Office of Engineering and Technology 2006 ANNUAL REPORT January 17, 2007.

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Office of Engineering and Technology 2006 ANNUAL REPORT January 17, 2007

2 OET’s Mission Manage the spectrum and provide technical leadership to create new opportunities for innovation and economic growth.

3 Broadband Generator Substation Internet Access Affirmed rules for Broadband Over Power Lines Determined that airport Wi-Fi devices are subject to the over-the-air reception device (OTARD) rules Continued to support broadband deployment by WISPs

4 Competition  New Wireless Services Advanced Wireless Service Technical support for various Commission proceedings  Hearing Aid Compatibility Oversight of standards development Ensure product compliance  Equipment Authorization Speed of Service Telecommunications Certification Bodies Mutual Recognition Agreements

5 Spectrum Presidential Spectrum Initiative Unlicensed Devices Medical Devices TV White Spaces TV Spectrum For Other Devices

6 Media  DTV Table of Channel Allotments  Satellite Home Viewer Extension and Reporting Act  DTV Receiver Testing FCC Digital Television Lab

7 Homeland Security Waiver for Safeview SystemRemington Eyeball OET provides technical support on a wide variety of homeland security matters including public safety spectrum and interoperability, CALEA, E-911 location technology and emergency alert services.

8 Modernize the FCC  OET Frequency Assignment and Coordination System  Excellence in Engineering and Engineer in Training Programs  Modernize Equipment at the FCC Lab