Certification and Guidelines
The design guidelines are our blueprint for the new digital home. Our member companies are using them to drive the growing marketplace of networked devices to greater innovation and increased value for consumers.
The DLNA CERTIFIED™ LogoThe DLNA CERTIFIED™ logo on the product or packaging is your assurance that the product has passed DLNA certification testing and has met all applicable DLNA guidelines for the device class or classes listed. The DLNA CERTIFIED logo is also displayed on a derivative product that has been registered with and approved by DLNA as a legitimate derivative of the original product tested and certified by DLNA. To see product information for every DLNA CERTIFIED device offered to the public, see DLNA CERTIFIED Products. This information includes the Test Certificate that identifies the tested and certified capabilities of the product. Due to the different inherent product characteristics that may exist, a statement called the Interoperability Footnote is used to provide information that will help you understand possible restraints in certain usage scenarios. Primary DLNA CERTIFIED SignatureThe DLNA CERTIFIED logo is for use on products certified by DLNA and product collateral pertaining to the certified products. It is recommended that the DLNA CERTIFIED logo with the ™ be used at all times but is not required when emblazoned on a product. Any DLNA CERTIFIED logo that is not emblazoned on a product must have a ™ notice. The DLNA CERTIFIED logo must be used according to the latest version of DLNA Certification Logo and Messaging Manual. This two-color signature is the preferred signature.
Secondary DLNA CERTIFIED SignaturesSecondary signatures have been created for logo applications on components that have been DLNA CERTIFIED to be applied onto the physical product, packaging and all print material accompanying the packaging.
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