RS60 User Guide
CONTENTS What’s In the Box 2 Appearance Overview 3~4 Unfasten Handstrap to Remove Battery Cover 5 Remove Battery Cover 6 SIM/microSD Card 7 Insert Battery 8 Remove Battery 9 Power on for the First Time 10 Power On/Power Off 11 Network & Internet 12-14 Connected Devices 15-16 APPS & NOTIFICATIONS 17 ACCESSIBILITY 17 Display Settings 21 Battery Settings 21 Sound Settings 22 Storage Settings 23 Privacy Settings 23 Accessibility Settings 24 Google Settings 24 System Setti
1 What’s in the Box Type-C cable Device Handstrap Battery Charging adaptor Converter plugs 2
2 Appearance Overview Earpiece Charging indicator Front camera Light sensor Volume up Side button Volume down Home button Back button Recent button Microphone Speaker Function button F1 Power button Function Key 2 Function Key 3 3
1D/2D Scanner Rear camera External antenna port LED flash Battery cover lock NFC TYPE-C interface 4
3 Unfasten Handstrap to Remove Battery Cover Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 5
4 Remove Battery Cover To remove the battery cover 1. Power off the device before removing the battery cover 2. Push the battery cover lock to the open position 3.
5 SIM/microSD Card To insert/remove SIM/microSD card Follow the indicated direction printed in the chamber microSD SIM 1 SIM 2 7
6 Insert Battery To insert the battery 1. Insert the battery 2. Push the battery lock to the closed position 3. Attach the battery cover 4. Push the battery cover lock to the closed position Battery lock DOWNLOAD THE USER GUIDE AT WWW.SONIMTECH.
7 Remove Battery To remove the battery 1. Power off the device before removing the battery 2. Push the battery cover lock to the open position 3. Detach the battery cover 4. Push the battery lock to the open position 5.
8 Power on for the First Time When starting for the first time, fully charge the device. Plug the power adapter into the device and charge the device to make sure that battery is full.
9 Power On/Power Off 1. Power On Press the power button a few seconds until the device vibrates. 2. Enter/Exit Sleep Mode Click the power button once, the screen enters sleep mode. When the screen is lit up and there is no operation for one minute, the device will automatically enter the sleep mode(Standby time setting: Display > Screen timeout). Click the power button once, the screen lights up and exits sleep mode. Swipe up on the screen to unlock. 3.
10 Network & Internet Wi-Fi Wi-Fi is a wireless network technology that can provide Internet access at distance up to 100 feet, depending on the Wi-Fi router and surroundings. You can access the Internet when you connect your RS60 to a Wi-Fi network. To connect your phone to a Wi-Fi network; 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ). 2. Tap on Network & Internet ( ). 3. Tap on Wi-Fi ( ). 4. Set the Wi-Fi to ON position located under Wireless & networks settings.
Mobile Network 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings( ). 2. Tap on Network & Internet ( ) > Mobile network ( ), 3. Select SIM card Slot and the following options are displayed: • Mobile data: Turn On to enable mobile data. Using mobile data, you can access Internet. • Roaming: Turn ON to enable data roaming to connect to data services while roaming. • Data usage: Mobile data usage for a particular time frame is displayed.
USB Tethering Using USB tethering, you can share phone’s Internet connection via USB. 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ). 2. Tap on Network & Internet( ) > Hotspot & tethering ( ). 3. Turn on USB tethering. Bluetooth tethering Share phone's internet connection via Bluetooth. Setup Mobile Hotspot You can set up a hotspot using your mobile device. 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ). 2. Tap on Network & Internet( ) > Hotspot & tethering ( ). 3.
11 Connected Devices Bluetooth Turn ON You can share the phone’s Internet connection via Bluetooth. 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ). 2. Tap on Connected devices( ） > Connection preferences > Bluetooth( ) Bluetooth Bluetooth is a short-range wireless communication technology used to communicate between the devices over a distance of about 8 meters.You can perform the following tasks using Bluetooth paired devices.
