohm Coax cable to the PointRed Tranceivers F-Type 75ohm connection point. As pictured below. Then, connect an N-Type 50ohm Coax Cable to the Tranceivers N-Type 50ohm connection point. 4. Connect the other end N-Type 50ohm coax cable to BAST Station Antenna’s N-Type 50ohm Connection Port as pictured below. 8 5. Connect an Ethernet CROSSED cable with a standard RJ-45 connector to the Backhaul connection point of the BASE STATION. The other end of the Ethernet Crossed cable to your Media Connection such as a Router. Here is an image of the final installation configuration below. Completed ODU installation. 9 Installing the CPE Modem and Tranceiver Pre-Installation Requirements: 1. Suitable CPE Installation Location 2. Suitable 110/220VDC source 3. Customer Endpoint Computer or NAT Router 4. Basic hand tools Component Inspection: 1. Carefully unpack the CPE/Tranceiver package and inspect the units for physical damage. 2. Verify that all the components are present against the shipping information or Purchase order. Immediately contact PointRed Technonogies Support if any portion of the system base station package is missing or damaged. Call 1408-752-1838 www.pointredtech.com Chapter 3 10 Mounting the CPE-Tranceiver 1. Mount the Tranceiver Unit with the F-Type connector downward using the supplied clamp. 2. Mount the NON-integrated antenna to the Mounting location above the Tranceiver unit and connect the N-Type 50Ohm coax cable to the N-Type connection on the Tranceiver. Then, Connect a F-Type 75ohm cable to the Tranceiver F-Type connection. NOTE: DO NOT CONNECT the other end of the coax to any device yet. 3. Connect the Other end of the 75ohm coax cable from the Transceiver to a Field Strength Meter (FSM). Using the FSM, align the Tranceiver for peak signal strength. One you have Optimized the signal strength, tighten the mounting hardware to ensure that the Antenna and or the Tranceiver does not move from the Optimized position. 4. Once you have mounted the Tranceiver, Route the 75ohm coax cable to the CPE Modem. 5. At the CPE location, Connect the 75Ohm coax cable connector to the CPE “IF” connection port on the back of the CPE 11 6. Connect the Supplied Power Supply to the CPE Modem as pictured below. The Transformer end of the Power Supply must be connected to a 110/220 compliant power source. 7.…

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From: Tom Cokenias [[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 4:04 PM To: Mike Kuo Subject: Re: FW: PointRed Technologies Inc., FCC ID:QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5, AN02T19 72 >Question #1: Please provide tune-up procedure. > >The EUT description for this device is MMDS base station. There two devices >are included in this filing. Base station and Transceiver. All the tests >were done at transceiver level but not on the base station level. By >reviewing the user manual, the transceiver unit is the radio interface unit >between the Base station and CPE. However, the proposed FCC ID number is >affixed on the base station. ANSWER#1. See separate document for tune-up procedure, it will be sent tonight or tomorrow depending on when Tim Healey gets it to me. To clarify the system configuration, what Pointred calls the "Base Station" is actually an intermediate subassembly between ethernet and power input and the RF transceiver. The "Base Station" derives DC from the AC mains, and obtains ethernet input via conventional RJ45 jack and CAT5 network cable. The ethernet input modulates a 380 MHz signal using FSK modulation. The 380 MHz intermediate frequency (IF) and DC power are placed on the center conductor of the RG6 cable connecting the Base Station unit to the transceiver, mounted outdoors. The transceiver, powered by the DC on the RG6 connector, upconverts the 380 MHz signal to the desired MDS channel frequency. > >Question #2: What types of antenna are going to use with transceiver ? ANSWER#2. Attached is document with description of antennas and MPE distance for each. > >Question #3: Is there any antenna going to connect to Base station directly >? >ANSWER#3 No, the "Base Station" is an intermediate subassembly. >The antenna is connected to the "N" connector of the transceiver via >coax. >Question #4: In the product description/ operation overview file, it >mentioned FCC ID:QDU-MCRD-CPE-2R5. What is the FCC application status of >CPE ? ANSWER#4 Administrative review is complete, engineering review is pending. Attached is EA number and FCC ID if you wish to check status. > >Question #5: Is the transceiver unit required minimum cable length in order >to meet Part 21 requirement ? ANSWER#5 There is no minimum cable length requirement. >Question #6: Please provide MPE evaluation to justify RF exposure compliance >. >ANSWER #6 Please refer to attached document with antenna information. Best regards Tom

tel: 650-726-1263 fax: 650-726-1252 [email protected] Thomas N. Cokenias EMC &Radio Approvals Test & Consulting Services for Commercial, Military, International Compliance P.O. Box 1086 El Granada, CA 94018 FCC Laboratory23 May 2002 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Attention: Application Examiner Reviewing Engineer Applicant: PointRed Technologies Inc. FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 To whom it may concern, Request is hereby submitted, per section 0.459 of the Rules, on behalf of my client PointRed Technologies Inc., to withhold from public review certain portions of the application for equipment certification for the referenced FCC identifier. In particular, the following sections of the application and report are requested to be kept confidential: Block Diagrams Schematic Parts List Tune-Up Procedure Rationale for request for confidentiality: PointRed has invested considerable time and materials in research and development to produce the referenced product. Disclosure of the confidential portions of this application to competitors would give them competitive advantage in developing similar products.  If you have questions or need further information, please contact the undersigned. Sincerely, tel: 650-726-1263 fax: 650-726-1252 [email protected] THOMAS N. COKENIAS EMC Consultant/Agent for Alvarion Ltd.

