KO PROPO QH9R15MOD EVO Double Receiver Instructions

: June 24, 2024
: KO PROPO

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KO PROPO QH9R15MOD EVO Double Receiver
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
Test Plan for each specific host
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KO PROPO QH9R15MOD EVO Double Receiver

Product Information

Specifications

Manufacturer: Kondo Kagaku Co., Ltd.
Model: Wireless Module Antenna
Voltage Regulation: DC-DC with 3.3V output
Compliance: FCC Part 15.249 C2PC

Product Usage Instructions

Installation

Ensure the host configuration complies with FCC regulations.
Integrate the wireless module into the host, ensuring proper voltage regulation at 3.3V.
Do not modify the wireless module antenna as it is fixed and any changes require FCC approval.

Testing

Confirm the continued compliance of the module with FCC Part 15.249 standards.
Conduct radiated tests to check for any parasitic emissions or non-compliant signals.
If any issues are detected, investigate and resolve them before proceeding.

Compliance
The host manufacturer is responsible for ensuring compliance with all FCC rules applicable to the host product.

FAQ

Q: Can the wireless module antenna be changed?
A: No, any changes to the antenna require FCC Class II Permissive Change approval.
Q: Who is responsible for FCC compliance of the host product?
A: The host product manufacturer is responsible for compliance with all FCC rules not covered by the modular transmitter grant of certification.

Test Plan for each specific host

This Module without the RF shielding and Voltage regulation
FCC CLAS II Permissive Change is needed for each new host configuration by the Grantee of KONDO KAGAKY CO.,LTD. (Grantee Code QH9).
Grantee (responsible party): Kondo Kagaku Co., Ltd.
Address: 17-7 Higashi – Nippori 4 chome, Arakawa-Ku, Tokyo, Japan
Contact: Katsuhisa Nakazono
Mail: katsu@kopropo.co.jp
FRN: 0007358112

This limit wireless module antenna cannot be changed and that any change will require FCC Class II Permissive Change.
This limit wireless module installed in a new host needed to comply with FCC Part 15.249 C2PC shall comply the following requirement:

Confirm and document the continued compliance for the fundamentals under FCC Part 15.249 granted for the module.
Confirm and demonstrate with the radiated test that no additional parasitic, non-compliant emissions exist due to ingress (parasitic oscillations, radiation of stray signals within a host, etc.), are present.
DC-DC Voltage regulation with 3.3V output must be integrated in the host as the module power supply.

The transmitter’s power is measured as field strength, if the C2PC permissive change investigation indicates that the module’s power has increased from the original filing test report, the manufacturer, lab, and TCB must investigate to determine if the initial module tested in a standalone module was improperly granted. The module may require a new FCC ID. An inquiry maybe submitted to review a specific case, but the PC can only be granted once the issue is resolved.
The host product manufacturer is responsible for compliance to any other FCC rules that apply to the host not covered by the modular transmitter grant of certification.
And co-located with other transmitter is not permitted except the module grantee (Kondo Kagaku Co., Ltd.) performed the C2PC filing for each co- location.