RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFASpread Spectrum Transmitter

MESH/BRIDGE NODES & OAS/EMS NODES VERSION 1.0 Hardware Manual www.sensicast.com HARDWARE MANUAL Mesh/Bridge Nodes & OAS/EMS Nodes VERSION 1.0 Sensicast Systems, Inc. 220-3 Reservoir Street Needham, MA 02494 Phone 781.453.2555 [email protected] www.sensicast.com Part # 1200 – Hardware Manual Copyright 2003 Sensicast Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Sensicast, SensiMesh, Sensicast Object Alarm System, Sensicast OAS, Sensicast Environmental Monitoring System, and Sensicast EMS are trademarks of Sensicast Systems, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. In the interest of product improvement, information and specifications herein are subject to change without notice. www.sensicast.com FCC Statement The H900 equipment 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 Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Sensicast could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement This device must operate with a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. www.sensicast.com Table of Contents CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW, SAFETY, AND STORAGE INFORMATION 1 Important Safety Information 1 CHAPTER 2: MESH/BRIDGE NODES 2-1 Components and Functions 2-1 Node 2-1 Battery Pack 2-1 Power Supply 2-2 Serial Cable 2-2 Physical Interface 2-3 Front- Cover Closed 2-3 Front- Cover Open 2-4 Back 2-5 Electrical Interface 2-6 Internal Connector 2-6 External Connectors 2-7 DC IN 2-8 Stereo Jack 10101 2-8 Screw Terminal A 2-9 Screw Terminal B 2-9 Hardware Operation: What to Do/What to Avoid 2-10 Opening/Closing Node Cover 2-10 Removing and Installing Battery Packs 2-10 Power On/Off 2-10 Resetting the Mesh/Bridge Node 2-11 Mounting the Mesh/Bridge Node 2-11 Powering the Mesh/Bridge Node from the Barrel Connector 2-11 Serial Connection 2-12 Connecting to the Screw Terminals 2-12 CHAPTER 3: OAS/EMS NODES 3-1 Components and Functions 3-1 Node 3-1 Battery Pack 3-1 Touch Sensors 3-2 Physical Interface 3-3 Front- Cover Closed 3-3 Front- Cover Open 3-4 Back 3-5 Electrical Interface 3-6 OUT 3-7 IN AUX 3-7 IN A and IN B 3-7 Hardware Operation: What to Do/What to Avoid 3-8 Opening/Closing Node Cover 3-8 Removing and Installing Battery Packs 3-8 Power On/Off 3-8 Resetting the OAS/EMS Node 3-9 Mounting the OAS/EMS Node 3-9 Connecting to the Screw Terminals 3-9 Temperature/Humidity Sensor 3-9 OVERVIEW, SAFETY, AND STORAGE INFORMATION www.sensicast.com 1 11 1- -- -1 11 1 Overview, Safety, and Storage Information This chapter presents an overview of the SensiMesh hardware and provides important safety and storage information for using your SensiMesh system. his chapter provides important safety information for using your SensiMesh system. The current document is a prerelease document and is subject to change. Important Safety Information Use only Sensicast battery packs. Inspect battery pack prior to use and do not use if there is any evidence of leakage or deformity. Do not operate in an explosive environment. Chapter T MESH AND BRIDGE NODES www.sensicast.com 2 22 2- -- -1 11 1 Mesh/Bridge Nodes This chapter describes the hardware features of Mesh/Bridge nodes. ensicast Mesh nodes can function either as network coordinators or as sensing/actuating nodes. As a coordinator, the Mesh node automatically configures itself into a wireless mesh network with primary and secondary redundant connections. As a node, the Mesh node wirelessly transmits data from third-party sensors and receives control commands for device actuation. The Mesh node supports a completely wireless, self-configuring, self-healing, power managed sensor network. Sensicast Bridge nodes are specialized Mesh nodes that route data between the wireless mesh network and a host computer. Components and Functions The primary components of a Mesh/Bridge node include the node itself, the battery pack, the power supply, and the serial cable, each of which is described below. Node The node is comprised of the node circuit board inside a two-piece plastic housing. Battery Pack The battery pack is a 3V pack of four AAA alkaline batteries. The battery pack is used as back- up power for the Mesh/Bridge node in case of an external power disruption. Chapter S MESH AND BRIDGE NODES www.sensicast.com 2 22 2- -- -2 22 2 Power Supply The power supply is a 120VAC/60Hz in, 6V DC out adapter that is used as the primary power source for the Mesh/Bridge node. Serial Cable The serial cable includes a stereo jack on one end and a standard DB9 connector on the other end. The stereo jack can be plugged into the node, while the DB9 connector can be plugged into a PC serial port. Note The serial cable is an option on the Mesh node; it is standard on the Bridge node. MESH AND BRIDGE NODES www.sensicast.com 2 22 2- -- -3 33 3 Physical Interface The physical interface includes the housing, mounting options, switches, connectors, LEDs, and other features. A number of key features are described in the sections below. Front- Cover Closed Figure 2-1 shows the front of a Mesh node and a Bridge node with their covers closed. FIGURE 2-1: FRONT OF MESH NODE (PURPLE)/BRIDGE NODE (ORANGE)- COVER CLOSED. As shown in Figure 2-1, features on the outside of a Mesh/Bridge node include red, yellow, and green LEDs; cover hinges; a cover fastener; holes for mounting the node; and connectors. MESH AND BRIDGE NODES www.sensicast.com 2 22 2- -- -4 44 4 Front- Cover Open Figure 2-2 shows the front of a Mesh/Bridge node with its cover open. FIGURE 2-2: FRONT OF MESH/BRIDGE NODE- COVER OPEN. As shown in Figure 2-2, features on the inside of a Mesh/Bridge node include the battery well, the …

