Category 1b illuminated area for use on a vehicle mounted a registration plate, the size of which is 520 x 120 mm or less (wide plate).
Category 1b. For use at a distance less than or equal to 20 mm from the dipped- beam headlamp and/or the front fog lamp. Reference axis Driving direction Vehicle On and above the H plane for all lamps. Under the H plane for lamps intended for X0,X0, X0 xx X0 category of vehicles 1 The angles shown in these arrangements are correct for devices to be mounted on the right side of the vehicle. The arrows in these diagrams point towards the front of the vehicle. Reference axis
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Category 1b. For use at a distance less than or equal to 20 mm from the dipped- beam headlamp and/or the front fog lamp. Minimum horizontal angles of light distribution in space Front position and front direction indicator lamps. On and above the H plane for all lamps. Under the H plane for lamps intended for X0,X0, X0 xx X0 category vehicles Front position and front direction indicator lamps, Under the H plane for M1 or N1 category vehicles H plane: "horizontal plane going through the reference centre of the lamp" Front end-outline marker lamp (AM) Driving direction Rear end-outline marker lamp (RM1, RM2) Driving direction Rear position and rear direction indicator lamps Rear position and rear direction indicator lamps, Under the H plane for M1 or N1 category vehicles H plane: "horizontal plane going through the reference centre of the lamp" Stop lamps (S1 and S2) Driving direction Stop lamps (S1 and S2), Under the H plane for M1 or N1 category vehicles H plane: "horizontal plane going through the reference centre of the lamp" Stop-lamps (S3, S4) Driving direction Direction Indicators of Categories 5 and 6: Supplementary side direction indicators for use on a vehicle also equipped with categories 1, 1a or 1b and 2a or 2b direction indicators Part B: Minimum angles required for light distribution in space for day time running lamps In all cases, the minimum vertical angles of light distribution in space are 10° above and 5° below the horizontal for DRL devices included in the Regulation. Minimum horizontal angles of light distribution in space:
Category 1b. For use at a distance less than or equal to 20 mm from the dipped- beam headlamp and/or the front fog lamp. Under the H plane for lamps intended to be installed with this plane at a mounting height less than 750 mm above ground H plane: "horizontal plane going through the reference centre of the lamp" Categories 2a and 2b: Direction indicators for the rear of the vehicle Category 2a: Rear direction indicator lamps with steady luminous intensity Category 2b: Rear direction indicator lamps with variable luminous intensity Under the H plane for lamps intended to be installed with this plane at a mounting height less than 750 mm above the ground. Categories 5 and 6: Supplementary side direction indicators for use on a vehicle also equipped with categories 1, 1a or 1b and 2a or 2b direction indicators Annex 2 Communication (Maximum format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)) issued by: Name of Administration: ...................................... ...................................... ...................................... 8 Concerning:9 Approval granted Approval extended Approval refused Approval withdrawn Production definitively discontinued of a type of direction indicator pursuant to UN Regulation No. 6
Category 1b. For use at a distance less than or equal to 20 mm from the dipped- beam headlamp and/or the front fog lamp. Reference axis
Category 1b. Graduate Information Technology Employee (4 or 5 Year Course) Graduate Information Technology Employee (4 or 5 Year Course) shall mean a person who: holds a University Degree with an Information Technology Major (four or five year course) accredited by the Australian Computer Society at professional level; or has sufficient qualifications and experience to be eligible for admission as a Member of the Australian Computer Society. An employee at this level undertakes initial professional tasks of limited scope and complexity, such as minor phases of broader assignments, in office, plant, field or laboratory work. Under supervision from higher level Professional Information Technology Employees as to method of approach and requirements, the employee performs normal professional work and exercises individual judgement and initiative in the application of principles, techniques and methods. In assisting more senior Professional Information Technology Employees by carrying out tasks requiring accuracy and adherence to prescribed methods of professional information technology analysis, design or computation, the employee draws upon advanced techniques and methods learned during and after the undergraduate course. Training, development and experience using a variety of standard procedures, enable the employee to develop increasing professional judgement and apply it progressively to more difficult tasks at Category 2. Decisions are related to tasks performed, relying upon precedent or defined procedures for guidance. Recommendations are related to solution of problems in connection to the tasks performed. Work is reviewed by higher level Professional Information Technology Employees for validity, adequacy, methods and procedures. With professional development and experience, work receives less review, and the employee progressively exercises more individual judgement until the level of competence at Category 2 is achieved. The employee may assign and check work of technical staff assigned to work on a common project.
