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Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. StructureScan™ Mini XT
Manual
MN 70-813 Rev E 57
Appendix E: Labeling
The exterior caution and warning labels are reprinted here in order to comply with various international
regulations. Please contact GSSI if your labels have worn off and you require a replacement.
FCC ID and Canadian ICES-003
This label is affixed to the bottom plate of a StructureScan Mini XT systems and contains the following
information:
FCC ID:
The US Federal Communications Commission requires all domestic United States users to
register their equipment with the FCC. You should print, fill out, and submit to the FCC the registration
form found at the beginning of this document. Failure to do so constitutes a violation of FCC laws.
ICES-003:
The Canadian government requires that the Mini XT pass emission testing in much the same
manner as the FCC. The Mini XT ID number is presented here in case Canadian users need to prove that
the Mini XT conforms to Canadian government emission regulations.
FDA:
The use of lasers in this product is governed by the US Food and Drug Administration. The
StructureScan Mini XT conforms to FDA Laser Notice No. 50.
WiFi Antenna FCC/IC ID:
The Mini XT also contains a WiFi antenna. This is governed under a separate
FCC/IC ID number. This is listed here.
Laser Warnings
The Mini XT has four (4) laser caution labels. The top one at the right is
affixed at each of the three laser aperture. Take care not to stare directly
into the laser beam.
The bottom label at the right is affixed behind the left rear wheel and is meant
to be visible when the Mini XT is opened for service. This cautions the repair
technician that Class 2 laser light may be emitted when the Mini XT housing is
opened.