Decide whether a China connected-device launch needs telecom network access permission, radio model approval, micro-power treatment, mobile-terminal app controls, or several routes in parallel.
Use the timeline for fixed legal dates, then follow the grouped guides for scope, approval evidence, release and change control.
MIIT controls telecom equipment network access and national radio-equipment rules; provincial radio authorities handle the station licences triggered by specified deployments. Start with the finished model's public-network functions, radio bands and antenna, deployment environment, operating system and preinstalled apps. Check the current equipment catalogue and later MIIT reforms instead of assuming every connected product follows the same approval route.
Separate rule commencement and historical transition dates from model-specific application, certificate-expiry, renewal and product-change dates.
Start with the launch workflow and requirements map. Then open the approval, radio, software, evidence or deadline guide that matches the finished model.
Classify the finished model and identify every applicable route before arranging tests.
Confirm catalogue scope, applicant, application evidence, timing, marking and lifecycle duties.
Separate ordinary model approval, band-specific controls and catalogue-based micro-power treatment.
Review preinstalled-app governance, user information, consent, removal and build consistency.
Calendar model-specific deadlines, understand supported enforcement consequences and answer focused route questions.
Sorena AI turns China network-access, radio and mobile-terminal software requirements into model-specific decisions, evidence records, owners and change reviews.