BASE STATION ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE I. COMPONENTS BTS Housing (2) BTS Digital Board (1) BTS Modem Board (1) P/N 02-0002 P/N 09-0040-00 09-0001-00 Power Supply (1) CAT-5 Ethernet Cable (1) Rubber Seal (2) P/N 09-0100 P/N 02-0012 P/N 00-0018 Wire Mesh Seal (2) Power Cable (1) Small Nut & O Ring Seal (4) P/N 00-0019 P/N 02-0006 P/N 00-0020 Tie Wrap Holder (2), 1 Opt Tie Wrap (2), 1 Opt. Stand-Off (18) RJ45 Cable Connector (2), 1Opt. P/N 00-0022 P/N 00-0023 P/N 00-0024 P/N 01-0028 2x7 Ribbon Cable (1) P/N 02-0007 Cat-5 Ferrite (2), 1Opt. Wire Ferrite (1) P/N 01-0030 P/N 01-0029 2 BTS F-Connector (1) .5 in Aluminum Pipe (1) Weather Resistant Plastic Connector (2) P/N 01-0009 P/N 00-0027 P/N 00-0026 Aluminum Bracket (2) Screw, Nut & Washer B (2) Screw A (42) Modem Card Shield (1) P/N 00-0028 P/N 02-0014 Digital Card Shield (1) T1 Card Shield (1) T1 Card Interface (Optional) (1) P/N 02-00013 Threaded Pipe (2) Large Nut & O Ring Seal (1) Power Connector P/N 01-0031 P/N 00-0021 ASSEMBLY STEPS General: The Base Station consists of two housing boxes that are connected with two threaded pipes. Each Housing box has a lid and a base. With the lids open outward, the left box is the Power Supply Housing Box (PSH Box) and the right box is the Digital/Modem Card Housing Box (DMH Box) 1. Connect the two housing boxes together with two pipes. a. Roll the two nuts on the pipe almost to the center of the pipe b. Apply Pipe Thread Seal on the left end of the pipes c. Turn the pipes into the opening of the PSH Box until about ¼ inch over flushed. d. Lock the nuts together by turning them in opposite directions. Apply Pipe Thread Seal on the other end and turn them back into the right box until both ends are flushed with both boxes. Rubber Seal 3 2. Wrap the connectors with Teflon seal and screw them in the holes. 3. Install the Rubber Shields to the base and Wire Mesh Shields to the lid of the boxes. 4. Screw 6 stand-off screws into the lid of the Digital/Modem Card housing box. Wire Mesh Shield 5b.Put the Digital Board on top of the stand-offs and tighten with screw. 6. Screw another 6 stand-off screws on top of the Digital Board. 7b. Install the Modem Board into the Digital/Modem Board Housing Box and tighten with screws. Connect the Power and Ribbon cable to the Modem and Digital Board. 8. 8. Connect the F-Connector to the Base of the Digital/Modem Housing Box. 9. Solder a wire from the back of the F-connector to the Modem Board. 10. Install the Power Supply into the base of the Power Supply Housing Base. Connect Stand-Off F-Connector Ground to the Modem Board 7a. Solder the power connector 5a. Solder the Power Connector to the Digital Board. 4 each wire to the appropriate color. Insert tie wrap holders and tie wrap the power supply cable to it 11. Run a 3 ½ Foot long Category 5 cable through the Plastic Weather Resistant Connector, then through the pipe to the other housing box. DO NOT Make a connector for each ends of the Cat 5 cable yet. Attach a ferrite to the most left of the Cat 5 cable in each housing box. 12. Run a red cable from the power supply box through a wire ferrite then through the pipe to the other housing box and solder it to the “+15 V” area of the modem board. Connect the other end to the Red section of the power supply. 13. Attach the ½ inch aluminum pipe to the Modem Board Shield with two brackets. Run the Cat. 5 cable through the pipe then make a Cat. 5 connector for each end of the cable (see page 6 for instruction). Secure the Shield to the box. Connect one end of the Cat.5 connector to the Digital Board. 