R&Tte Directive - Bosch TPA 200 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Liability
All data in this program is based - where pos-
sible - on manufacturer and importer details.
Bosch does not accept liability for the correct-
ness and completeness of software and data;
liability for damage caused by faulty software
and data is ruled out. Whatever the event, Bosch
liability is restricted to the amount for which
the customer actually pays for this product. This
disclaimer of liability does not apply to damages
caused by intent or gross negligence on the part
of Bosch.
Warranty
Any use of non-approved hardware and software
will result in a modification to our product and
thus to exclusion of any liability and warranty,
even if the hardware or software has in the mean-
time been removed or deleted.
No changes may be made to our products. Our
products may only be used in combination with
original accessories and original service parts.
Failing to do so, will render null and void all war-
ranty claims.
2.2 R&TTE Directive
The TPA 200 is a class 1 wireless device (R&TTE
1999/5/EC) approved for use in Europe.
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In non-European countries the corresponding
national regulations on the operation of wire-
less devices in the 2.4 GHz frequency band
must be heeded (e.g. WLAN or Bluetooth).
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2.3 Important information regard-
ing Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a wireless connection in the un-
licensed 2.4 Ghz-ISM-Band (ISM: Industrial,
Scientific, Medical). This frequency range is not
subject to any governmental laws and may be
used in most countries without a license. This
results in many applications and devices trans-
mitting on this frequency band however. This
can cause frequency interference between these
devices.
Depending on the environmental conditions,
disturbance can occur in the Bluetooth connec-
tion, e. g. in WLAN connections (WLAN: Wire-
less Local Area Network), wireless telephones,
radio-controlled thermometers, radio-controlled
garage door openers, radio-controlled light
switches or radio-controlled alarm systems.
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Bluetooth can lead to interference in the
bandwidth of the WLAN-network. The anten-
nas of Bluetooth and WLAN devices should
be positioned at least 30 centimeters apart.
Bluetooth-USB adapters and WLAN must not
be placed in adjacent USB sockets in the PC/
Laptop. A USB extension cable (special ac-
cessories) should be used to ensure that the
Bluetooth-USB adapter is separate from the
WLAN stick.
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Generally, people who wear a pacemaker or
other essential electronic device should ex-
ercise extreme caution when using wireless
technology, as it may impair the function of
their particular device.
Robert Bosch GmbH