Second Schedule
Class Assignment for Cellular Mobile Access Device
(1) In this class assignment, “cellular mobile access device” means an access device to access a radio network in one of the cellular bands.
(2) Subject to subparagraph (1) , all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention.
2. Frequency determination
A cellular mobile access device may only utilise the same spectrum that was assigned by way of a spectrum assignment or an apparatus assignment for the purpose of receiving or transmitting within cellular mobile service and such utilisation of the spectrum, amongst other uses, is on a
shared non-exclusive basis.
3. Class assignment
This class assignment authorises any person to operate a cellular mobile access device to communicate only with a cellular radio base station subject to -
(a) the conditions specified in paragraph 4; and
(b) the operation of the cellular radio base station being authorised by -
(i) an apparatus assignment; or
(ii) a spectrum assignment.
4. Conditions
(1) Standards
A cellular mobile access device shall comply with the Act and subsidiary legislation made under the Act, any Malaysian standards and technical standards, mandatory standards and technical codes registered by the Commission that -
(a) apply to the cellular mobile access device; and
(b) were most recently published in the manner specified by the Commission before the manufacture or importation of the cellular mobile access device.
(2) Certified device
Only a certified cellular mobile access device shall be used or operated in the spectrum specified in paragraph 2.
(3) Label
A cellular mobile access device shall bear a label “Authorised under the Class Assignment in the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998”.
Third Schedule
Class Assignment for Leased Channel Radio Access Device
1. Definition
(1) In this class assignment, “leased channel radio access device” means a device in mobile service linking a single radio frequency channel to a person or group of persons.
(2) Subject to subparagraph (1) , all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention.
2. Frequency determination
The following spectrum is assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis:
(a) 138. 0000 MHz to 139. 4000 MHz/142. 6000 MHz to 144. 0000 MHz; and
(b) 443. 0125 MHz to 443. 9875 MHz/448. 0125 MHz to 448. 9875 MHz.
3. Class assignment
This class assignment authorises any person to operate a leased channel radio access device subject to -
(a) the conditions specified in paragraph 4; and
(b) such device operating within the frequency bands specified in paragraph 2.
4. Conditions
(1) Standards
A leased channel radio access device shall comply with the Act and subsidiary legislation made under the Act, any Malaysian standard and technical standards, mandatory standards and technical codes as registered by the Commission that -
(a) apply to the leased channel radio access device; and
(b) were most recently published in the manner specified by the Commission before the manufacture or importation of the leased channel radio access device.
(2) Certified device
Only a certified leased channel radio access device shall be used or operated in the spectrum specified in paragraph 2.
(3) Maximum power
The maximum power for a leased channel radio access device shall not exceed 5 watts.
(4) Label
A leased channel radio access device shall bear a label “Authorised under the Class Assignment in the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998”.
Fourth Schedule
Class Assignment for Spread Spectrum Device
1. Definition
(1) In this class assignment, “spread spectrum device” means a communications device that employs direct sequence spread spectrum modulation, frequency hopping modulation or both, where such are synchronised to a particular digit sequence to transmit and receive information.
(2) Subject to subparagraph (1) , all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention.
2. Frequency determination
The following spectrum is assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis:
(a) 2400 MHz to 2483. 5 MHz;
(b) 5725 MHz to 5875 MHz; and
(c) 24. 000 GHz to 24. 250 GHz.
3. Class assignment
This class assignment authorises any person to operate a spread spectrum device subject to -
(a) the conditions specified in paragraph 4; and
(b) such device operating within the frequency bands specified in paragraph 2. ‘
4. Conditions
(1) Standards
A spread spectrum device shall comply with the provisions of the Act and subsidiary legislation made under the Act, any Malaysian standard and technical standards, mandatory standards and technical codes registered by the Commission that apply to the spread spectrum device.
(2) Certified device
Only certified spread spectrum device shall be used or operated in the spectrum specified in paragraph 2.
(3) Channel plan
No channel plan is provided.
(4) Synchronisation code
No synchronisation code is provided.
(5) Effective Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP)
(a) Notwithstanding subparagraph (1) , the maximum EIRP shall not exceed the frequencies and maximum EIRP as specified in the Table ; and
(b) EIRP is to be measured in accordance with the latest relevant subsidiary legislation, any Malaysian standard and technical standards, mandatory standards, technical codes and other documents authorised or issued under the Act.
(6) No interference
The operation of the spread spectrum device shall not interfere with another certified communications device.
(7) No protection
A spread spectrum device will not be afforded protection from any interference.
(8) Label
A spread spectrum device shall bear a label “Authorised under the Class Assignment in the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998”.
Table
Frequencies And Maximum EIRP
Item |
Band within which centre frequency |
Maximum EIRP |
|
nominally falls |
|
[<br>] |
|
|
1. |
2 400 MHz to 2 463 |
MHz 1 wat |
2. |
2 463 MHz to 2 483.5 |
MHz 200 milliwatts |
3. |
5 725 MHz to 5 875 |
MHz 1 watt |
4. |
24.000 GHz to 24.250 |
GHz 1 watt |
Fifth Schedule
Class Assignment for Trunked Radio Access Device
1. Definition
(1) In this class assignment, “trunked radio access device” means a device using a network service in a radiocommunications system in which the communications traffic may pass through any of the trunked group channels selected automatically by the system being served by a trunked radio base
station.
(2) Subject to subparagraph (1) , all terminology of an absolute technical nature shall have the same meaning as in the International Telecommunication Convention.
2. Frequency determination
The following spectrum is assigned for this class assignment, amongst other uses, on a shared non-exclusive basis:
(a) 380. 0000 MHz to 390. 0000 MHz/390. 0000 MHz to 400. 0000 MHz;
(b) 407. 0125 MHz to 408. 0000 MHz/417. 0125 MHz to 418. 0000 MHz; and
(c) 806. 0125 MHz to 821. 9875 MHz/851. 0125 MHz to 866. 9875 MHz.
3. Class assignment
This class assignment authorises any person to operate a trunked radio access device subject to -
(a) the conditions specified in paragraph 4; and
(b) such device operating within the frequency bands specified in paragraph 2.
4. Conditions
(1) Standards
A trunked radio access device shall comply with the provisions of the Act and subsidiary legislation made under the Act, any Malaysian standard and technical standards, mandatory standards and technical codes registered by the Commission that -
(a) apply to a trunked radio access device; and
(b) were most recently published in the manner specified by the Commission before the manufacture or importation of the trunked radio access device.
(2) Certified device
Only certified trunked radio access device shall be used or operated in the spectrum specified in paragraph 2.
(3) Maximum power
The maximum power for a trunked radio access device shall not exceed 5 watts.
(4) Label
A trunked radio access shall bear a label “Authorised under the Class Assignment in the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998”.
Made 30 March 2000.
[KTKM(S) 353/146/5 Klt. 4; PN(PU2) 601]
DR. SYED HUSSEIN MOHAMED
Chairman,
Malaysian Communications and Multimedia
Commission