Cable Modem Service Sample Clauses

Cable Modem Service. (A) The Franchisee shall offer to provide, at the County’s option, data- over-cable services through its business-oriented cable modem service to the locations so designated in Appendix 1. (B) The Franchisee shall initially offer to provide a minimum downstream transfer rate of 256 Kbps and an upstream transfer rate of between 128 Kbps and 256 Kbps to each location connected to the cable modem service. The County may request and obtain a higher transfer rate service from the Franchisee up to the maximum transfer rates provided by the Franchisee at any time during the term of the Franchise. (C) The cable modem service shall meet the following parameters at each site connected: (i) Noise, Distortion and Other Performance Parameters (Downstream) – Under worst-case channel loading (including both analog and digital signals) the performance for the downstream connections shall always meet or exceed FCC performance specifications as contained in 47 CFR, Part 76, for noise, distortion and other applicable parameters. (ii) Noise, Distortion and Other Performance Parameters (Upstream) – Under worst-case channel loading (including both analog and digital signals) the performance of the upstream connections shall always meet or be better than manufacturer’s recommended specifications for cable modems, cable modem termination systems and other equipment employed by the Franchisee and the County to successfully provide data-over-cable services for the County’s use. (iii) Signal Levels (Downstream) – The minimum signal level received at any institution shall always meet or exceed FCC requirements for downstream cable system operation. (iv) Signal Levels (Upstream) – The input signal level received upstream at the Franchisee hub or headend shall never fall below, nor the maximum level exceed, manufacturer’s recommended specifications for any equipment required by the County to successfully transmit data communications as envisioned in the Franchise. (D) The Franchisee shall offer to provide the data-over-cable services described herein in a virtual private network (VPN) environment between each location and an interconnect point at the headend where data communications from each site shall be securely interconnected with the fiber I-Net. (E) Service response, cost rebates and other data-over-cable service characteristics not specified in this Agreement shall be controlled by the terms and conditions of a Service Level Agreement negotiated between the County and Comcast B...
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Cable Modem Service. For so long as Company is in the business of providing cable modem internet access service, Company shall provide cable modem internet access service at no cost to all public libraries in Brunswick with sufficient bandwidth for reasonable use by the library staff and the public. Company will also provide cable modem service upon request to all municipal buildings at a discount of 50% off Company’s published rates for the level of service selected.
Sample 1
Cable Modem Service. The Grantee shall offer to provide, at the Town’s option, data-over-cable services through its business-oriented cable modem service to the following locations within the incorporated Town of La Plata: La Plata Town Hall La Plata Police Department La Plata Community Center La Plata Public Works Department La Plata Train Station La Plata Fire Museum Residents of the Town of La Plata have the right to use the County’s public access facilities under the terms and conditions set forth by the County.
Sample 1
Cable Modem Service. 1. The Franchisee shall provide data-over-cable services through its business-oriented cable modem service to the Mechanicsville Fire Department Substation and Whitemarsh Elementary School locations. 2. Franchisee shall provide 85% of the time, as measured on a quarterly basis, a minimum downstream transfer rate of 1 Mbps and an upstream transfer rate of 1 Mbps to each location connected to the cable modem service. 3. The Franchisee shall offer to provide the data-over-cable services described herein in a virtual private network (VPN) environment between each location and an interconnect point at the County Government Center where data communications from each site shall be securely interconnected with the fiber I-Net. 4. Service response, and other data-over-cable service characteristics not specified in this Agreement shall be controlled by the terms and conditions of a Service Level Agreement negotiated between the County and the Franchisee. 5. The Franchisee shall impose no charges on the County or any other Authorized User for the provision of cable modem connectivity as described herein to a single cable modem at each specified location.
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