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User Guide
iris 350
30
radio
waves
recommended
by
international
guidelines.
These
guidelines
include
safety
margins
designed
to
assure
the
protection
of
all
persons,
regardless
of
age
and
health.
SAR
(specific
absorption
rate)
is
the
unit
of
body
‐
absorbed
RF
quantity
when
the
phone
is
in
use.
SAR
value
is
ascertained
according
to
the
highest
RF
level
generated
during
laboratory
tests.
The
true
SAR
level
during
phone
usage
will
be
far
lower
than
this
level.
The
SAR
value
of
the
phone
may
change
depending
on
factors
such
as
how
close
you
are
to
a
network
tower,
use
of
accessories
and
other
enhancements.
The
highest
SAR
value
of
the
device
is
less
than
1.6
W/kg
averaged
over
1
gm
of
human
tissue.
The
SAR
value
may
differ
depending
on
national
reporting,
testing
requirements
and
the
network
band.
SAR
Recommendations
Use
a
wireless
hands
‐
free
system
(headphone,
headset)
with
a
low
power
Bluetooth
emitter.
Please
keep
your
calls
short
and
use
SMS
whenever
more
convenient.
This
advice
applies
especially
to
children,
adolescents
and
pregnant
women.
Prefer
to
use
your
cell
phone
when
the
signal
quality
is
good.
People
having
active
medical
implants
should
preferably
keep
the
cell
phone
at
least
15
cm
away
from
the
implant.
Maintain
a
preferable
distance
of
15
mm
from
the
device.
Safe
Driving
Do
not
use
the
phone
while
driving.
When
you
have
to
use
the
phone,
please
use
the
personal
hands
‐
free
kit.
Please
do
not
put
the
phone
onto
any
passenger
seat
or
any
place
from
which
it
may
fall
down
in
case
of
vehicular
collision
or
emergency
braking.
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