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Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

In this Schedule–

  • “direct sequence spread spectrum modulation” means a form of modulation where a combination of data to be transmitted and a known code sequence (or chip sequence) is used to directly modulate a carrier;

  • “EN 300 220–1” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 220–1 published by ETSI in November 1997;

  • “EN 300 328” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 328 published by ETSI in November 1994, revised and reprinted in November 1996 and amended in July 1997;

  • “EN 300 330” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 330, version 1.2.2 (1999) published by ETSI in 1999;

  • “I-ETS 300 422” means the European Telecommunications Standard I-ETS 300 422 published by ETSI in December 1995;

  • “I-ETS 300 440” means the European Telecommunications Standard I-ETS 300 440 published by ETSI in December 1995 and Corrigendum issued in April 1996;

  • “EN 300 674” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 674 published by ETSI in November 1998;

  • “EN 300 718” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 718 published by ETSI in March 1997;

  • “EN 300 761” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 761 published by ETSI in January 1998;

  • “EN 300 836–1” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 300 836–1 published by ETSI in May 1998;

  • “EN 301 091” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 301 091 published by ETSI in June 1998;

  • “EN 301 357” means the European Telecommunications Standard EN 301 357, version 1.2.1 (1999) published by ETSI in 1999;

  • “Fo” means centre frequency;

  • “frequency hopping spread spectrum modulation” means a technique in which the transmitted signal occupies a number of frequencies in time, each for some period of time;

  • “non-manufactured apparatus” means apparatus made up from components, but which is not for retail resale;

  • “prescribed apparatus” means any station or apparatus described in Part III of this Schedule.

  • “radiated level” means the maximum level permitted, referenced to the erp, eirp or field strength as specified in Part III of this Schedule; and

  • “Telemetry”, “Telecommand”, “Television” and “Telephony” have the meanings given to them in the Radio Regulations.