2AB6UASL01Automatic Smart Door Lock

August Smart Lock Installation Guide August Installation Guide 2 3 Welcome! This guide will get you up and running with your August Smart Lock. Installation generally takes less than 15 minutes. If you have any trouble, please check our support section (august.com/support), contact our installer network (august.com/installers) or call 844-AUGUST1 (284-8781) for help. August Installation Guide 4 Preparation Make sure your existing deadbolt is compatible with the August Smart Lock. Only standard deadbolts are supported. Use our compatability assistant to double-check. august.com/compatibility TOOLS NEEDED You will need a standard phillips screwdriver. Alternately, we have an installer network available in major cities, who can help with installation. august.com/installers 5 Compatibility YES Standard Deadbolt is mounted and operates independently of the door handle Integrated Lock & Handle Handle and lock thumb-latch are both mounted together on a metal plate NO Mortise An integrated door handle and deadbolt in a single metal unit Rim Cylinder Mounted on the inside, on top of the door and door jamb NONO August Installation Guide 6 1 August Smart Lock (4 AA Batteries pre-installed) 1 Adhesive Strip (Inside Envelope) Package Contents 7 3 Mounting Plates 3 Adapters August Installation Guide 8 Installation Overview Before Installation Key Hole Deadbolt Tail Piece Thumb-latch Screws 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 9 After Installation Key Hole Deadbolt Tail Piece Mounting Plate Screws Tail Piece Adapter August Smart Lock & Faceplate 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 August Installation Guide 10 Step 1: Prepare existing deadbolt. Affix the supplied adhesive strip over the key hole, securing it to the exterior side of your door. This should hold the keyhole in place when you remove the thumb-latch on the inside of the door. 11 August Installation Guide 12 Step 2: Remove your existing thumb-latch. Position your thumb-latch so that you can unscrew the existing screws on your deadbolt. Remove the screws entirely from the deadbolt and keep them to assist in the next step. Your thumb-latch may include an additional back plate underneath it. If so, remove the back plate. Use the back plate and the longer screws for the next step. A B 13 A B August Installation Guide 14 Step 3: Select the correct mounting plate. If you know the brand of your deadbolt, please select the correct mounting plate and adapter from the Compatibility Chart and go to Step 4 (page 18). If not, go to Step 3a (page 16) to find the correct mounting plate and adapter. 15 Standard Deadbolt Compatibility Chart BRAND MOUNTING PLATE ADAPTER Baldwin - Estate/Images* 1 Baldwin Reserve/Prestige 3 Defiant 2 Emtek 3 Kwikset* 3 Omnia** 1 Schlage*** 2 Weiser 2 Weslock 1 * Baldwin and Kwikset Deadbolts installed before 1997 have unique installation requirements, please contact us at 844-AUGUST1 (284-8781) and we will walk you through installation. ** Compatible only with non-mortise, standard Omnia deadbolts. *** Commercial grade Schlage B560 deadbolts require supplemental screws. If your Schlage screws are too short please contact us at [email protected] August Installation Guide 16 Step 3a: Select the correct mounting plate. Insert the existing screws in the thumb-latch to help you choose the correct mounting plate. If there was a back plate under your thumb-latch, insert the screws into this back plate instead of the thumb-latch. Slide the mounting plates onto the screws one at a time until you find a mounting plate that allows the screws to fit straight through the holes. A B 17 COMPATIBLE 1. 2. A B NOT COMPATIBLE Having trouble selecting the right mounting plate? Try august.com/installation or call August customer support at 844-AUGUST1 (284-8781) August Installation Guide 18 Step 4: Position the mounting plate. Remove the screws from the thumb-latch and use them to install the mounting plate over the existing deadbolt tail piece. Do not fully tighten the screws. A B 19 A B August Installation Guide 20 Step 5: Position adapter and align mounting plate. Remove the tape from the key hole, and use your key to turn your deadbolt to the fully unlocked position. If your lock was not in the Compatibility Chart, select the adapter that matches your tail piece. To do this, slide each adapter onto the tail piece. The correct adapter will have the small nub pointing up. Place the correct adapter onto the tail piece with the small