This is
a brief
overview
of the
regulatory
information
concerning
license
exempt
low
power
radio
related
to
Circuit
Design's
radio
modules.
The
following
two
categories
represent
the
major
license
exempt
low
power
radio
categories.
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Radio stations operating with extremely low power of emission |
| Radio stations that emit very low power. They are excluded from the category that requires technical regulation conformity certification, but they are very low power stations. |
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Specified low-power radio stations |
| To use radio with higher output power, there are several categories of license exempt low power radio, but they require technical regulation conformity certification. Specified low-power radio station is the category that fits most of Circuit Design's radio modules. It allows emission up to 10 mW. |
Radio
stations
operating
with
extremely
low
power of
emission
This is
the
category
for
which
there is
no need
for
technical
regulation
conformity
certification.
Only the
maximum
field
strength
is
specified
as shown
below.
Typical
products
used in
this
category
are
vehicle
keyless
entry
systems
that
have
operating
ranges
of only
a few
meters.
Maximum
field
strength
allowed
in this
category
is very
low
compared
with the
RF power
allowed
by FCC
part 15
or
European
regulation.
The
practical
operation
range
achievable
with
such low
power is
very
limited.
Specified
low
power
radio
station
This is
the part
where
1-10 mW
of
maximum
RF power
is
allowed.
Generally,
it
requires
the
fulfillment
of all
of the
following
conditions.
1. Antenna power of 10 mW or less
2. Use of radio type and frequency as specified in the ministerial ordinance of the Ministry of Public
Management, Home affairs, Post and Telecommunications (MPMHPT).
3. Not disturbance of the operations of other radio stations.
4. Only use of radio equipment with Technical Regulation Conformity Certification. |
Among
the many
standards
for
specified
low
power
radio
stations,
the
specific
standard
applicable
to
Circuit
Design's
radio
modules
in the
400 MHz
and 1200
MHz
bands is
RCR
T-67. It
covers
most low
power
radio
applications.
It
specifies
applications
in the
title as
"Telemeter,
Tele-control
and Data
Transmission
Radio
equipment
for
Specified
Low
Power
Radio
Stations”.
The
following
table
summarizes
the
specifications
of the
standard.
|
RCR STD-67 Telemeter, Telecontrol and Data Transmission Radio Equipment for Specified
Low Power Radio Stations |
| Communication method |
Operating frequency band (MHz) |
CH step(kHz) |
Antenna power (mW) |
Duty cyclerestrictions |
| One-way communication, |
426.0250-426.1375 |
12.5 |
1 mW
or less |
Yes |
| 426.0375-426.1125 |
25 |
Yes |
| One-way communication,simplex operation, or broadcastcommunication |
429.1750-429.2375 |
12.5 |
10 mW
or less |
Yes |
| 429.2500-429.7375 |
12.5 |
No |
| One-way communication,simplex operation, broadcast communication,semi-duplex operation orduplex operation |
429.8125-429.9250 |
12.5 |
Yes |
| 449.7125-449.8250 |
12.5 |
| 449.8375-449.8875 |
12.5 |
| 469.4375-469.4875 |
12.5 |
| 1216.000-1217.000 |
50 |
Yes/NoNot all bandsallow continuoustransmission.
Some ranges of the bands have dutycycle restrictions. |
| 1252.000-1253.000 |
50 |
| 1216.0125-1216.9875 |
25 |
| 1252.0125-1252.9875 |
25 |
Circuit
Design's
radio
modules
with
technical
conformity
certification
in Japan
The
following
Circuit
Design
products
have
technical
regulation
conformity
certification
to RCR
standard.
Customers
can use
them
without
further
radio
certification
in Japan.
They are
not
listed
in the
English
web
page.
Please
find
this
information
in our
Japanese
web
page.
http://www.circuitdesign.jp
| Model |
RF power |
Frequency |
RCR standard |
| STD-402 |
10 mW |
429 MHz |
RCR STD-T67 |
| STD-1202 |
10 mW |
1216 MHz 1252 MHz |
RCR STD-T67 |
| CDT-TX-01 (CDT-RX-01) |
1 mW |
426.025 MHz |
RCR STD-T67 |
| TT-01 |
10 mW |
429 MHz |
RCR STD-T67 |
| M-1 |
10 mW |
429 MHz |
RCR STD-T67 |
| WA-TX-01 (WA-RX-01) |
5 mW |
806.375 MHz, 807.750MHz
806.625 MHz, 807.375 MHz |
ARIB STD-15 |
All the
technical
information
concerning
products
for the
Japanese
market
is in
Japanese.
Circuit
Design's
radio
modules
in 434
MHz and
869 MHz
cannot
be used
in Japan
as they
are not
compliant
with
Japanese
radio
regulations.
Who
offers
technical
conformity
certification
of radio
products
in Japan?
Circuit
Design
does not
offer
conformity
certification
of
customer's
products
in Japan.
It is
recommended
to use
Circuit
Design's
radio
modules
that
already
have
certification
in Japan.
This is
the
easiest
way if
the
modules
are
adaptable
to your
system.
To get
technical
conformity
certification
of your
own
products
with RF
parts,
it is
recommended
to find
a
partner
in Japan
who
offers
conformity
certification
procedures
for your
products
in Japan.
As
another
way, it
is
recommended
to use a
European
test
laboratory
that
offers
certification
for
Japan.
As far
as we
know,
the
following
test
laboratory
in
Europe
is
authorized
to issue
Japanese
approvals
for
radio
equipment
including
RCR
STD-T67.
The
following
list
shows
links to
the
relevant
pages of
the
radio
regulatory
authority
where
you can
find the
technical
standards
and
information
for
certification
of your
own
products.
Please
note
that
these
links
may not
always
remain
valid.
This
list is
correct
as of
May
2003.
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