Improper Illumination Sample Clauses

Improper Illumination. Improper Illumination" is defined as any of the following: (a) transmissions other than as specified in writing by GDS, or (b) transmissions of an incorrect frequency, or (c) transmissions at excessive power levels, or (d) any illumination that could cause harm to or interference on any transponder or space segment on any satellite. If GDS detects or is informed of any Improper Illumination of any Service provided under this Contract, GDS will immediately notify CUSTOMER. CUSTOMER shall take immediate corrective action to stop the Improper Illumination. If capable, and as soon as capable, GDS will temporarily suspend any affected Services should CUSTOMER be unable to rectify the Improper Illumination within four
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Improper Illumination. Improper Illumination" is defined as any of the following: (a) transmissions other than as specified in writing by GDS, or (b) transmissions of an incorrect frequency, or (c) transmissions at excessive power levels, or (d) any illumination that could cause harm to or interference on any transponder or space segment on any satellite. If GDS detects or is informed of any Improper Illumination of any Service provided under this Contract, GDS will immediately notify CUSTOMER. CUSTOMER shall take immediate corrective action to stop the Improper Illumination. If capable, and as soon as capable, GDS will temporarily suspend any affected Services should CUSTOMER be unable to rectify the Improper Illumination within four (4) minutes from notification of the Improper Illumination to CUSTOMER. Such affected Services will be suspended until CUSTOMER demonstrates to GDS’s sole satisfaction that the Improper Illumination is rectified. CUSTOMER will be charged and will pay any amount that GDS is required to pay to its Suppliers or other telecommunications service provider(s) under any Other Contract due to any Improper Illumination attributable to CUSTOMER. GDS will timely inform CUSTOMER in writing of any liability GDS incurs as a result of such Improper Illumination. It is CUSTOMER responsibility to provide GDS, on or before the Due Date, with a telephone number(s) at which GDS can contact CUSTOMER twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week, 365/366 days per year. In addition, GDS has the right, in its sole discretion, to take immediate action, including but not limited to suspending or terminating any affected Service(s), in order to protect GDS’s services and/or interests.
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Improper Illumination. In the event improper illumination of any transponder provided under this Agreement is detected by SKYNET, CUSTOMER shall be notified and CUSTOMER shall take immediate corrective action to stop the improper illumination within five (5) minutes of notification from SKYNET. A charge of eleven hundred ($1,100.00) dollars per minute will apply for improper illumination that continues beyond the five minute period after notification, or attempted notification if there is no answer at the telephone number provided by CUSTOMER. Furthermore, if immediate corrective action is not taken by CUSTOMER, SKYNET shall have the right to take immediate action to protect its services or its interests, including but not limited to suspending or terminating CUSTOMER's service on the affected transponder.
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Improper Illumination. Transmission parameters are as set forth in Exhibit E ("TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS"), attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. "
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Improper Illumination. In the event improper illumination of any space segment on the Loral Satellite provided under this Agreement is detected by AvData or Loral, Customer shall be notified and, if AvData is not able to correct such illumination, Customer shall take prompt corrective action to stop the improper illumination. If, for any reason, Customer does not take corrective action, Customer shall be charged $1,100 per minute for any improper illumination that continues beyond the five minute period after notification. Furthermore, if prompt corrective action is not taken by Customer, AvData shall have the right to take immediate action to protect its services or its interests, including but not limited to suspending or terminating Customer's service on the affected space segment. Customer will provide AvData with all necessary information and equipment required to correct any improper illumination or to cease transmission to the Loral Satellite.
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Improper Illumination. SATMEX transmission parameters are as set forth in Exhibit B ("Ku1-Band TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS"). In the event improper illumination of any transponder provided under the Service Description is detected by SATMEX, CUSTOMER shall be notified and CUSTOMER shall take immediate corrective action to stop the improper illumination within five (5) minutes of notification from SATMEX. Improper Illumination shall include transmissions which are other than as described in Exhibit B ("TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS") and C ("PARAMETER SPECIFICATIONS FOR MASTER GROUND STATIONS AND REMOTE EARTH STATIONS"), transmissions at an incorrect frequency, transmissions at excessive power levels or any illumination which can cause harm or interference to any transponder or to any satellite. Nothing in the foregoing shall prevent CUSTOMER from using the Space Segment Capacity in accordance with Exhibits hereto. Charge of *** dollars per minute, to a maximum equal to twelve months billing per applicable transponder per incidence, may apply for improper illumination that continues beyond a thirty (30) minute period after notification, or attempted notification if there is no answer at the telephone number provided by CUSTOMER. SATMEX will exercise reasonable good faith in determining whether to apply the charge described herein, which determination will take into consideration whether CUSTOMER used its reasonable best efforts to resolve the problem as quickly as possible. Furthermore, if immediate corrective action is not taken by CUSTOMER, SATMEX shall have the right to take immediate action to protect its services or its interests, including but not limited to suspending CUSTOMER's service on the affected transponder, until CUSTOMER resolve such problem.
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Improper Illumination. Improper Illumination" is defined as any of the following: (a) transmissions other than as specified in writing by GDS, or (b) transmissions of an incorrect frequency, or (c) transmissions at excessive power levels, or
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Improper Illumination. SKYNET transmission parameters are as set forth in Exhibit B ("SATELLITE ACCESS PROCEDURES"), attached hereto and incorporated by reference. Improper Illumination shall include transmissions that are other than as described in Exhibit B, transmissions at an incorrect frequency, transmissions at excessive power levels or any illumination which can cause harm or interference to any transponder, space segment or to any satellite. In the event improper illumination of any transponder and / or space segment provided under this Agreement is detected by SKYNET, CUSTOMER shall be notified and CUSTOMER shall take immediate corrective action to stop the improper illumination within five (5) minutes of notification from SKYNET. A charge of eleven hundred ($1,100.00) dollars per minute will apply for improper illumination that continues beyond the five minute period after notification, or attempted notification if there is no answer at the telephone number provided by CUSTOMER. Furthermore, if immediate corrective action is not taken by CUSTOMER, SKYNET shall have the right to take immediate action to protect its services or its interests, including but not limited to suspending or terminating CUSTOMER's Service on the affected transponder and / or space segment. If Service is terminated, CUSTOMER is responsible to pay for Service received through the time of termination.
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