AS/NZS 4295:2004
Analogue speech (angle modulated) equipment operating in land mobile and fixed services bands in the frequency range 29.7 MHz to 1 GHz
Specifies the essential operational and marking requirements and required radiofrequency characteristics for operation within the Australian and New Zealand radiofrequency spectrum arrangements.
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AS/NZS 4295:2004 ANALOGUE SPEECH (ANGLE MODULATED) EQUIPMENT OPERATING IN LAND MOBILE AND FIXED SERVICES BANDS IN THE...
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Adjacent channel power (Transmitter)
1.3.2 Adjacent channel selectivity (Receiver)
1.3.3 Artificial load
1.3.4 Audio frequency test load
1.3.5 Base station
1.3.6 Blocking immunity (receiver)
1.3.7 Carrier power (transmitter)
1.3.8 Combining network
1.3.9 Communal site
1.3.10 Conducted spurious radiation (receiver)
1.3.11 Continuous tone-controlled squelch system (CTCSS)
1.3.12 Frequency error (transmitter)
1.3.13 Integral antenna
1.3.14 Intermodulation immunity (receiver)
1.3.15 Maximum frequency deviation
1.3.16 Mobile station
1.3.17 NAS station (transmitter)
1.3.18 Multicoupled base
1.3.19 Out-of-band modulation response
1.3.20 Personal mobile station
1.3.21 Quiet base operation (QB)
1.3.22 Rated audio output power
1.3.23 Rated receiver sensitivity
1.3.24 Rated transmitter output power
1.3.25 Reference audio output power
1.3.26 Reference sensitivity level (receiver)
1.3.27 RF control station
1.3.28 SINAD
1.3.29 Spurious emissions (transmitter)
1.3.30 Spurious response immunity
1.3.31 Time-out timer (TOT)
SECTION 2 TEST CONDITIONS
2.1 GENERAL
2.1.1 Test condition application
2.1.2 Receiver mute or squelch facility
2.1.3 Quiet base encoder/decoder facility
2.1.4 Test signals at the transmitter input
2.1.5 Combining networks
2.1.6 Artificial load
2.1.7 Audio frequency test load
2.1.8 Standard test modulation
2.1.9 Test power source
2.1.10 Test frequencies
2.2 STANDARD TEST CONDITIONS
2.2.1 Temperature and humidity
2.2.2 Test power source
2.3 EXTREME TEST CONDITIONS
2.3.1 Extreme temperatures
2.3.2 Extreme test source voltages
2.4 PROCEDURE FOR TESTS AT EXTREME TEMPERATURES
2.4.1 General
2.4.2 Procedure for equipment designed for continuous operation
2.4.3 Procedure for equipment designed for intermittent operation
SECTION 3 EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
3.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
3.1.1 Adjustment mechanisms
3.1.2 Equipment markings
3.1.3 Equipment controls
3.1.4 Quiet base operation (QB)
3.1.5 Time-out timers (TOT)
3.1.6 Vehicle adaptors for personal mobile stations
3.1.7 RF control stations
3.1.8 Single channel fixed service equipment
3.1.9 Maritime mobile equipment for on-board communications
3.1.10 Equipment operating in the 29.7-45 MHz band
3.2 TRANSMITTER REQUIREMENTS
3.2.1 Frequency error
3.2.2 Carrier power
3.2.3 Maximum frequency deviation
3.2.4 Out-of-band modulation response
3.2.5 Adjacent channel power
3.2.6 Transmitter transient performance
3.2.7 Spurious emissions
3.3 RECEIVER REQUIREMENTS
3.3.1 Reference sensitivity level
3.3.2 Adjacent channel selectivity
3.3.3 Spurious response immunity
3.3.4 Intermodulation immunity
3.3.5 Blocking immunity
3.3.6 CONDUCTED SPURIOUS RADIATION
APPENDIX A - CHARACTERISTICS OF POWER MEASURING RECEIVER
A1 GENERAL
A2 POWER MEASURING RECEIVER SPECIFICATION
A3 IF FILTER
A4 ATTENUATION INDICATOR
A5 RMS VALUE INDICATOR
A6 OSCILLATOR AND AMPLIFIER
APPENDIX B - ALTERNATIVE TESTING PATH TO COMPLIANCE USING THE EUROPEAN STANDARD ETS 300 086 AND ASSOCIATED UNCERTAINTY...
