1. Purpose

This document provides standardized instructions for locating the FCC ID on hardware units, including tablets and other consumer electronic devices. The FCC ID is required for regulatory verification, certification tracking, and compliance audits.

2. Scope

These instructions apply to all devices subject to FCC regulations, including but not limited to:

• Tablets
• Embedded wireless devices
• Consumer electronics with radio transmitters

3. FCC ID Overview

The FCC ID is a unique identifier assigned to a device registered with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. It is used to:

• Verify device compliance
• Access certification documents
• Identify radio modules within a product

4. Locating the FCC ID

4.1 Standard Units

The FCC ID is typically located on the marking label affixed to the device housing.

• Location: Bottom or underside of the unit
• Label contents: FCC ID, model number, regulatory symbols, and safety markings
• Appearance: Printed, etched, or laser-marked

4.2 Tablet Devices

For many tablets, the FCC ID is not externally visible and is located under the battery compartment.

1. Power off the device.
2. Remove the back cover.
3. Remove the battery.
4. Inspect the internal marking label for the FCC ID.

5. Examples of FCC ID Label Placement

• Bottom enclosure label
• Internal battery compartment label
• Rear housing regulatory panel

6. Troubleshooting

If the FCC ID cannot be located, try the following:

• Check the product’s user manual.
• Inspect the packaging for regulatory markings.
• Consult the manufacturer’s compliance documentation.