AUDIOLINE CDL 971G, Руководство по эксплуатации

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7.5 TECHNICAL DATA
Standard CT1, 900 MHz
Channels 80
Power supply base station 220/230V, 50 Hz
Range inside up to 50m
Range outside up to 300m
Standby up to 67 hours
Max. talk time up to 4 hours
Akku pack 3.6V 280mAh - Ni-Mh batteries
Dial mode MFV/tone or IWV/pulse
Approved ambient temperature -10°C up to 50°C
Approved relative humidity 25 up to 85%
Flash time 100ms, 250ms (T-NET)
7. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Regulatory Authority for Post and Telecommunications (RegTP) advises:
Official Gazette 25/98 Reg TP
The Regulatory Authority for Post and Telecommunications has published the following statutory regulation for the use of cordless
CT1+ and CT2 telephones (extract):
General allocation of frequencies for the use of system CT1+ and CT2 cordless telephone equipment by the general public.
Extract:
4. This general allocation applies to system CT1+ and CT2 cordless telephone equipment, which is allowed to be used in the
following frequency ranges:
System CT1+
886 - 887 MHz - System CT1+ 930-932 MHz - System CT2 864,1 - 868,1 MHz
6. The general allocation for system CT1+ and CT2 cordless telephone equipment is valid until 31.12.2008. New licenses for
cordless telephone equipment belonging to these systems will only be granted until 31.12.2000.
7. From 01.01.2003 onwards, system CT1+ and CT2 cordless telephone equipment must accept limitations in the allocated
frequency ranges or must not interfere with the use of other radios in the same frequency band.
A7. For the protection of preferential users of the frequency, the aerials of fixed radio stations of system CT2 cordless telephone
equipment may only be erected and operated inside buildings.
Mobile radio stations of system CT2 cordless telephone equipment may be operated outside built up areas in the open only if
they have a maximum aerial height above the ground of 5 m. The simultaneous use of more than 10 CT2 connections in one
location outside built up areas is to be avoided. Interference from authorised users of the frequency must be tolerated. Authorised
users of the frequency must not be subject to interference.