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| Date Submitted | 1999-08-17 00:00:00 |
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| Creation Date | 2001-05-30 21:42:34 |
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| Document Title | 8 |
FCC ID: KA324WAN2 Page 27(i) The AB400-E features software codet'cloped “llh Ctsco Systems, Inc. Cisco S) stems requires that the folio“ mg disclaimer be furnished with Selectek products that are codexeloped with Cisco Systems, lnc: Cisco Systems. Inc, makes no representations or warranties with respect to any AIRLAN product, and specifically disclaims any express or implied “arranties for any particular purpose. Further. Cisco Systems Inc makes no representations or “arrtinties uith respect to the contents or use ofthis manual, and specifically di aims any express or implied “mantles ofnierchantability or fitness for any particular purpose, Further. Cisco Systems, Inc. reserves the right to make changes to an) and all parts of the (Cisco Systems) product, at any time, without obligation to notify any person or entity ofsuch changes The AB400-E operates in the 2 4 Gl-lz band. complies with the IEEE 803.1D MAC bridging standard and supports SNMP monitoring iflP routing is enabled Federal Communications CommiSSion (FCC) Radio Frequency Interference Statement This de\'ice complies “llh Part 15 MPG: Rules. Operation of this dc\ice is to the following itio conditions. 5th . ' It may not cause harmful interference - It must accept an) interfer . e that may cause undesired operation. Information to the user FCC RF exposure regulations require that a minimum of 30 inches of separation eVlSl between an operating antenna and any person. When installing the antenna, ensure that this clearance is maintained while the product is in operation. This device must he installed and used tn strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. H0\\e\;‘r. there is no guarantee that inter erence to radio Communications will not occur in a particular commercial installation. in case the device does cause harmful interference with an authorized radio sertice the user/operator shall promptly stop operating the de\‘ice until harmful interference has been limited Solectek Corporation is not responsible for my radio or teletision interference caused by unauthorized modification of this dex ice or the substitution or attachment ofconnecting cables and equipment other than specified by Selectek Corporation. The correction of interference caused by such unauthorized mt‘dlfiCdllOl’l. substitution, or attachment “lil be the responsibility of the user Steps for minimizing or eliminating radio and teleiision interference ' Change the channel - Reorient the radio or TV receiiing antenna. - Relocate the computer and bridge unit “uh respect to the receher. - Plug [ht computer and bridge into a different outlet 50 the computer and bridge are on different brunch CeruilS. r_\, you should consult the dealer or an c\pericnced radio/TV vcsttnns You may find the booklet called “H0“ in [1' nc technician for additional 5 SOLECTEK KA324WAN2 PAGE 16
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