Lexmark International Inc M01002 Manual De Usuario
Lexmark international, Inc.
740 New Circle Road
C96L/005-1
Lexington, KY 40550, USA
740 New Circle Road
C96L/005-1
Lexington, KY 40550, USA
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April 29, 2009
Design Guidance Document
For products containing telecom or radio modules.
Labeling and users guide notifications.
Lexmark products may contain one or more modules that have been approved at the module level, by
the FCC and IC. These modules may include (but are not limited to) a fax modem, RFID reader, or
wireless 802.11 LAN card. It is important that the appropriate regulatory information be included in
the product manual and on the product labeling. To ensure that this happens, the following process
must be followed:
the FCC and IC. These modules may include (but are not limited to) a fax modem, RFID reader, or
wireless 802.11 LAN card. It is important that the appropriate regulatory information be included in
the product manual and on the product labeling. To ensure that this happens, the following process
must be followed:
For Product Manuals:
The Lexmark publications team has a template that covers all regulatory notices. When a new users
guide is created this template, in its entirety, is added to the first draft of the users manual. This
manual is then sent to many different teams within Lexmark for review. This review team must
include representatives from product safety, EMC, and telecom regulatory. These groups will be able
to confirm that the appropriate notices are included in the manual based on the products features.
They will also be able to confirm that the notices are still applicable or have been replaced by a newer
notice.
guide is created this template, in its entirety, is added to the first draft of the users manual. This
manual is then sent to many different teams within Lexmark for review. This review team must
include representatives from product safety, EMC, and telecom regulatory. These groups will be able
to confirm that the appropriate notices are included in the manual based on the products features.
They will also be able to confirm that the notices are still applicable or have been replaced by a newer
notice.
For Product labels:
Product labels are a responsibility of each individual product team. When the first draft label is
created, it is done so based on the product it is replacing. This draft label is then sent to product
safety, EMC, and telecom regulatory personnel for review. These teams are then responsible for
ensuring that the appropriate marks and approval numbers are included on the label based on the
features of each particular product.
created, it is done so based on the product it is replacing. This draft label is then sent to product
safety, EMC, and telecom regulatory personnel for review. These teams are then responsible for
ensuring that the appropriate marks and approval numbers are included on the label based on the
features of each particular product.
Mike Klave
Regulatory Engineer
Regulatory Engineer
Lexmark International
740 New Circle Rd
Bldg 005/1 C96L
Lexington, KY 40550
740 New Circle Rd
Bldg 005/1 C96L
Lexington, KY 40550
Tel: +1 (859) 232-3512
E Mail:
E Mail:
klavem@lexmark.com