5 # band definition: start - end @ bandwidth[, flags]
6 # (start, end, bandwidth in MHz, can be fractional,
7 # will be converted to kHz)
9 # power definition: environment, max_antenna_gain, max_ir_ptmp, max_ir_ptp, max_eirp_pmtp, max_eirp_ptp
10 # - environment is either I, O or OI
11 # - max_antenna_gain is in dBi (can be fractional, will be converted to mBi)
12 # - the remaining ones are in dBm (will be converted to mBm)
16 # First: band definitions
18 band WORLD: 2432 - 2442 @ 20, OFDM, CCK
20 band FCCA-1: 2412 - 2462 @ 20, OFDM, CCK
21 band FCCA-2: 2437 - 2437 @ 40, OFDM, CCK
22 band FCCA-3: 2442 - 2462 @ 20, OFDM, CCK
24 # ETSIC also uses FCCA-1/-2
25 band ETSIC: 2442 - 2472 @ 20, OFDM, CCK
27 band MKKA-1: 2412 - 2472 @ 20, OFDM, CCK
28 band MKKA-2: 2484 - 2484 @ 20, CCK
32 band APL1: 5745 - 5825 @ 20, OFDM
33 band APL2: 5745 - 5805 @ 20, OFDM
35 band APL3-1: 5280 - 5320 @ 20, OFDM
36 band APL3-2: 5745 - 5805 @ 20, OFDM
38 # DMN_APL4 --- DMN_ETSI2 uses only the first frequency range
39 # DMN_ETS5 uses the same freq range as DMN_ETSI2 so we can combine these two
40 band APL4-1: 5180 - 5240 @ 20, OFDM
41 band APL4-2: 5745 - 5825 @ 20, OFDM
43 # DMN_ETSI1 -- DMN_ETSI3 and DMN_ETSI4 uses the first freq range of DMN_ETSI1
44 # DMN_ETSI4 overlaps with ETSI3 so we deleted it
45 band ETSI1: 5180 - 5320 @ 20, OFDM
46 band ETSI2: 5500 - 5700 @ 20, OFDM
48 band ETSI6-1: 5180 - 5280 @ 20, OFDM
49 band ETSI6-2: 5500 - 5700 @ 20, OFDM
51 band FCC1-1: 5180 - 5200 @ 20, OFDM
52 band FCC1-2: 5210 - 5210 @ 40, OFDM
53 band FCC1-3: 5220 - 5240 @ 20, OFDM
54 band FCC1-4: 5250 - 5250 @ 40, OFDM
55 band FCC1-5: 5260 - 5280 @ 20, OFDM
56 band FCC1-6: 5290 - 5290 @ 40, OFDM
57 band FCC1-7: 5300 - 5320 @ 20, OFDM
58 band FCC1-8: 5745 - 5745 @ 20, OFDM
59 band FCC1-9: 5760 - 5760 @ 40, OFDM
60 band FCC1-10: 5765 - 5785 @ 20, OFDM
61 band FCC1-11: 5800 - 5800 @ 40, OFDM
62 band FCC1-12: 5805 - 5825 @ 20, OFDM
65 band FCC3: 5500 - 5700 @ 20, OFDM
68 band MKK1: 5170 - 5230 @ 20, OFDM
71 band MKK2: 5040 - 5080 @ 20, OFDM
75 # Second: power definitions
77 # OI is the identifier we use for outdoor+indoor which is usually a space
78 power DEFAULT: OI, 6, 30, 30, 36, 255
81 # Finally, country definitions
84 # power definition is the same as DEFAULT, just to
85 # illustrate inlining it...
86 WORLD, (OI, 6, 30, 30, 36, 255)
89 (2412 - 2732 @ 40, OFDM, CCK), DEFAULT
92 (5005 - 6100 @ 40, OFDM, CCK), DEFAULT
95 (2412 - 2732 @ 40, OFDM, CCK), DEFAULT
96 (5005 - 6100 @ 40, OFDM, CCK), DEFAULT
118 country CO, DO, GT, MX, PA, PR, US:
155 country CY, DK, EE, ES, FI, GB, IE, IS, IT, LT, LU, LN, NO, PL, PT, SE, SI, UK, ZA:
160 ## Data from "Frequenznutzungsplan April 2008"
161 ## (http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/media/archive/13358.pdf)
162 ## entries 279004 and 280006
163 # TODO: max EIRP: 100 mW
164 (2400 - 2483.5 @ 40, OFDM, CCK), (OI, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
166 # TODO: max EIRP: 200 mW
167 # TODO: maximum power spectrum density: 0.25 mW/25 kHz
169 (5150 - 5250 @ 40, OFDM, CCK), (I, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
171 country CH, HU, LI, AT:
175 country CZ, F2, HR, SK, TN, TR, AM, AZ, BE, GE, MC, TT:
197 country BN, CH, IR, CL:
207 country KP, KR, TH, UY: