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Find a manual with an FCC ID.

An FCC ID can help identify a wireless device when the retail brand or model is unclear. Search the complete identifier, then compare the resulting product and manual with your device.

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Use these checks to narrow the results and find instructions that apply to your product.

FCC: equipment identifiers and grantee codes ↗

  1. Copy the complete FCC ID

    Look for the identifier printed after “FCC ID” on the label, packaging, or regulatory information screen. Preserve its letters, numbers, and punctuation. A general FCC logo is different from a complete FCC ID.

  2. Search and compare the record

    Try the full identifier in manual search. The FCC’s equipment authorization search is another source for checking identification records. Compare the applicant, model details, and available exhibits with your device.

  3. Check which device the instructions cover

    A label may identify an internal radio module. Confirm that the manual covers the finished product you want to use, including its controls and functions, before following setup instructions.

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These are examples from the library. Check the model and document contents before using any instructions.

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FCC ID 2BFW7-SDF MIDI SDF Cellular Platform Owner’s Manual

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Globe GE50201A Electric Company FCC ID User Manual

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Naturelink PBLN51822PBL 51822 RF Module FCC ID User Manual

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Universal Comcast Xfinity XR15 Remote

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Is FCC ID a product brand?

An FCC ID is an equipment identifier used in the FCC equipment authorization system. Search its full value and compare the associated product information; the words “FCC ID” alone are not a model name.

Can an FCC ID help when I do not know the brand?

It can provide another identification clue. Compare the model, applicant, label, and product details from the record with the actual device.

Why does a search show a module instead of my product?

Some finished products contain a separately identified radio module. Its documentation may describe the module rather than the controls and operation of the complete product.

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