FCC TEST REPORT

Applicant: HOLYBRO(H.K.) LIMITED

Manufacturer: Shenzhen HolyBro Hobby Technical Co.,LTD

Product Name: TELEMETRY RADIO 915MHZ

Model No.: HT03-V3, HT03

FCC ID: 2AP22-HT03-V3

Report No.: SZAWW180522002-01

Date of Test: May 22 - Jun. 05, 2018

Date of Report: Jun. 05, 2018

1. General Information

1.1. Client Information

ApplicantHOLYBRO(H.K.) LIMITED
AddressRM 1902 EASEY COMM BLDG253-261 HENNESSY RD WANCHAI HONG KONG
ManufacturerShenzhen HolyBro Hobby Technical Co.,LTD
AddressFloor 4, Jiang Hai Industry District, No.7 Yonghe Road, Shi Yan Town, Bao'an District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China

1.2. Description of Device (EUT)

Product NameTELEMETRY RADIO 915MHZ
Model No.HT03-V3, HT03
Trade MarkHolybro
Test Power SupplyAC 120V, 60Hz for adapter / AC 240V, 60Hz for adapter
Operation Frequency916.438381-927.438381MHz
Number of Channel12 Channels
Modulation TypeLoRa/FSK
Antenna TypeCylindrical antenna
Antenna Gain(Peak)1.5 dBi

Note: All samples are the same except for appearance, so we are only ready to test "HT03-V3".

Remark: For a more detailed features description, please refer to the manufacturer's specifications or the User's Manual.

1.3. Auxiliary Equipment Used During Test

ManufacturerZTE
Model No.STC-A205011000USBA-C
S/N201202102100876
Input100-240V~50/60Hz 0.3A
OutputDC 5V, 1000mA

1.4. Description of Test Modes

To investigate the maximum EMI emission characteristics generates from EUT, the test system was pre-scanning tested base on the consideration of following EUT operation mode or test configuration mode which possible have effect on EMI emission level. Each of these EUT operation mode(s) or test configuration mode(s) mentioned above was evaluated respectively.

For Conducted Emission

Final Test ModeDescription
Mode 4Keeping TX+ Charging Mode

For Radiated Emission

Final Test ModeDescription
Mode 1CH01
Mode 2CH06
Mode 3CH12
Mode 4Keeping TX+ Charging Mode

1.5. List of Channels

ChannelFreq. (MHz)ChannelFreq. (MHz)ChannelFreq. (MHz)ChannelFreq. (MHz)
01916.43838107922.43838110925.438381
02917.43838108923.43838111926.438381
03918.43838109924.43838112927.438381
04919.438381
05920.438381
06921.438381

1.6. Description of Test Setup

Setup for Below 30MHz (Conducted Emission): A diagram shows the EUT placed on a table, 0.8m above a metal full soldered ground plane. The EUT is connected via USB to an adapter, which is connected to an AC Line. A LISN (Line Impedance Stabilization Network) is used. A system simulator is also present.

Setup for 30MHz to 1GHz (Radiated Emission): A diagram shows the EUT placed on a table, 0.8m above a metal full soldered ground plane. The EUT is connected via USB to an adapter, which is connected to an AC Line. A system simulator is also connected. An RX Antenna is positioned 1m away from the EUT, connected to a Spectrum Analyzer / Receiver.

Setup for Above 1GHz (Radiated Emission): A diagram shows the EUT placed on a turntable, 1.5m above a metal full soldered ground plane. The EUT is connected via USB to an adapter, which is connected to an AC Line. A system simulator is also connected. An RX Antenna is positioned 1-4m away from the EUT, with an antenna feed point. The antenna is connected to a Spectrum Analyzer / Receiver.

