BOX 38: Skip.
STEP 3:
(A)
Using the completed photocopy as a guide, TYPE the information onto the license form.
(B)
Type in the name and phone number of the authorized applicant and the date where
indicated. Be sure to sign the completed form.
(C)
Type an "X" in the box that best describes the person signing the application form.
(D
) Mail the signed, completed form and a check for $80.00 made out to the FCC to:
Federal Communications Commission
P.O. Box 358220
Pittsburgh, PA 15251-5220
(E)
Celebrate! You're finally done. Maybe you'd like to try the new tax forms next?
T21 Transmitter Specifications:
Dimensions, Weight:
8.45" (21.5cm) W x 8.18" (20.8cm) D x 1.72" (4.4cm) H, 3lbs. (1.5kg)
Color:
Black epoxy paint with white legends
Rack Mount:
One IEC rack space high, one or two units can be mounted in a single rack
space with optional RPK 005 (single) or RPK 006 (double) Rack Mount Kits
Power:
External power supply(TFP 016), 24VAC, 50 or 60Hz, 19VA, 450mA max. current drain
FCC ID:
CNMT21
Operating Frequencies:
72 - 76MHz, 8 wide-band and 68 narrow-band channels, ±.005% stability, 0-50˚C
Deviation:
± 25kHz max. for wide-band channels, ± 5kHz max for narrow-band channels
Pre-Emphasis:
Wide-band: 75µsec, narrow-band: 300µsec
RF Field Strength:
20,000µV/m at 30m max. with ANT 005, 120mW typical
T21 Audio Processor Options
Compressor Mode:
The audio processer in the T21 is capable of
three modes of operation. The standard
setting provides compression as shown.
Compression is used for hearing assistance
to limit the dynamic range of the audio
signals. Hearing impaired people generally
have a reduced tolerance for wide
dynamic range.
Noise Reduction Mode:
The T21 can also be configured for for 2:1
compression. This is for use only with a
receiver that has a 2:1 expansion circuit for
noise reduction. Noise reduction is typically
used in narrow-band operation for high
quality audio.
Soft-Limit Mode:
The T21 can also operate in a soft-limit
mode, which allows full dynamic range of
audio signals. This mode may be preferred
for musical programs, but may provide too
much dynamic range for hearing impaired
listeners.
For assistance in selecting an alternate
audio processing mode, contact Williams
Sound technical assistance at
1-800-328-6190.
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