Azalea MSR2000 Installation Guide
Japan VCCI Mark
Japan's VCCI Mark (Voluntary Control Council for Interference by
Information Technology Equipment) is administered by VCCI for information
technology equipment (ITE) sold in Japan. VCCI requirements are EMC only and
based entirely on CISPR 22. The VCCI Mark is voluntary, although most ITE
equipment sold in Japan show the VCCI Mark. Product quality is a perception gained
by displaying the VCCI Mark.
Products accepted by the VCCI will have the right to display a proper VCCI label. The
label for Class A products consists of a statement that the product has met VCCI
requirements for RF emissions, whereas, Class B products only need to display a
simple label.
European CE Mark
The CE Mark is not a quality mark, but rather a symbol that indicates
conformity to the legal requirements of the European Union (EU) Directive with
respect to safety, health, environment, and consumer protection. All products offered
for sale anywhere within the EU must have the mark or they cannot be sold.
The CE mark states that conformity must be achieved by meeting emission
standards, both radiated and conducted, and immunity standards consisting of radio
frequency radiated and conducted susceptibility, electrostatic discharge, power line
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surges and fast transients, voltage dips and interruptions, and power frequency
magnetic field.
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