Dear Compliance Colleagues:
I like to hear your opinion regarding following questions:
1) PCMCIA-cards
*Have someone ever heard about safety problems (e.g. heat) caused by
PCMCIA-cards?
*Have someone a good idea how to prepare a warning in the operator's manual
that the manufacturer of the n
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Subject: Safety / Notebooks
Dear Compliance Colleagues:
I like to hear your opinion regarding following questions:
1) PCMCIA-cards
*Have someone ever heard about safety problems (e.g. heat) caused by
PCMCIA-cards?
*Have someone a good idea how to prepare a warning in the operator's m
This comment is based on Rich Nute's response, that in USA
Class 2 Limited Powered devices need not carry a third party
certification. Since the scope of UL 1950 is also the
same as IEC 950, where is this exemption for US actually
coming from?
SGour @brother.com
RCIC - http://www.rcic.com
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robert.grif...@compaq.com
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Subject:Safety / Notebooks
Dear Compliance Colleagues:
I like to hear your o
Hello Andreas:
1) PCMCIA cards.
a. I have not heard of any safety problems IN PCMCIA
cards.
It is possible that a fault in the card could cause
an overheating event in the card. For an overheating
event to develop into a fire, the combination of the
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