RadioConnect RCC0001-00 Point-to-Point transmitter User Manual 51357

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ELECTRONICS
EXHIBIT 4
INSTALLA TION INS TR UCTIONS
RP-1
FCC lD: NFX-RCCOUOl-OD
RF Safety Considerations for Installation of RadioWire Modem
In 1996, the FCC adopted new guidelines for evaluating environmental effects of
RF emissions. The set limits for Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) to RF
energy in the 2.4 GHz band, where the FladioWire Modern operates, is set at 5
mW/cm2 lor Occupational/Controlled Exposures and 1 mW/cm2 tor General
Population/Uncontrolled Exposure. Occupational/Controlled limits apply in
situations where persons are exposed as a consequence ol their employment
provided those persons are fully aware of the potential for exposure and can
exercise control of their exposure. Uncontrolled Exposure applies to situations
where the general public may be exposed and may not be fully aware oi the
potential for exposure or can not exercise control over their exposure.
The RadioWire Modem (RWM) should be installed by competent technical
person who understands the potential for exposure and can exercise proper
judgement during the installation of this product.
Radio Connect Corporation (RCC) recommends that the FiWM be installed in a
location where members of the general population cannot walk into the direct RF
path or touch the antenna. This is necessary both to ensure a reliable
connection and to avoid unnecessary exposure to RF emissions.
RCC recommends that the installation of the RadioWire Equipment is done with
the equipment off to eliminate the risk at unnecessary exposure to RF energy.
When fine tuning the direction at the antenna, keep your RF exposure time to a
minimum it you need to place hands or other body parts in locations listed in the
special cases below. Normal installation of this product is possible without
exposure to RF levels in excess ol MF’E limits for Controlled Exposure.
With installation per FlCC recommendations, the RadioWire Modem does not
generate power density levels in excess of the MPE Limits for General
Population/Uncontrolled Exposure. Be aware of the situations where the limits
for Occupational/Controlled Exposures are approached or exceeded. These are:
‘r Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) limits for Uncontrolled
Exposure is exceeded lor distances closer than 22.4 cm (9 inches)
from the helical antenna within the 35“ beamwidth.
MPE limits for Controlled Exposure is exceeded for distances closer
than 10 cm (4 inches) from the helical antenna within the 35°
beamwidth.
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> MPE limits lor Controlled Exposure can be exceeded in the area
between the reflecting surlace 01 both the 0.6m and 1m dish and the
actively radiating antenna.
"r For the 0.6 meter dish, the MPE limits for Uncontrolled Exposure is
exceeded on the reflecting surface of the dish.
As noted above, RCC recommends that this equipment be installed so these
situations are not generally possible.
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