S9LAP44-AP54RFID Label Printer

05/04 Rev. 1.2- 03USER / SERVICE MANUAL AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 Specifications Device Types, Application ............................. 2 AP 4.4 ........................................................ 2 AP 5.4 ........................................................ 2 Options ...................................................... 3 Technical Specifications ............................... 4 Dimensions ............................................... 4 Performance Data ..................................... 4 Labelling Material ...................................... 7 Thermotransfer Ribbon .............................. 8 Connections, Interfaces ............................. 8 Electronic Configuration ............................. 9 Specifications only for AP 5.4 dispenser / int. rewinder ..................................................... 9 Environmental Conditions .......................... 9 Noise .......................................................... 9 Test Marks ............................................... 10 Index ............................................................ 11 05/04 Rev. 1.2- 03USER / SERVICE MANUALSpecifications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 2 Device Types, Application AP 4.4 •Monotone printing of labelling materials for thermal and thermotransfer pro- cesses •Printing on different materials, e.g. cardboard or self-adhesive labels •Processing roll and fan-folded material •Resolution: 200 dpi •Print speed up to 200 mm/sec (8”/s) •Print width up to 105 mm •Interfaces: RS -232, USBCentronics, and connection for foot switch AP 5.4 The AP 5.4 additionally offers the following equipment features: •Resolution: the AP 5.4 is optionally available with 203 or 300 dpi resolution •There arethree different versions of the AP 5.4 to choose from: – Basic Like the AP 4.4, but additionally equipped with the following: Keyboard connection, slot for CF card, Ethernet port The following options can be integrated: -- Reflex sensor -- I/O board – Peripheral Like the AP 5.4 basic, but with capability to add the following extra option: -- External cutter -- External rewinder -- Internal rewinder – Peripheral with internal winder Like the AP 5.4 peripheral with additional built-in internal rewinder. In con- nection with an optional dispensing edge, this printer can also be used as a dispenser. 05/04 Rev. 1.2- 03USER / SERVICE MANUALSpecifications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 3 Options The optional features – with the exception of the foot switch – can only be in- tegrated into the AP 5.4. Internal Options ...should be factory-fitted or installed by a service engineer: • Reflex Sensor Kit : Light barrier fitting that apart from the transmission sensor, also contains a reflex sensor. • Internal rewinder kit : To retrofit the internal rewinder; contains the rewinder as well as the driver board and material guide • I/O board : RS- 422/485 interface, signal interface External Options ...do not require any special alterations to the printer, however, the printer must be prepared for the use of peripheral devices: • Cutter • Rewinder for material rolls with 38 mm (1.5”), 75 mm (3”) or 100 mm (4”) cores • Keyboard for offline operation • F oot switch for foot-operated label dispensing (printer must additionally be equipped with an I/O board) • Dispensing edge (only for dispensing versions) 05/04 Rev. 1.2- 03USER / SERVICE MANUALSpecifications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 4 Technical Specifications Dimensions Fig. 1:Dimensions of the AP 4.4 and AP 5.4. H: 272 mm W: 260 mm (including cover grip) D: 462 mm Weight Performance Data Print Technology Thermodirect and thermotransfer printing Printer Head Type •“Flat Head” type (ceramic thin film flat head) •8.0 dot/mm (203 dpi): Kyocera KPA 104 •11.8 dot/mm (300 dpi): Kyocera KPA 106 Printhead Characteristics H B/W T/D d r PrinterWeight AP 4.414 kg AP 5.4 basic / peripheral14 kg AP 5.4 dispenser / internal rewinder 16 kg T ab. 1: Printer weight PrinterResolution dot/mm Resolution dpi Printspeed mm/s Printspeed inch/s Max. print- width / mm AP 4.48.020350-2002-8104 AP 5.48.0 11.8 203 300 50-200 50-150 2-8 2-6 104 105 Tab. 2:Important printhead data. 05/04 Rev. 1.2- 03USER / SERVICE MANUALSpecifications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 5 Punch sensorTransmission sensor , adjustable from the left side about half of the material width (0-60 mm) (see Fig. 2). Reflex sensor •The Reflex sensor for AP 5.4 is optionally available (for reflex marks on the material underside) •Adjustable from the left side about half of the material width (6-66 mm) Fig. 2:Measures and setting range of the punch / reflex mark. Max. print length Zero line Offset of the material zero line to the print zero line: 1 mm Fonts •17 Fixsize fonts , including OCR-A and OCR-B •2 scalable fonts (Speedo fonts) •Truetype fonts are supported •Optionally can Truetype, Speedo and Fixsize fonts be stored on a CF-card Modifying Fonts •Up to factor 8 scaling in x/y direction •Rotation by 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees Sensor typeSetting range (Size c) Punch length (Size b) Punch width (Size a) Transmission sensor (Standard) 0–60 mm0,8–14 mmmin. 