Class licences are 'issued' by the ACA by a notice published in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette. The Miscellaneous Devices Class Licence was gazetted on 7 July 1999. Wireless Video Transmitters Wireless Video Transmitters are used to transmit signals from video appliances such as Video Cassette Recorders to nearby television receivers, by means of radio transmissions. These signals are received by satellite and are forwarded to Australia's Rescue Coordination Centre, AusSAR . Cordless Telephones Cordless Telephones are telephones that use radio transmissions instead of wires as the means of connection to the telecommunications network.
Cordless telephones comprise a base station and a handset.
Only cordless telephones operating on certain frequencies are authorised under the Miscellaneous Devices Class Licence . Wireless Video Transmitters Equipment manufactured, imported into Australia or modified, on or after 2 November 1987, must comply with Ministerial Standard 315 . Equipment manufactured in Australia before 20 December 1996 must comply with Ministerial Standard 309. Equipment manufactured in Australia before 20 December 1996 must comply with Ministerial Standard 241. Operating Frequencies Wireless Video Transmitters Wireless Video Transmitters are authorised to operate on a television channel's nominal vision carrier frequency in the range 534.25 MHz to 800.25 MHz inclusive.