Cast 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ) > Connected devices ( )> Connection preferences. 2. Tap on Cast ( ). 3. You can cast your screen from your Android™ device. Connect your Android device to the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast or TV with Chromecast built-in. In the top left corner of the app’s Home screen, tap on Menu Cast Screen > audio Cast Screen > audio. 4. Ensure that your Android device and Chromecast are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
12 APPS & NOTIFICATIONS APPS INFO 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( 2. Tap on App info. ) > Apps & notifications ( ). The list of apps installed on the device are displayed. 1. Tap on All apps. You can view All apps, Installed apps and Disabled apps. Tap on Options ( ) and the following options are displayed: Show system: System based apps are displayed. Show system: System based apps are hidden. Reset app preferences: You can reset all the preferences set for the apps.
Wireless Emergency alerts: For more information, refer to “Wireless Emergency Alerts” on page 21. Special app access: Tap on this option to view different settings. 13 ACCESSIBILITY ACCESSIBILITY You can make websites and applications more accessible to people with disabilities when they are using mobile phones and other devices. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ) > Accessibility ( ). VOLUME SHORTCUT KEY 1. Tap on Volume key shortcut. Turn On to enable Shortcut service.
DISPLAY Under Display, the following options are displayed: Magnification: You can set to ON to perform these gestures on the device screen: Magnify with triple-tap Magnify with button Color correction: Turn On to make the color correction. Correction mode: The following options are displayed: Deuteranomaly (red-green), Protanomaly (red-green) and Trianomaly (blue-yellow) Color inversion: If this is enabled, displayed colors are inverted and may affect the performance.
Auto-rotate screen: Turn on to set auto-rotate screen ON. Touch & hold delay: You can set the delay time as Short, Medium and Long. Time to take action (Accessibility timeout): Choose how long to show messages that ask you to take action, but are visible only temporarily. *Not all apps support this setting. Default, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes Vibration & haptic strength: Ring vibration ON/Off, Notification vibration ON/Off, Touch feedback ON/Off.
14 Display Settings Display 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ) > Display ( ). 2. Set the following options to configure your phone’s display: • Brightness level: Set the brightness of the phone display. • Night Light : • Schedule: You can schedule the night light on your device: None, Turns on at custom time and Turns on from sunset to sunrise - Stare time: Sunrise time - End time:The sunset time - Intensity: You can increase/decrease the light intensity as per your requirement.
16 Sound Settings Sound 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ) > Sound ( ). Set the following options to set the Sound settings in your device: 2. Media volume（ ）: Adjust the volume as per your requirement. 3. Alarm volume（ ）: Adjust the alarm volume as per your requirement. 4. Notification volume（ ）: Adjust the volume for notification as per your requirement. • Default Notification sound: Select the required Notification sound from the list and tap on OK to set as the ringtone.
17 Storage Settings Storage 1. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ) > Storage ( ). 2. On Internal shared storage, the following options are displayed with memory used for each app: • Photos and videos • Music & audio • Games • Movie & TV apps • Other apps • Other • System 18 Privacy Settings Privacy 1.
19 Accessibility Settings Accessibility You can make websites and applications more accessible to people with disabilities when they are using mobile phones and other devices. From Notifications or App menu, tap on Settings ( ) > Accessibility ( ). Volume Key Shortcut 1. Tap on Volume key shortcut. Turn On to enable Shortcut service. You can select any of the listed service to set a shortcut. 2. Enable Allow from lock screen to perform this functionality. 20 Google Settings Google 1.
21 System Settings Language & Input You can set the phone’s language to any of the languages displayed in the language list.All the menu items and user feedback messages will be displayed in the set language. 1. From Notifications screen or App screen, tap on Settings ( ) > System ( ) > Languages & input ( ). 2. Tap on Languages and select any desired language from the list as your preferred language. • Default language: English is set as the default language.
System Updates 1. From Notifications or App screen, tap on Settings ( ) > System Updates ( ). 2. Tap on Check for update to check if your device requires any new system updates. If there is an update, the system will update your device. If your device is up to date, it will show Your system is up to date.
22 Sonim Scan 1. Barcode scanner feature is integrated in your device. It is an enterprise class scan engine capable of fast and reliable scanning that can also read tags with ease and perform in low-light conditions. 2. Sonim Scan app works with your device to allow you to set settings and adjust configurations for barcode scanning.
23 Managing Contacts You can use the phonebook to maintain phone numbers of your contacts. This feature enables you to add, dial phone numbers and send SMS and MMS messages. To access the contacts, from Home screen, select Contacts ( ). The contacts saved in the phonebook are displayed. ADDING A CONTACT After inserting the SIM, when you switch ON the device for the first time and there are no contacts added in the device or SIM. CREATING A NEW CONTACT 1. From App menu, tap on Contacts ( ). 2.
SENDING A MESSAGE FROM CONTACTS You can send SMS and MMS messages to the contacts. 1. From Home screen or App menu, tap on Contacts ( ). 2. Scroll to the required contact and tap and open it. 4. The Messages screen is displayed. Enter the message and tap on Add contact ( the required contact. 5. Tap on Attach ( ) to attach any of the following: • Subject • Pictures • Capture picture • Videos • Capture video • Audio • Record audio • Slideshow • Import Template 6. Tap on SMS ( ) to send the message.
6. Name format Tap on Name format. You can select any one of the following options to display contact name: • First name first • Last name first. 7. Phonetic name Tap on Phonetic name. You have following options: • Always show • Hide if empty 8. Import Tap on Import. You have following two options: • .vcf file: Tap on .vcf file to save imported contact to phone or another SIM. 9. Export Tap in Export. The following options are displayed: • Export to .vcf file: The contacts are saved as contacts.vcf.
• Tap on Add a Number. Enter the number to be blocked and tap on Block. The number is blocked and you do not receive any call or message from that number. 11. Tap on About Contacts. The following options are displayed: • Build version • Open source licenses • Privacy policy • Terms of service SEARCHING A CONTACT 1. From Home screen or App screen, tap on Contacts ( ). 2. Tap Search ( ) and enter the first few letters/numbers of the contact name/phone number to be searched.
24 Managing Call Settings MAKING A CALL From Home screen or Apps Menu, tap on the Phone ( ) The Phone screen with Call history, Dial pad ( ), and Call Options ( ) are displayed. To dial a number use one of the following options: • Call history: Tap on the call History icon ( ). Tap on the Phone icon ( ) beside the contact or tap on the contact and tap on the number. • Dial pad: Tap on the dial pad. The numeric touch keypad is displayed. Enter the phone number and tap the phone icon to make a call.
CALL HISTORY SCREEN 1. From Home screen or App screen, tap on Phone ( ). 2. Tap on Options ( ) > Call History . 3. The following options are displayed: • ALL tab: The call log for today, yesterday and older period of time are displayed. The call log includes missed calls, received calls, and dialed calls. • MISSED tab: The missed call log for today, Yesterday, and older period of time are displayed. • Tap on Options ( ).
DISPLAY OPTIONS 1. From Home screen or App screen, tap on Phone ( ). 2. Tap on Options ( ) > Settings > Display options. • Sort by: You can sort the contacts by First name or Last name. • Name format: You have two options to display the contact name: • First name first • Last name first SOUNDS AND VIBRATION • Phone Ringtone: To change the phone ringtone, 1. From the Home screen Apps Menu, tap on Settings ( ). 2. Tap on Device settings > Sound ( ) > Phone ringtone. 3.
The list of quick responses are displayed. 3. Tap on the required quick responses from the list to edit that particular message and tap on OK to save the message to the list. 4. While an incoming call arrives, touch the message icon to open a list of quick responses or the option to write your own message. Touch one of the messages to send it to the caller immediately and the call gets disconnected. CALLS Calling accounts 1. From Home screen or Apps menu, select Phone ( ). 2.
