Uplink equipment Sample Clauses

Uplink equipment manufactured on or after March 1, 1991 shall use the FCC-specified subcarrier based ATIS approach. The ATIS signal shall be a separate subcarrier which is automatically activated whenever any RF emissions occur. The encoder shall be integrated into the uplink transmitter chain in a method that cannot easily be defeated. The ATIS information shall continuously repeat. The ATIS signal shall consist of the following: a. A subcarrier signal generated at a frequency of 7.1 MHz [plus or minus] 25 KHz and injected at a level no less than -26 JB (referenced to the unmodulated carrier). The subcarrier deviation shall not exceed 25 KHz peak deviation. b. The protocol shall be International Morsx Xxxe keyed by a 1200 Hz [plus or minus] 800 Hz tone representing a mark xxx a message rate of 15 to 25 words per minute. The tone shall frequency modulate the subcarrier signal. c. The ATIS signal as a minimum shall consist of: the FCC assigned earth station call sign; a telephone number providing immediate access to personnel capable of resolving ongoing interference or coordination problems with the station; and a unique ten-digit serial number or random number code programmed into the ATIS device on a permanent manner such that it cannot be readily changed by the operator on duty. Additional information may be included within the ATIS data stream provided the total message length, including ATIS, does not exceed 30 seconds.
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Uplink equipment manufactured before March 1, 1991 will be permitted to use either the newly-adopted FCC sub-carrier based ATIS, or the SID-XXXX xxxtical blanking interval ATIS presently used by some uplinkers.

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