Oceus Networks supports a bi-directional framework for federal...
Oceus Networks supports a bi-directional framework for federal spectrum sharing on the 1755-1780 MHz and 2155-2180 MHz band pairing, the company said in an ex parte filing Thursday. Oceus executives met Tuesday with Louis Peraertz, an aide to FCC Commissioner…
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Mignon Clyburn, to discuss comments Oceus filed on the FCC’s proceeding to amend operation rules for the 1695-1710 MHz, 1755-1780 MHz and 2155-2180 MHz bands. The executives said Oceus wants federal agencies to have “geographic, limited access” to the 1755 MHz and 2155 MHz bands on remote bases and training ranges to support training activities, and suggested that population thresholds might be a possible approach for implementing sharing, Oceus said in the ex parte. The executives also emphasized the need for a “commercial ecosystem” of devices, chipsets and networking equipment, as well as the need for a commercial technology road map (http://bit.ly/1d2NgC1).