The table with radio approvals is not complete.
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Testing for world region |
Reference |
Type of testing |
Specifiaction |
Notes |
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Europe |
R&TTE Directive Article 3.2 |
Mobile Communication – Radiated Spurious Emission 2G |
EN 301 511 |
POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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Europe |
R&TTE Directive Article 3.2 |
Radio – Radio test EN 300 220 – Transceiver (Tx, Rx class 3) |
EN 300 220 |
Electricity meter (ISM 868 MHz) |
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Europe |
R&TTE Directive Article 3.1(b) |
EMC – R&TTE acc. EN 301 489-7 (GSM) – AC/DC powered |
EN 301 489-7 |
POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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Europe |
R&TTE Directive Article 3.1(b) |
EMC – R&TTE acc. EN 301 489-3 (SRD) – add on testing |
EN 301 489-3 |
Electricity meter (ISM 868 MHz) |
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Europe |
R&TTE Directive Article 3.1(a) |
Electrical safety test EN 60950-1, main powered device |
EN 60950-1 |
POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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Europe |
R&TTE Directive Article 3.1(a) |
Radio – SAR test – body position |
EN 62311 |
POS terminal, People tracker (GSM/GPRS 900/1800) |
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Europe |
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European Union – R&TTE Notified Body Service – Annex IV Assessment – Licenced Device |
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POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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USA/Europe |
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Mobile Communication – RF exposure calculation based on radio test results |
CFR Part 47, EU recommendation 199/519/EEC |
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USA |
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Mobile Communication – Radiated Spurious Emission 2G |
NAPRD |
POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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USA |
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Mobile Communication – SIM/USIM Electrical conformance testing |
NAPRD |
POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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USA |
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EMC – FCC/Canada conducted and radiated up to 5GHz |
CISPR 22, FCC part 15B |
POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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USA |
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Radio – SAR test FCC – body position |
FCC OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C |
POS terminal, People tracker (GSM/GPRS 900/1800) |
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USA |
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Radio – Radio test FCC part 15.249. Inclusive test report. |
47 CFR Part 15 |
Electricity meter (ISM 915 MHz) |
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USA |
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United States – Statemens of DoC (Declaration of Conformity) |
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Electricity meter (without ISM Band) |
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USA |
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United States – TCB Approval Service – Licensed Device – Part 22/24/90/95 |
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POS terminal, People tracker (own FCC-ID) |
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USA |
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United States – TCB Approval Service – Confidentiality fee |
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POS terminal, People tracker (own FCC-ID) |
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USA |
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Mobile Communication – PTCRB certification handling |
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POS terminal, People tracker, Electricity meter |
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USA |
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Radio – Over the air test TRP / 1 band, 1 channel |
CTIA OTA Performance |
3D |
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USA |
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Radio – Over the air test TIS / 1 band, 1 channel |
CTIA OTA Performance |
3D |
Please take care that in the EU we do not have an Over the Air test like TRP and TIS. TRP and TIS are not a part of R&TTE. If you would like to make direct business with big Cellular Providers then some of them in the EU will ask for TRP and TSI as well. You product may have R&TTE but TRP or TSI is too bad to get listed with the Cellular Provider. If you are not sure which approvals and tests your M2M device has to pass it is hight recommended to contact a third party with skills in radio approvals and Cellular Provider tests.
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- Q&A: Design in of embedded antennas
Hi Harald
You changed TSI=>TIS at two locations. But there is still one TSI:
“You product may have R&TTE but TRP or TSI is too worst to get listed with the Cellular Provider.”
You might also correct from “worst” to “bad”.
Thanks for great information!