1.7. Test Equipment List

ItemEquipmentManufacturerModel No.Serial No.Last Cal.Cal. Interval
1.L.I.S.N.Artificial Mains NetworkRohde & SchwarzENV216100055Nov. 17, 20171 Year
2.EMI Test ReceiverRohde & SchwarzESCI100627Nov.17, 20171 Year
3.RF Switching UnitCompliance DirectionRSU-M238303Nov.17, 20171 Year
4.Spectrum AnalysisAgilentE4407BUS39390582Nov.17, 20171 Year
5.Spectrum AnalysisAgilentN9038AMY53227295Nov.17, 20171 Year
6.PreamplifierSKET ElectronicBK1G18G3 ODKD17503Nov. 17, 20171 Year
7.EMI Test ReceiverRohde & SchwarzESPI101604Nov.17, 20171 Year
8.Double Ridged Horn AntennaInstruments corporationGTH-0118351600Nov.20, 20171 Year
9.Bilog Broadband AntennaSchwarzbeckVULB9163VULB 9163-289Nov. 20, 20171 Year
10.Loop AntennaSchwarzbeckHFH2-Z2100047Nov.17, 20171 Year
11.Pre-amplifierSONOMABBHA91709170-375Nov.17, 20171 Year
12.EMI Test Software EZ-EMCSHURPLEN/A186860Nov.17, 20171 Year
13.RF Test Control SystemYIHENGYH30002017430Nov.18, 20171 Year
14.Power SensorDAERRPR3006W15100041SN045Nov.17, 20171 Year
15.Power SensorDAERRPR3006W15100041SN046Nov.17, 20171 Year
16.MXA Spectrum AnalysisAgilentN9020AMY51170037Nov.18, 20171 Year
17.MXG RF Vector Signal GeneratorAgilentN5182AMY48180656Nov.18. 20171 Year
18.Signal GeneratorAgilentE4421BMY41000743Nov.18, 20171 Year
19.DC Power SupplyLWTPR-6410D349315Nov.01, 20171 Year
20.Constant Temperature Humidity ChamberSertepZJ-HWHS8 OBZJ-17042804Nov.01, 20171 Year

1.8. Measurement Uncertainty

Radiation UncertaintyUr = 3.9 dB (Horizontal)
Ur = 3.8 dB (Vertical)
Conduction UncertaintyUc = 3.4 dB

1.9. Description of Test Facility

The test facility is recognized, certified, or accredited by the following organizations:

FCC-Registration No.: 184111

Shenzhen Anbotek Compliance Laboratory Limited, EMC Laboratory has been registered and fully described in a report filed with the (FCC) Federal Communications Commission. The acceptance letter from the FCC is maintained in our files. Registration No. 184111, July 31, 2017.

ISED-Registration No.: 8058A-1

Shenzhen Anbotek Compliance Laboratory Limited, EMC Laboratory has been registered and fully described in a report filed with the (ISED) Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. The acceptance letter from the ISED is maintained in our files. Registration 8058A-1, June 13, 2016.

Test Location

All Emissions tests were performed at 1/F, Building D, Sogood Science and Technology Park, Sanwei community, Hangcheng Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.518102

2. Summary of Test Results

Standard SectionTest ItemResult
15.203Antenna RequirementPASS
15.207Conducted EmissionPASS
15.249Spurious EmissionPASS
15.215(c)20dB BandwidthPASS
15.249(c)Band EdgePASS

Remark: "N/A" is an abbreviation for Not Applicable.

3. Conducted Emission Test

3.1. Test Standard and Limit

Test StandardFrequency (MHz)Maximum RF Line Voltage (dBuV)
Quasi-peak LevelAverage Level
FCC Part15 Section 15.207150kHz~500kHz66~56*56~46*
500kHz~5MHz6050
5MHz~30MHz5646

Remark: (1) *Decreasing linearly with logarithm of the frequency. (2) The lower limit shall apply at the transition frequency.

3.2. Test Setup

A diagram shows a conducted emission test setup within a shielding room. The EUT (E-1) is connected via USB to an Adapter (E-2), which is connected to an AC Line. A LISN (Line Impedance Stabilization Network) is used for both Live and Neutral lines. A Test Receiver is connected to the LISN. The setup includes a Ground Reference Plane. Dimensions shown are 0.8m height for the table and 1.5m length for the setup area.

3.3. Test Procedure

The EUT system is connected to the power mains through a line impedance stabilization network (L.I.S.N.). This provides a 50ohm coupling impedance for the EUT system. Please refer the block diagram of the test setup and photographs. Both sides of AC line are checked to find out the maximum conducted emission. In order to find the maximum emission levels, the relative positions of equipment and all of the interface cables shall be changed according to FCC ANSI C63.10-2013 on Conducted Emission Measurement. The bandwidth of test receiver (ESCI) set at 9kHz. The frequency range from 150kHz to 30MHz is checked.

