Short answer
For network access, identify the public-network connection and match the finished product to MIIT's current equipment directory. A permit or trial approval belongs to the listed telecom model, not automatically to every device containing an approved communications module.
For radio equipment, identify every transmitting function, frequency range, power, antenna and intended use. Radio transmitting equipment generally needs model approval unless a specific rule applies, such as a device that both appears in and complies with the MIIT micro-power short-range equipment catalogue. That exception does not remove product-quality, interference, instruction or other regulatory duties.
- Network access output: directory classification, applicant, test and application file, permit or trial approval, mark and model-change controls.
- Radio equipment output: transmitter and band inventory, technical-rule assessment, model approval or exact micro-power catalogue rationale, and antenna or power-change controls.
- Deployment output: a separate decision based on location, indoor or outdoor use, station type and radiated power.
- Keep the identifiers and approved configurations separate. One approval is not evidence that the other route is satisfied.
Defines the public-network and equipment-directory scope of telecom equipment network access licensing.
Separates equipment model approval from station licensing and states the band-specific equipment, antenna and deployment rules.
Provides the catalogue-based exception from frequency permission, station licensing and equipment model approval, subject to exact catalogue and technical compliance.