1. IEEE802.15.4 Addendum proposal: adding 4 additional EU channels using the US PHY

2. Frequencies and Data Rates (1) BANDCOVERAGEDATA RATECHANNEL(S) 2.4 GHzISMWorldwide250 kbps 11-26 868 MHzSRDEurope 20 kbps0 915 MHzISMAmericas 40 kbps1-10 Current band overview

3. Frequencies and Data Rates (2) BANDCOVERAGEDATA RATECHANNEL(S) 900 MHzISM/SRDEU/US40 kbps1-14 2.4 GHzISMWorldwide250 kbps 15-30 New bands overview

4. Frequencies and Data Rates (3) BANDCOVERAGEDATA RATECHANNEL(S) 868.0 – 868.6 MHz EU 20 kbps1 865.0 – 868.6 MHz EU40 kbps2 - 4 902 – 928 MHz US40 kbps 5 - 15 2.40 – 2.485 GHz Worldwide250 kbps 11-26 considering no change to the 868.3 band

6. Proposed change

7. Strategy The basis of the strategy is a three-pronged attack on three levels: 1. Working group level: Launch the arguments into the right committees, SE24 and TG 28 2. Top Level ERO/ECC Ensure they get the message that IEEE answers precisely their need. 3. Top Level ETSI: Arrange (hopefully joint) backing from IEEE for a joint approach to ECC/ETSI, pushing the argument on the basis of world harmonisation, and speed and efficiency( don’t re-invent the wheel). 4. LPRA meeting Participate in the LPRA meeting with IEEE and/or ZigBee.

8. Useful Web site addresses ERO - http://www.ero.dk ETSI - http://www.etsi.org LPRA - http://www.lpra.org RA - http://www.radio.gov.uk RTTE - http://europa.eu.int/comm/ enterprise/rtte/nb.htm S.I.s - http://www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk