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CENTRAL STATION Sample Clauses

CENTRAL STATIONThe Central Station is located normally next to a mobile BSC. It provides access at increments of 4xE1/T1. The main building blocks are; Central Station Shelf (CSS) consisting of a card cage (identical to a Cisco Axis Shelf), and including AC or DC redundant power supplies and fan-cooling shelves. This card cage can host the CSC (identical to AirStar BSC) card. The first generation CSC card has two channels, each supporting 4xE1/T1 payload. The CSC uses one channel for communication with a modem unit (CMU) that is attached to a CRU (identical to a BRU). The other channel in the CSC is connected to a second port in the CMU. This port is converted to four local El/T1 interfaces by a card identical to an existing SIC Card, via a digital adapter ("Null Modem"). The CSC must redirect the wireless traffic to the local E1/T1 ports at the SIC card. This is done by the ATM switching function of the CSC.
CENTRAL STATION. RSPN will, pursuant to a Cental Station Agreement, utilize the services of a Central Station to perform the monitoring services due to Obligors under the Financed Contracts. RSPN agrees that (a) the Agent shall be a third-party beneficiary of each Central Station Agreement, (b) it will ensure that the Central Station perform all monitoring services under the Financed Contracts in accordance with generally accepted industry practices, (c) it will, or will obtain the agreement of the Central Station to, in all respects service, perform collection efforts and enforce the right to receive payments due under each Financed Contract, (d) in the event of a material uncured default of the Central Station under a Central Station Contract, it will (at its own expense) transfer monitoring services to another central station, at the sole direction and instruction of the Agent. In connection with the above obligation, if for any reason any Central Station is unable to or does not perform its monitoring duties and responsibilities to the Obligors under the Financed Contracts, RSPN will promptly arrange for the orderly transfer of monitoring services to a third-party alarm monitoring service company selected in the sole discretion of the Agent. The Agent shall have the right to unilaterally demand and effect the immediate transfer of monitoring services on Financed Contracts from the Central Station to a third-party monitoring service company, with the complete cooperation of RSPN and/or the Central Station, upon the happening of any of the following events: (i) The filing of a petition for bankruptcy protection with respect to the Central Station, either voluntary or involuntary; (ii) The Central Station or any of its officers being found guilty of any felony or upon a finding of liability in any criminal or civil action involving impropriety in business dealings or operations which, in either case, materially affects the operation of the Central Station, or its performance under the Financed Contracts; (iii) The abandonment of monitoring service operations by the Central Station. Abandonment shall be deemed to have occurred if the Central Station fails to provide monitoring services to Obligors for a period of 72 hours or longer, unless such interruption in service has been caused by acts of force majeure beyond the control of the Central Station; or (iv) Upon the occurrence of a material default under the Central Station Agreement which results in the inability of the ...
CENTRAL STATIONThe Company owns and operates the Central Station from which it monitors security systems pursuant to the Accounts and the Dealer Monitoring Agreements. The Central Station is located in leased premises at 1249 X.X. 000xx Xx. Xxxxxxx, XX 00000
CENTRAL STATION. Seller is a wholesale customer of Buyer in connection with monitoring of the Contracts through Buyer's central station. Subsequent to the date of this Agreement through Closing, Seller shall continue to direct all monitoring services for its customers to Buyer's central station.
CENTRAL STATION. All of the Company's Alarm Accounts are monitored at (a) the Company's central station located in Dayton, Ohio;
CENTRAL STATIONControl System (CSC) ------------------------------------ The central station control system governs the power plant operation under all operating conditions. The system controls and monitors the start-up procedure, normal operation, normal and emergency shut-off, protection, alarms and other functions. The Central Station Control System (CSC) is based on programmable controllers (PLC) which can accept digital and analog signals coming from all elements of the station, process (compute) them according to a dedicated program (software) and send, as an output, digital or analog signals (commands) to the equipment station. (C-5) August 14, 2002
CENTRAL STATIONThe Central Station is located normally next to a mobile BSC. It provides access at increments of [***][***]. The main building blocks are; Central Station Shelf (CSS) consisting of a card cage [***], and including AC or DC redundant power supplies and fan-cooling shelves. This card cage can host the CSC (identical to AirStar BSC) card. The first generation CSC card has two channels, each supporting [***][***] payload. The CSC uses one channel for communication with a modem unit (CMU) that is attached to a CRU (identical to a BRU). The other channel in the CSC is connected to a second port in the CMU. This port is converted to four local El/T1 interfaces by a card identical to an existing SIC Card, via a digital adapter ("Null Modem"). The CSC must redirect the wireless traffic to the local E1/T1 ports at the SIC card. This is done by the ATM switching function of the CSC.

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