HARDWARE TESTING. The University will have five (5) business days to run acceptance testing after completion of Supplier’s installation per the Statement of Work. After the 5-day testing period, all Hardware not rejected are deemed accepted. If the Hardware fails University’s testing, University may, at its sole discretion, require Supplier to re-perform the Services or de-install and remove the Hardware at Supplier’s sole cost and expense, and in such case, refund any prepaid amounts. Notwithstanding University’s acceptance of the Hardware, University retains all rights and remedies under any applicable warranty terms, and University may return Hardware to Supplier pursuant to Supplier’s standard warranty return policy.
HARDWARE TESTING. Upon completion of the installation of the Hardware at all installation sites, ORION will notify COUNTY in writing that ORION has completed said installation, that the Hardware has been modified as required, and that ORION has completed their testing, that it is ready for acceptance testing by COUNTY (the "Hardware Acceptance Test"). COUNTY, with the cooperation and assistance of ORION, shall immediately commence conducting the Hardware Acceptance Test. COUNTY shall have ten (10) business days to conduct the Hardware Acceptance Test, which test shall demonstrate to COUNTY's satisfaction that the Hardware, as delivered and installed performs in compliance with the manufacturer's specifications. The Hardware shall be deemed accepted at the expiration of the Hardware Acceptance Test unless it is rejected in writing, said writing stating the grounds for COUNTY's rejection and remedies for acceptance.
HARDWARE TESTING. A fully instrumented design was loaded onto the FPGA. The card was then plugged into a wide variety of platforms and monitored for soft & hard errors. The test platforms included the IBM firestone server and the HPE Moonshot server.
HARDWARE TESTING. The Altera/Intel Transceiver toolkit was used to generate Eye-Q diagrams for all active lanes in order to ensure there was sufficient design margin. This was repeated on a representative sample of boards to ensure consistency in results. Examples of typical Eye-Q diagrams are shown in “APPENDIX A: S” As can be seen from these Eye-Q diagrams there is an issue with the RX7 eye being too narrow. This required a re-spin of hardware to resolve the issue. All features of the new hardware will be retested.
HARDWARE TESTING. 4.1 Before delivering any Charging Point(s) to the Site, the Supplier shall carry out all required tests under the manufacturer’s guidance to ensure that such Charging Point(s) are in operable condition.
HARDWARE TESTING. Before delivering any item of Supplier Hardware to the Site, the Supplier shall procure that the third party manufacturers carry out reasonable tests to ensure that such item is in operable condition and is capable of meeting the requirements of the Technical Specification once properly installed.
