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Issue
No. 034 | June
10th, 2009
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Summary
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WiMAX
Forum New Certification Testing Item - RRT
RRT, which stands
for Radio Requirement Testing, is a new testing item active from
Aug 1. Members need to conduct this testing for Mobile Stations
for various Mobile WiMAX band classes as listed in WiMAX Forum Mobile
Certification Profile. It combines various regional regulatory requirements
for spectrum mask and spurious emission as it aims to provide an
universal standard. Initially, WiMAX Forum will firstly start RRT
testing for profile M2500T-01(2.5GHz) from Aug 1. (CRSL 7.0)
Bureau Veritas
ADT has rich expriences on RF regulatory testing, and will conduct
RRT testing from now on. top
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Multi-Bandwidth
Profile Guidance
With latest
CRSL 6.2 published, it adds one guideline for multi-bandwidth profile.
Profiles that list more than one bandwidth should be treated as
if they are diffierent profiles per bandwidth. For instance - M2500T-01(2.5GHz)
is treated as two profiles for the purposes of test reduction. For
more details, please contact Bureau Veritas ADT.
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New
exemption list regarding Russian SCRF/GKRCh permission for RF devices
Previously only
Bluetooth version 1.0, Wi-Fi CPE (IEEE802.11b/g) and
RF toys with RF remote were were exempted from applying SCRF
permission. On end of April, the following additional devices have
been included on the list of exempted devices. Therefore, these
devices don't need to apply for SCRF permission.
- 802.11a
- Short
Range devices
- Alarm
devices
Please note
that bluetooth version which uses a few types of modulation techniques
(other than GFSK) is still mandatory for SCRF.
However, all
devices that are not subject to SCRF are now subject to registration
at local RFC (Radio Frequency Center).
Please contact us for details.
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SIRIM
label application online from 1st June
Malaysia RF
authority SIRIM informed that from 1st June 2009 applicants have
to buy SIRIM labels online at EMAS (Electronic Mobile and Access
System). Manual application will no longer be accepted then.
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NTRA
Issues GPS Related Decisions
Egypt National
Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (NTRA) made a decision to
allow the import of cars equipped with GPS and navigation programs
and informed the Customs Authority to act accordingly.
The new rules
also permit the import of GPS-enabled mobile phones, computers and
other devices with civilian applications provided that NTRA authorizes
the type of machines based on its criteria and procedures.
Meanwhile, Automatic
Vehicle Location (AVL) services can only be authorized by NTRA according
to specific regulations and in coordination with the concerned security
authorities. AVL systems are currently tested in trains and ambulances.
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Turkey
EMC DoC requirement
EMC directive
in Declaration of Conformity must refer 2004 directive and the following
information must be on the product or package or on
Turkish User Manual before the Importation:
- The detailed
information regarding Manufacturer (title, address, phone, etc.)
- The detailed
information regarding Importer
- Country of
Origin (i.e. Made in ...)
After July 1st,
products, which will be sent to Turkey without these information
stickers, will not be able to be imported to Turkey. For this reason,
from now on these stickers must be put on the product or package
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EPA
Announces Energy Star label for Computer Servers Version 1.0
On 18 May, 2009,
USA EPA announced Energy Star requirements for computer servers
that will protect the environment and obtain the significant energy
savings. In a word, the computer servers that gain the Energy Star
label will be 30 percent more energy efficient than standard servers.
The benefits
for earning the Energy Star Label as below:
- Efficient
power supplies that generate less waste heat, reducing the need
for excess air conditioning in the facilities where they are housed;
- Improved
power quality, which provides building-wide efficiency benefits;
- Capabilities
to measure real time power use, processor utilization, and air
temperature, which improves manageability and lowers total cost
of ownership;
- Advanced
power management features to save energy across various operating
states; and A power and performance data sheet for purchasers
that standardizes key information on energy performance, features
and other capabilities.
More information
on the new specification and all EPA's data center initiatives:
http://www.energystar.gov/datacenters
Definitions:
Computer Server:
A computer that provides services and manages networked resources
for client devices, e.g., desktop computers, notebook computers,
thin clients, wireless devices, PDAs, IP telephones, other Computer
Servers and other networked devices. Computer Servers are sold through
enterprise channels for use in data centers and office/corporate
environments. Computer Servers are designed to respond to requests
and are primarily accessed via network connections, and not through
direct user input devices such as a keyboard, mouse, etc. In addition,
Computer Servers must have all of the following characteristics:
- Marketed
and sold as a Computer Server;
- Designed
for and listed as supporting Computer Server Operating Systems
(OS) and/or hypervisors, and targeted to run user-installed enterprise
applications;
- Support
for error-correcting code (ECC) and/or buffered memory (including
both buffered DIMMs and buffered on board (BOB) configurations);
- Packaged
and sold with one or more AC-DC or DC-DC power supply(s); and
- All processors
have access to shared system memory and are independently visible
to a single OS or hypervisor.