4 mm Reflex-sensor (optional) 6–66 mm4mm (recommended) 12 mm (recommended) T ab. 3: R equired punch measures. a b c Z0211.cdr Punch / Reflex markPunch sensorLabel web PrinterResolutionMax. printing length AP 4.48.0 dot/mm (203 dpi)approx. 3810 mm AP 5.48.0 dot/mm (203 dpi)approx. 11226 mm AP 5.411.8 dot/mm (300 dpi) approx. 6207 mm Tab. 4: Maximum printing length of the different printer types. 05/04 Rev. 1.2- 03USER / SERVICE MANUALSpecifications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 6 Impression accuracy F ig. 3:T he impression accuracy depends on the print position on the label: the further away the printing is from the punch, the less accurate is the impression. Image formats BMP, PCX, JPEG, TIFF, GIF, Easy Plug logos Bar codes EAN 8 and EAN 13 with Add-On 2 and 5, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 39, Code 39, Ratio 3:1 and Ratio 2.5:1, Code ITF, Codabar, Code 128, Code 2/5, Code 2/5 1, Code 2/5 5, Code 2/5 Interleaved Ratio 1:3, Code 2/5 Matrix Ra- tio 1…

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03/04 Rev. 3.00-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL ALL DEVICES Safety Notes General safety information ............................. 2 Safety symbols ........................................... 2 Where are warnings given?........................ 2 Qualification for safe use............................ 2 Avoiding injury and damage ....................... 2 General safety instructions ............................ 3 Safety equipment ....................................... 3 Electrical safety .......................................... 3 Mechanical safety....................................... 3 Electronic components ............................... 4 Operation safety ......................................... 4 Electromagnetic compatibility..................... 4 Proper usage ..................................................5 Operating dangers, residual danger ...............6 Starting up/operator requirements ..................6 Correct product use ....................................6 Starting up, operation and servicing ...........6 Packaging, storage, transport.........................7 Environmental protection, disposal.................8 Environmental protection during operation .....................................................8 Disposal measures .....................................8 Index ...............................................................9 03/04 Rev. 3.00-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL Safety Notes ALL DEVICES 2 General safety information Safety symbols Safety note (Warning sign and gray frame): Warns of a possibly dangerous situation. Injury is possible, if care is not taken. CAUTION! What is dangerous? What injuries could occur? – Take care by... – ... ̄ Warning sign and arrow: This symbol combination is being used to draw the attention to some important warning notes. If those warnings are ignored, material damage or data loss is possible. Where are warnings given? General notes on safety are found in this section. Special safety notes and warnings are provided at the appropriate positions in the documentation and in other device documents. ̄ Warning notes and warning symbols are also attached directly to the devices and device components. Pay attention to these safety notes as well! Qualification for safe use Operation In order to operate the devices described here safely and correctly, it is imperative that general and product-specific safety instructions included in this documentation are understood and put into practice. Service Commissioning and service personnel must be in possession of specialist knowledge about the devices concerned and be familiar with the generally applicable safety regulations. Avoiding injury and damage Injury and damage can be avoided if you pay conscientious attention to the safety instructions detailed in this documentation, other product documentation and on the products themselves, and provided you act in a safe and cautious manner. 