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1、STDaCEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 23-15 E-ENGL 1998 2326414 0014 Level 2 - free circulation with permission to use the radio equipment; Level 3 - free circulation with permission to place the radio equipment on the market. This Recommendation oniy relates to levels 1 and 2 of free circuiation. Importance of Fre

2、e Circulation for LMSS The ERC has decided that one of its policy goals is to provide for the free circulation of radio equipment within CEPT member countries. Concerning land mobile-satellite communications, the number of users of LMSS terminals increased rapidly in recent years, in particular thos

3、e used by entities involved in the international transport of goods around Europe. Subsequently the free border-crossing and use of radio equipment is a fundamental factor to achieve the full development of commercial and industrial activities in CEPT member countries, thereby benefiting the consumr

4、s. Therefore, CER member countries have decided to establish regulatory mechanisms in order to enable foreign visitors to carry and use LMSS terminals without requiring a national licence. The same considerations would also apply to non-CEPT countries who may therefore also want to join in the free

5、circulation arrangements. Edition of 27 March, 1998 STD*CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 21-15 E-ENGL 1978 232b414 0014812 bTO 9 CEPTIERCIREC 21-15 E Page 2 4 Need for the Recommendation in order to enable the free circulation and use of LMSS temiinals a number of Recommendations have been adopted in the past. As

6、a first step T/R 21-07 was introduced. That was a generic Recommendation which could be used for ail kinds of systems, but was in reality only used for LMSS. The procedure of this Recommendation was that a Circulation Card was issued to the holder of the terminal on which it was indicated in which c

7、ountries the terminal could enter and whether or not it could be used. Exchanging the required information between the participating administrations, keeping the information on the Circulation Card up to date and issuing the card to all persons requiring it was a lot of work, specially since there w

8、as at that moment in time no central office like the ER0 which could assist in these procedures. Therefore subsequently separate Recommendations deaiing with Imnarsat-C, EutelTRACS and Inmarsat -M terminals were produced (T/R 31-02, T/R 21-09 and T/R 21-11). These Recommendations did not require a C

9、irculation Card. A specific mark, which denoted that the terminai complied with the technical requirements of the system operator, was sufficient for free circulation and use. These last mentioned Recommendations were of a temporary nature. This was a condition for acceptance of the type testing per

10、formed by the satellite operators until European siandards covering LMSS terminais would have been finalised and accepted. The Recommendations were valid until end of December 1995. Aithough these Recommendations were intended to replace T/R 21-07 and the Circulation Card procedure, there are still

11、many administrations that require a Circulation Card. In 1995 an ERC Decision on free circuiation of radio equipment was adopted (ERCDEC/(95)01). This Decision covers Inmarsat-C, EutelTRACS and hmanat-M terminals and stipulates that the carriage and use of these terminals shall be allowed without re

12、quiring any kind of licence or registration in the country visited. However, since it is expected that the implementation of the Decision requires considerable time and the system specific Recommendations have expired since O1 January 1996, an arrangement safeguarding the free circulation of these t

13、emiinals until the Decision has been implemented in the vast majority of countries is considered necessary. When the Decision is implemented by nearly all CEPT countries this Recommendation might be reconsidered or used primarily for non-CEPT countries. 5 Procedure of the Recommendation Since - as m

14、entioned above - many adminishations still require a Circulation Card, this Recommendation provides the facility for administrations, either to require a Circulation Card or to allow the free circulation and use (level 2) on the basis of an appropriate CEE marking of the equipment. The terminals sho

15、uld in any case conform to the relevant ETSI standards. It is however obvious that free circulation and use (level 2) on the basis of marking alone is the preferred option, since it minimizes the administrative burden on users, operators and administrations. In fact, it is desirable to abandon the C

16、irculation Cards scheme in the future due to the practical and administrative dificulties that it implies and allow the free circulation and use (level 2) solely on the basis of an appropriate CEPT marking affixed on the equipment. Therefore and in order to achieve the above-mentioned objective, thi

17、s recommendation should be reviewed Edition of 27 March, 1998 CEPTIERUREC 21-15 E Page 3 within three years. The CEPT marking as defined in this Recomndation enables the free circulation and use (level 2) of terminais by visitors from other countries. This Recommendation does not affect the conformi

18、ty assessment procedures and the relevant marking regdations within the EEA, specially those emerging from the EC Directive 91/263/EEC extended by the EC Directive 93/97/EEC which cover Satellite Earth Station terminals. WO wili register and update the information from all CEPT countries whether fre

