The Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) has published an update that impacts a broad spectrum of license-exempt radio apparatus in Canada. The newly published Radio Standards Specification RSS-210, Issue 11, addresses Category I Equipment, a critical segment for numerous industries.
What’s New in RSS-210, Issue 11?
1. Broadened Equipment Scope:
The updated standard now includes certification requirements for a diverse array of devices including:
- Momentarily operated and remote control devices
- Medical telemetry and auditory assistance devices
- Tracking and law enforcement tools
- Family Radio Service (FRS), General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS), and GMRS-Modified (GMRS-M)
- Field disturbance sensors and speed radars
- Wireless microphones and vehicle identification systems
- Fixed point-to-point systems, high-capacity communication devices
- Radars operating in the 57-71 GHz band
- Wideband devices
2. Introduction of New Radar Limits and Bands:
One of the standout changes in Issue 11 is the introduction of new radar operational limits and bands, specifically within the 57-71 GHz range. This adjustment is poised to open up new opportunities and enhance the performance of existing technologies.
3. Inclusion of Wireless Multi channel Audio Systems (WMAS):
The inclusion of WMAS addresses the need for advanced digital microphone technologies, facilitating improved audio solutions across various applications.
4. Enhanced Clarity in Documentation:
A thorough revision has been undertaken to enhance the clarity and readability of the document. This effort makes it easier for manufacturers, developers, and stakeholders to understand and comply with the specifications.
Compliance with the revised standards ensures continued operational excellence and adherence to national regulations.
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