Fixed dialing numbers 1. From Home screen or Apps menu, select Phone ( ). 2. From Call History screen, tap on Options ( ) >Settings > Calls > Fixed Dialing Numbers. The following options are displayed: • Enable FDN: Fixed dialing numbers are enabled. • Change PIN2: Change PIN for FDN access. • FDN list: You can manage phone number list. Call forwarding You can forward your incoming calls to a number in the contacts or a new number, provided your network operator supports this service.
BLOCKED NUMBERS You will not receive calls or messages from blocked numbers. Tap on Add a Number to block calls and text from that particular number. Enter a number and tap on Block. VOICEMAIL Notifications: Turn On Voicemails. 1.Pop on screen When device is unlocked,show notifications as a banner across the top of the screen 2.Advanced • Sound: Default notification sound is selected. You can select any other sound from the list. • Vibrate: Turn On to get the vibration when a voicemail is received.
25 Product Safety Warnings Use responsibly. Read all instructions and safety information before use to avoid injury. The maximum operating ambient temperature of the equipment is 55°C. 1.Battery Safety Battery works at ambient temperatures ranging from-20°C to 55°C. CAUTION: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced incorrectly. Replace with the same or equivalent type of battery as recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose used batteries according to battery manufacturer’s instructions.
HEARING AID COMPATIBILITY (HAC) REGULATIONS FOR MOBILE PHONES In 2003, the FCC adopted rules to make digital wireless telephones compatible with hearing aids and cochlear implants. Although analog wireless phones do not usually cause interference with hearing aids or cochlear implants,digital wireless phones sometimes do because of electromagnetic energy emitted by the phone’s antenna,back light, or other components. Your phone is compliant with FCC HAC regulations (ANSI C63.19- 2011).
Your phone meets the M4/T4 level rating. Hearing devices may also be rated. Your hearing device manufacturer or hearing health professional may help you find this rating. For more information about FCC Hearing Aid Compatibility, please go to http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/dro. This phone has been tested and rated for use with hearing aids for some of the wireless technologies that it uses.
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NOTICE 1. Some special places, such as airports, hospitals, gas stations and other places, do not allow the use of electronic equipment. Please comply with the rules and do not use this product in these places. 2. For your safety and the safety of others, please do not use this product while driving a vehicle. 3. In order to avoid potential safety problems, do not put this product near the vehicle's airbag. 4. For your safety, please do not use this product during thunderstorms. 5.
NOTICE: The SAR limit of Europe is 4.0 W/kg. Device types RS60 has also been tested against this SAR limit.The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for use on the body is 3.358W/kg This device was tested for typical body - worn operations with the back of the handset kept 0 cm from the body. To maintain compliance with RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 0 cm separation distance between the user's body and the back of the handset.
SAR information The SAR limit of FCC and ISED is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. Device types RS60 ( FCC ID:WYPRS60 and IC: 8090A-RS60 ) has also been tested against this SAR limit. The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for use on the body is 1.504 W/kg. This device was tested for typical body -worn operations with the back of the handset kept 0 cm from the body.
Battery Instructions 1. This product uses a rechargeable lithium battery as a power source. When the power is low, please charge the battery. To maintain battery life, it is recommended to deplete the battery's power before charging. 2. When the battery charger is not in use, please remove it from the power supply. Do not connect the charger to the battery for more than one week. Excessive charging will shorten the battery life. 3. Temperature affects the battery charging limit.
NOTICE: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
Appendix A for EU Normal Mode RF Power Range (GSM) Mode Range(dBm) GSM900 33.00-34.00 GPRS900(1 Slot) 29.50-30.50 GPRS900(2 Slots) 29.50-30.50 GPRS900(3 Slots) 29.50-30.50 GPRS900(4 Slots) 29.50-30.50 EGPRS (8PSK, 1-Slot) 22.50-23.50 EGPRS (8PSK, 2-Slots) 22.50-23.50 EGPRS (8PSK, 3-Slots) 22.50-23.50 EGPRS (8PSK, 4-Slots) 22.50-23.50 GSM1800 29.50-31.00 GPRS1800(1 Slot) 27.00-28.50 GPRS1800(2 Slots) 27.00-28.50 GPRS1800(3 Slots) 27.00-28.50 GPRS1800(4 Slots) 27.00-28.
