Sar Information; Hearing Aids; Other Medical Devices - DOPOD S300 User Manual

equipments, in order to comply with required operations, and for the safety
of the person, we recommend the user to stay away from the antenna while
using the device.

SAR Information

• SAR Value:
0.332 mW/g @ 10g (Taiwan)
0.356 mW/g @ 10g (CE)
Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Safety
Information
Pacemaker
The Medical Equipment Industry Association recommends that: when
using the handheld wireless phone, maintain at least a 6-inch distance
to avoid the potential risk of interference with the pacemaker. The
contents of these recommendations and other independent research are
A
identical to those suggested by the wireless technology research units.
Pacemaker users:
• When the phone is on, the phone should be kept at least a 6-inch
distance from the pacemaker.
• Do not place the phone in front pocket of the shirt.
• In order to limit potential interference with the pacemaker, use the ear
that is at the opposite side from the pacemaker to answer the phone. If
you notice any interference, please turn the phone off immediately.

Hearing Aids

Some digital wireless phones may interfere with certain hearing aids.
Should these types of situations occur, please contact your service
provider or call the customer service hotline to discuss other replacement
solutions.

Other Medical Devices

If you are using any other personal medical devices, please consult with
the device manufacturer(s) to understand if these devices take measures
to block out external radio frequencies.
Your physician can assist you in obtaining this information. Please follow
the regulations when being requested to turn off your phone in places
such as hospitals. Hospitals and medical centers may be in use of
362
medical equipments that are sensitive to outside radio frequencies.
appendix.indd 362 2006/5/16 04:05:51