specific devices at applicants option – If applicant doesn’t opt for e-label then physical label rules apply Types of devices: – Devices with integrated non-removable screens – Devices without integrated display that can only operate in conjunction with a device that has an electronic display – Modular transmitters where host has a display August 18-19, 2017 APEC E-Label Best Practices Workshop 2 FCC Applicable Information
Types of information that may be
displayed – FCCID for Certified devices – Logo for devices subject to Declaration of Conformity (DoC) – Any information that FCC rules require to be on surface of product unless the rules allow for the information to be in the manual or packaging inserts. • Rules allow for very small devices to put statements in manual
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FCC Requirements Users must be able to access without special access code in less than 3 steps from device setup menu – An end user installed pin or password does not apply Label information must be secured and unmodifiable by third party or end user Access instructions must be provided to users Bulk imports and devices not packaged individually must have physical label at time of import, marketing and sales – Removable adhesive label that lasts through normal shipping and handling and removed by customer is allowed
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FCC Procedures Documentation
Knowledge Database (KDB) Publication 784748
– Viewable at www.fcc.gov/kdb using the publication search for 784748 – 784748 Covers all FCC Label issues (physical and electronic) – effective date July 11, 2014 • Attachment D01 general physical label requirements • Attachment D02 E-Label Rules - Title 47 US Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) – FCC 17-94 Released on July 14, 2017 but not effective yet incorporates E-label in 2.935 • Same E-label requirements as KDB 784748 in effect since 2014
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