Appendix A for EU 100 22.00-23.50 1 22.50-24.00 50 16QAM 21.00-22.50 100 21.00-22.50 1 23.00-24.50 36 QPSK 22.00-23.50 75 22.00-23.50 1 22.00-24.00 15 MHz 36 16QAM 21.50-22.50 75 21.00-22.50 1 23.00-24.50 25 QPSK 22.00-23.50 50 22.00-23.50 1 22.00-24.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 21.00-22.50 50 21.00-22.50 1 23.00-24.50 12 QPSK 22.00-23.50 25 22.00-23.50 1 22.50-23.50 5 MHz 12 16QAM 25 Mode Bandwidth RB 21.50-22.50 Modulation 1 50 21.50-22.50 Range(dBm) 22.50-23.
Appendix A for EU 36 20.50-21.50 75 20.50-21.50 1 22.30-23.50 25 QPSK 21.50-22.50 50 21.50-22.50 1 21.50-23.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.50-21.50 50 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.50 12 QPSK 21.50-22.50 25 21.50-22.50 1 21.50-23.00 5 MHz 12 16QAM 20.50-21.50 25 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.50 8 QPSK 21.50-22.50 15 22.50-23.50 1 21.50-23.00 3 MHz 8 16QAM 20.50-21.80 15 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.50 3 QPSK 22.50-23.50 6 21.50-22.50 1 21.50-23.00 1.
Appendix A for EU 1 36 22.00-23.50 QPSK 21.50-22.50 75 21.50-22.50 1 21.00-22.50 15 MHz 36 16QAM 20.50-21.50 75 20.50-21.50 1 22.00-23.50 25 QPSK 21.50-22.50 50 21.50-22.50 1 21.00-23.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.50-21.50 50 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.50 12 QPSK 21.50-22.50 25 21.50-22.50 1 21.50-22.50 5 MHz 12 16QAM 25 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.50-21.50 Modulation 1 25 20.50-21.50 Range(dBm) 23.00-24.50 QPSK 22.50-23.50 50 22.50-23.50 1 22.00-24.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 21.
Appendix A for EU 15 22.50-23.50 1 22.50-23.80 8 16QAM 21.50-22.80 15 21.50-22.50 1 23.00-24.50 3 QPSK 23.00-24.50 6 22.30-23.50 1 22.00-23.50 1.4 MHz 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 21.50-22.50 Modulation 1 50 22.00-23.50 Range(dBm) 23.50-24.80 QPSK 22.50-23.80 100 22.50-23.80 1 22.60-24.00 20 MHz 50 16QAM 21.50-23.00 100 21.50-23.00 1 23.00-24.80 36 QPSK 22.50-24.00 75 22.50-24.00 1 22.30-24.00 15 MHz 36 16QAM 21.50-23.00 LTE Band 20 75 21.50-23.00 1 23.
Appendix A for EU Mode Bandwidth 12 21.50-23.00 25 21.50-23.00 RB Modulation 1 50 Range(dBm) 23.00-24.50 QPSK 22.00-23.50 100 22.00-23.50 1 22.50-24.00 20 MHz 50 16QAM 21.50-22.50 100 21.50-22.50 1 23.00-24.50 36 QPSK 22.50-23.50 75 22.50-23.50 1 22.00-24.00 15 MHz 36 21.50-22.50 75 21.50-22.50 1 22.80-24.20 25 LTE Band 28A 16QAM QPSK 22.50-23.50 50 22.50-23.50 1 22.00-23.50 10 MHz 25 16QAM 21.50-22.50 50 21.00-22.00 1 23.00-24.50 12 QPSK 22.50-23.