nub pointing up, and tighten the two screws. (Do not over-tighten.) A B C Having trouble selecting the right adapter? Call August customer support at 844-AUGUST1 (284-8781) 21 B C A Front View Deadbolt Tail Piece Adapter Alignment August Installation Guide 22 Step 6: Attach the August Smart Lock. Position the August Smart Lock with the curved notch at the top. Pull out both side wing latches. Slide August Smart Lock over adapter and tail piece and attach to mounting plate. Make sure the back of the lock is flush with the door. To secure the August Smart Lock, clamp down both side wing latches to the mounting plate completely and remove the clear tape from the curved notch. A B 23 B A August Installation Guide 24 Step 7: Remove battery tabs. Press down on the face place and rotate it counterclockwise to open the battery compartment. Remove the two plastic tabs from the battery contacts. Make sure batteries are properly seated in the battery compartment. Align faceplate hooks with the August Smart Lock. The faceplate will lock into place with the logo at the bottom. B A C 25 A B C August Installation Guide 26 Step 8: Install August App Download the app from august.com/app The App will then bring you through the necessary profiling and calibration processes. 27 August Installation Guide 28 Questions? If you have any questions or difficulty, visit august.com/support, call 844-AUGUST1 284-8781 or email questions to [email protected] 1006-0000-A Rev5 ©2014 August Home Inc. 1 Terms and Conditons August Terms and Conditions 2 Limited Warranty Statem…

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uP STM32L152C8T61.8 to 3.6V Battery Stack 1x4xAA 4-7V MOTOR DRIVERPWM Dir Cont Cur Sense Bi-DirectionalMotor Driver LED PCB Speaker Notes: 1) All devices are on switched power except those needed for wake up 2) Motor Powered from battery Straight DC or PWM from uP Op Amp BatteryReturn LDO 3.3V Enable Switched Power Protection BlueTooth CC2541F 1 uA sleep 2-3.6V ANT Wakeup Accelerometer I2C via flex cable X Pin Conn Mic LDO 3.6V BatteryMonitoring and Test AUGUST HOME INC. SCHEMATIC, DRAWING NO: FILENAME: AUG-3LOCK8-A.SCH SHEET: 1 0F 4 06/06/2014 DATE RELEASED APPROVED CHECKEDDRAWNENGINEER ENGINEERING CHANGE ORDERS MAY APPLY COPYRIGHT 2014 AUGUST HOME INC. AUGUST LOCK MAIN BOARD REV: SP AUG-3LOCK8-A A August Home Inc. Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 RF Section ASL-01 Schematic Block Diagram August Home Inc. 7/ 14/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 1 | P a g e ASL-01 Block Diagram of the RF Section The RF section of the board consists of the RF output/input of the Texas Instruments CC2541 micro controller with integrated Bluetooth v4.0 (BLE) core/radio. The TI radio is followed by an impedance matching network and the PCB antenna. There are not any connectors or antenna ports available to customers. Top Level Block Diagram of the ASL-01 RF section

Receiver Federal Communications Commission Equipment Authorization Division, Application Processing Branch 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21048 Subject: Request for Permanent Confidentiality FCC ID: $%8$6/ To Whom It May Concern: In accordance with §0.457(d) and §0.459 of CFR 47 August Home Inc requests permanent confidentiality for the following items: 1.Schematic Diagram 2.Part List These items contain detailed system and equipment description and related information about the product which August Home Inc considers to be proprietary, confidential and a custom design which otherwise would not be released to the general public. Since this design is a basis from which future technological products will evolve, August Home Inc also feels that this information would be of benefit to its competitors, and that the disclosure of the information in these exhibits would give our competitors an unfair advantage in the market. Best Regards, On behalf of August Home Inc Joe Aranda [email protected] 760.828.2067 665 3 rd St. #100 San Francisco, CA 94107

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august home inc. MODEL: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 Designed and assembled in California. SN: L1GREU00001 07/16/2014 August Home Inc. Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 ASL-01 Labels ASL-01 ID Label Information 1 | Page August Home Inc. 7/16/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 2 | P a g e ASL-01 ID Label Information The ASL-01 Labels are placed on the back of the unit as shown in the picture below.

