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Aura and Chroma label Installation Guide

Document Number:

550-0020-01

Date:

May 2014

1 Change History

2 Table of Contents

1 Change History ___________________________________________________________ 1

2 Table of Contents__________________________________________________________ 1

3 Label shelf installation _____________________________________________________ 2

3.1 Aura and Chroma mounting position _____________________________________________ 2

3.2 Aura and Chroma mounting orientation. __________________________________________ 2

3.3 Aura and Chroma fixing angle. _________________________________________________ 2

4 Low temperature label variant deployment _____________________________________ 2

5 FCC Warning Statement ____________________________________________________ 3

6 Radio Equipment – Canadian Warning Statements ______________________________ 3

Date

Version

Author

Changes

28May2014

Created for Aura and Chroma Ranges

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Aura and Chroma label Installation Guide Document Number: Date: 550-0020-01 28th May 2014 Change History 1 Date Version 28May2014 01 Author Changes SC Created for Aura and Chroma Ranges Table of Contents 2 1 Change History ___________________________________________________________ 1 2 Table of Contents__________________________________________________________ 1 3 Label shelf installation _____________________________________________________ 2 3.
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3 Label shelf installation 3.1 Aura and Chroma mounting position The label should be mounted to the shelf edge using a shelf rail, available through Displaydata’s Fixtures & Fittings partners. It should not be mounted directly to a metal surface. 3.2 Aura and Chroma mounting orientation. The label should be mounted with the display aligned horizontally along the shelf edge with the front bar code on the left-hand side. 3.3 Aura and Chroma fixing angle.
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5 FCC Warning Statement   These devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance.