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Post Box 68, 91081 Baiersdorf, Germany www.apwpt.org infoapwpt.org Frequencies for wireless microphones This is how it works in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, USA and United Kingdom Prolight + Sound, Frankfurt, Germany, April 2016, Rev 5 Wolfgang Bilz, Stephen Buckland, Begoa Cordero, Aljo van Dijken, Joo Duque, Matthias Fehr, Miguel Henriques, Norbert Hilbich, Alan March, Andrea Molinari, Stella Morabito, Jonas Naesby, Edgar Reihl, Ivica Stevanovic, Peter Tiefenthaler, James Waldron and some more. RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 2 Table of contents Austria . 3 Australia. 4 Belgium . 5 Denmark . 6 Finland . 7 France . 8 Germany . 9 Greece . 10 Italy . 11 Norway . 13 New Zealand . 14 Portugal . 15 Romania . 16 Slovenia . 17 Spain . 18 South Korea . 19 Sweden . 20 Switzerland . 21 United States . 22 United Kingdom . 23 APWPT - What is our focus? . 25 APWPT - What happens now?. 25 APWPT - Activities? . 25 APWPT How get further information? . 25 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 3 Austria Mandatory application 174 - 216 MHz, max. 50 mW ERP 230 - 250 MHz, max. 50 mW ERP 470 - 694 MHz, max. 50 mW ERP 694 - 703 MHz, 733 -758 MHz, 788 -790 MHz, 20 mW e.i.r.p. or max. 90 mW e.i.r.p. for body-worn wireless microphones: Note: values under consideration but likely to be adopted. 823 - 826 MHz, max. 20 mW e.i.r.p. or max. 100 mW e.i.r.p. for body-worn wireless microphones 826 - 832 MHz, max. 100 mW ERIP 1350 - 1400 MHz 20 mW EIRP or max. 50 mW e.i.r.p for body-worn wireless micro- phones. Note: values under consideration but likely to be adopted. 1492 - 1518 MHz, 50 mW e.i.r.p. Note: in 1427 - 1492 MHz, 1518 - 1525 MHz are Frequency ranges under consideration. For all frequency ranges above an application is mandatory with a maximum allocation of 10 years. License exempt frequencies 863 - 865 MHz, max. 10 mW ERP 1785-1805 MHz, max. 50 mW e.i.r.p. for body-worn wireless microphones otherwise max. 20 mW e.i.r.p. Fees Fees of 53 per transmitter will be levied. http:/www.bmvit.gv.at/telekommunikation/recht/aut/verordnungen/tkgv.html Further information Contact addresses of the four responsible Local Telecommunication Offices: http:/www.bmvit.gv.at/telekommunikation/organisation/nachgeordnet/fmb/index.html Downloadable application form on the website of the bmvit web space: http:/www.bmvit.gv.at/telekommunikation/formulare/downloads/pmse.pdf Wireless interfaces: http:/www.bmvit.gv.at/telekommunikation/marktueberwachung/fsb/index.html RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 4 Australia Current status Wireless audio devices operate under a “Class Licence”, meaning that no special ap- provals or licence is required to operate equipment that meets the following fre- quency and power specs. Use of free frequencies (no approval needed) from 174 - 230 MHz, (max. e.i.r.p. 3 mW) Use of free frequencies (no approval needed) between 520 - 694 MHz, (max e.i.r.p. 100mW) Use of free frequencies (no approval needed) between 1785 - 1800 MHz, (max e.i.r.p. 100mW) Operation on the frequencies shown above is as a secondary service, sharing with DTV transmission, on the basis that you do not operate outdoors on the same fre- quency as a DTV service licenced in the location, and that you operate on a “no in- terference no protection” basis. Application can be made to operate outdoors on the same frequency as a DTV ser- vice licenced in the location for special events. Note that DTV channels are allocated on a “Block Planning” approach in Australia, with 6 consecutive channels, each 7 MHz wide, allocated to each DTV market. This means that in any location there will be at least one complete block of 42 MHz