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Regulation 6(2)
1. The technical documentation shall render the design, manufacture and operation of the meter measuring system intelligible and shall permit an assessment of its conformity with the appropriate requirements of these Regulations.U.K.
2. The technical documentation shall be sufficiently detailed to ensure—U.K.
(a)the definition of the metrological characteristics;
(b)the reproducibility of the metrological performances of produced instruments when properly adjusted using appropriate intended means; and
(c)the integrity of the instrument.
3. The technical documentation shall include insofar as relevant for assessment and identification of the type and/or instrument—U.K.
(a)a general description of the instrument;
(b)conceptual design and manufacturing drawings and plans of components and circuits;
(c)manufacturing procedures to ensure consistent production;
(d)if applicable, a description of the electronic devices with drawings, diagrams, flow diagrams of the logic and general software information explaining their characteristics and operation;
(e)descriptions and explanations necessary for the understanding of sub-paragraphs (b), (c) and (d), including the operation of the instrument;
(f)a list of the relevant national standards and/or relevant normative documents, applied in full or in part;
(g)descriptions of the solutions adopted to meet the essential requirements where the relevant national standards and/or relevant normative documents have not been applied;
(h)results of design calculations and examinations;
(i)the appropriate test results, where necessary, to demonstrate that the type and/or instrument is compliant with the requirements of these Regulations under declared rated operating conditions and under specified environmental disturbances and with the durability specifications; and
(j)the EC-type examination certificates or EC design examination certificates in respect of instruments containing parts identical to those in the design.
4. The manufacturer shall specify where seals and markings have been applied.U.K.
5. The manufacturer shall indicate the conditions for compatibility with interfaces where relevant.U.K.
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