Class A equipment has pretty much always been a
self declaration process, not requiring FCC certification,
i.e. verification testing.
From: GRASSO%STKWWHDQ%ccsvm.stortek.com
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Date: 01/07/97 02:32:32 PM
Subject: re: FCC Class A Label?
Let me see if I understand this correctly..
The FCC in an attempt to speed up the Class B cert process introduced the
DoC process.
Can Class A equipment use the same process?
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Lets not forget about the new FCC DoC process. You can declare conformity to
the FCC limits (either class A or class B) if you are testing at an approved
site with uses approved testing practices. If you use the route of
declaration, a proper "FCC DoC" label must be applied.
Steve Chin
StreamLogic Corp.
Menlo Park, CA, USA
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Date: 12/31/96 3:03 PM
To: Steve Chin
From: Eric Lifsey
Jon Bertrand asks if FCC Class A devices require a label. Yes, is
the short answer. Class A devices are subject to VERIFICATION, while
Class B devices require (in nearly all cases) CERTIFICATION.
