Hi Scott,
Was that TUV Product Service, TUV Rheinland or TUV Essen? Any
feedback from the US NRTLs? (UL, CSA, TUV-R).
Regards, Frank
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Subject: Re: Electronic Documentation
Author: Non-HP-s-douglas ([email protected]) at HP-Boise,mimegw150
List-Post: [email protected]
Date: 10/30/98 1:20 PM
[email protected] writes:
>Greetings All,
>
>Is it acceptable to provide the regulatory information (specifically the
>FCC, Canadian EMI, VCCI, and CE statements) in soft copy format only?
>Also, if it is acceptable to put this information on CD only, does it
>have to
>come up automatically so that the user has to scroll through it, thereby
>ensuring that it is at least seen (but probably not read), or can it just
>be
>referenced in the table of contents?
>
Craig,
I asked this question of our TUV office and the answer was that we could
put it all on CD. All we had to do was to provide hard copy instructions
that said the safety and EMC information was located on this CD and
specify what equipment was needed to display the information. The user
then could print out anything they wanted. There was also no requirement
to make the information automatically pop-up and have to be canceled or
OK'd or scrolled through.
Regards,
Scott
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