03/04 Rev. 3.00-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL Safety Notes ALL DEVICES 3 General safety instructions The following safety instructions refer to all of the products described in this documentation. Product-specific or more detailed information is provided where the corresponding facts are stated. Safety equipment ̄ The removal, bridging or disabling of safety equipment, safety functions and monitoring systems is forbidden. Never remove e. g. covers, housings or any other safety guards. Do not operate the device or any of its parts if safety guards are ineffective or their effectiveness has been reduced. ̄ Devices and other parts may only be used in a technically perfect condition. Faults which can adversely affect safety must be corrected immediately. Electrical safety ̄ Before opening the housing, switch off the device and pull out the mains plug! ̄ Adhere to the required safety measures against too high a level of contact voltage. Do not take any action which could restrict the effectiveness of existing safety measures. ̄ Before putting a device into operation check the voltage setting. Disconnect the device from the power supply before altering the voltage setting! Only use the correct replacement types when changing the fuses. Mechanical safety ̄ Be careful when operating equipment with opened cover hoods or devices with externally fitted winding spindles. Rotating parts can cause injury, and it is also possible for hair, clothing, jewellery, etc. to be caught in the machinery. Ribbon and material should only be inserted and changed by specially instructed personnel (setup operation). Options ̄ Optional device components may only be installed by authorised personnel, and in accordance with the appropriate assembly and usage regulations. Cutter ̄ The cutter may only be installed by trained personnel. 03/04 Rev. 3.00-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL Safety Notes ALL DEVICES 4 Electronic components ̄ Only plug in or remove interface connectors (Interface RS232/485) when the device is switched off. ̄ Only attach or remove the print head when the device is switched off. After switching off the device, wait at least 3 minutes before removing the print head. ̄ Only plug in or remove the cutter plug when the device is switched off. Ignoring this instruction can result in a defect to the device electronics. ̄ Plug-in cards should only be inserted or removed when the device is switched off. After switching off the device wait at least 60 seconds before removing, inserting or replacing plug-in cards. ̄ Protect electronic components, open circuit boards, vacant plug sockets, and other device parts which are connected with the internal wiring, against static charges. ̄ Pay attention to the necessary protective measures such as earthing, potential equalisation, conductive underlays, avoiding high-insulation materials, etc. Operation safety ̄ Do not switch off the printer during the printing process. Only switch off the printer in off-line mode (display OFF). After switching off the device, wait at least 10 seconds before switching it back on a…

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09/03 Rev. 2.18-01USER + SERVICE MANUAL All devices Using the Documentation Copyright ........................................................ 2 Documentation structure ................................ 3 Datapool, documentation object ................. 3 Documentation concept.............................. 3 Documentation format ................................ 6 Printing the documentation............................. 7 Navigation aids............................................... 8 Symbols and note signs ................................. 9 Safety notes................................................ 9 Symbols ...................................................... 9 Text appearance ........................................ 9 Title page ................................................... 9 Abbreviations ............................................... 11 Printer names ........................................... 14 Display messages .................................... 15 Parameters............................................... 15 Index ............................................................ 16
The documentation is an essential part of the device it belongs to. Operating and service personnel must have access to the documentation and all other device documents supplied by the manufacturer at all times.
