3 Steps to Transfer the Certification for the TI Component to Your Product

You can initiate the transfer without directly involving Texas Instruments with the following steps.

NOTE

The screen shots in this document were correct at the time of publication. Be aware that the Wi-Fi Alliance may modify the certification system web interface in the future.

1. Log into the Wi-Fi Alliance certification system using the following link:

https://certifications.prod.wi-fi.org/member/dashboard

NOTE

Access requires company membership with the Wi-Fi Alliance and also requires that you have established a personal Single Sign On login account.

2. After you log in to the WFA certification system, the next web page shows the status of the certification applications associated with your company. The page will have the format shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Dashboard Page
3. Click the Start New Application button (shown in Figure 1) to get to the page shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Application Options Page
4. Select New Derivative Product Certification. Select Texas Instruments as the source company from the drop-down menu.
5. Select your company as the target for the derivative certification.
6. Select the TI certificate to use as the source for the derivative certification you are requesting.
7. Click the Next Step button to view the pop-up window shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Acknowledge Page
8. Accept the confidentiality acknowledgment pop-up.
9. You will then be taken through a series of pages where you will provide information about your system. The first page allows you to enter basic information about your product. It also requests that a vulnerability test report should be attached to prove a security vulnerability test has been run. Suitable report files can be downloaded from the Texas Instruments web site link: http://www.ti.com/tool/simplelink-cc3xxx-certification.

Download the zip file containing the Texas Instruments vulnerability test reports. The zip file contains several vulnerability reports. Select the report that matches the Texas Instruments certification that you are transferring to your product. The mapping between Texas Instruments certifications and vulnerability reports is shown in Table 3.

Table 3. Texas Instruments Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Products

Company	Model	WFA Certificate ID	Vulnerability Report
Texas Instruments	CC3100 (physical chip)	WFA56245	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3100.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3200 (physical chip)	WFA56257	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3200.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3100MOD (physical module)	WFA56525	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3100.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3200MOD (physical module)	WFA56530	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3200.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3120 (physical chip) also applies to CC3120MOD (physical module)	WFA70372	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3120.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3220 (physical chip) Also applies to CC3220SMOD, CC3220SFMOD, CC3235SMODA and CC3235SFMODA (physical modules)	WFA70373	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3220.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3135 (physical chip) Also applies to CC3135MOD (physical module)	WFA77563	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3135.xlsx
Texas Instruments	CC3235x (physical chip) Also applies to CC3220SMOD, CC3220SFMOD, CC3235SMODA and CC3235SFMODA (physical modules)	WFA77566	KeyReinstallationVulnerabilityDetection_TestResultSpreadsheet_CC3235.xlsx

10. Upload the vulnerability report that you have selected by way of the following Wi-Fi Alliance certification product information form (see Figure 4).

Figure 4. Product Information Page
11. The page shown in Figure 5 allows you to describe your product designation.
Figure 5. Product Designator Page

After completing the product information and designation pages, you will be given an opportunity to review your overall application and then you will pay the certification transfer fee.

Wi-Fi Alliance staff will then review your application, and if everything is in order, they will grant the derivative certification. After the certification is granted, you will be allowed to apply the relevant Wi-Fi Alliance logo to your product (see Figure 6), and a certification will be listed under your company name in the Wi-Fi Alliance certification database.

For details regarding use of the Wi-Fi Alliance logos (a membership with the Wi-Fi Alliance is required to log into the logo page), see https://www.wi-fi.org/members/logo_download.