Appendix A for EU Mode Bandwidth RB Modulation 1 50 Range(dBm) 22.50-23.80 QPSK 21.50-23.00 100 21.50-23.00 1 22.00-23.50 20 MHz 50 16QAM 20.50-22.00 100 20.50-22.00 1 22.50-24.00 36 QPSK 21.50-23.00 75 21.50-23.00 1 22.00-23.50 15 MHz 36 LTE Band 38 16QAM 20.50-22.00 75 20.50-22.00 1 22.80-24.00 25 QPSK 21.50-23.00 50 21.50-23.00 1 22.00-24.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.50-22.00 50 20.50-22.00 1 23.00-24.00 12 QPSK 21.80-23.00 25 21.50-23.00 1 22.00-23.
Appendix A for EU 1 36 22.50-23.80 QPSK 21.50-22.80 75 21.50-22.80 1 21.50-23.00 15 MHz 36 16QAM 20.50-21.80 75 20.50-21.80 1 22.50-23.80 25 QPSK 21.50-22.80 50 21.50-22.80 1 21.50-23.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.50-21.80 50 20.50-21.80 1 22.50-23.80 12 QPSK 21.50-22.80 25 21.50-22.80 1 21.50-23.00 5 MHz 12 25 16QAM 20.50-21.80 20.50-21.80 Normal Mode RF Power Range (WLAN/Bluetooth) Band (GHz) WIFI 2.4G (2.4~2.4835) Band (GHz) WIFI 5.2 G (5.15~5.25) WIFI 5.8G (5.725~5.
Appendix A for EU Band (GHz) Bluetooth (2.4~2.4835) 802.11ac(VHT40) 9.50-10.50 802.11ac(VHT80) 8.50-9.50 Mode Range(dBm) GFSK 2.00-3.50 π/4-DQPSK 0.00-2.00 8-DPSK 0.00-2.00 BLE （-2.00）-（-0.
Appendix A for US Normal Mode RF Power Range (GSM, WCDMA) Mode Range(dBm) GSM850 33.00-34.20 GPRS850(1 Slot) 30.00-31.00 GPRS850(2 Slots) 30.00-31.00 GPRS850(3 Slots) 30.00-30.80 GPRS850(4 Slots) 30.00-30.80 EGPRS (8PSK, 1-Slot) 23.00-24.00 EGPRS (8PSK, 2-Slots) 23.00-24.00 EGPRS (8PSK, 3-Slots) 23.00-24.00 EGPRS (8PSK, 4-Slots) 23.00-24.00 GSM1900 29.50-30.50 GPRS1900(1 Slot) 26.00-27.00 GPRS1900(2 Slots) 26.00-27.00 GPRS1900(3 Slots) 26.00-27.00 GPRS1900(4 Slots) 26.00-27.
Appendix A for US Normal Mode RF Power Range (LTE) Mode Bandwidth RB Modulation 1 50 Range(dBm) 22.50-23.80 QPSK 22.00-23.00 100 22.00-23.00 1 22.00-23.00 20 MHz 50 16QAM 21.00-22.00 100 21.00-22.00 1 22.50-23.80 36 QPSK 21.50-23.80 75 21.50-23.00 1 21.50-23.30 15 MHz 36 LTE Band 2 16QAM 20.50-21.80 75 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.80 25 QPSK 21.50-23.00 50 21.50-23.00 1 21.50-23.50 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.50-22.00 50 20.50-22.00 1 22.50-23.80 12 QPSK 21.50-23.
Appendix A for US 3 22.50-23.50 6 21.50-22.50 1 21.50-23.00 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 21.00-22.00 Modulation 1 50 21.50-23.00 Range(dBm) 22.00-23.50 QPSK 21.00-22.00 100 21.00-22.00 1 21.50-22.50 20 MHz 50 16QAM 20.00-21.00 100 20.00-21.00 1 22.00-23.50 36 QPSK 21.00-22.00 75 21.00-22.00 1 21.00-22.80 15 MHz 36 16QAM 20.00-21.00 75 20.00-21.00 1 22.00-23.50 LTE Band 4 25 QPSK 21.00-22.50 50 21.00-22.50 1 21.00-22.80 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.00-21.30 50 20.
