700MHz band channel allocation changes in Canada

TES NEWS

TES NEWS:

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March 2011-

Find answers to many questions and concerns regarding the new FCC and CRTC regulations relative to the 700MHz band.

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December 2011 -

Taylor Electronic Services Welcomes:

David McNeil - Manager – Pro A/V Installations

Tom Gowan - Technician - OEM Services

Steve Hutchinson - IT Support

Jerry Bowen-OEM Administrator

Welcome back Kerri McNabb Customer Service!

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March 2012 -

Growing Pains:

We are moving to a New location

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TES NEWS

TES NEWS:

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March 2011-

Find answers to many questions and concerns regarding the new FCC and CRTC regulations relative to the 700MHz band.

[More...]

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December 2011 -

Taylor Electronic Services Welcomes:

David McNeil - Manager – Pro A/V Installations

Tom Gowan - Technician - OEM Services

Steve Hutchinson - IT Support

Jerry Bowen-OEM Administrator

Welcome back Kerri McNabb Customer Service!

[More...]

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March 2012 -

Growing Pains:

We are moving to a New location

2075 16th Ave E Owen Sound ON Click the "We Are Moving!" link to get directions

There has been many questions and concerns regarding the new INDUSTRY CANADA and CRTC regulations relative to the 700MHz band.

Here are links, courtesy of Taylor Electronic Services whereby you can find more information on the web about the reallocation the of 700MHz band for proaudio wireless use.

If you require SALES ASSISTANCE with the replacement of your obsolete Pro Audio Wireless equipment with newer models please contact us.

Disclaimer

Taylor Electronic Services is supplying this information as a handy reference only! Please DO NOT contact Taylor Electronics with regards to the interpretation of the text provided.

IINDUSTRY CANADA:

SAB-001-10: Low-power Licensed Radiocommunication Devices, Including Wireless Microphones, in the Band 698-806 MHz

January 2010

Currently, the use of the band 698-806 MHz by low-power licensed radiocommunication devices is subject to licensing on a no-protection, no-interference basis in accordance with Client Procedures Circular CPC-2-1-11, Low-power Licensed Radiocommunication Devices, and Radio Standards Specification RSS-123, Low Power Licensed Radiocommunication Devices. [More...]

http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/sf09777.html

TOA:

UHF Wireless Microphone System Changes

Effective March 31, 2011 TOA Canada Corporation will no longer be selling the A01, B01 and C01 band UHF Wireless Frequencies. This change is based on the decision by industry Canada:
http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/sf09777.html

TOA Canada is currently offering allowable frequencies that may be used in the E01 (668 – 698 MHz, UHF) and F01 (636 – 666 MHz, UHF) frequency bands.

Please note:

For those users of the TOA 4000/5000 Series UHF wireless products in the A01 band, the first 7 frequencies, 0-6, are still allowed as they fall between 692.125 to 696.475

No B01 frequencies are allowed

The allowable 8 frequencies for the C01 bands are channels 8 to F, 806.625 to 828.750

For those users of the TOA Trantec S5.5 series, there are 10 frequencies in Band 7 that are available between 692.200 to 697.775 MHz

When ordering UHF Wireless products, care must be taken to ensure products ordered are of the correct frequency. Unlike frequency bands will not work together. When replacing either a microphone or receiver, they must be replaced in pairs so that their frequency bands match. It is advised to check the frequency band for all pieces in the system before ordering the replacement units [More...]

http://www.toacanada.com/news/release/200021.html