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| Regulatory compliance of the MU-1-R |
The MU-1-R is made for embedding in other equipment.
(Products incorporating the MU-1-R are henceforward referred to as final
products.)
The European regulation applicable to the MU-1-R is the R&TTE Directive
1999/5/EC.
MU-1-R meets the following requirements of the R&TTE Directive.
| R&TTE Directive article |
Test category |
Harmonized standard |
| Articles 3.1 (a) |
Protection of the health and
the safety |
EN60950, EN 50371 |
| Articles 3.1 (b) |
EMC |
EN 301 489 |
| Articles 3.2 |
Effective use of the spectrum |
EN 300 220 |
The conformity assessment for the MU-1-R was completed in accordance
with the R&TTE Directive Annex III procedure, and the EC Declaration of
Conformity is attached to this manual. The MU-1-R has received the CE
mark.
Note: The MU-1-R is intended to be used in all EU and EFTA countries.
There may be restrictions on the use of voice and audio applications in
the following countries; FI, FR, HU, IT, LU, LI, CH.
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| Cautions regarding regulatory compliance when
embedding the MU-1-R |
1. Duty cycle and frequency channel
The transmitting time and downtime of the MU-1-R, and selection of the
frequency channel are controlled by the final product in which the MU-1-R is
embedded. The final product in which the MU-1-R is used must be designed so
that the frequency band and duty cycle conform to the radio regulations of
the countries where it is to be used.
The MU-1-R is designed to be used in the frequency bands f and f2 in the ERC/REC
70-03 (Edition of October 2005) Annex 1, Non-Specific Short Range Devices
shown in the table below and from 433.050 to 434.790 MHz. Specifically, the
MU-1-R is channelized in 25 kHz steps and has channels 0 to 63 in the
433.050 to 434.790 MHz band. (Refer to the table in 2.3 Usable Channels).
The nominal RF output of the MU-1-R is fixed at 10 mW.
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Frequency Band |
Power |
Channel Spacing |
Duty cycle
(%)* |
| f |
433.050 - 434.790 MHz |
10 mW e.r.p. |
No channel spacing |
Below 10% |
| f1 |
433.050 - 434.790 MHz |
1 mW e.r.p.
-13 dBm/10 kHz for wide band channels |
No channel spacing |
No duty cycle restriction |
| f2 |
434.040 - 434.790 MHz |
10 mW e.r.p. |
Up to 25 kHz |
No duty cycle restriction |
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* Duty cycle is the longest time when transmission is “on” in a single carrier frequency within one hour, expressed as a percentage. |
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Frequency band f in Annex 1 above is harmonized. Based on the R&TTE
Directive, radio equipment that has these frequencies and technical
characteristics can be introduced on the market without restriction within
the EC as Class 1 radio equipment. Radio equipment that meets the criteria
outside of f for frequencies and technical characteristics that are not
harmonized is defined as Class 2 radio equipment, and there are still some
countries that implement restrictions on its sale and use. When using Class
2 radio equipment, it is necessary to notify the radio regulatory authority
in the country where it will be used, and to attach a class identifier
(alert symbol) stating that there are countries that limit the use of the
product.
Specifically if the final product equipped with the MU-1-R is operated
within 433.050 to 434.790 MHz with a duty cycle of 10% or less, the final
product is classified as Class 1 radio equipment.
Otherwise, if for example the final product uses the MU-1-R at a duty cycle
higher than 10%, it is classified as Class 2 radio equipment, the radio
regulatory authority must be notified, and the product must be labeled with
an alert symbol.
By frequency channel used
(1) When using the MU-1-R at duty cycles of less than 10%, all channels (0
to 63) can be used.
(2) When using the MU-1-R at duty cycles higher than 10% (for continuous
transmission and so on), only channels 34 to 63 should be used. In this
case, the final product is classified as Class 2 radio equipment.
The following table show the programmable frequency channel range of the
MU-1-R and its relationship with the range specified in ERC/REC 70-03 Annex
1.
| ERC/REC 70-03 Annex 1 |
MU-1-R |
| Frequency Band |
Usable channels |
Frequency alignment range |
Spacing |
| f |
433.050 to 434.790 MHz |
0 to 63 |
433.200 to 434.755 MHz |
25 kHz |
| f2 |
434.040 to 434.790 MHz |
34 to 63 |
434.050 to 434.755 MHz |
25 kHz |
Remarks: This information is valid as of May 2008.
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2. Antenna
The radio and EMC parameters of the MU-1-R radio modem have undergone
conformity evaluation with the lead antenna model
ANT-LEA-01-R provided as a
standard accessory. Other antennas cannot be used. If another antenna is
used, the results of the radio conformity assessment obtained by the MU-1-R
radio modem cannot be used for the conformity assessment of the final
product.
3. Supply voltage
The MU-1-R radio modem should be used within the specified 3V to 5V
voltage range.
4. Enclosure
To fulfill the requirements of EMC and safety requirements, the MU-1-R
should be mounted on the circuit board of the final product and must be
enclosed in the case of the final product. No surface of the MU-1 should be
exposed.
5. Documentation
In the documentation for the conformity assessment of the final product,
state clearly that the MU-1-R radio modem is embedded in the system. (The
MU-1-R radio modem has received the CE mark.)
6. Exemption clause
Circuit Design, Inc. does not guarantee the accuracy of the information
above.
Directives, technical standards, principles of operation and the like are
interpreted differently by the authorities in each country. The directives
of the EU and of each country also differ. In case of doubt or uncertainty,
we recommend that you check with the authorities or official certification
organizations of the relevant countries.
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