3.4. Test Data

Conducted Emission Test Data - Live Line (AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter)

Test Site: 1# Shielded Room. Operating Condition: Keeping TX+ Charging Mode. Test Specification: AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter. Comment: Live Line. Temperature: 22.5°C, Humidity: 59%.

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the frequency range from 0.150 kHz to 30.000 MHz. The Y-axis represents RF Line Voltage in dBuV. Limit lines for Quasi-Peak (QP) and Average (AVG) detectors are shown. Several data points are listed in the table below:

No.Freq. (MHz)Reading (dBuV)Factor (dB)Result (dBuV)Limit (dBuV)Over Limit (dB)DetectorRemark
10.174029.1319.9049.0364.76-15.73QP
20.258020.3219.8940.2161.49-21.28QP
30.494014.2919.9834.2756.10-21.83QP
40.586014.2420.0034.2456.00-21.76QP
51.0380-2.2820.1217.8446.00-28.16AVG
61.4380-2.6920.1317.4446.00-28.56AVG
72.022012.7820.1332.9156.00-23.09QP
82.966012.4320.1432.5756.00-23.43AVG
93.7700-3.2520.1816.9346.00-29.07AVG
104.8380-3.5520.2016.6546.00-29.35AVG

Conducted Emission Test Data - Neutral Line (AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter)

Test Site: 1# Shielded Room. Operating Condition: Keeping TX+ Charging Mode. Test Specification: AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter. Comment: Neutral Line. Temperature: 22.5°C, Humidity: 59%.

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the frequency range from 0.150 kHz to 30.000 MHz. The Y-axis represents RF Line Voltage in dBuV. Limit lines for Quasi-Peak (QP) and Average (AVG) detectors are shown. Several data points are listed in the table below:

No.Freq. (MHz)Reading (dBuV)Factor (dB)Result (dBuV)Limit (dBuV)Over Limit (dB)DetectorRemark
10.178027.1519.9047.0564.57-17.52QP
20.226020.3219.8940.2159.76-19.55QP
30.318019.3919.9439.3357.41-18.08QP
40.422017.9520.0337.9856.00-18.02AVG
50.778017.0120.0637.0756.00-18.93QP
60.854015.8120.0735.8856.00-20.12QP
71.0580-1.6720.1318.4646.00-27.54AVG
81.3619-2.5220.1317.6146.00-28.39QP
91.9580-2.5520.1417.5946.00-28.41AVG
102.7180-2.9120.1517.2446.00-28.76AVG
113.7700-3.2520.1816.9346.00-29.07AVG
124.0020-3.1520.1917.0446.00-28.96AVG

Conducted Emission Test Data - Live Line (AC 240V, 60Hz for adapter)

Test Site: 1# Shielded Room. Operating Condition: Keeping TX+ Charging Mode. Test Specification: AC 240V, 60Hz for adapter. Comment: Live Line. Temperature: 22.5°C, Humidity: 59%.

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the frequency range from 0.150 kHz to 30.000 MHz. The Y-axis represents RF Line Voltage in dBuV. Limit lines for Quasi-Peak (QP) and Average (AVG) detectors are shown. Several data points are listed in the table below:

No.Freq. (MHz)Reading (dBuV)Factor (dB)Result (dBuV)Limit (dBuV)Over Limit (dB)DetectorRemark
10.158025.1419.9045.0465.56-20.52QP
20.226019.8919.8939.7852.59-12.81QP
30.318019.3919.9439.3359.76-20.43QP
40.4300-1.1120.0518.9456.00-37.06AVG
50.778016.9620.0637.0256.00-18.98QP
60.898017.1720.0937.2656.00-18.74QP
71.502018.8320.1338.9656.00-17.04QP
81.5020-1.6720.1318.4646.00-27.54AVG
92.0180-2.3720.1417.7746.00-28.23AVG
102.6340-2.4620.1517.6946.00-28.31AVG
113.1180-3.2420.1616.9246.00-29.08AVG
124.2980-3.1520.1917.0446.00-28.96AVG

Conducted Emission Test Data - Neutral Line (AC 240V, 60Hz for adapter)

Test Site: 1# Shielded Room. Operating Condition: Keeping TX+ Charging Mode. Test Specification: AC 240V, 60Hz for adapter. Comment: Neutral Line. Temperature: 22.5°C, Humidity: 59%.