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August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 1 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) The August Smart Lock (ALS-01) is a device that allows remote locking/unlocking of a user’s door. The ASL-01 is placed over the door’s existing “dead-bolt” lock on the inside of the user’s door. The ASL-01 measures 3.39” dia. x 2.24” height (86mm dia. x 57mm height) and weighs 14.0 oz. (400 g). No special tools are required for installing and removing the lock once the mounting plate has initially been installed (requiring a common screwdriver included with each lock). The ASL-01 is mounted and secured by means of a set of mounting tabs (operated by the user’s fingers) on the back of each unit. The ASL-01 can be easily installed and removed giving the user access to the serial number, FCC, and IC information (the labels are placed on the back of the ASL-01 for aesthetic reasons). After installing the ASL-01 and inserting batteries (x 4 AA alkaline), the unit begins broadcasting (Bluetooth low energy (BLE)) advertising packets. The advertising packet broadcast interval is once every 318.75 ms (at a power level of 0dBm). The user connects to the ASL-01 using their smartphone (iOS or Android) running the August smart lock application. Once the ASL-01 has been discovered by the user’s smartphone, the August application will connect to the ASL-01 automatically. After connecting, the user can registers and calibrates the ASL-01. Once calibrated, the user can lock and unlock their door via the ASL-01 and a smartphone. Any Bluetooth v4.0 (BLE) master (or central) can query and connect to the ASL-01 (which is always a client or peripheral) but the commands to change the state of the lock (unlock, lock & calibrate), are proprietary and encrypted. Connections with a BLE master will terminate after 30 seconds if no valid commands are received by the ASL-01. The 30 second time-out feature prevents radio jamming. When the ASL-01 is not connected to the user’s smart phone or other BLE master, the unit will return to advertising mode. The maximum power output of the ALS-01 is based on the Bluetooth BLE radio of the Texas Instrument CC2541 microcontroller (which has a maximum output power of 0dBm). The ASL-01 receiver sensitivity is - 88dBm (typical). Steps for Operating the ASL-01: Remote Unlock: 1. Start the August smart lock application on smartphone. 2. Stand near the ASL-01 and wait for the application to indicate it has established a connection. 3. Operate the ASL-01 and lock by pressing buttons on the smartphone application. 4. Open the door and Enter/Exit home. 5. Use smartphone application to re-lock the door. The ASL-01 does not prevent the user from using their door lock in the traditional way. Keys can still be used to lock/unlock the door and the ASL-01 can be manually rotated to lock/unlock the door from the inside of the home. August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 2 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) (continued.) Mounting the ASL-01 on a door: Once the mounting plate has been install on the door, the ASL-01 is easily installed/removed via the mounting tabs. Insert coupler. Open mounting tabs. August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 3 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) (continued.) Attach ASL-01 to coupler. Hold ASL-01 in place. Press down on the tabs. ASL-01 is installed. August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 4 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) (continued.) Removing the ASL-01 from a door: Place finger under mounting taps and lift. Lift the mounting tabs on both sides of the lock until they are in the open positon. August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 5 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) (continued.) Hold ASL-01 in place and remove. The serial number and FCC/IC information is easily accessible. ASL-01 Audio and visual indicators: The ASL-01 contains 16 LEDs (x8 red, x8 green) arranged in a ring configuration visible through micro perforation in the aluminum face plate. These LEDs are used to produce animations indicating to the user the operating states of the ASL-01. The ASL-01 also contains a speaker with a maximum output power of 1Watt to provide audio feedback to the user during operation. August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 6 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) (continued.) ASL-01 RF Section: The RF section of the ASL-01 was designed around the CC2541 chip from Texas Instruments. This is a microcontroller which contains a Bluetooth low energy radio. The RF section of the ASL-01 schematic is a replica of the FCC certified Texas Instruments “Keyfob” reference design (Shown on the next page). The matching network is used to match the output impedance of the CC2541 (70 ohms typical) to the 50 ohm antenna. Specification and Frequencies: Bluetooth v4.0 (BLE), 2.4GHz ISM band (2402MHz to 2480MHz), Channels: 40 x 2.0MHz channels Data rate & Modulation: 1Mbps, GFSK, 250 kHz deviation. Transmitted Power: 0dBm Max. Receive Sensitivity: -84dBm Typical Antenna: Printed circuit board Internal Single-band (Internal IFA) Antenna Gain in dBi: 3dBi Typical ASL-01 CC2541 RF Section from Schematic August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 7 | P a g e ASL-01 Operational Description (Theory of Operation) (continued.) Note: From the CC2541 Datasheet, Texas Instruments (page 8): Output Power delivered to a single-ended 50-Ω load through a balun (or matching network) using maximum recommended output power setting= 0dBm typical maximum and -23dBm typical minimum. Texas Instruments Keyfob reference design CC2541 RF Section from Schematic August Home Inc. 8/07/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 8 | P a g e ASL-01…