14. Install the shield for the Digital Board. Secure with screws A. + 15 V 5 Optional For Base Station equipped with a T1 Card. From Step 13: When you make the Cat 5 connector, one end goes to the Digital Board. Make sure the other end is inside the Power Supply Housing Box as it will go to the p 100 slot of the T1 Card. 14. Connect the power cable from the T1 Card to the Power Supply 15. Run a 2 feet long Cat 5 cable thru the Plastic Weather Resistant connector, strip the cable and insert the color-coded wires into the J800 section. 16. Install 6 stand-off into the lid of the PSH Box just like those for the Digital Card. 17. Secure the Shield to the Housing Lid with screws. T1 Card Power Cable Orange, white Orange, Blue, White Blue 6 Category 5 wiring standards: Note: Make sure ALL wires are pushed completely into the connector before seating the connector cable lock. II. TOOLS Crimper Cable Stripper Power Screw Driver Cable Tester Pin # Color 1 White/Orange 2 Orange 3 White/Green 4 Blue 5 White/Blue 6 Green 7 White/Brown 8 Brown 1. Strip off about1½ inch of theouter insulation 2. Insert the wires into the connector 3. Crimp down the connector to the wires 4. Test the cable. Make sure number 1-4 goes green on both ends.

PointRed Technologies MMDS Base Station Label Location FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 FCC ID: LKT-DS58 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 than may cause undesired operation Dimensions: Approximately 2.5 cm x 5 cm FCC ID: QDU- MCRD-BASE-2R5 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 than may cause undesired operation

Product Description and Operation Overview General Overview The Base Station ( used with FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5) The BASE STATION (BST) IF Unit functions as both a receive and transmit device. The BST is a lightweight, robust ODU (outdoor unit) and is typically mounted on a structure or radio tower. The BST provides the interface to the Internet, Router, or other media types. The BST is combined with a transceiver unit to generate the pico cell base station. The CPE Modem ( used with FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-CPE-2R5) The Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) Modem IF Unit functions as the endpoint users interface to the Internet or other media types. The CPE is an easily configurable subscriber Modem unit. That provides a 10BASET connection type for multiple applications such as Data, Voice, or Video. The CPE is partnered with a Power supply that operates at 110vdc or 220vdc. The CPE modem is connected via coaxial cable to the transceiver unit mounted outdoors. The Transceiver Unit The Tranceiver unit functions as the RF interface for both the BASE STATION and the CPE Modem endpoints. The Transceiver can be configured with various antenna gain combinations and models and is powered by the CPE Modem.    The transceiver (radio unit) can be configured as either customer premises equipment (CPE) or as a base station unit The radios are identical, except for antenna types used. The BST and subscriber CPE modem are different, but the IF output signals are the same and the transceiver used with them is identical. Fig.1 ethernet RG 6 cable 2503-2863 MHz DC & 380 MHz power IF unit (BST or CPE modem) transceiver antenna A description of the theory of operation and product configuration is found in an attachment to this application and report. SPECIFICATIONS TRANSCEIVER Frequency range: 2503 - 2683 MHz Channelization:4 MHz channels, 1 MHz spacings Power output:20 - 24 dBm, +/- 1.1 dBm, software configurable Modulation type: FSK IF Unit Frequency range: 380 MHz IF Power Output, RF: 4 dBm nominal, 5 dBm for maximum output power Data transfer rate, air link:Up to 4 Mbps

PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 1 of 19 PointRed MMDS Base Station Transmitter General Overview The Base Station The BASE STATION (BST) IF Unit contains an RF modem operating at 380 MHz, as both a receive and transmit device. The BST is a lightweight, robust ODU (outdoor unit) and is typically mounted on a structure or radio tower. The BST modem provides the interface to the Internet, Router, or other media types. The BST is combined with a transceiver unit to generate the pico cell base station. The Transceiver Unit The Transceiver unit functions as the RF interface. The Transceiver can be configured with various antenna gain combinations and models and is powered with DC provided from the BST unit.    The transceiver (radio unit) can be configured as either customer premises equipment (CPE) or as a base station unit The transciever is identical for both applications. The BST and subscriber (CPE ) modem have different housings and power supplies, and the BST has an optional T1 interface board, but the IF output signals are the same and the transceiver used with them is identical. PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 2 of 19 Fig.1 ethernet RG 6 cable 2503-2863 MHz DC & 380 MHz 120VAC power IF unit (BST or CPE modem) transceiver antenna A description of the theory of operation and product configuration is found in an attachment to this application and report. SPECIFICATIONS TRANSCEIVER Frequency range: 2503 - 2683 MHz Channelization:4 MHz channels, 1 MHz spacings Power output:20 - 24 dBm, +/- 1.1 dBm, software configurable Modulation type: FSK IF Unit Frequency range: 380 MHz IF Power Output, RF: 4 dBm nominal, 5 dBm for maximum output power Data transfer rate, air link:Up to 4 Mbps Block diagram and theory of operation is provided in a separate attachment. PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 3 of 19 FCC CERTIFICATION INFORMATION The following information is in accordance with FCC Rules, 47CFR Part 2. 1.1307(b) RF exposure information is provided in a separate attachment in the form of maximum permissible exposure (MPE) data. 2.1033(c)1 Applicant:PointRed Technologies Inc. 1283 Old Mountain View Alviso Road Suite B Sunnyvale, CA 94089 2.1033(c)2 FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 2.1033(c)3 Installation instructions are found in separate document. 2.1033(c)4 Emission type: FSK Up to 4 Mbps Emission designator: 3M40F1D 2.1033(c)5 Frequency range: 2503 - 2683 MHz (6 MHz channel, 1 MHz spacings) 2.1033(c)6 Range of Operating Power 20 - 24 dBm nominal, +/1.1 dBm 2.1033(c)7 Maximum Power Rating 25.1 dBm measured Maximum allowed per 21.909(g)2: 2 watts (33 dBm) 2.1033(c)8 Applied voltages and currents into the final transistor elements Refer to schematics, separate submission accompanying this application 2.1033(c)9 Tune-up procedure Refer to installation instructions. RF channel and power level selection are achieved via control and set-up PC software via GUI. PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 4 of 19 2.1033(c)10 Circuit and Functional Block Diagram, Description of Circuitry Complete product schematics are provided in separate attachments. Circuit description and theory of operation are found in separate attachment. 2.1033(c)11 FCC ID Label Refer to separate attachment. 2.1033(c)12 Product Photographs Refer to separate attachment. 2.1033(c)13 Description of Modulation System Refer to theory of operation, separate attachment 2.1033(c)14 Test Data per 2.1046 – 2.1057 (2) RF Output Power Measurements Measurement equipment used: HP 436A Power Meter HP 8481H 3.5 watt Power sensor (average power detector) Test set-up: Figure 2 HP 8481H HP 436A RG-6 (DC, 380 MHz IF) 10/100BaseT BST modem unit transceiver unit Test Procedures 1. Set indoor unit to send continuous packets to outdoor unit. 2. Read mean channel power directly from HP36A Test Results PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 5 of 19 F(MHz)P out 250324.31 dBm 257924.35 dBm 268325.11 dBm IF output signal to transceiver input port is shown below. PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 6 of 19 IF Output, 380 MHz PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 