Read topic section "Safety Notes". This contains general safety instructions and other general, but important information. How to use the device properly, possible operating dangers and general operating instructions are also described. In addition, this is where you can find information regarding the use and application areas of each individual manual. 09/03 Rev. 2.18-01USER + SERVICE MANUALUsing the Documentation All devices 2 Copyright © 1997-2003 by Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH. All rights reserved. Reprinting and reproduction of these documents, including extracts, is only allowed with the express permission of the manufacturer. More detailed information is available from your supplier. Copyright The documentation is subject to copyright. The copyright claims include all forms and types of material and information which may be protected by current copyright laws. No part of the documentation may be copied, reproduced in any other manner, processed or translated into another language, irrespective of the manner and fashion or with which means this takes place. Copy Electronically stored device information (CD R OM, Internet) supplied by the manufacturer may be printed out by the user, provided that the print medium serves the use or servicing of the described product. Protected rights Names are generally given without any mention of existing patents, registered designs or trademarks. The absence of a corresponding remark does not give any implication that the name can be used at will. All trademarks are recognised. Alterations No liability is assumed for the accuracy of the contents of this documentation. The manufacturer reserves the right to alter technical or other specifications with no prior notice. Deviations in the documentation from prevailing conditions do not represent an obligation to redeliver. Guarantee The manufacturer does not guarantee the existence or non-existence of properties with the description of subject contents. Nor does the manufacturer give any express or tacit guarantee declarations whatsoever. 09/03 Rev. 2.18-01USER + SERVICE MANUALUsing the Documentation All devices 3 Documentation structure Datapool, documentation object The overall documentation is a part of the datapool, which is provided for the printer user and the service personnel on CD or other electronic media. Datapool This datapool includes: – this printer documentation, – the printer drivers and – the software Adobe Acrobat Reader for reading and printing the documentation elements. Printer doc Here the overall documentation (abbr.: documentation) is to be understood as the printer documentation. The printer documentation contains all the information which is required for using the product. Using the product means preparing it for use, putting it into operation, setting it up, the operation, servicing and maintenance, fault searching and the service for optional extensions, settings and repairs. Doc object The documentation object includes – various printer families (printer series), consisting of different printer models (devices), – standard and optional additions for the printer (options) and – the printer language Easy Plug. Documentation concept The wide range of products which must be documented and the demand for documentation distribution and use, both in electronic form (CD/Internet, PC) as well as in paper form, have resulted in the following documentation concept: Structure The documentation consists of • topic sections (generally comparable to chapters), • manuals (handbooks, instructions), • link pages and the • start page (start page of the CD documentation).  09/03 Rev. 2.18-01USER + SERVICE MANUALUsing the Documentation All devices 4 Subject section Thematically-related subject contents are described in each topic section. A topic section is the smallest unit of information with its own – page numbering, – header bar, – list of contents, –index, – device classification and – its own revision status. Subject sections form the basis of the manual. A topic section can be simultaneously assigned to several manuals. Subject sections are in one, in some cases two, languages. F ig. 1: E x ample: F irst page of topic section " S pecifications" Manual A manual is composed of different topic sections. The following features characterize a manual: – Title page with a list of contents, device classification and revision status (see Fig. 2:). – The list of contents contains the designations of the topic sections and also serves as a link distributor to these topic sections. – The contents of a manual refer to a certain device, a device family or an option (documentation object). – A…

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Request for Confidentiality in accordance with 47 CFR 0.459 Date: 11 July 2005 PHOENIX TEST-LAB GmbH Königswinkel 10 D32825 Blomberg Germany RE: Certification Application FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54 Please be advised that the following information is to be held confidential on behalf of Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH: • Schematics • Technical Description • Block Diagram The application contains technical information which Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH deems to be trade secrets and proprietary. If made public, the information might be used to the disadvantage of the applicant in the market place. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54 FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54 FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54 FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54

FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54 FCC ID: S9LAP44-AP54

EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 1 of 57 Pages Straubing, 29 June 2005 T E S T - R E P O R T No. 50531-050145-2 for Avery 64-05 RFID Label Printer Applicant: Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH Purpose of testing: To show compliance with FCC Code of Federal Regulations, Part 15 Subpart C, Section 15.247 RSS 210, Issue 5, November 2001, Section 6.2.2. (o) Note: The test data of this report relate only to the individual item which has been tested. This report shall not be reproduced except in full extent without the written approval of the testing laboratory. EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 2 of 57 Pages Table of Contents 1. Administrative Data.....................................................................................3 2. Identification of Test Laboratory .................................................................4 3. Summary of Test Results ...........................................................................5 4. Operation Mode of EUT..............................................................................6 5. Configuration ..............................................................................................7 6. Measuring Methods ....................................................................................8 6.1. Maximum Transmitter Power ...............................................................8 6.2. Conducted powerline emissions.........................................................10 6.3. Radiated Emissions 30 MHz ñ 1 GHz ................................................11 6.4. Radiated Emission > 1 GHz ...............................................................12 7. Photographs Taken During Testing ..........................................................13 8. List of Measurements ...............................................................................17 9. Referenced Regulations ...........................................................................56 Charts taken during testing ...............................................................................57 EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 3 of 57 Pages 1. Administrative Data Test item (EUT) Type designation Avery 64-05 Serial number(s): 001 Type of equipment: RFID Label Printer Parts/accessories: --- FCC-ID: Technical data Frequency range 902 - 928 MHz Operational frequencies FHSS Statement: The power was set to the maximum possible Type of modulation ASK Pulse frequency N/A Pulse width N/A Antenna New Version Power supply AC 110 V Applicant: (full address) Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH Ohmstrafle 3 D-85386 Eching Contract identification: --- Contact person: Mr. Markus Biberger (EMV-Testhaus GmbH) Manufacturer: Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH Application details Receipt of EUT: March 17 th , 2005 Date of test: March ñ May 2005 Note: --- Responsible for testing: Martin Steindl Responsible for test report: Martin Steindl EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 4 of 57 Pages 2. Identification of Test Laboratory DETAILS OF THE TEST LABORATORY COMPANY NAME: Senton GmbH EMI/EMC Test Center ADDRESS: Aeussere Fruehlingsstrasse 45 D-94315 Straubing Germany LABORATORY ACCREDITATION: DAR-Registration No. DAT-P-171/94-02 FCC TEST SITE LISTING 90926 INDUSTRY CANADA TEST SITE REGISTRATION IC 3050 NAME FOR CONTACT PURPOSES: Mr. Johann Roidt TELEPHONE: (+49) (0)9421 5522-0 FAX: (+49) (0)9421 5522-99 PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THIS TEST REPORT LABORATORY MANAGER: ÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖ.. Mr. Johann Roidt RESPONSIBLE FOR TESTING: .................................................. Mr. Martin Steindl RESPONSIBLE FOR TEST REPORT: Mr. Martin Steindl EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 5 of 57 Pages 3. Summary of Test Results SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS The tested sample is in compliance with the requirements set forth in the Code of Regulations Part 15 Subpart C, Section 15.247 of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) and the Radio Standards Specification RSS-210 Issue 5, Sections 6.2.2 (o) of Industry Canada (IC). EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 6 of 57 Pages 4. Operation Mode of EUT Transmitter operating continuously, full tests were performed on lowest, middle and highest RF channel EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 7 of 57 Pages 5. Configuration Configuration of the EUT A full test setup was supplied by the applicant Cables connected to the EUT Not Applicable Peripheral devices connected to the EUT Not Applicable EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 8 of 57 Pages 6. Measuring Methods 6.1. Maximum Transmitter Power 6.1.1. Conducted Maximum Transmitter Power Rules and Specifications: Section 15.247 Guide: ANSI C63.4-2003 Measurement Procedure: A spectrum analyzer / EMI test receiver is connected to the output of the transmitter power amplifier (conducted measurement) via dummy load while EUT was operating in transmit mode using the assigned frequency. The trace mode of the spectrum analyzer was set to max hold with: RBW = 100 kHz, VBW = 100 kHz, span = 1 MHz, sweep = 20 ms (auto mode) 5 8 3 1 6 4 7 2 Figure 1: Measurement setup for testing on antenna connector Test instruments used: No. Type Model Serial Number Manufacturer 01 Spectrum Analyzer FSP 30 100063 Rohde & Schwarz 08 Power Meter NRVS 836856/015 Rohde & Schwarz 09 Power Sensor NRV-Z52 837901/030 Rohde & Schwarz 18 Attenuator 20 dB 4776-20 9503 Narda 19 Attenuator 10 dB 4776-10 9412 Narda EMV-Pr ̧fzentrum EMI/EMC-Testcenter FCC-ID: Test Report No. 50531-050145-2 Page 9 of 57 Pages 6.1.2. Radiated Maximum Transmitter Power Radiated Maximum Transmitter Power was measured with detector-function of the spectrum analyzer set to positive peak and trace mode max hold: RBW = 100 kHz, VBW = 100 k…

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The test result refer exclusively to the model tested. This report must not be copied without the written authorization by the lab. TTI-P-G 101/95-20 / RegTP-CAB-02/21-02 EMC test report 265.132 Avery Dennison Printer AP5.4 prototype Applicant: Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH Ohmstrasse 3 D-85386 Eching Tel.: +49 (0) 8165 / 925 –0 Fax.: +49 (0) 8165 / 3143 Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 2 of 22 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Tel.: +49 9421 / 923033 Fax: +49 9421 / 923035 Email: [email protected] Accreditation: Registration number: TTI-P-G 101/95-20 Valid until 08.06.2006 CAB (EMC) registration number: RegTP-CAB-02/21-02 Valid until 27.11.2005 FCC facility registration number: 221458 Valid until 23.07.2005 Place of Inspection: EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing The technical accuracy is guaranteed through the quality management of the EMV Testhaus GmbH. Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 3 of 22 Table of contents 1. Test regulation ........................................................................................................4 2. Equipment under test ..............................................................................................5 3. Product labeling ......................................................................................................7 4. Equipment modifications .........................................................................................8 5. Test configuration and mode of operation ..............................................................9 6. Measurement of conducted emission....................................................................10 7. Measurement of radiated emission .......................................................................17 8. Summary...............................................................................................................22 Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 4 of 22 1. Test regulation Regulation: United States Code of Federal Regulations 47, Part 15 – Digital Devices, Subpart B – Unintentional Radiators, Class B (9 / 21 / 04). Standard: ANSI C63.4-2003 Methods of Measurement of Radio- Noise Emissions from Low Voltage Electrical Equipment in the Range of 9 kHz to 40 GHz. Limit: DIN EN 55022:1999-05 Information Technology Equipment Radio Disturbance Characteristics - Limits and Methods of Measurement Including:
Measurement of the conducted emission in the frequency range from 150 kHz to 30 MHz (generated frequency more than 9 kHz)
Measurement of the radiated emission in the frequency range from 30 MHz to 1GHz. (generated frequency: 1.705 – 108.0 MHz)  Measurement of the radiated emission in the frequency range from 30 MHz to 2GHz. (generated frequency: 108.0 – 500.0 MHz) Deviation of Regulations and Standards: No Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 5 of 22 2. Equipment under test Responsible Party: Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH (Manufacturer) Ohmstrasse 3 D-85386 Eching Germany Device name: Printer Tested Model Number: AP5.4 Other Model (Option): AP4.4 Serial Number: prototype Remark: The EUT is an industrial printer with integrated RFID radio module Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 6 of 22 Photo documentation of EUT picture 2.1: equipment under test Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 7 of 22 3. Product labeling FCC Label and Location This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Information to the user: Class B Statement: Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 EMV Testhaus GmbH Gustav-Hertz-Strasse 35 94315 Straubing Germany 265.132 Page 8 of 22 4. Equipment modifications To achieve compliance with the regulations, modifications were made by a responsible employee of the manufacturer: This modifications will be implemented in all production models of this equipment. Applicant Signature ___________________ Date____________ Typed / Printed Name ________________ Position ____________ Avery Dennison Deutschland GmbH AP5.4 …

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