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DATA GUIDE “SPLATCH” PLANAR ANTENNAS INTRODUCTION The “Splatch” is a breakthrough in compact antenna technology. It combines excellent performance and cost-effectiveness into an antenna package that can be integrated, even by designers lacking RF test equipment. Despite its simplicity and ease of use the “Splatch” should not be thought of as “just any other part”. Its correct function is critical to the performance of your overall device. Dropping the “Splatch” in the center of your board like any popcorn IC will likely yield dismal results. It is critical to follow the guidelines below in order to obtain proper function. 0.062" 1 GROUNDED LINE PLANAR ANTENNA 433-SP 1.102" 0.200" 0.540" 1 1 GROUNDED LINE PLANAR ANTENNA 433-SP ANT . FEED GR OUND GR OUND GR OUND GR OUND GR OUND 1 GROUNDED LINE PLANAR ANTENNA 433-SP Physical Dimensions Electrical Connections Preliminary - Revised 5/30/2000 APPLICATIONS INCLUDE: Remote control Keyless entry Garage / Gate openers Lighting control Medical monitoring Remote data transfer Fire / Security systems RFID Pagers PART # DESCRIPTION ANT-***-SPSplatch Planar Antenna *** Insert Frequency 315, 418, 433, 868, 916 Custom frequencies available with NRE. Splatch antennas are supplied in tube packaging - 20 pcs. per tube. Tape and reel available at extra cost on request. ORDERING INFORMATION FEATURES: Low Cost Eliminates unsightly external antennas Easily concealed Direct PCB mounting Reflow compatible Stable grounded-line element Excellent proximity performance 10MHz approximate useable bandwidth Page 2 ATTACHMENT The antenna pads are designed to support both hand and automated placement. Castellations have been provided to ease solder introduction during hand assembly. The parts are also fully compatible with the reflow process for automated assembly. APPLICATION CONSIDERATIONS When implemented correctly the “Splatch”will yield outstanding and repeat- able results. However, the “Splatch”was designed with very specific feed and mounting requirements. Failure by the designer to respect these require- ments will result in unsatisfactory performance. * The antenna is tuned for direct mounting to a product’s PCB. Mounting the antenna in any other manner will produce poor results. * The antenna should be fed with a trace <=.25". Longer runs or coax feeds are not recommended. * Nothing should be placed under or directly beside the antenna element. Generally, mounting the antenna at the front of a product as illustrated will yield the best results. Typical Remote Control Application 1 GROUNDED LINE PLANAR ANTENNA 433-SP 418 Groundplane on Rear of Board Vias To Groundplane No Groundplane/Copper/Trace Area - BARE PCB .25" or Less Microstripped Feedline Page 3 LAYOUT CONSIDERATIONS Improper placement of planes, traces or components will result in antenna nulls or complete detuning. First, the area under the antenna on all board layers should be completely free of components, traces, or groundplane. In addition, no components or traces should pass within .25" of the top, sides, front or back of the antenna. Ideally the antenna will be mounted at the top of the board and given an unobstructed field of view in all directions. Components placed in the area below the back edge of the antenna will have little effect since the antenna has a null at its back edge when referenced appropriately to groundplane. Components placed to the sides or top of the antenna or items such as displays mounted in proximity to the antenna will produce nulls and, possibly, detuning. The antenna may be referenced to groundplanes of all different surface areas; however, it has been optimized for a 1.5"x 3" plane area. The best performance and lowest VSWR will be obtained when referenced to a plane of similar area. The recommended pad layout is illustrated below. The top layer of the board generally has the antenna mounting pads and feed trace. The ground pads are connected to the groundplane layer through vias. Use care in the sizing and placement of the vias to prevent solder migration from the attachment pads during attachment. Pads and outline shown for groundplane position reference only. Top Layer Bottom Layer Vias To Groundplane 0.100" 0.090" FEED CONSIDERATIONS Like most reduced-size antennas the “Splatch”has a fairly high Q and thus exhibits narrow bandwidth characteristics. The single most critical element in insuring the optimum function of the “Splatch”is to minimize the length of the feed trace (Transmission Line) to the “Splatch”itself. The feed trace should be less than .25" and in all cases microstripped. The term “Microstrip”refers to a trace passed over groundplane of a width appropriate to create a 50-ohm transmission line between the module and the antenna. Since the antenna does not present a true and stable 50-ohm match, the feed trace tends to lower the antenna’s resonant frequency. Given the antenna’s narrow bandwidth, it can easily be detuned by the length of the feed trace; thus, the trace should be kept as short as possible. Additional microstrip details are available in the reference section of this guide SPLATCH SERIES PERFORMANCE DATA About These Measurements The typical performance graphs below were based on a "Splatch" antenna affixed to the test jig illustrated, and measured with a HP-8753D network ana- lyzer in a 20°-25°C environment. *As of the time of this publication, full pattern characterization data was not avail- able. Refer to the Linx website for periodic updates to this document. TYPICAL SMITH CHART TYPICAL VSWR GRAPHS SpecificationFrequencyUnitsNotes 315418433.92868900MHz Electrical Length1/4 λ1/4λ1/4λ1/4λ1/4λ Center Frequency315418433.92868916MHz1 Useable Bandwidth1010102040MHz Characteristic Impedence50Ω50Ω50Ω50Ω50ΩOhms1, 2 VSWR<1.7 Typ.<1.7 Typ. <1.7 Typ.<1.7 Typ. <1.7 Typ.1 Gain/<Loss>-10-6-5-2-11, 3, 4 Notes: 1. At Specified Frequency;2. VSWR <2.0;3. Relative to isotropic;4. Preliminary 1 -5.3926 Ω 70.607 pF CH1 S 11 1: 51.189 Ω STA…

