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Description:
we provide a BLE 20737s module to be as master on electric machine, like air-cleaner.
It also receive the sensor value broadcasting from other end-device(slave).
Our customer takes their air-cleaner to do the RF interference test(SGS RF);
it fails at 2.4G RF test but other frequencies are ok.
Coz BLE is operating on 2.4G band, if trying this 2.4G co-channel noise test, is it a correct test to test on 20737s
or we need to avoid this same band BLE4.0 test; i know 737s is low-energy power and it should have error packet
received in Rx path of master module. Is my idea right or if no, how to pass this test case or Cypress has
also that kind of test-report or not???
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I am not familiar with SGS RF, but if the air-cleaner is now equipped with a RF module (737S) operating in the 2.4 GHz band, then I would reasonably expect the test-house to acknowledge and exempt/waive the product (air-cleaner) for this frequency band.
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Representatives from Alltek will be assisting you on this matter.