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the frequency range from 0.150 kHz to 30.000 MHz. The Y-axis represents RF Line Voltage in dBuV. Limit lines for Quasi-Peak (QP) and Average (AVG) detectors are shown. Several data points are listed in the table below:

No.Freq. (MHz)Reading (dBuV)Factor (dB)Result (dBuV)Limit (dBuV)Over Limit (dB)DetectorRemark
10.158027.4019.9047.3065.56-18.26QP
20.294020.7219.8940.6160.41-19.80QP
30.4300-1.1119.9518.8447.25-28.41AVG
40.746018.5720.0538.6256.00-17.38QP
50.790021.5420.0641.6056.00-14.40QP
60.7980-1.5720.0718.5046.00-27.50AVG
71.502018.8320.1338.9656.00-17.04QP
81.5020-1.9520.1318.1846.00-27.82AVG
92.0180-2.3720.1417.7746.00-28.23AVG
103.1180-3.2420.1616.9246.00-29.08AVG
114.3580-3.1420.1917.0546.00-28.95AVG

4. Radiation Spurious Emission and Band Edge

4.1. Test Standard and Limit

Test StandardFrequency (MHz)Field strength (microvolt/meter)Limit (dBuV/m)RemarkMeasurement distance (m)
FCC Part15 C Section 15.209 and 15.2050.009MHz~0.490MHz2400/F(kHz)--300
0.490MHz-1.705MHz24000/F(kHz)--30
1.705MHz-30MHz3040.0Quasi-peak30
30MHz~88MHz10043.5Quasi-peak3
88MHz~216MHz15046.0Quasi-peak3
216MHz~960MHz20054.0Quasi-peak3
960MHz~1000MHz50054.0Average3
Above 1000MHz50074.0Peak3

Remark: (1)The lower limit shall apply at the transition frequency.

(2) 15.35(b), Unless otherwise specified, the limit on peak radio frequency emissions is 20dB above the maximum permitted average emission limit applicable to the equipment under test. This peak limit applies to the total peak emission level radiated by the device.

Test StandardFrequency (MHz)Field Strength of fundamental ((millivolts/meter)Field Strength of Harmonics (microvolts/meter)Limit (dBuV/m)RemarkMeasurement distance (m)
FCC Part15 C Section 15.249902~92850-94.0Average3
-114.0Peak3

Remark: (1) 15.35(b), Unless otherwise specified, the limit on peak radio frequency emissions is 20dB above the maximum permitted average emission limit applicable to the equipment under test. This peak limit applies to the total peak emission level radiated by the device.

4.2. Test Setup

Figure 1. Below 30MHz: A diagram shows the EUT placed on a table 0.8m above a metal full soldered ground plane. A system simulator is connected. The setup is 3m away from an RX Antenna, which is 1m high and connected to a Spectrum Analyzer / Receiver.

Figure 2. 30MHz to 1GHz: A diagram shows the EUT placed on a table 0.8m above a metal full soldered ground plane. A system simulator is connected. The setup is 3m away from an RX Antenna, which has an antenna feed point and is positioned 1-4m away. The antenna is connected to a Spectrum Analyzer / Receiver.

Figure 3. Above 1GHz: A diagram shows the EUT placed on a turntable 1.5m above a metal full soldered ground plane. A system simulator is connected. The setup is 3m away from an RX Antenna, which has an antenna feed point and is positioned 1-4m away. The antenna is connected to a Spectrum Analyzer / Receiver.

4.3. Test Procedure

For below 1GHz: The EUT is placed on a turntable, which is 0.8m above the ground plane.

For above 1GHz: The EUT is placed on a turntable, which is 1.5m above the ground plane.

