Brian, As is frequently the case, the answer is (in my opinion): It depends. The right thing to do is let the FCC know, whether or not you need to retest is another issue. My personal opinion is that any change to the telco interface should be retested. Sometimes minor spacing changes can have dramatic results. I would say that if you are not comfortable saying it's OK, but you think it might be, talk to a test house. Send them schematics showing the old version and the new version, and maybe artwork f the board. Also, a written description of the changes would help.
--jack Brian Weppler wrote: > > We manufacture a simple single line analog telephone product. It has FCC > part 68 and part 15 approvals. We have made a few minor changes to it and > would like to know if we need to get the entire product reapproved, or if we > can simply file some paper work with FCC attesting that we have tested the > product and it still meets specs. > > Any help on what is the "right" thing to do here would be appreciated. > > Regards... > > Brian Weppler E'Mail: [email protected] > _\|/ Voice : 905-824-2760 > (o o) FAX : 905-824-1861 > -----------------oOO-(_)-OOo------------------------------------------ -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jack Marshall Phone: (617) 238-6528 Bay Networks, Inc. Fax: (617) 272-2618 Remote Access Business Unit email: [email protected] 53 Third Avenue Burlington, MA 01803 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
