This document presents a detailed test report focusing on the frequency stability and specific requirements for a Unlicensed Personal Communications Service (UPCS) device. The report adheres to standards set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) under § 15.323 (f) & § 15.319 (f) and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) under RSS-213 §5.3. The tests conducted encompass frequency stability over varying temperatures and voltage conditions, automatic discontinuation of transmission, monitoring time, lower monitoring threshold, maximum transmit period, system acknowledgement, and least interfered channel (LIC) assessment.
The report outlines the test procedures, environmental conditions during testing, and detailed results, demonstrating the device's compliance with the regulatory requirements. Specific tests include assessing the device's ability to automatically discontinue transmission, monitoring time, and selecting the least interfered channel. The document also covers alternative monitoring intervals, fair access, frame repetition stability, frame period, and jitter measurements. The results confirm that the UPCS device meets the stringent criteria for frequency stability and access protocols, ensuring equitable access to the radio frequency spectrum.