Jim, I am currently using one of three different test hosts (two from Hewlett-Packard, one from Apple). To test out Intel-based products, I am using an H-P Vectra 500 series machine and an H-P Pavilion 7000 series machine. To test our Apple-based products, I am using a Power Macintosh 7200 series computer. I have used an SGI O2 and Indy in the past for our SGI-based products, but I don't use them much.
Steve Chin StreamLogic Corp. Menlo Park, CA, USA [email protected] Jim Nadolny ([email protected]) wrote: >Greetings, > >I have seen this discussion before and I apoligize in advance if I am >re-hashing old information. > > >I have a computer peripheral which needs to be FCC Class B ceritfied. I >have tried several host computers and the hosts tend to have "poor" >margins (i.e. less than 0). > >The peripheral is low speed and plugs into the serial port. So far we >have seen no difference in emission level whether it is on or off. > >Does anyone have a recommendation for a "golden" computer which actually >meets the FCC Class B limits with some margin (>6dB)? Am I better off >using one right out of the box rather than one that has been on someones >desk for awhile? > >Thanks in advance > >Jim Nadolny >AMP Inc. >[email protected]