Appendix A for US 15 21.00-22.30 1 21.00-22.50 8 16QAM 20.50-21.50 15 20.50-21.30 1 22.00-23.30 3 QPSK 22.00-23.30 6 21.50-22.50 1 21.50-22.50 1.4 MHz 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.30-22.50 Modulation 1 25 21.50-22.50 Range(dBm) 23.50-24.50 QPSK 22.50-23.50 50 22.50-23.50 1 22.50-24.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 21.50-22.50 50 21.50-22.50 1 23.50-24.50 12 QPSK 22.50-23.50 25 22.50-23.50 1 22.50-24.00 5 MHz 12 16QAM 21.50-22.50 LTE Band 5 25 21.50-22.50 1 23.50-24.
Appendix A for US Mode Bandwidth 3 22.50-23.50 6 21.50-22.50 RB Modulation 1 50 Range(dBm) 21.00-23.00 QPSK 21.00-22.50 100 21.00-22.50 1 21.00-23.00 20 MHz 50 16QAM 20.00-21.50 100 20.00-21.50 1 21.50-23.00 36 QPSK 21.00-22.50 75 21.00-22.50 1 20.00-22.50 15 MHz 36 16QAM 20.00-21.50 75 20.00-21.50 1 21.00-23.50 LTE Band 7 25 QPSK 21.00-22.50 50 21.00-22.50 1 20.00-22.50 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.00-21.50 50 20.00-21.50 1 21.00-23.00 12 QPSK 21.00-22.
Appendix A for US 1 25 23.00-24.00 16QAM 21.50-22.50 50 21.50-22.50 1 23.00-24.50 12 QPSK 22.30-23.50 25 22.50-23.50 1 22.50-24.00 5 MHz 12 16QAM 21.50-22.50 25 21.50-22.50 1 23.30-24.30 8 QPSK 22.50-23.50 15 22.00-23.50 1 22.50-23.50 3 MHz 8 16QAM 21.50-22.50 15 21.50-22.50 1 23.50-24.50 3 QPSK 23.50-24.00 6 22.50-23.50 1 22.00-23.50 1.4 MHz 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 21.50-22.50 Modulation 1 25 22.50-23.50 Range(dBm) 23.50-24.50 QPSK 22.50-23.
Appendix A for US 25 Mode Bandwidth RB 21.50-22.50 Modulation 1 25 Range(dBm) 23.00-24.00 QPSK 21.50-22.50 50 21.50-22.50 1 22.00-23.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.50-21.50 50 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.50 LTE Band 14 12 QPSK 21.50-22.50 25 21.50-22.50 1 22.00-23.00 5 MHz 12 16QAM 25 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.50-21.50 Modulation 1 50 20.50-21.50 Range(dBm) 22.50-23.50 QPSK 21.00-22.50 100 21.00-22.50 1 21.80-23.00 20 MHz 50 20.50-21.50 100 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.
Appendix A for US 50 20.50-22.00 1 22.50-23.80 12 QPSK 21.50-23.00 25 21.50-22.80 1 21.50-23.00 5 MHz 12 16QAM 20.50-22.00 25 20.50-22.00 1 22.50-23.50 8 QPSK 21.50-23.00 15 21.50-23.00 1 21.30-23.00 3 MHz 8 16QAM 20.50-22.00 15 20.50-22.00 1 22.50-23.50 3 QPSK 22.50-23.50 6 21.50-23.00 1 21.50-23.00 1.4 MHz 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.50-22.00 Modulation 1 36 21.50-23.00 Range(dBm) 23.00-24.00 QPSK 22.00-23.00 75 22.00-23.00 1 22.00-24.