19、e circulation is based on the mkiug system or if, in addition, the Circulation Card is required. If necessary, the administrations should upon request enable LMSS users in their respective country to be issued with the circulation cards. Non-CEPT administrations who want to join the free circulation

20、 system shall apply to the CEST for participation. When the application is accepted the ER0 shall include the relevant information in a list in accordance with the Appendix II to this Recommendation. Edition of 27 March, 1998 STDICEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 21-15 E-ENGL 1398 D 232b414 001Y814 473 9 CEPT/ERURE

21、C 21-15 E Page 4 The European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations, considering a) that several systems offerhg communications services using voice and/or data transmissions have been introduced as a Land Mobile Satellite Service (LMSS) in Europe; b) that some of these systems

22、 provide interconnection with a public telecommunications network; c) that it is desirable for administrations to have common regulations at their disposal, concerning the marking and free circulation and use of LMSS terminals; d) that LMSS terminals are required to met the standards of technical pe

23、rfomce as specified in annexes 1 to 8 of this Recommendation; e) that if new LMSS system emerge, the relevant new Annexes can be added into this recommendation; f) that this recommendation relates only to the carriage and use of LMSS terminals by foreign visitors during their temporary stay, and doe

24、s not cover the mutuai recognition of type approval andor placing on the market; g) that the band 1660-1660.5 MHz is allocated to mobile satellite service (earth-to-space) and radio astronomy service on a primary basis whereas No. S.5.376A of the Radio Regulations specifies that mobile earth station

25、s in the band 1660-1660.5 MHz shall not cause harmful interference to stations of the radio astronomy service; recommends that administrations allow the free circulation and use of the LMSS terminals which have been marked in accordance with the annexes 1 to 8, for foreign visitors during their temp

26、orary stay, without requiring a national iicence; that administrations allow on a reciprocal basis the free circulation and use of LMSS terminais authorised by a non-cEpT administration that participates in the arrangement of this Recommendation in accordance with Appendix III; that whenever the fre

27、e circulation and use cannot be allowed solely on the basis of the mark, administrations can require the user of equipment to carry a CEP circulation card in accordance with Appendix I; that administrations implementing this Recommendation inform their customs authorities of the procedures contained

28、 in this Recommendation; that administrations notify to the ER0 in the fom described in Appendix IV the free circulation arrangements they have made; that ER0 publishes and updates this idomtion in the form described in Appendix II; that administrations, not being members of CE!FT, accepting the pro

29、visions of this Recommendation, may apply for participation in accordance with the procedure in Appendix III; No. S.5.376A wil only enter into force on 1 January 1999 Edition of 27 March. 1998 CF2TlJ!ZRc/REC 21-15 E Page 5 8) that the procedure in handling applications fromnon-CEPT countries Shall b

30、e as described in Appendix ; 9) that ER0 publishes and updates the idomtion of non-CEPT countries joining this Recommendation, in the form described in Appendix IT. Edition of 27 March, 1998 CEP/ERC/REC 21-15 E Annex 1, Page 1 ANNEX 1 Inmarsat-C a) New Inmarsat-C terminals Pree circulation and use s

31、hould be allowed for terminals fuifilhg the requirements of the ETS 3 254 or the TBRs covering Satellite Earth Stations, Land Mobile Earth Stations providing low bit rate data communications and capable of operating in the frequency bands 1525-1559 MHz (space-to-earth) and 1626.5-1660.5 MH2 (earth-t

32、o-space) under the control of the satellite system The marking shall be an easily visible mark, placed on the Inmarsat-C terminals in the following fom Y is the symbol of the country where the equipment has met the relevant conformity assessment procedures. b) Old Inmarsat-C terminals In case of equ

33、ipment that has been taken into use prior to the introduction of this Recomndation, free circUtation should be allowed for terminals fulfiliing the requirements of module 4 of the Inmarsat-C System Definiton Manual (SDM). This equipment shall be marked with the inmarsat logo followed by the Inmarsat

34、 type testing certificate number in the following fom INMARSAT-ULM/. Edition of 27 March, 1998 CEFTIF,RCIREC 21-15 E Annex 2, Page 1 ANNEX 2 Inmarsat-M a) New Inmarsat-M terminals Free circulation and use should be allowed for terminais fulfilling the requirements of the ETS 300 423 or the TBRs cove

35、ring Satellite Earth Stations, Land Mobile Earth Stations providing voice and data communications and capable of operating in the frequency bands 1525-1559 MHz (space-to-earth) and 1626.5-1660.5 MHz (earth-to-space) under the control of the satellite system The marking shall be an easily visible mar

