FCC Pt. 15 Section 15.101 has a table listing equipment authorization 
requirements for various devices.  TV broadcast receivers require verification. 
 Class B computers and peripherals, Declaration of Conformity.  Since 
verification requires only that Part 15 tests be performed with data kept on 
file and DoC authorization requires the same testing with a Declaration of 
Conformity; I suspect that you will be required to perform a Pt. 15 Class B 
evaluation to the requirements of both TV broadcast receivers and Class B 
computers.  A Declaration of Conformity will be required.  

The web page for the FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology: 
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ has a FAQ section with the following info "The FCC 
Laboratory located in Columbia, MD, provides information packs that outlines 
the procedures for equipment approval. You should call 301/725-1585, ext. 639 
and provide the company name, your name, address, telephone number and the type 
of equipment that requires approval."  I suggest that you verify the 
appropriate authorization procedure directly with the FCC.  If you poke around 
on the Web page, you will also find that you may download copies of the Part 2 
and Part 15 rules.  

Doug Frazee
EMC Compliance Engineer
Windermere Information Technology Systems
MILCOM Compliance Laboratories (MCL) division
401 Defense Highway
Annapolis, MD  21401
USA
(410) 266-1793
(410) 266-1751 FAX
[email protected]


-----Original Message-----
From:   Becky001 [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent:   Thursday, April 02, 1998 11:25 AM
To:     [email protected]
Subject:        Computer Monitor -TV


I am working on a projector that is both a computer monitor and a tv.  This
product accepts SVGA signals from a computer and functions as a computer
monitor when used in that mode. It also contains a tv tuner and accepts
antenna and cable tv input.  In that case, it functions as a projection tv.
This product is for business and well as home use.

My question is:  In regard to FCC rules, part 2 and 15, and the recent
amendments, does this product qualify for the self-authorization "Declaration
of Conformity" (DoC) procedure ?

Can you site any supporting documents ?  What papers/magazine articles should
I look up ?

Rebeca Chan

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