Acceptance Testing and Cooperative Testing Sample Clauses

Acceptance Testing and Cooperative Testing. 2.1.11.1 Acceptance testing and cooperative testing will be provided as appropriate to establish that the Loop meets the standards set forth in TR73600. For Loop turn- up involving Order Coordination, AT&T will attempt to contact Xxxxx via a toll free number. If the CLEC cannot be reached on the due date, the order will be placed in Missed Appointment status for Customer Not Ready. 2.1.11.2 AT&T will dispatch a technician to provide normal acceptance testing on Loops agreed to between AT&T and Covad where a dispatch is required to provision the Loop. Normal acceptance testing includes: Placing a short on the tip and ring conductors, listening for tone, and placing a ground on tip and ring. AT&T will call Covad with the technician on the line to perform the above mentioned tests and Covad will within fifteen (15) minutes begin testing with the technician. The AT&T technician will test with Covad for a period not to exceed fifteen (15) minutes. Testing not considered to be normal acceptance testing as outlined above may be performed by AT&T, if requested by Xxxxx. AT&T will charge and Covad will pay for additional acceptance testing, by paying additional acceptance charges as outlined xxx XXX Xx. 0 Xxxxxx. AT&T shall deliver Loops which perform according to the characteristics of TR73600 for the particular Loop ordered. 2.1.11.3 Upon delivery of the Loop AT&T will contact Covad via a toll free number to provide notification of the completion of the Loop and where required, provide acceptance testing as provided for in this Agreement. The AT&T technician will dedicate twenty (20) minutes from initiating contact to completing the testing on the Loop. 2.1.11.4 If Covad is not available to perform acceptance testing within fifteen (15) minutes of AT&T’s attempt to contact Xxxxx, the order will be placed into the Missed Appointment status for Customer Not Ready, and appropriate charges will apply. [ 2.1.11.5 Covad may request a vendor meet at the frame for joint testing as set forth at AT&T’s Interconnection web site.
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Acceptance Testing and Cooperative Testing. 2.11.3.1. BellSouth will dispatch a technician to provide a short on the loop to allow Birch to test the loop in any manner they require. Normal acceptance testing is not billable in those instances where a new Loop is being installed and where BellSouth determines a dispatch is required. Xxxxx may request a dispatch to perform testing that BellSouth determines is not required for provisioning the service but will be charged for additional labor and or additional cooperative acceptance testing as outlined in the FCC #1 tariff. BellSouth and Xxxxx will mutually agree on a scheduled date and time for this additional testing to occur. BellSouth will call Birch with the technician on the line to perform the above mentioned tests and Birch will within 15 minutes begin testing with the technician. If the above testing does not require additional charges as provided for in this paragraph, the BellSouth technician will not test with Birch for a period to exceed 15 minutes or unless agreed to by BellSouth without occurring additional charges as outlined in FCC tariff #1. BellSouth shall only be obligated to maintain copper continuity and provide balance relative to tip and ring on the loop or as outlined in TR73600 for the loop being provisioned or as provided for in Attachment 2 of this agreement including but not limited to “Loop Modification.” 2.11.3.2. BellSouth and Xxxxx agree to implement Acceptance Testing as provided for in this attachment during the provisioning cycle for xDSL loop delivery. When BellSouth provides High Frequency Spectrum, continuity is generally assumed as BellSouth retail POTS service is operating at the time of the order. Therefore, acceptance testing is unnecessary. Generally, BellSouth would not dispatch to provision High Frequency Spectrum, thus would not have a technician at the customer site to perform an acceptance test. 2.11.3.3. Upon delivery of the loop BellSouth will contact Xxxxx via a toll free number to provide notification of the completion of the loop and where required, provide acceptance testing as provided for in this agreement. 2.11.3.4. Birch may provide BellSouth with a confirmation number signifying the acceptance of the loop by Xxxxx. 2.11.3.5. If Xxxxx is not available to perform acceptance testing at the time of loop turn up by BellSouth then Birch may request and BellSouth, if mutually agreed to, will require the BellSouth technician to standby. Xxxxx would then be required to pay standby charges as provided fo...
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