FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS. Included appliances shall function when connected to ports and shall not be damaged or present a safety hazard over the entire voltage range of the port as assessed in the appliance operating voltage range test or the assessment of DC ports of IEC/TS 00000-0-0. The appliance need not function when the product’s battery is at the low-battery voltage if the feature or behavior is described in the user manual and the description is written in a way that is meaningful to a typical user; for example: “some appliances may not work when the battery is low.”
FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS. VENDORS ARE INSTRUCTED TO FILL OUT THE BELOW TABLE UTILIZING THE FOLLOWING:
FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS. Include requirements regarding the ability to display, view, log, delete, updates, change, retain, etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Requirement Definition Example (Use Case Scenarios) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS. Operational Requirements:
FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS. User understands that any battery-powered Wireless Device needs to be recharged on a regular basis and User is solely responsible for ensuring the battery is adequately charged relative to the intended use, and that any Wireless Device requiring an external power source needs to properly connected to an adequate power source. User understands that an active cellular network connection and proper configuration are required for the Wireless Device to function properly and communicate with the Solution. User is solely responsible for ensuring that any and all functionality requirements are completely and correctly satisfied.
FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS. The Product must operationally meet all specifications as stated in the Vendor’s manual(s) and/or documentation. In order to document this conformance, Black Box requires that a Certificate of Compliance accompany each shipment. The Certificate of Compliance (Form PURC-F-008) (see page 26) must be packaged with the packing slip. As a part of Black Box Quality Assurance, a “First Article Inspection” is performed on the first shipment of all Products. Acceptance of the first shipment is contingent upon approval of the inspection and adherence to all Black Box requirements. To ensure quality is maintained, random lot inspections are performed on subsequent shipments throughout the life of the Product. The Vendor is required to notify Black Box of any change that will affect the Product’s form, fit, function or availability at least 90 days prior to execution of such change. Notification of any such change must be made in writing. The Vendor should use the Intent to Modify/Discontinue Form (see page 27) when notifying the Black Box Tech Marketer of a planned change to a Product’s form, fit, function or availability. The Intent to Modify/Discontinue Form can also be used to notify Black Box of a software change, if such change affects the Product’s operation (fixes to known bugs or problems are usually not included). Vendor must provide as much advanced notice as possible. Black Box requires a minimum of 90 days prior written notice due to catalog production cycles; your compliance ensures that only accurate information about the Product will appear in print. Each time any given Product changes, a new First Article Inspection must occur at Black Box. For all new and existing Product, a Preliminary Purchase Order will be sent to the Vendor after all negotiations are complete. The Buyer (new Product) or Master Planner (existing Product) will fax or email the Vendor the Preliminary Purchase Order with his or her preferred dock date. When the Vendor receives the Preliminary Purchase Order they should review and agree to the items, prices and requested dock date. Any needed adjustments to item, price or dock date are to be communicated back to the Buyer or Master Planner. Upon agreement to item, price and dock date, the Preliminary Purchase Order will be confirmed. The Vendor will then receive a Confirmed Purchase Order via fax or email. This now represents the official purchase order with Black Box and it is this information upon which the Vendor is graded on each ...