The turn table can rotate 360 degrees to determine the position of the maximum emission level. The EUT is set 3 meters away from the receiving antenna which is mounted on an antenna tower. The antenna can be moved up and down from 1 to 4 meters to find out the maximum emission level. Rotated the EUT through three orthogonal axes to determine the maximum emissions, both horizontal and vertical polarization of the antenna are set on test. The EUT is tested in 9*6*6 Chamber. The device is evaluated in xyz orientation.

For the radiated emission test above 1GHz: Place the measurement antenna away from each area of the EUT determined to be a source of emissions at the specified measurement distance, while keeping the measurement antenna aimed at the source of emissions at each frequency of significant emissions, with polarization oriented for maximum response. The measurement antenna may have to be higher or lower than the EUT, depending on the radiation pattern of the emission and staying aimed at the emission source for receiving the maximum signal. The final measurement antenna elevation shall be restricted to a range of heights of from 1 m to 4 m above the ground or reference ground plane.

For 9kHz to 150kHz: Set the spectrum analyzer as: RBW = 200Hz, VBW =1kHz, Detector= Quasi-Peak, Trace mode= Max hold, Sweep- auto couple.

For 150kHz to 30MHz: Set the spectrum analyzer as: RBW = 9KHz, VBW =30kHz. Detector= Quasi-Peak, Trace mode= Max hold, Sweep- auto couple.

For above 1GHz: Set the spectrum analyzer as: RBW =1MHz, VBW =1MHz, Detector= Peak, Trace mode= Max hold, Sweep- auto couple. RBW =1MHz, VBW =10Hz, Detector= Average, Trace mode= Max hold, Sweep- auto couple.

4.4. Test Data

During the test, Pre-scan all kind of the place mode (X-axis, Y-axis, Z-axis), and found the X-axis is the worst case.

The test results of 9kHz-30MHz was attenuated more than 20dB below the permissible limits, so the results don't record in the report.

Radiated Emission Test Data (30MHz-1000MHz)

Job No.: SZAWW180522002-01. Test Site: 1# Shielded Room. Operating Condition: Keeping TX+ Charging Mode. Test Specification: FCC PART 15C. Power Source: AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter. Temp.(°C)/Hum.(%RH): 24.3°C/55%RH. Polarization: Horizontal.

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the frequency range from 30.000 to 1000.000 MHz. The Y-axis represents dBuV/m. Limit lines for Quasi-Peak (QP) are shown. Several data points are listed in the table below:

No.Freq. (MHz)Reading (dBuV/m)Factor (dB/m)Result (dBuV/m)Limit (dBuV/m)Over Limit (dB)DetectorHeight (cm)Degree (deg)Remark
189.904741.92-23.2318.6943.50-24.81QP3000
2121.975538.77-21.4017.3743.50-26.13QP30026
3230.906837.73-18.3219.4146.00-26.59QP30047
4359.186034.11-13.7020.4146.00-25.59QP300103
5524.554134.52-11.0223.5046.00-22.50QP300202
6916.068786.13-4.5281.6194.00-12.39QP300360

Radiated Emission Test Data (Above 1000MHz)

Test Site: 1# Shielded Room. Operating Condition: Keeping TX+ Charging Mode. Test Specification: FCC PART 15C. Power Source: AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter. Temp.(°C)/Hum.(%RH): 24.3°C/55%RH. Polarization: Vertical.

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the frequency range from 30.000 to 1000.000 MHz. The Y-axis represents dBuV/m. Limit lines for Quasi-Peak (QP) are shown. Several data points are listed in the table below:

No.Freq. (MHz)Reading (dBuV/m)Factor (dB/m)Result (dBuV/m)Limit (dBuV/m)Over Limit (dB)DetectorHeight (cm)Degree (deg)Remark
158.818540.36-15.9324.4340.00-15.57QP3000
283.522240.24-18.4821.7640.00-18.24QP30026
3110.181633.36-14.6318.7343.50-24.77QP300103
4178.132737.10-15.9821.1243.50-22.38QP300202
5262.895532.90-13.8019.1046.00-26.90QP300360
6916.068784.56-4.5280.0494.00-13.96QP300360

5. 20dB Bandwidth Test

5.1. Test Standard and Limit

Test Standard
FCC Part15 C Section 15.249

5.2. Test Setup

A diagram shows a test setup for bandwidth measurement. The EUT is connected via a low loss RF cable to a Spectrum Analyzer.