fully occupied by DTV transmission. In some locations more than 1 Block is in use refer to .au for up to date information about VHF also used for mobile downlink by SDL 1492 - 1518 MHz, 50 mW (e.i.r.p.); indoor only Fees for a “PA system” (wireless microphone systems) Non recurrent fee is 130.00 per application. This amount includes one-time administra- tion costs regardless of the number of wireless microphones that are used in the system (wireless station). An additional frequency use and EMC contribution (TKG On a tuning range basis; Geographical restrictions for the sharing usage with the TV Broadcasting; It is needed to contact the National Spectrum Management Au- thority (ANCOM) 470 -862 MHz, 50 mW ERP - in accordance with Annex 10 of ERC/REC 70-03; On a tuning range basis; Geographical restrictions for the sharing usage with the TV Broadcasting; It is needed to contact the National Spectrum Management Author- ity 1785 - 1800 MHz, 20 mW EIRP (50 mW EIRP restricted to body worn equipment) Wireless audio/multimedia applications 87.5 - 108 MHz, 50 nW ERP, 200 kHz when audio signals are not present, appa- ratus must employ a transmission time out of facility. Pilot tones that ensure con- tinuity of transmission are not permitted 863 - 865 MHz, 10 mW ERP 864.8 - 865 MHz, 10 mW ERP 1795 - 1800 MHz, 20 mW EIRP Further information Further information can be found here: http:/www.ancom.org.ro/en/romanian-regulation_2719 17 Slovenia Generally approved 174 - 230 MHz, 50 mW ERP. 470 - 786 MHz, 50 mW ERP., In-ear monitor systems and Radio microphones 786 - 789 MHz, 12 mW ERP., In-ear monitor systems and Radio microphones 823 - 826 MHz, Radio microphones, 20mW/ body worn restricted to 100mW ERP, bandwidth max. 200 kHz 826 - 832 MHz, Radio microphones, 100 mW ERP, bandwidth max. 200 kHz 863 - 865 MHz, Radio microphones, 10 mW ERP. 1795 - 1805 MHz, Radio microphones, 20 mW e.i.r.p. body worn restricted to 50 mW e.i.r.p. Also all other bands, stated in document have technical limitations written in ERC/REC 70-03, 2014/641/EU - Commission implementing decision of EU on PMSE and subclasses SC86 and SC48 for continuous transmissions. All above radio equipment is allowed to operate on license - exempt and non-inter- ference basis. P to P analogue audio links are used in 1518 MHz - 1530 MHz frequency band and they should comply with EN 302 217 EU harmonized standard. For this audio ana- logue links, our agency is issuing licences (max bandwidth is 500 kHz). Further information One can get additional information regarding other usage of radio spectrum in Slovenia at: http:/www.akos-rs.si/files/Zakonodaja/podzakonski_akti/NURF-3-3a- 3b.NUPB.Akos.pdf 18 Spain Licence required 470 - 786 MHz, 20 mW ERP, 200 kHz, see IR201 and IR216 License exempt frequencies 174 - 194.6 MHz, 50 mW ERP, see IR98 470 - 786 MHz, up to 20 mW ERP, 200 kHz, see IR201 and IR216 - There should not be any interference to other emissions from the same band. - For use in interior public spaces, multimedia productions, artistic and sport events, of temporary character. - Compatible with TV service in the zone of use. 823 - 832 MHz, 20mW e.i.r.p. hand-held , 100mW e.i.r.p. body-worn, 200 kHz, see IR201 and IR216 863 - 865 MHz, 10mW ERP, see IR98 1785 - 1800 MHz, 20mW hand-held and 50 mW e.i.r.p. body-worn, see IR98 Further information Cuadro Nacional de Atribucin de Frecuencias (CNAF) UN36: 470 - 786 MHz UN118: 863 - 865 MHz UN119: 1785 - 1800 MHz UN-95, UN-106 and UN-127: 174 - 194.6 MHz UN151: 823 - 832 MHz 19 South Korea Licence required 470 - 698 MHz, 50 mW, ERP, for broadcast and fixes sites only Fees per year One-time fee for 5 years: about 12 (converted) In addition, per link and year: about 10 (converted) License exempt frequencies 925 - 937.5 