36、k, placed on the Inmarsat-M temiinals in the following form CEPTIINMARSAT-M/LM/Y Y is the symbol of the country where the equipment has mt the relevant conformity assessment procedures. b) Old Inmarsat-M terminais In case of equipment that has been taken into use prior to the introduction of this Re

37、comndation, free circulation should be aliowed for terminais fulfilling the standards of technical performance as described in Module 2, Part 1 of the Inmarsat-M System Definition Manual (SDM) November, 199 1. This equipment shall be marked with the Inmarsat logo followed by the Inmarsat type testin

38、g certificate number in the foliowing form INMARSAT-M/LM/. Edition of 27 March, 1998 CEPTIERCYREC 21-15 E Annex 3, Page 1 ANNEX 3 EutelsaEuteltracs a) New EutelsaEuteltracs terminals Free circulation and use should be allowed for terminals Milling the requirements of the ETS 300 255 or the TBRs cove

39、ring Satellite Earth Stations, Land Mobile Earth Stations providing low bit rate data communications and capable of operating in the frequency bands 10.70 -11.70 GHz (space-to earth), 12.50-12.75 GHz (spaceto- earth) and 14.0 -14.25 GHz (earth-to-space) under the control of the satellite system. The

40、 =king shall be an easily visible mark, placed on the terminals in the followhg fom CEPTEUTELSAT/ET-LhWY Y is the symbol of the country where the equipment has met the relevant conformity assessment procedures. b) Old EutelsaUEuteltracs terminals in case of equipment that has been taken into use pri

41、or to the introduction of this Recommendation, free circulation should be allowed for terminais fulfilling the standards of technical performance as described in Eutelsat document “OmuiTRACS Mobile Communications Tdal Technical Definition for the EUTELTRACS System, Version ET-1.3“. This equipment sh

42、all be marked with the EUTELSAT logo and the EUTELSAT type testing certificate number in the following form EUTELSATET-L W. Edition of 21 March. 1998 STDaCEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 25-15 E-ENGL L99B 232b414 0014B19 “55 CFXTlERCfREC 21-15 E hex 4, Page 1 ANNEX 4 Inmarsat-D2 Free circulation and use should be

43、allowed for terminais fulfilling the requirements of the ETS 300 254 or the TBRs covering Satellite Earth Stations, Land Mobile Earth Stations providing low bit rate data communications and capable of operating in the frequency bands 1525-1559 MHZ (space-to-earth) and 1626.5-1660.5 MHZ (earth-to-spa

44、ce) under the control of the satellite system The marking shall be an easily visible mark, placed on the Inmarsat-D terminals in the following fom CEPTIINMARSAT-DILM/Y Y is the symbol of the country where the equipment has met the relevant conformity assessment procedures. The Inmarsat-D system embr

45、aces receive oniy and two way temiinals, but two way terminais are usually 2 referred to as Uimarsat-D+ terminals. Edition of27 March, 1998 CEPTIERUREC 21-15 E Annex 5, Page 1 ANNEX 5 Inmarsat-phone (also known as Inmarsat Mini-M) Free circulation and use should be allowed for terminais fuifihg the

46、requirements of the ETS 300 423 or the TBRS covering Satellite Earth Stations, Land Mobile Earth Stations providing voice and data communications and capable of operating in the frequency bands 1525-1559 MHz (space-to-earth) and 1626.5-1660.5 MHZ (earth-to-space) under the control of the satellite s

47、ystem The marking shaii be an easily visible mark, placed on the Inmarsat-phone (also known as Inmarsat niini-M) terminais in the following fom CEPTmVMARSAT-phone/LM/Y Y is the symbol of the country where the equipment has met the relevant conformity assessment procedures. Edition of 27 March, 1998

48、STD-CEPT CEPTIERCIREC 21-15 E-ENGL 1998 232b414 0034823 603 CEPT/ERUREC 21-15 E hex 6, Page 1 ANNEX 6 European Mobile System (EMS) - PRODAT Free circulation and use should be allowed for terminais fuifiilhg the requirements of the ETS 300 254 or the TBRs covering Satellite Earth Stations, Land Mobil

49、e Earth Stations providing low bit rate data communications and capable of operating in the frequency bands 1525-1559 MHz (space-to-earth) and 1626.5-1660.5 MHz (earth-to-space) under the control of the satellite system The marking shall be an easily visible mark, placed on the EMS-PRODAT terminals in the following fom CEPTLEMS-PRODAT/LM/Y Y is the symbol of the country where the equipment has rnet the relevant conformity assessment procedures. Edition of 27 March, 1998 CEPT/ERCIREC 21-15 E Annex 7, Page 1 ANNEX 7 EMS-MSSAT Free circulation and use should be ailowed