FCC certification for nRF51822 based remote control with Gazell

[Witali]

Hi,

I am developing a remote control device (and a receiver) based on the nRF51822 which will use the Gazell protocol. The hardware will be an own design or one of the 3rd party modules which are listed on the Nordic web page. The remote and the receiver will need FCC certification, so the device can be sold in the US.

Is there any Documentation (AppNote, Whitepaper) that describes what is required to pass FCC certification when using the Gazell protocol?

Thank you in advance.

[alfred_1]

Did someone already achieve the FCC certification with the Gazell protocol?

The biggest problem which I see is mentioned in §15.247 -> The system shall hop to channel frequencies that are selected at the system hopping rate from a pseudo randomly ordered list of hopping frequencies. Each frequency must be used equally on the average by each transmitter

Gazell is normally using a fixed channel table. Is it somehow possible to make this table randomly generated?

[ecorm]

The Itvers ITV-R01R Touch Air Remote was granted certification by the FCC back in 2014: fccid.io/2ABLB-ITV-R01R

In the "Operational 2 FHHS" submitted document, it describes how it uses the Gazell protocol.

[ecorm]

Found another FCC-approved produced that references Gazelle; a virtual treadmill: fccid.io/.../Test-Report-2963030