B
6.1.1.2 Tests
CISPR test methods shall be used, with the clarifications and exceptions specified in a), b), and c) below.
b) * Subsystems
Compliance with the requirements of CISPR 11 may be demonstrated by testing each subsystem of an ME SYSTEM, provided that normal operating conditions are simulated.
When ME EQUIPMENT is being evaluated that interacts with other equipment to form an ME SYSTEM, then the evaluation may be carried out using either additional equipment to represent the total ME SYSTEM or with the use of simulators.
CISPR test methods shall be used, with the clarifications and exceptions specified in a), b), and c) below.
b) * Subsystems
Compliance with the requirements of CISPR 11 may be demonstrated by testing each subsystem of an ME SYSTEM, provided that normal operating conditions are simulated.
When ME EQUIPMENT is being evaluated that interacts with other equipment to form an ME SYSTEM, then the evaluation may be carried out using either additional equipment to represent the total ME SYSTEM or with the use of simulators.
The problem is, we do not provide a second monitor. So, do we need to attach a monitor to this VGA port to perform EMC?
In my experience this would mean any monitor other than the one utilized would fall into the category of IFU statements saying, "Any use of this equipment in ways other than those described in this document/testing configuration may result in EMC compliance issues."
How does one handle this situation? Wouldn't this be similar to having a USB port that allows the user to attach/supply their own USB Hub, Thumbdrive, Keyboard, Mouse.. whatever. You can show you have a port but you can't show what's attached in every possible configuration.