5.3. Test Procedure

1. Place the EUT on the table and set it in the transmitting mode.

2. Remove the antenna from the EUT and then connect a low loss RF cable from the antenna port to the spectrum analyzer.

3. Set the spectrum analyzer as: RBW = 100kHz, VBW ≥3*RBW =300kHz, Detector= peak, Trace mode= Max hold, Sweep- auto couple.

4. Mark the peak frequency and -20dB (upper and lower) frequency.

5. Repeat until all the rest channels are investigated.

5.4. Test Data

Test Item: 20dB Bandwidth. Test Voltage: AC 120V, 60Hz for adapter. Test Result: PASS. Test Mode: TX Mode. Temperature: 24°C. Humidity: 55%RH.

Frequency (MHz)Bandwidth (kHz)Result
916.438381198.9PASS
921.438381199.5PASS
927.438381198.6PASS

Spectrum Analyzer Plots:

CH: Low

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the occupied bandwidth for channel Low. Center Frequency: 916.366000 MHz. Occupied Bandwidth: 193.61 kHz. Transmit Freq Error: 435 Hz. x dB Bandwidth: 198.9 kHz. Total Power: 16.6 dBm. % of OBW Power: 99.00%. x dB: -20.00 dB.

CH: Middle

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the occupied bandwidth for channel Middle. Center Frequency: 921.366000 MHz. Occupied Bandwidth: 193.21 kHz. Transmit Freq Error: 722 Hz. x dB Bandwidth: 199.5 kHz. Total Power: 16.2 dBm. % of OBW Power: 99.00%. x dB: -20.00 dB.

CH: High

A spectrum analyzer plot shows the occupied bandwidth for channel High. Center Frequency: 927.366000 MHz. Occupied Bandwidth: 193.86 kHz. Transmit Freq Error: 929 Hz. x dB Bandwidth: 198.6 kHz. Total Power: 16.6 dBm. % of OBW Power: 99.00%. x dB: -20.00 dB.

6. Antenna Requirement

6.1. Test Standard and Requirement

Test StandardRequirement
FCC Part15 Section 15.2031) 15.203 requirement: An intentional radiator shall be designed to ensure that no antenna other than that furnished by the responsible party shall be used with the device. The use of a permanently attached antenna or of an antenna that uses a unique coupling to the intentional radiator, the manufacturer may design the unit so that a broken antenna can be replaced by the user, but the use of a standard antenna jack or electrical connector is prohibited.

6.2. Antenna Connected Construction

The antenna is a Cylindrical antenna which permanently attached, and the best case gain of the antenna is 1.5 dBi. It complies with the standard requirement.

Note: The antenna will eventually be held in place by glue so that it cannot be opened. It cannot be opened by the user.

A photograph shows the telemetry module with its attached cylindrical antenna, alongside a ruler for scale. The antenna extends approximately 5 cm from the module. The ruler markings go up to 15 cm.

Appendices

APPENDIX I -- TEST SETUP PHOTOGRAPH

Photo of Conducted Emission Test: A photograph shows the conducted emission test setup. It includes a test receiver, EUT, adapter, and LISN, all connected and arranged on a table within a shielded room.

Photo of Radiation Emission Test: A photograph shows the radiated emission test setup in an anechoic chamber. It includes a turntable with the EUT, an antenna (possibly a biconical or log-periodic type), and a spectrum analyzer/receiver.

APPENDIX II -- EXTERNAL PHOTOGRAPH

Two photographs show the external views of the telemetry module. The first photograph shows the module with its antenna extended, placed next to a ruler marked in centimeters, indicating a length of approximately 5 cm for the antenna. The second photograph shows the module from a different angle, also with a ruler for scale. The module has text labels such as "TELEMETRY RADIO 915 MHz 100 mW" and "Holybro".

APPENDIX III -- INTERNAL PHOTOGRAPH

Two photographs show the internal components of the telemetry module. The first photograph displays the main circuit board with various electronic components, a connector, and the antenna attachment point. A ruler indicates the dimensions. The second photograph shows another view of the internal circuitry, highlighting chips and connectors. The board is labeled with "HT03-V2.0".

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