Mine
| FCC ID | N5WNP1PSBSM01 |
|---|---|
| CAN | 3363331204A |
| MN | NPP100100 |
| PN | 10-10100-00 |
| SN | 004K127823 |
| ESN DEC | 20114069909 |
| ESN HEX | C9D6B095 |
Purchased around 1999-2000, probably from CompUSA, as a pre-paid device. The carrier was Sprint, but I think the branding was via an MVNO (if they existed at the time).
It’s a CDMA device, and is part of the “1900 PCS” band. So I guess it’s technically a “Sprint PCS” handset?
The internal EUT photos (I haven’t taken mine apart) show the main IC is a Qualcomm MSM2300 (cd90-22110-1). That means it’s an “IS-95” (”cmdaOne”) handset. CDMA2000 (IMT-MC, 1xRTT, 1xEV-DO, 1x Advanced) is supposed to be backward-compatible with cdmaOne.
I guess that means for the Anritsu MD8470A I would need options MU847030A (CDMA2000 1X Signalling Unit) and MX847030A (CDMA2000 Simulation Kit), like this one or this one or this one.
FCC Info
| Applicant Name | NeoPoint Inc. |
|---|---|
| Address | 4225 Executive Square Suite 600 |
| City | La Jolla |
| State | CA |
| Country | United States |
| Zip Code | 92037 |
| FCC ID | N5WNP1PSBSM01 |
| Application Purpose | Original Equipment |
| Final Action Date | 10/23/1998 |
| Lower Frequency In MHz | 1851.25 |
| Upper Frequency In MHz | 1908.75 |
| Equipment Class | PCE - PCS Licensed Transmitter held to ear |
|---|---|
| Description of product as it is marketed | SINGLE BAND PCS CDMA PHONE |
| FCC Grantee Code | N5W |
|---|---|
| Product Code | NP1PSBSM01 |
FCC - OET EAS Form 731 Grant of Equipment Authorization
Operational Description
Technical Description: NeoPoint is a Single Band Single Mode digital CDMA phone with Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) functionality. It is designed to comply with Part 15 and Part 24 of the CFR as well as ANSI J-STD-008 and ANSI J-STD-018. The PDA functionality of NeoPoint allows electronic organizer capabilities and data communications with a PC through a cable.
TX frequencies: 1851.25MHz (Ch.25) — 1908.75MHz (Ch.1175) RX frequencies: 1931.25MHz (Ch.25) – 1988.75MHz (Ch. 1175) LO frequencies: 1720.87MHz (Ch.25) – 1778.37MHz (Ch. 1175) TCXO frequency: 19.68MHz
Output power: -50dBm (min) to +23dBm (max) DC voltages and currents into final RF amp: 5.4V – 3.8V, 350mA – 120mA
Battery voltage: 7.2 V Li-Ion (supplied with phone)
- operational description
- internal eut photographs
- external eut photographs
- authorization letter
- NeoPoint User Guide - Preliminary Draft 1.0 - Aug 31 1998
The wedding of the Web and wireless has already begun, with Nokia’s Communicator, the Palm VII, and the release this summer of mobile phones - like the Qualcomm QCP- 1960, the NeoPoint 1000, and the Motorola i1000 Plus - that use Phone.com’s UP.Browser and UP.Link Gateway with Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) to fetch and display data from the Net. With its wireless LAN products, Nokia took on a whole new army of heavyweight competitors of the IP world - the Ciscos, Lucents, and 3Coms. If Nokia can ride this next wave, it won’t be the first time the Finns have stolen the future. — WIRED, Sept 1999, “Just Say Nokia”