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August Home Inc. 7/14/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 1 | P a g e ASL-01 Antenna and RF Section The antenna of the ASL-01 is a replica of the antenna used in the application examples from Texas Instruments. The antenna is an “Inverted F” or “IFA” type PCB antenna designed into the top layer of the PCB. The antenna is laid out using a meandering pattern in order to save space. The layout and performance of the antenna can be found in the attached Application Note (AN043) from Texas Instruments. The RF section and antenna of the ASL-01 were copied from the FCC certified Texas Instruments reference design. The exact dimensions of the layout are described in the attached application note (on page 4). A general summary of the design is that the antenna and matching network were designed to match the output impedance of the CC2541 Bluetooth radio (70 ohm) with the antenna (which is 50 ohm at 2.45GHz) The maximum output power of the ASL-01 is 0dBm and the gain of the antenna is 3dBm +/-1dBm over the 2.45GHz ISM band. ASL-01 RF Section copied from Texas Instruments Keyfob reference design August Home Inc. 7/14/2014 Model: ASL-01 FCC: 2AB6UASL01 IC: 12163A-ASL01 2 | P a g e Texas Instruments Keyfob reference design (RF Section Circled) Texas Instruments USB Dongle Reference Design (RF Section Circled) The gain of the antenna is flat through the 2.45GHz ISM band (approximately 3dBm +/-1dBm). See the attached Application Note for greater detail. Application Note AN043 Small Size 2.4 GHz PCB antenna By Audun Andersen 1 KEYWORDS • CC25xx • CC24xx • CC2480 • PCB antenna • USB dongle • 2.4 GHz • Inverted F Antenna 2 INTRODUCTION The PCB antenna used on the CC2511 USB dongle reference design is described in this application note. Even if the antenna presented is for a USB dongle design it can be used in all 2.4 GHz designs, especially where small space is required for the antenna. This application note describes the antenna dimensions, the RF performance and considerations for complying with regulatory limits when using this design. The suggested antenna design requires no more than 15.2 x 5.7 mm of space and ensures a VSWR ratio of less than 2 across the 2.4 GHz ISM band when connected to a 50 ohm source. Figure 1: CC2511 USB Dongle SWRA117D Page 1 of 21 Application Note AN043 Table of Contents 1 KEYWORDS...................................................................................................................1 2 INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................1 3 ABBREVIATIONS...........................................................................................................2 4 ANTENNA DESIGN........................................................................................................3 4.1 DESIGN GOALS..........................................................................................................3 4.2 SIMULATION...............................................................................................................3 4.3 LAYOUT AND IMPLEMENTATION...................................................................................4 5 TEST RESULTS.............................................................................................................5 5.1 REFLECTION..............................................................................................................5 5.2 RADIATION PATTERN..................................................................................................7 5.3 OUTPUT POWER......................................................................................................15 5.4 SPURIOUS EMISSION AND HARMONICS......................................................................17 6 CONCLUSION ..............................................................................................................20 7 GENERAL INFORMATION..........................................................................................21 7.1 DOCUMENT HISTORY................................................................................................21 3 ABBREVIATIONS CAD Computer Aided Design CC24xx CC2400, CC2420, CC2430 and CC2431 CC25xx CC2500, CC2510, CC2511, CC2550 and CC2520 CC2480 Z-Accel ZigBee Processor IFA Inverted F Antenna ISM Industrial, Scientific and Medical LOS Line Of Sight PCB Printed Circuit Board PER Packet Error Rate VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio SWRA117D Page 2 of 21 Application Note AN043 4 ANTENNA DESIGN The PCB antenna on the CC2511 USB dongle reference design is a meandered Inverted F Antenna (IFA). The IFA was designed to match an impedance of 50 ohm at 2.45 GHz. Thus no additional matching components are necessary. 