In message <[email protected]>, dated Wed, 3 Sep 2014, Scott
Douglas <[email protected]> writes:
He tells us that all he needs to do is add a statement in the user
manual to the effect that the HDMI output cables must have ferrite
sleeves (beads?) on them.
While you didn't ask, in Europe he would have to do that.
He says he does not need to specify manufacturer name and part number
of the ferrites.
In Europe, he would either have to do that or...
He says he does not need to provide the ferrites with the product.
...provide the ferrites with the product.
He also does not plan to include the HDMI output cables with the
product because every installation will have different length HDMI
cables needed.
That is also recognized as impracticable in Europe. But the cable needs
to be specified (more particularly any screened cable): people have not,
as far as I know, been in trouble for specifying 'Mycable Inc. type 999
or equivalent'.
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Quid faciamus nisi sit?
John Woodgate, J M Woodgate and Associates, Rayleigh, Essex UK
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