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Model Information on Service Provider Websites. ‌ Signatory Service Providers shall provide their subscribers and potential customers with reasonable access to energy efficiency information about their own Set-top Boxes subject to this Agreement no later than April 1, 2017 (or six months after signature, if it becomes a signatory after January 1, 2017) and shall update this information by April 1st of each subsequent year. The energy efficiency information that the Service Provider shall make available under this section shall include for each model of Set-top Box Received after the Tier 1 Effective Date: • Modal power use (e.g., on, sleep, deep sleep) and annual energy use (TEC); and • Features similar to those reported to ENERGY STAR (e.g., HD, DVR, whole home, HNI, auto power down enabled, etc.). The feature set description will be sufficient to calculate the applicable allowance. • Set-top Boxes that meet the applicable energy consumption targets for Section 4 by deactivating or accounting for new features and functionalities, shall report both the qualifying TEC and the TEC of the Set-top Boxes as configured in their “as-deployed” configuration. Models shall be distinguished if energy use varies by configuration. This information need not be updated for software and/or configuration changes unless changes significantly affect energy use. This information shall be made publicly available for each model made available to the Service Provider’s subscribers. The information will not include confidential or commercially sensitive information, such as features that have not been publicly announced.
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