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From: "Michael Buchholz" <[email protected]> To: "Curtis-Straus Certification Dept." <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 9:29 AM Attach: OperationalDesc 12-08-03.pdf; Manual 12-08-2003.pdf Sub ject: Re: FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA TCB findings Page 1 of 2 12/9/2003 1) This section has been removed from the user manual. 2) The beacon function is part of the total 400ms transmission. The technical description had been updated to reflect this. 3) The beacon channel is not activated simultaneously with the data channel. The radio is only capable of transmitting on one channel at any given time. The technical description had been updated. Updated files are attached. -Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: "Curtis-Straus Certification Dept." <certification@curtis -straus.com> To: "Mike Buchholz" <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 10:07 AM Subject: FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA TCB findings > Hi Mike, > > We identified these issues following our review of the application: > > 1. The manual indicates a DC supply can be used for this device. Please > supply data for 15.31(e) when the DC supply is utilized. > > 2. Please explain how the beacon function on the offset frequency does not > violate the 400 ms in any 20 second period. If a given channel may support > 400 ms of traffic during it's hopping "turn" and be used at another time as > a beacon, it appears that it is used more that 400 ms. > > 3. Please explain how the use of beaconing on channels far removed from the > hop frequency does not violate the 15.247(a)(1)(i) 20 dB bandwidth limit of > 500 kHz. > > If you have any questions regarding the last two issues please email Jon > Curtis with a copy to Certification. > > Best regards > > Barry C. Quinlan > Certification Manager > Curtis-Straus TCB > Page 2 of 2 12/9/2003