B1 GENERAL
B2 EXTENSION OF THE FREQUENCY RANGE AND LIMITS OF THE ETSI STANDARD TO 520 MHZ
B3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS (ESPECIALLY QB AND TOT FACILITIES)
B4 Test conditions (Increase of maximum temperature extreme to 60°C)
B5 Transmitter conducted spurious emissions to be additionally tested at extremes
Amendments
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Related Information
Radiocommunications (Radio Standards) Notice 2010 - Revoked
Ministry: Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment - Digital, Communications and Transformation (RSM)
Section: Table 1
Citation context:Listed as a Standard applicable to land mobile and fixed services
Radiocommunications Regulations (Radio Standards) Notice 2016 - Revoked
Ministry: Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment - Digital, Communications and Transformation (RSM)
Section: Table 1
Citation context:Refers to 4295:2004(AS/NZS)A1. Listed as a Standard applicable to land mobile and fixed services
Radiocommunications Regulations (Radio Standards) Notice 2016 - Revoked
Ministry: Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment - Digital, Communications and Transformation (RSM)
Section: Table 1
Citation context:Listed as a Standard applicable to land mobile and fixed services
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AS/NZS 4295:2004 ANALOGUE SPEECH (ANGLE MODULATED) EQUIPMENT OPERATING IN LAND MOBILE AND FIXED SERVICES BANDS IN THE...
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Adjacent channel power (Transmitter)
1.3.2 Adjacent channel selectivity (Receiver)
1.3.3 Artificial load
1.3.4 Audio frequency test load
1.3.5 Base station
1.3.6 Blocking immunity (receiver)
1.3.7 Carrier power (transmitter)
1.3.8 Combining network
1.3.9 Communal site
1.3.10 Conducted spurious radiation (receiver)
1.3.11 Continuous tone-controlled squelch system (CTCSS)
1.3.12 Frequency error (transmitter)
1.3.13 Integral antenna
1.3.14 Intermodulation immunity (receiver)
1.3.15 Maximum frequency deviation
1.3.16 Mobile station
1.3.17 NAS station (transmitter)
1.3.18 Multicoupled base
1.3.19 Out-of-band modulation response
1.3.20 Personal mobile station
1.3.21 Quiet base operation (QB)
1.3.22 Rated audio output power
1.3.23 Rated receiver sensitivity
1.3.24 Rated transmitter output power
1.3.25 Reference audio output power
1.3.26 Reference sensitivity level (receiver)
1.3.27 RF control station
1.3.28 SINAD
1.3.29 Spurious emissions (transmitter)
1.3.30 Spurious response immunity
1.3.31 Time-out timer (TOT)
SECTION 2 TEST CONDITIONS
2.1 GENERAL
2.1.1 Test condition application
2.1.2 Receiver mute or squelch facility
2.1.3 Quiet base encoder/decoder facility
2.1.4 Test signals at the transmitter input
2.1.5 Combining networks
2.1.6 Artificial load
2.1.7 Audio frequency test load
2.1.8 Standard test modulation
2.1.9 Test power source
2.1.10 Test frequencies
2.2 STANDARD TEST CONDITIONS
2.2.1 Temperature and humidity
2.2.2 Test power source
2.3 EXTREME TEST CONDITIONS
2.3.1 Extreme temperatures
2.3.2 Extreme test source voltages
2.4 PROCEDURE FOR TESTS AT EXTREME TEMPERATURES
2.4.1 General
2.4.2 Procedure for equipment designed for continuous operation
2.4.3 Procedure for equipment designed for intermittent operation
SECTION 3 EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
3.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
3.1.1 Adjustment mechanisms
3.1.2 Equipment markings
3.1.3 Equipment controls
3.1.4 Quiet base operation (QB)
3.1.5 Time-out timers (TOT)
3.1.6 Vehicle adaptors for personal mobile stations
3.1.7 RF control stations
3.1.8 Single channel fixed service equipment
3.1.9 Maritime mobile equipment for on-board communications
3.1.10 Equipment operating in the 29.7-45 MHz band
3.2 TRANSMITTER REQUIREMENTS
3.2.1 Frequency error
3.2.2 Carrier power
3.2.3 Maximum frequency deviation
3.2.4 Out-of-band modulation response
3.2.5 Adjacent channel power
3.2.6 Transmitter transient performance
3.2.7 Spurious emissions
3.3 RECEIVER REQUIREMENTS
3.3.1 Reference sensitivity level
3.3.2 Adjacent channel selectivity
3.3.3 Spurious response immunity
3.3.4 Intermodulation immunity
3.3.5 Blocking immunity
3.3.6 CONDUCTED SPURIOUS RADIATION
APPENDIX A - CHARACTERISTICS OF POWER MEASURING RECEIVER
A1 GENERAL
A2 POWER MEASURING RECEIVER SPECIFICATION
A3 IF FILTER
A4 ATTENUATION INDICATOR
A5 RMS VALUE INDICATOR
A6 OSCILLATOR AND AMPLIFIER
APPENDIX B - ALTERNATIVE TESTING PATH TO COMPLIANCE USING THE EUROPEAN STANDARD ETS 300 086 AND ASSOCIATED UNCERTAINTY...
B1 GENERAL
B2 EXTENSION OF THE FREQUENCY RANGE AND LIMITS OF THE ETSI STANDARD TO 520 MHZ
B3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS (ESPECIALLY QB AND TOT FACILITIES)
B4 Test conditions (Increase of maximum temperature extreme to 60°C)
B5 Transmitter conducted spurious emissions to be additionally tested at extremes
Amendments
AS/NZS 4295:2004
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