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Radio, telephone, on-board computer, navigation 911 Carrera (996) · Band Pmax/watts Pmax/W Permitted aeri
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Radio, telephone, on-board computer, navigation 911 Carrera (996)
Band Pmax/watts Pmax/W Permitted aerial location
Cabriolet Coupe
Hardtop
Shortwave 10 (PEP) 50 (PEP) On outside of vehicle
up to 54 MHz
4m band 10 (eft.) 20 (eft.) On outside of vehicle
2m band 10 (eft.) 50 (eft.) On outside of vehicle
7acm 10 (eft.) 50 (eft.) On outside of vehicle
23cm 10 (eft.) 20 (eft.) On outside of vehicle
G-Net 10 (eft.) 25 (eft.) Onoutsideof vehicle
D-Net 10 (PEP) 20 (PEP) On outside of vehicle
E-Net 10 (PEP) 10 (PEP) On outside of vehicle
If a mobile phone or two-way radio is installed
which does not conform to Porsche installation
conditions,the general certificationof the vehicle
can be rendered null and void (EU EMVVehicle
regulation 95/54). In this case, a subsequent
examinationwill be performed by Porsche EMC
experts to ensure compliance with protective
targets.
Radios only achieve their optimum range when
an outside aerial is used. The use of mobile
phones and radios without or with incorrectly
installed outside aerials (or defective aerials)
may give rise to excessive electromagnetic
fields in the vehicle. In this case, the possibility
of malfunctionsin electronic vehicle systems
and risks to health cannot be completely
excluded.
In all cases, care must be taken in selecting the
location of the aerial and to reducethe transmitter
power if necessary, in order to ensure that the
limit values of DIN VDE 0848 Part 2 (protection
of persons in the frequency range from 30 kHz
to 300 GHz)are complied with.
91 -14 91 Retrofitting mobile communication systems
9969113 Printed in Germany -18, 1998
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