FCC RULES
This eeclror c rigaton cort.o er
generates
a.d uses radio irequency energy and il not
i.staled
and
used
propen,
that
s, in
slrict accordance with the maflfacturels
.skLctions. hay
calse inlerierence
to radlo and lelevis on .eceC1 on. ll has be€n lype
tesled and lound to
conpy
with the
imts ior
a CLass B compltrng device
n
accordance
wnh the specfications in SubpartJ ol
Part 15
oi
FQC Fues, which are deslgned 10
provide
reasonabe
prorection
agarnsl s!.h
lnieriercnce ln a residenla nstallalon
Hovrever
rhere is no
glara.lee
that inlerference
wll.ot
occur n a
parlcular
instailalio.
I lhis controier does calse
inrefe€nce 10 Edio or televison
receplon, whch ca. be delermined
by
llrn ng the conlroler olf and
o. lhe lser is
encouraged to try lo corectthe
intederence by ore or more oi lhe lolowi.g measures:
Feor enl ihe recevng anlenna
Beocale the controler wth respectlo lhe
recever
llove the controlleraway irom the recever
Pllg
the controller
into
a d
ilerent
outlel
so thal the conlroler and rccever are on diilerent branch cncdils
lf necessary lhe user sho! d cofsult he dealer
or an experenced radio/teevso. te.hnlcan for additional slgges1 ons
The
user mav find lhe fo owinq bookel
prepared
by the Federal Communications
Conm
ssion he
pfu:
'How
to ldenriy and Resolve Bado TV nlerference
Problems'
This
booket
is
avaiabe
lrom
ihe U S
Governmenl
Prnti.g
Oliice. Washnglon DC 20402 Stock
No.00,+ 000 00345 4
CANADIAN RADIO INTERFERENCE
REGULATIONS
NOTE: This digital apparatus
does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions
from digital apparatus set
out in the radio interference regulations of the Canadian
Department of Communications.
29
WARRANTY
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