Re: FCC Part 15

Hi,

There is also an exemption for industrial electronics. Otherwise no
switching type step or servomotor drive would ever pass, let alone an
EDM machine.

Mariss

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@egroups.com, George Potter <gpotter@c...>
wrote:

> > HOWEVER, IF they DO, YOU WILL HAVE to correct the problem! This is
> > stated in the part 15 regs., and is part of the text mfr.s must

place

> > on the product and in the documentation.
> >
> > So heed Jon's idea and put some electronic "stuff" like radios,

and

> > TV's around your machine, and see if you think the neighbors will

try

> > to "shut ya down". If so, take corrective action.
> >
> > We're here to help.
> >
> > Ballendo
>
> A couple of notes ..... All modern equipment (with Part 15

stickers) have

> two caveats ...... 1. That they must not cause interference ....
>
> 2. That they must accept ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, including
> interference that may cause undesired operation.
>
> The 2nd one is very important to remember, when the neighbors

complain ...

> point them to 2 .... which will be on their appliance (TV

or ????). I believe the

> FCC require the 2nd part so they don't have to deal with all the

complaints.

>
>
> If we get close to coming up with some sort of custom board that

will help many

> of the group, and if someone will loan me a sample (assuming that I

don't want one

> for myself .... which I may), I can dig out the trusty spectrum

analyzer, etc. and do

> an unoficial study that can help insure a compliant (from the

emissions side of things)

> unit.
>
> Regards,
> George Potter