Specifications
Table Of Contents
- Revision History
- 1 Overview
- 2 DC and RF Characteristics
- 3 Electrical Interface
- 4 Safety Considerations
- 5 Regulatory Considerations
- 6 Installation of TRN-2013 Board
- 7 Provisioning
- Appendix A RF Test Mode Interface
- A.1 Normal Operating Mode 0
- A.2 Non-Persistent Idle / Factory Test Mode 1
- A.3 Persistent Idle / Factory Test Mode 2
- A.4 Non-Persistent Node RF Test Mode 3
- A.5 Persistent Node RF Test Mode 4
- A.6 Non-Persistent Manufacturing Cal Mode 5
- A.7 Persistent Manufacturing Cal Mode 6
- A.8 Non-Persistent Meter Diagnostic Mode (Not Yet Implemented)
- A.9 Setting eMCM to Test Mode 1 - Non-Persistent Idle Factory Test Mode
- A.10 Setting eMCM to Test Mode 2 - Persistent Idle Factory Test Mode
- A.11 Setting eMCM to Test Mode 3 - Non-Persistent RF Test Mode
- A.12 Setting eMCM to Test Mode 4 - Persistent RF Test Mode
- Appendix B REACH Compliance Statements
- Appendix C Abbreviations and Terms
- Appendix D TRN-2013 Mechanical Drawing and Schematics
TRN-2013 Integration Specification Regulatory Considerations
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5.3 EMC Certifications
The TRN-2013 is designed to meet regulations for world-wide use. It has EMC modular approval
certifications in the United States and Canada. These certifications allow the TRN-2013 to be
installed in any final product and only Unintentional Radiator testing is required for the final
product. This saves cost and time for System Integrators. The certifications currently achieved
are listed in the following table. Other countries will vary.
Table 6. TRN-2013 EMC Compliance Certifications
Country Certifying Agency Requirement Documents or Paragraph
United States Federal
Communications
Commission (FCC)
15.207 for power-line conducted emissions.
15.215 for TX 20dB bandwidth
15.247 for RF TX 6dB bandwidth, power,
conducted and radiated emissions.
Canada Industry Canada (IC)
RSS210e includes FCC tests and IC-specific
tests (RX radiated emissions, 99% BW).
The Grants issued by their respective governments for TRN-2013 are available to System
Integrators to ensure that the product has been certified. For more information about these
documents, see the list of documents referenced in section 1.2.
The integrator of the final product is often required to do additional compliance tests. The
integration application and market will determine the specifics. The integrator is advised to
consult with local experts in compliance certifications for complete information.
FCC
The TRN-2013 is Single-Modular Certified, therefore the final product may only need Class B
unintentional radiator and power-line conducted emissions tests. This should be done with
the actual production antenna.
Other countries will vary.
5.4 FCC Warnings
This device complies with part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
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.