The following models are members of the H900 series of products that will be marketed by Sensicast with the FCC ID number RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA. The two boards tested at Curtis-Straus on 11/17/2003 and 11/18/2003 contained all the options listed. Model Touch sensor microcontroller Digital temperature/ humidity sensor Analog temperature sensor Serial CableTested unit OAS100XNode OAS100-EMSXXNode OAS100-TMPXXNode OAS100-EMS2XXXNode EMS100XNode EMS100-TMPXXNode SECU100Node MESH100optionalCoordinator MESH100-EMSXoptionalCoordinator MESH100-TMPXoptionalCoordinator MESH100-EMS2XXoptionalCoordinator BRDG100standardCoordinator BRDG100-EMSXstandardCoordinator BRDG100-TMPXstandardCoordinator BRDG100-EMS-TMPXXstandardCoordinator STAR100Coordinator John O'Brien Sensicast Systems, Inc. 220-3 Reservoir St. Needham, MA 02494 781-453-2555

REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: External Photos MODEL: Coordinator _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 1 of 2 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: External Photos MODEL: Coordinator _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 2 of 2

REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: External Photos MODEL: Node _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 1 of 2 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: External Photos MODEL: Node _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 2 of 2

November 19, 2003 To: Curtis-Straus LLC TCB 527 Great Road Littleton, MA 02702 Re: Label information Gentlemen: The label material is 2.3 mil white polyester with a 1.1 mil acrylic permanent self adhesive. The adhesive is UL approved for use with many substrates including ABS plastic which is the material used for our enclosure. The manufacturer guarantees that the label will remain adhered for the lifetime of our product. The following page is a sample rendering of our rear label. Sincerely, John O’Brien Senior Principal Hardware Engineer Sensicast Systems, Inc. November 19, 2003 Sensicast Systems, Inc. 220-3 Reservoir St. Needham, MA 02494 P: 781.453.2555 F: 781.453.0601 http://www.sensicast.com Sensicast Systems, Inc. Model: OAS100 FCC ID RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA 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. www.sensicast.com OFF ON

REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Internal Photos MODEL: Coordinator _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 1 of 2 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Internal Photos MODEL: Coordinator _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 2 of 2

REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Internal Photos MODEL: Node _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 1 of 2 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Internal Photos MODEL: Node _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 2 of 2

FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA RF Exposure Evaluation / MPE Calculation Page 1 of 1 RF Exposure Evaluation A calculation based on the FCC’s Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields (Edition 97-01) appears below. EIRP = 12.9dBm = 19.5mW The limit for General Population/Uncontrolled Exposure is S [mW/cm 2 ] = 0.601 The distance from the antenna at which this radiation level will be reached is R=SQRT(EIRP/4πS) R=SQRT( 19.5 / (4π x 0.601)) = 2.6cm RESULTS 20cm is the minimum distance for portable devices. A statement must appear in the user’s manual cautioning that 20cm is the minimum distance that needs to be maintained between the product and nearby persons.