Appendix A for US 12 22.00-23.00 25 22.00-23.00 1 22.00-23.50 12 16QAM 21.00-22.00 25 21.00-22.00 1 22.50-23.50 8 QPSK 22.00-23.00 15 22.00-23.00 1 22.00-23.00 3 MHz 8 16QAM 21.00-22.00 15 21.00-22.00 1 22.50-23.50 3 QPSK 22.00-23.00 6 22.00-23.00 1 22.00-23.00 1.4 MHz 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.50-21.50 Modulation 1 25 21.50-22.50 Range(dBm) 22.50-23.60 QPSK 21.50-22.50 50 21.50-22.50 1 22.50-23.60 10 MHz 25 LTE Band 26 Part90 16QAM 20.50-21.
Appendix A for US 1 8 21.50-22.50 16QAM 20.50-21.50 15 20.50-21.50 1 22.50-23.50 3 QPSK 22.00-23.30 6 22.00-23.30 1 21.50-22.50 1.4 MHz 3 16QAM 6 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.50-21.50 Modulation 1 50 21.50-22.50 Range(dBm) 23.00-24.00 QPSK 21.80-22.50 100 21.80-22.50 1 22.00-23.00 20 MHz 50 16QAM 20.50-21.50 100 20.50-21.50 1 23.00-24.00 36 QPSK 21.80-22.50 75 21.80-22.50 1 22.00-23.00 15 MHz 36 LTE Band 38 16QAM 20.50-21.50 75 20.50-21.50 1 23.00-24.
Appendix A for US 25 Mode Bandwidth RB 20.50-21.60 Modulation 1 50 Range(dBm) 23.20-25.00 QPSK 23.50-25.00 100 23.50-25.00 1 23.20-25.00 20 MHz 50 16QAM 23.50-25.00 100 23.50-25.00 1 23.00-24.80 36 QPSK 23.50-24.80 75 23.50-24.80 1 23.50-24.80 15 MHz 36 LTE Band 41 16QAM 23.50-24.80 75 23.50-24.80 1 23.00-24.50 25 QPSK 23.00-24.50 50 23.00-24.50 1 23.50-24.60 10 MHz 25 16QAM 23.00-24.60 50 23.00-24.60 1 21.00-24.50 12 QPSK 23.00-24.50 25 23.00-24.
Appendix A for US 100 19.00-20.50 1 20.80-23.00 36 QPSK 20.00-21.50 75 20.00-21.00 1 20.00-22.00 15 MHz 36 16QAM 19.00-20.50 75 19.00-20.50 1 22.00-23.50 25 QPSK 21.00-22.50 50 21.00-22.50 1 21.00-23.00 10 MHz 25 16QAM 20.00-21.50 50 20.00-21.50 1 22.00-23.00 12 QPSK 21.00-22.50 25 21.00-22.50 1 21.00-22.50 5 MHz 12 16QAM 20.00-21.50 25 20.00-21.00 1 22.00-23.30 8 QPSK 21.00-22.00 15 21.00-22.00 1 21.00-22.50 3 MHz 8 16QAM 20.00-21.50 15 20.00-21.
Appendix A for US (2.4~2.4835) Band (GHz) WIFI 5.2 G (5.15~5.25) WIFI 5.8G (5.725~5.850) Band (GHz) Bluetooth (2.4~2.4835) 802.11g 10.50-12.50 802.11n(HT20) 9.00-12.00 802.11n(HT40) 9.50-12.20 Mode Range(dBm) 802.11a 10.50-11.30 802.11n(HT20) 9.50-10.50 802.11ac(VHT20) 11.00-12.00 802.11n(HT40) 9.00-10.00 802.11ac(VHT40) 10.00-11.50 802.11ac(VHT80) 9.50-10.30 802.11a 10.00-11.00 802.11n(HT20) 10.00-10.50 802.11ac(VHT20) 11.00-12.00 802.11n(HT40) 9.00-10.00 802.
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