4.1 Design Goals The reflection at the feed point of the antenna determines how much of the applied power is delivered to the antenna. A reflection of less than -10 dB across the 2.4 GHz ISM band, when connected to a 50 ohm source, was a design goal. Reflection of less than -10 dB, or VSWR less than 2, ensures that more than 90% of the available power is delivered to the antenna. Bandwidth is in this document defined as the frequency band where more than 90% of the available power is delivered to the antenna. Another design goal was to fit the size of the PCB antenna on a USB dongle and to obtain good performance also when the dongle is connected to a computer. 4.2 Simulation IE3D from Zeland, which is an electromagnetic simulation tool, was used to design the antenna. The accuracy of the simulation is controlled by the mesh. An increase of the mesh increases the simulation time. Thus, for initial simulations mesh = 1 should be used. When a fairly good result is achieved a higher mesh should be used to obtain more accurate results. Comparison of simulation and measurement results shows that the measured reflection is between the result obtained with mesh = 5 and mesh = 1; see Figure 2 for details. Figure 2: Com…

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RF Exposure Evaluation Report FOR: August Home Inc. Model Name: ASL-01 Product Description: Automatic Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)™ Smart Door Lock FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 References: 1. FCC OET Bulletin 65 Supplement 2. FCC CFR Part 1 (1.1307 &1.1310), Part 2 (2.1091) 3. RSS-102- Radio Frequency Exposure Compliance of Radio communication Apparatus Issue 4 March 2010, Ch, 2.5 and Ch. 4 Test Report #: EMC_ AUGUH-002-14001_MPE FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 Date of Report : 2014-08-13 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 Aug 13 2014. Rev 1.0 Page 2 of 10 1 Assessment This report serves as the Technical Information regarding RF Exposure evaluation of the below identified device according to the rules as stipulated in the documents listed under References above. The device meets the RF exposure limits, or - for some of it's radio functions / bands - the conditions for exemption from routine evaluation as defined in the referenced FCC and IC rule parts. Company Description Model # August Home Inc Automatic Door lock -remote controllable via Bluetooth (LE) and application running on IOS and/or Android. System contains x4 AA batteries for power. ASL-01 Responsible for Testing Laboratory: 2014-08-13 Compliance Franz Engert (Compliance Manager) Date Section Name Signature Responsible for the Report: 2014-08-13 Compliance James Donnellan (Sr Emc Engineer) Date Section Name Signature Test Report #: EMC_ AUGUH-002-14001_MPE FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 Date of Report : 2014-08-13 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 Aug 13 2014. Rev 1.0 Page 3 of 10 2 Administrative Data 2.1 Identification of the Testing Laboratory Issuing the Test Report Company Name: CETECOM Inc. Department: Compliance Address: 411 Dixon Landing Road Milpitas, CA 95035 U.S.A. Telephone: +1 (408) 586 6200 Fax: +1 (408) 586 6299 Test Lab Manager: Franz Engert Test Engineer: James Donnellan 2.2 Identification of the Client Applicant’s Name: August Home Inc Street Address: 665 3rd St. Suite 100 City/Zip Code San Francisco CA 94107 Country United States Contact Person: Shannon Petty Phone No. (415)652-4108 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] 2.3 Identification of the Manufacturer Manufacturer’s Name: Gener8, Inc. Manufacturers Address: 500 Mercury Drive City/Zip Code Sunnyvale, CA 94085 Country USA Test Report #: EMC_ AUGUH-002-14001_MPE FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 Date of Report : 2014-08-13 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 Aug 13 2014. Rev 1.0 Page 4 of 10 3 Equipment under Test (EUT) 3.1 Specification of the Equipment under Test Marketing Name: August Model No: ASL-01 Product Description: Automatic Door lock -remote controllable via Bluetooth Low Energy and application running on IOS and/or Android. System contains x4 AA batteries for power. FCC-ID: 2AB6UASL01 IC-ID : 12163A-ASL01 Supported frequency bands of operation: Nominal band: 2400 – 2483.5; Center to center: 2402(ch 0) – 2480(ch 39), 40 channels Type(s) of Modulation: Bluetooth v4.0, LE, using FHSS with GFSK Antenna Info: IFA PCB antenna (meander pattern) Manufacturer stated antenna gain: 3dBi Rated Operating Voltage Range(DC): Vmin: 4.00V/ Vnom: 6.00V/ Vmax: 6.50V Rated Operating Temperature Range: Tmin: 0 o C/ Tmax: 50 o C Test Sample status: Prototype Prototype / Production unit: Prototype Dates of Testing: 06/19/2014-06/30/2014 Test Report #: EMC_ AUGUH-002-14001_MPE FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 Date of Report : 2014-08-13 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 Aug 13 2014. Rev 1.0 Page 5 of 10 4 RF Exposure Evaluation Requirements 4.1 FCC: Calculations can be made to predict RF field strength and power density levels around typical RF sources using the general equations (3) and (4) on page 19 of the following FCC document: “OET Bulletin 65, Edition 97-01 - Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radio frequency Electromagnetic Fields”. The table below is excerpted from Table 1B of 47 CFR 1.1310 titled Limits for Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE), Limits for General Population/Uncontrolled Exposure: Frequency Range (MHz) Power density (mW/cm 2 ) Averaging time (minutes) 300 – 1500 f (MHz) /1500 30 1500 – 100.000 1.0 30 Using the equation from page 19 of OET Bulletin 65, Edition 97-01: 2 4R PG S   where: S = power density (in appropriate units, e.g. mW/cm 2 ) P = power input to the antenna (in appropriate units, e.g., mW) G = power gain of the antenna in the direction of interest relative to an isotropic radiator R = distance to the center of radiation of the antenna (appropriate units, e.g., cm) Note: 1. This device is used only for fixed and mobile applications. Additionally, according to § 2.1091: The limit for <1.5 GHz mobile operations where no routine evaluation is required is: 1.5W ERP The limit for >1.5 GHz mobile operations where no routine evaluation is required is: 3W ERP 4.2 IC: RSS-102 Section 2.5.2 RF exposure evaluation is required if the separation distance between the user and the device's radiating element is greater than 20 cm, except when the device operates as follows:  below 1.5 GHz and the maximum EIRP of the device is equal to or less than 2.5 W;  at or above 1.5 GHz and the maximum EIRP of the device is equal to or less than 5 W. RSS-102 4.2: RF Field strength limits for devices used by the General Public (Uncontrolled Environment): Power density 300MHz- 1500 MHz= f/150 W/m 2 1500 MHz- 1500000 MHz= 10 W/m 2 Test Report #: EMC_ AUGUH-002-14001_MPE FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 Date of Report : 2014-08-13 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 Aug 13 2014. Rev 1.0 Page 6 of 10 5 Measurement procedure: 5.1 Radiated power measurement- ERP/EIRP- 1. Connect the equipment as shown in the above diagram with the EUT’s antenna in center of the turn table. 2. Adjust the settings of the Digital Radio Communication Tester (DRT) to set the EUT to its maximum power at the required channel. 3. Set the spectrum analyzer to the channel frequency. Set the analyzer to measure peak hold with the required settings. 4. Rotate the EUT 360. Record the peak level in dBm (LVL). 5. Replace the EUT with a vertically polarized half wave dipole or known gain antenna. The ce…

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Bluetooth Qualification Test Facility (BQTF) FCC listed A2LA Accredited IC recognized # 3462B CETECOM Inc. 6370 Nancy Ridge Drive Suite 101  San Diego, CA 92121  U.S.A. Phone: + 1 (858) 362 2400  Fax: + 1 (858) 587 4809  E-mail: [email protected]  http://www.cetecom.com CETECOM Inc. is a Delaware Corporation with Corporation number: 2113686 V1.0 2013-04-24 © Copyright by CETECOM FCC/IC Test Report FOR August Home Inc Model Number: ASL-01 Automatic Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)™ Smart Door Lock FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 47 CFR Part 15.247 for DSSS Systems IC RSS-210 Issue 8 TEST REPORT #: EMC_AUGUH-002-14001_DTS DATE: 07-21-2014 Test Report #: EMC_AUGUH-002-14001_DTS_rev1 FCC ID: 2AB6UASL01 Date of Report : 07-21-2014 IC ID: 12163A-ASL01 Page 2 of 44 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Assessment ......................................................................................................................................... 4 2 Administrative Data .......................................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Identification of the Testing Laboratory Issuing the Test Report............................................................. 5 2.2 Identification of the Client ........................................................................................................................ 5 2.3 Identification of the Manufacturer ............................................................................................................ 5 3 Equipment under Test (EUT) .......................................................................................................... 6 3.1 Specification of the Equipment under Test .............................................................................................. 6 3.2 Identification of the Equipment Under Test (EUT) .................................................................................. 7 3.3 Identification of Accessory Equipment .................................................................................................... 7 3.4 Environmental conditions during Test: .................................................................................................... 7 3.5 Dates of Testing: ....................................................................................................................................... 7 3.6 Test Mode of Operation ............................................................................................................................ 7 4 Subject of Investigation ..................................................................…

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