ARRI agreed to pay $80,000 to the U.S. Treasury...
ARRI agreed to pay $80,000 to the U.S. Treasury and implement a three-year compliance plan to end an FCC investigation of charges the company unlawfully marketed digital cameras and wireless accessories in America before they were certified by the commission.…
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FCC rules are designed to assure that such devices don’t cause interference to other spectrum users, said an order Tuesday from the Enforcement Bureau (http://bit.ly/1lBHJoa). “These rules protect consumers by requiring manufacturers to label these devices properly and provide necessary information in user manuals so that consumers operate the devices in a compliant manner.” The Munich-based firm makes professional motion picture equipment. It had no immediate comment.