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12dbsinad
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Thanks. Is the APX 8000XE compliant with a "sleeve"?
I don’t believe any “sleeve” exists.
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Yeah I thought so. I heard M was making (or in the process of) a sleeve for the 8000. Heard this from more than 1 source but could not find any info about it. Thanks for the info.
I’m not positive, but I don’t think you can “modify” an existing device to make it compliant.
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But I didn't ask google
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Yeah, agreed. That's why I asked the question, figured someone here would know even if it was not online yet. Probably just a bunch of BS.
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There's a certification process. To be certified it's more than protection - there are specific functions, RSM testing with fault notification, RSM cross-compatibility, and some other things that are required
Thank you Mr. Google, love your search site!!.
That is not a correct statement. The case is optional, as stated on the SEI documentation.
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