7 of 19 Section 2.1047 Modulation Characteristics Requirement/Limit: 21.908(a) Maximum out of band emission: At 6 MHz channel bandedge: -25 dB relative to average 6 MHz channel power level Then linear slope of -40 dB for next 250 kHz Then linear slope of -60 dB to 3MHz removed from highest or lowest 6 MHz channel edge Then -60 dB beyond that Measurement equipment used: HP 8563E Spectrum Analyzer Coaxial attenuators (3dB and 10 dB) Coaxial cable, 3ft Test set-up: Figure 3 10 dB attn 3 dB attn RG-6 (DC, IF, clock) BST unit transceiver unit Test Procedures Software was run to produce a continuous pseudo random bit stream (prbs). Test Results PASS. Refer to attached spectrum analyzer charts for two channels: Lowest: 2503 MHz Highest: 2683 MHz Emissions masks at Lowest and Highest channels are shown with mask lines superimposed on spectrum analyzer charts. PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 8 of 19 Channel Mask for fo = 2503 MHz (lowest channel) PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 9 of 19 Channel mask for fo = 2683 MHz (highest channel) PointRe d Ne tworksFCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 page 10 of 19 Section 2.1049 Occupied Bandwidth Requirement/Limit: 21.905(a,c) 6 MHz standard, 12 MHz allowed Measurement equipment used: HP 8563E Spectrum Analyzer Coaxial attenuators (3dB and 10 dB) Coaxial cable, 3ft Test set-up: Refer to Fig. 3 Test Procedures and Results: The analyzer OCCUPIED BW function was activated. Refer spectrum analyzer plots below showing occupied bandwidth. Measured 99% occupied bandwidth is 3.4 MHz. 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Applicant:PointRed Technologies Inc. 1283 Old Mountain View Alviso Road Su ite B Sunnyvale, CA 94089 FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 The following antennas are recommended by the manufacturer for use with this MMDS base station: Base Station: Til-Tek 10 dBi omni TA-2550 Maxrad 7 dBi omni MFB25007 RadioWaves 90 deg sector, 13 dBi SEC-25H-90 for horizontal and SEC-25V-90 for vertical polarization RF Hazard Distance CalculationMPE Calculati mW/cm2 from Table1:1.00 Max RF PowerTX AntennaMPEAntenna Type P, dBmG, dBiSafe Distance, cm 25.113.022.790 deg sector 25.110.016.0omni 25.17.011.4omni Basis of Calculations: E^2/3770 = S, mW/cm2 E, V/m = (Pwatts*Ggain*30)^.5/d, meters d = ((Pwatts*G*30)/3770*S))^0.5Pwatts*Ggain = 10^(PdBm-30+GdBi)/10) NOTE: For mobile or fixed location transmitters, minimum separation distance is 20 cm, even if calculations indicate MPE distance is less

K1610T 20.000MHz Reliability Audit Issued by: Raj Alluri March 12, 2002 PAGE 2 of 3CTI PRODUCT QUALITY EVALUATION Frequency vs Temperature K1610T 20.000MHz Frequency Shift vs Temperature -10 -5 0 5 10 Temperature ( o C) ppm Shift* * Referenced to 25 o C 4.75V 5.25V5.00V N=15 Frequency Shift due Mechanical Shock & Vibration K1610T 20.000MHz Frequency Shift due to Shock & Vibration -2.00 -1.00 0.00 1.00 2.00 ppm Min 0.00-0.20-0.05 Mean 0.000.010.03 Min 0.000.110.04 Max 0.000.150.05 INITIALMECHANICAL SHOCKVIBRATION N=10 PAGE 3 of 3CTI PRODUCT QUALITY EVALUATION Aging Analysis of K1610T 20.000MHz ( Extrapolated from 1000-Hrs of Aging) ID#30-Days1-Year5-Years10-Years20-Years25-Years 10.420.730.921.011.101.12 20.170.260.320.340.370.38 30.551.031.341.471.601.64 40.370.670.860.941.021.05 50.541.081.421.571.721.77 60.871.632.122.332.542.61 70.430.750.961.051.141.17 80.681.201.531.671.821.86 91.532.503.123.383.653.74 100.330.620.810.890.981.00 Mean 0.591.051.341.471.591.63 Std Dev 0.380.630.790.860.930.96 Min 0.170.260.320.340.370.38 Max 1.532.503.123.383.653.74

PointRed RE Set-up Photospage 1 of 4 PointRed MMDS Transceiver Radiated Emissions Test Set-up FCC ID: QDU-MCRD-BASE-2R5 PointRed RE Set-up Photospage 2 of 4 PointRed RE Set-up Photospage 3 of 4 PointRed RE Set-up Photospage 4 of 4