Table E-1—Operating classes in the United States Global Channel Channel Channel Operating operating starting Channel center spacing Behavior limits set class (see frequency set frequency (MHz) Table E-4) (GHz) index … … … … … … … 34-127 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 128 128 5 80 - 42, 58, 106, 122, 138, 155 129 129 5 160 - 50, 114 130 130 5 80 - 42, 58, 80+, 106, 122, 138, 155 131-255 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved NOTE 1—The channel spacing for operating classes 22 through 33 is for the supported bandwidth rather than the operating bandwidth. In these operating classes, the AP operates either a 20/40 MHz BSS or a 20 MHz BSS, and the operating bandwidth for a non-AP STA is either 20 MHz or 40 MHz. NOTE 2—The channel spacing for operating classes 35 and 36 is for the supported bandwidth rather than the operating bandwidth. Discission: As the highlighted part of the Table E-1 shows, 2” is for operating classes 35 and 36; however, “NOTE these operating classes are defined as which is an error to be fixed. The 2” is for “Reserved,” “NOTE operating classes which correspond to 80 MHz, 160 MHz and 80+80 MHz transmissions. Tables E-2 and E-3 also have the same errors. Proposed resolution to CIDs 6188, 6421, 6189 and 6190: Accepted. 11-12/1058r0 provides proposed text change. Proposed text change: At 354.14: E-1—Operating classes in the United States Global Channel Channel Channel Operating operating starting Channel center spacing Behavior limits set class class (see frequency set frequency (MHz) Table E-4) (GHz) index … … … … … … … 34-127 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 128 128 5 80 - 42, 58, 106, 122, 138, 155 129 129 5 160 - 50, 114 130 130 5 80 - 42, 58, 80+, 106, 122, 138, 155 131-255 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved
Table E-1—Operating classes in the United States Operating Global operating class (see Table E-4) Channel starting frequency (GHz) Channel spacing (MHz) Channel set Channel center frequency index Behavior limits set … … … … … … … 34-127 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 128 128 5 80 - 42, 58, 106, 122, 138, 155 129 129 5 160 - 50, 114 130 130 5 80 - 42, 58, 106, 122, 138, 155 80+, 131-255 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved NOTE 1—The channel spacing for operating classes 22 through 33 is for the supported bandwidth rather than the operating bandwidth. In these operating classes, the AP operates either a 20/40 MHz BSS or a 20 MHz BSS, and the operating bandwidth for a non-AP STA is either 20 MHz or 40 MHz. NOTE 2—The channel spacing for operating classes 35 and 36 is for the supported bandwidth rather than the operating bandwidth. Discission: As the highlighted part of the Table E-1 shows, “NOTE 2” is for operating classes 35 and 36; however, these operating classes are defined as “Reserved,” which is an error to be fixed. The “NOTE 2” is for operating classes which correspond to 80 MHz, 160 MHz and 80+80 MHz transmissions. Tables E-2 and E-3 also have the same errors. Proposed resolution to CIDs 6188, 6421, 6189 and 6190: Accepted. 11-12/1058r0 provides proposed text change. Proposed text change: At 354.14: E-1—Operating classes in the United States Operating class Global operating class (see Table E-4) Channel starting frequency (GHz) Channel spacing (MHz) Channel set Channel center frequency index Behavior limits set … … … … … … … 34-127 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 128 128 5 80 - 42, 58, 106, 122, 138, 155 129 129 5 160 - 50, 114 130 130 5 80 - 42, 58, 106, 122, 138, 155 80+, 131-255 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved
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