Effective
Requirements for Qualifying Products:
A. Power
Supply Efficiency Requirements
Efficiency Requirements
for Computer Server Power Supplies
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Power
Supply Type
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Rated
Output Power
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10%
Load
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20%
Load
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50%
Load
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100%
Load
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Multi-Output
(AC-DC & DC-DC)
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All
Output Levels
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N/A
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82%
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85%
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82%
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Single-Output
(AC-DC & DC-DC)
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=<
500 watts
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70%
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82%
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89%
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85%
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>
500 - 1,000 watts
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75%
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85%
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85%
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85%
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>
1,000 watts
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80%
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88%
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92%
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88%
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Power Factor
Requirements for Computer Server Power Supplies
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Power
Supply Type
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Rated
Output Power
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10%
Load
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20%
Load
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50%
Load
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100%
Load
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DC-DC
(All)
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All
Output Levels
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N/A
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N/A
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N/A
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N/A
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AC-DC
Multi-Output
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All
Output Levels
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N/A
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0.80
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0.90
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0.95
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Single-Output
(AC-DC & DC-DC)
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=<
500 watts
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N/A
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0.80
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0.90
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0.95
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>
500 - 1,000 watts
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0.65
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0.80
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0.90
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0.95
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>
1,000 watts
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0.80
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0.90
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0.90
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0.95
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B.
Active Power Requirements
Base Configuration
Idle Power Requirements
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Computer
Server Type
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Idle
Power Limit
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Category
A: Standard Single Installed Processor (1P) Servers
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55.0
watts
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Category
B: Managed Single Installed Processor (1P) Servers
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65.0
watts
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Category
C: Standard Dual Installed Processor (2P) Servers
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100.0
watts
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Category
D: Managed Dual Installed Processor (2P) Servers
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150.0
watts
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Additional Idle
Power Allowances for Extra Components
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System
Characteristic
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Applies
To:
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Additional
Idle Power Allowance
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Additional
Power Supplies
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Power
supplies installed explicitly for power redundancy
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20.0
watts per Power Supply
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Additional
Hard Drives (including solid state drives)
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Installed
hard drives greater than one
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8.0
watts per Hard Drive
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Additional
Memory
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greater
than 4 GB
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2.0
watts per GB
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Additional
I/O Devices
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Installed
Devices greater than two ports of 1 Gbit, onboard Ethernet
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- <
1Gbit: No Allowance
- =
1 Gbit: 2.0 watts / Active Port
- 1
Gbit and < 10 Gbit: 4.0 watts / Active Port
- >=
10 Gbit: 8.0 watts / Active Port
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Tier 1 requirements:
Effective Date May 15, 2009.
Other Information
for Computer Server Version 1.0 please see as link: http://www.energystar.gov/ia/partners/product_specs/program_reqs/computer_server_prog_req.pdf
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Green
Regulation Introduction Seminar: EuP, Energy &REACH
Regional Green
Regulations have become a powerful policy tool these years. They
establish a new trade barrier and raise the pressure on vendor's
operation. The semina will demonstrate EU's EuP and REACH Directives
as well as energy consumption requirements of some countries. We
expect help vendors comply with regulations and market their products
over the word faster through the seminar.
- Organizer:
Bureau Veritas
- Date: Jul.
8th, 2009 (Wed)
- Time: 13:00~17:00
- Venue: Labor
Recreation Center of Hsinchu Science Park, 1st Meeting Room
- Add.: No.
2, Sin-an Rd., Hsinchu City 30016, Taiwan (map
download, parking lot available at the right of the center)
- Fee: free
- Presentation
language: Chinese
- Contact person:
Mr. Wang (+886-3-318-3232 ext. 1622)
- E-mail: ys_wang@adt.com.tw
- Agenda
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Time
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Topic
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Speaker
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13:00-13:20
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Check-in
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13:20-13:30
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Introduction
of Bureau Veritas service
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Jet
Lee
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13:30-15:10
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- Current
status of EuP Directive
- Explanation
of released EuP implementing measures
- Lot
6 standby and off mode
- Simple
STB
- EuP
Lot 7 external power supply
- EuP
Lot 5 TV (draft)
- EuP
compliance assessment, vendor's action and technical documentation
requirements
- EIME
LCA software and environment impact information assessment
- Energy
consumption test (Energystar, CEC, COC, MEPS, EuP)
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Brad
Chen
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15:10-15:25
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Break
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15:25-16:50
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Current
status and action to REACH
- Introduction
and current status of REACH
- Responsibilities
of end product manufacturers
- Action
of end product manufacturers
- BV
Solution
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Yuhua
Lai
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16:50-17:00
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Q&A
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Agenda
download (Chinese)
Registration
form download (Chinese)
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