User's Manual

8 Label and Compliance Information

When the module’s FCC and ISED identification number is not visible when the module is

installed inside a host product, then the host product must display a label referring to the

enclosed module.

FCC Label

In accordance with 15.212(a)(1)(vi)(A) and KDB 784748 D01 A.6 the host product shall use a

physical label stating:

“Contains Transmitter Module FCC ID: IA9XPD2400A”

or,

“Contains FCC ID: IA9XPD2400A”.

ISED Label

In accordance with RSS-GEN 4.3 the host product shall use a physical label stating:

“Contains IC: 1338B-XPD2400A”

9 Information on Test Modes and Additional Testing Requirements

The host product must be tested with the radio module. The radio module should be installed

in the host product and transmitting RF signal to confirm no emissions exceed the highest limit

permitted by the rules.

When testing for unintentional radiator of the host product, the transmitter shall be placed in the

receive or idle mode. If that isn’t possible the radio should be passive (preferred) and/or active

scanning, and thus not turned off. In addition, the host product should be setup to ensure there

is activity on the communications BUS of the product (e.g. USB, CAN bus, GPIO) to ensure

unintentional radiator circuitry is enabled.

The product may operate in normal mode when the radio needs to be in a transmit mode. When

the radio is turned on and attempting to pair it will continue to transmit. This mode may be used

for testing that requires the module to be transmitting.

For testing that require the radio to be in receive or idle mode, the device will need to be

configured as a slave device. In this mode the radio will be in passive scanning mode. For host

products that cannot be configured as slave devices test firmware would need to be used to

obtain this operational mode.

10 Additional Testing, Part 15 Subpart B disclaimer

The modular transmitter is only FCC authorized for the specific rules in the grant. The host

product must still comply to any other FCC rules not covered by the modular transmitter grant

of certification. If the host product is already Part 15 Subpart B compliant without the module,

the host product will still require Part 15 Subpart B compliance testing with the modular

transmitter installed.