RE: +++ SEC BALLOT #1 ON FCC SUBMISION (WBFH)
Yes w/editorial comments
The 9209r58a letter needs to be revised for spelling, grammar and
readability.
p 2, paragraph 1 -- debates -> debated, documen -> document, "Committee's
Executive Committee" -. "IEEE 802 Executive Committee"
p 2, paragraph 2 -- get rid of one of the two "widths"
p 3-8 header -- correct "page 2 of 4" properly number (unless removed before
sending).
p 3, paragraph 1 (d.) -- product -> products
p 4, paragraph 2 -- "spread spreads"
--Bob Grow
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Carlo [mailto:jcarlo@ti.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 7:48 AM
To: IEEE802
Cc: Vic Hayes
Subject: +++ SEC BALLOT #1 ON FCC SUBMISION (WBFH)
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SEC OFFICIAL EMAIL BALLOT 802.0/28Sept1999
Issue Date: 28Sept1999 Closing Date: 1October1999
Moved By: Vic Hayes
Seconded By: Bob Heile
Move: Authorize responding from IEEE 802 to the FCC NPRM (Docket No. 99-231)
with the document 11-99/209-r5 (in principal). This letter has some
opposition from
the proposers of the rules-change. It was approved by 802.11 by 802.11
EMAIL ballot:
68-Yes, 3-No, 3-Abstain.
This letter "expresses opposition to the proposed rule changes which would
allow wider channels for Frequency Hopping Spread spectrum (FHSS) systems as
described in the Notice of Proposed Rule Making (the "Notice") in this
proceeding. Since that time, the membership has continued to
analyze the proposed rule changes. Two working groups of the Committee
(802.11 on wireless Local Area Networks and 802.15 on Wireless Personal Area
Networks) held an Interim Meeting in San Rosa CA (13 - 17September 1999)
and, based on additional material submitted, 2 respectfully submits these
additional comments in this proceeding."
Note that this letter adds to information provided in letter approved by the
SEC in July. Also another letter has been voted on (see ballot #2). The two
letters may be combined into a single letter.
Approval is requested for this letter (in principal) to allow for editing by
Vic Hayes, Bob Heile and Jim Carlo based on various comments (including IEEE
staff) being provided. The letter needs to be submitted to the FCC by
4October.
If you want to see this proposed letter and appendices, please go to the web
at:
http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/11/Documents/index.html#FCC_NPRM_99-231