MHz, 30 mW, ERP 20 Sweden Licence required - Generally approved 174 - 240 MHz, 50mW ERP 470 - 790 MHz, 50mW, ERP 1785 - 1800 MHz, 20mW ERP, Handheld TX 1785 - 1800 MHz 50mW ERP, Body Worn TX License exempt frequencies 41 - 43,6 MHz, 10mW, 823 - 826 MHz, 10mW ERP, Handheld TX 823 - 826 MHz, 50mW ERP, Body worn TX 826 - 832 MHz, 50mW ERP 863 - 865 MHz, 10mW ERP Fees per year 230 SEK per transmitter Max 2300 SEK per system Current activity The government announced, the band 694-790 MHz will not be available after January 1st, 2017. Information Info: https:/www.pts.se/sv/Bransch/Radio/Radiotillstand/Anvandning-av-trad- losa-mikrofoner/ Application form: https:/www.pts.se/upload/Ovrigt/Radio/Radiotillstand/ansbl- horselhjalpmedel-tradlosa-mikrofoner.pdf 21 Switzerland No mandatory concession, no licensing fee The table below indicates the authorized power and the technical regulations for each frequency band in which wireless microphones and In-Ear monitor systems can be operated (wireless micro- phones can be operated without a license in Switzerland): Frequency band Maximum transit power Technical regulations Remarks 31.4 - 39.6 MHz 100 mW ERP RIR1009-01 Use only in the channels indicated in RIR 1009-01 174 - 223 MHz 50 mW ERP RIR1009-02 470 - 786 MHz 50 mW ERP RIR1009-10 The use of the 694-790 MHz frequency band could be limited after 2018. 477 - 782 MHz 250 mW ERP RIR1009-11 Use only in the channels indicated in RIR 1009-11. The use of the 694-790 MHz frequency band could be limited after 2018. 786 - 789 MHz 12 mW ERP RIR1009-17 Use only possible until ca. end of 2018. 823 - 826 MHz 20 mW EIRP (ca. 12 mW ERP) RIR1009-18 100 mW EIRP (ca. 60 mW ERP) for wireless microphones carried on the body 826 - 832 MHz 100 mW EIRP (ca. 60 mW) RIR1009-13 863 - 865 MHz 10 mW ERP RIR1009-05 1785 - 1800 MHz 20 mW EIRP (ca. 12 mW) RIR1009-09 50 mW EIRP (ca. 30 mW ERP) for wireless microphones carried on the body 1800 - 1804.2 MHz 20 mW EIRP (ca. 12 mW) RIR1009-09 New frequency band from 1.1.2015 50 mW EIRP (ca. 30 mW ERP) for wireless microphones carried on the body Notes: The use of radio microphones in the bands 789 - 823 MHz and 832 - 862 MHz is forbidden. Some frequency bands for non-specific applications may also be used for the operation of radio microphones. Technical regulations RIR 1008 define the frequency bands and radio pa- rameters for these non-specific applications. Frequency coordination PMSE users can register equipment on a voluntary basis to the database provided by a third party in order to coordinate frequency use at events: PMSE Database Further Information Radio microphones (E) / Drahtlose Mikrofone (D) / Microphones sans fil (F) / Microfoni senza filo (I) 22 United States Licensed and Unlicensed Operation Permitted It is permissible to operate wireless microphones and in ear monitoring systems on either a licensed or unlicensed basis in several bands. In the television broadcasting bands, a power limit of 50 mW applies for unlicensed operation; licensed micro- phones and in ear monitor transmitters may operate with up to 250 mW. Wireless microphones may operate on locally unused television channels within the VHF and UHF television broadcasting bands between 54-72, 76-88, 174-216, and 470-698 MHz. Locally unused television channels may be determined by consulting one of the wireless microphone manufacturers online frequency finders, or the web site of one of the FCC approved database operators. Currently, the first locally un- used television channel above and below UHF channel 37 is reserved for use by wireless microphones, but these reserved channels are being eliminated by the FCC. Licensed users may register channels they intend to use with one of the FCC ap- proved database operators to receiv