SBE Withdrawal of Objection to Ericsson STAs

0169-EX-ST-2007 Text Documents

Ericsson Inc

2007-04-10ELS_80639

BY E-MAIL JAMES.BURTLE@FCC.GOV April 3, 2007 Mr. James R. Burtle Chief, Experimental Licensing Branch Office of Engineering and Technology Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, SW Washington, DC 20554 Dear Mr. Burtle: The SBE is pleased to report that, based on representations that it has received from Ericsson Inc ("Ericsson"), the SBE’s concerns about the application of Ericsson for Special Temporary Authority (STA) for an experimental facility at Parsippany, NJ, to operate at 2,110-2,120 MHz [the Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) A-block] appear to be resolved going forward. The file number of this application is 0139-EX-ST-2007. The application was filed on March 16, 2007. Based on Ericsson’s representations concerning frequency coordination from this point on, which are described below, the SBE conditionally withdraws its March 16, 2007, Informal Objection (IO) to this application. The resolution reached between SBE, Inc. and Ericsson Inc. is as follows: 1. Ericsson will focus its experimental operations to the upper half of the AWS A-block; i.e., AWS Channel A2 (2,115–2,120) MHz, instead of AWS Channel A1 (2,110–2,115 MHz). This will reduce the level of out-of-band-emissions (OOBE) falling in TV BAS Channel A7 (2,093–2,110 MHz) and also allow more rejection by the band pass or channel pass filters often installed at electronic news gathering (ENG) receive-only (ENG-RO) sites. 2. In addition to notifying individual TV Pickup station licensees authorized to operate in the area of the experimental operation, Ericsson will also contact, by e- mail, the local Broadcast Auxiliary Services (BAS) frequency coordinator shown on the list of BAS frequency coordinators posted on the SBE website (www.sbe.org). This will minimize the delay that can sometimes occur with paper notifications sent to the corporate headquarters address of record for a TV Pickup station. 3. Ericsson will ensure that a "hot line" telephone number is available, and staffed, for all periods when experimental operations are taking place. The Ericsson person at this hot line number will have the capability to suspend the 070403

Mr. James R. Burtle, page 2 April 3, 2007 experimental operations in real-time, in the event that a TV BAS licensee reports harmful interference to its operations. Ericsson has represented, and it appears to SBE that the interference caused by the Ericsson WC9XSK experimental operations in Queens, New York, was inadvertent, and that the failure to meet the Special Condition 2 requirement on that experimental Special Temporary Authority (STA), namely to prior coordinate with all TV Pickup licensees in the area, was an oversight and will not be repeated. Sincerely, Chriss Scherer cc: Allison Ellis, Esq., Ericsson Inc by e-mail: allison.ellis@ericsson.com Micael Narup, Ericsson Inc. by e-mail: micael.narup@ericsson.com Dan Wilson, T-Mobile USA, Inc. by e-mail: dan.wilson@t-mobile.com Bill Beam, WABC-TV by e-mail: bill.beam@abc.com Dave Converse, ABC by e-mail: dave.s.converse@abc.com Leo Rosenberg, NYC Above-1 GHz Frequency Coordinator, by e-mail: freq.coord@directbroadcast.com Ralph Beaver, Chairman, SBE Frequency Coordination Committee by e-mail: bevo@media-alert.com Dane E. Ericksen, P.E., Chairman, SBE FCC Liaison Committee by e-mail: dericksen@h-e.com Christopher D. Imlay, Esq., SBE General Counsel by e-mail: imlaylaw@verizon.net 070403


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