From: Joao P. <joa...@do...> - 2005-09-23 11:57:11
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Hi, I'm from Europe (Portugal) and i know that some equipments (all?) will require a license to be used in Europe, this is usually represented by a small "CE" sign in the box and documentation. Besides that, we have license requirements for radio frequency emiting devices. How does the gumstix with bluetooth handle this 2 situations? Are gumstix devices already licensed in Europe, and BlueTooth as well? Thankx, Joao Pereira |
From: <rs...@se...> - 2005-09-23 14:23:14
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Hello Jo=E3o, On Fri, Sep 23, 2005 at 12:56:56PM +0100, Joao Pereira wrote: > Hi, > I'm from Europe (Portugal) and i know that some equipments (all?) will=20 Hey, me too! > require a > license to be used in Europe, this is usually represented by a small=20 > "CE" sign in the box and documentation. I must admit I didn't notice the CE mark on mine, but then again, I haven't searched. I assume they are FCC certified tho, shouldn't be complicated to get CE certified. > Besides that, we have license requirements for radio frequency emiting=20 > devices. I believe bluetooth uses unlicensed spectrum at very low power, shouldn't be an issue (consider all those wireless head sets for mobile phones) Regards, rjs |