Test Report Report No ED0894-1 Client Sensicast Systems, Inc. 220-3 Reservoir Street Needham, MA 02494 Phone (781)-453-4555 Fax (781)-453-0601 FRN 0009860149 EUT H900 Mesh/Bridge Nodes & OAS/EMS Nodes FCC ID RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA Equipment Type Spread Spectrum Transmitter Equipment Code DSS Results As detailed within this report Prepared by _____________________ Evan Gould – Test Engineer Authorized by __________________________ Michael Buchholz – EMC Manager Issue Date 12/1/03 Conditions of issue This Test Report is issued subject to the conditions stated in ‘terms and conditions’ section of this report. Curtis-Straus LLC is accredited by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation for the specific scope of accreditation under Certificate Number 1627-01. This report may contain data which is not covered by the A2LA accreditation. _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA _____________________________________________________________ Table Of Contents Summary..............................................................................................................3 Test Methodology.................................................................................................3 Statement of Conformity.......................................................................................4 EUT Configuration................................................................................................5 20dB Bandwidth - Node........................................................................................7 20dB Bandwidth - Coordinator..............................................................................8 Channel Separation - Node..................................................................................9 Channel Separation - Coordinator......................................................................10 Number of Hopping Frequencies - Node............................................................11 Number of Hopping Frequencies - Coordinator..................................................12 Time of Occupancy (Dwell Time) - Node............................................................13 Time of Occupancy (Dwell Time) - Coordinator..................................................15 Peak Output Power - Node.................................................................................17 Peak Output Power – Coordinator......................................................................18 Conducted Spurious Emissions - Node..............................................................19 Conducted Spurious Emissions - Coordinator....................................................20 Conducted Band Edges - Node..........................................................................21 Conducted Band Edges - Coordinator................................................................23 Antenna Gains....................................................................................................25 Radiated Spurious Emissions.............................................................................26 AC Line Conducted Emission Measurements.....................................................27 Voltage Variation.................................................................................................28 Test Equipment Used.........................................................................................29 Terms And Conditions........................................................................................30 A2LA Accreditation ............................................... .. ............................................32 _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 2 of 34 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA _____________________________________________________________ Summary This test report supports an application for certification of transmitters operating pursuant to 47 CFR 15.247. The products are the Sensicast H900 Mesh/Bridge Nodes and OAS/EMS Nodes. These products are frequency hoppers that utilize hopping tables of 53 channels in the range 902-928MHz. There are 16 models in this line of products: 7 “nodes” and 9 “coordinators”. The RF circuitry is the same in both. Both a node and a coordinator equipped with all available options were tested for this application. Test Methodology Radiated emissions testing is performed according to the procedures specified in ANSI C63.4 (2001). Public Notice DA 00-705 “Filing and Measurement Guidelines for Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Systems” was followed for testing as well. Frequency range investigated: 0.15MHz – 10GHz Measurement distance: 0.15 - 30MHz Conducted 30 - 1000MHz 3m 1 – 10GHz 1m AC Line conducted emissions testing was performed with a 50Ω/50μH LISN. Emissions were maximized by rotating around three orthogonal axes. Fresh batteries were used. _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 3 of 34 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA _____________________________________________________________ Statement of Conformity The H900 series of products have been found to conform with the following parts of the 47 CFR as detailed below: Part 2 Part 15 Comments 15.15(b) There are no controls accessible to the user that adjust the power level of the device. 2.925 15.19 The label is shown in the label exhibit. 15.21 Information to the user is shown in the instruction manual exhibit on page 4. 15.27 No special accessories are required for compliance. 15.203 The antenna used in this device is permanently attached. 15.205 15.209 The fundamental is not in a Restricted band and the spurious and …

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REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 1 of 7 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 2 of 7 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 3 of 7 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 4 of 7 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 5 of 7 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 6 of 7 REPORT: ED0894-1 FCC ID: RNBF19D8MN9LQ2WFA EXHIBIT: Setup Photos _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Curtis-Straus LLC • 527 Great Road • Littleton, MA • TEL (978) 486-8880 • FAX (978) 486-8828 Page 7 of 7