RoHS Ready ACDC
Manuals and User Guides for RoHS Ready ACDC. We found 1 manuals for free downloads User Guide
Below you will find brief information for Compliance Data Collection Form ACDC. This guide will teach you to set up and use the ACDC Form to generate IPC-1752A Class D (FMD) declaration for your products.
Key Features
Generates IPC-1752A Class D(FMD) outputs
Excel based interface
Versatile and adjustable
Supports import of existing declarations
Includes macros for automation
Provides guidance on data structuring
Offers labor saving methods
Facilitates storage of completed forms
Pages: 5 RoHS Ready ACDC User Guide
Brand: RoHS Ready Category: Office Size: 459 KB
Languages: English
Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
How can I set up the ACDC Form for use?
To set up the form, review the user instructions, enable the Analysis ToolPak-VBA in Excel, and configure settings like Export Signing Certificate Path and Substance Concentration Unit on the Setup tab. On the Business Info tab, define parameters like Template Settings, Format, Language, Sign Exported XML, Legal Statement, Supplier Acceptance, and Supplier information. Ensure you save the form with a descriptive name and remember to make the file name significant.
What are the different tabs in the ACDC Form?
The ACDC Form has tabbed sections for data entry. The Products tab is for product-level data, the SubProducts tab for piece parts, the Homogeneous Materials tab for materials of the piece parts, and the Substances tab for substances present in each material. The form utilizes links between these tabs to ensure the data is correctly connected and structured for generating the declaration.
How do I generate the declaration for my customer?
You have two options for generating the declaration: 1. Send the completed Excel ACDC template to your customer, providing human-readable data. 2. Send the exported HTML file, which is a computer-readable file that your customer can import into their support tools. Choose the option that best suits your customer's needs.
advertisement