Reception Equipment Sample Clauses

Reception Equipment lessor has no responsibility hereunder to provide any reception antennas, down converters, decoders, descramblers, power supplies or any other equipment required to display signals transmitted over the Modified Station ("Reception Equipment") . Lessee may, in its sole discretion and on terms and conditions of its choosing, install or cause to be installed such Reception Equipment as may be required, from time to time, in order to receive the signals to be transmitted over the Modified Station.
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Reception Equipment. The parties contemplate that the MMDS Station will be licensed and operated on a non-common carrier basis. Therefore, the parties agree that Lessor has no responsibility hereunder to acquire or provide any reception antennas, down converters', decoders, descramblers., related power supplies or any associated equipment ("Reception Equipment") required to display signals transmitted over the Channels on a television set. Lessee may, in its sole discretion and on terms and conditions of its choosing, may, from time to time, install or cause to be installed such Reception Equipment as may be required in order for the general public, or any member thereof, to view the programs to be transmitted over the Channels. Title to all Reception Equipment provided by Lessee hereunder shall vest in Lessee or its designee. Lessee shall be required to install Reception Equipment only at particular locations selected by it. Reception equipment shall be installed, maintained, operated and controlled by Lessee consistent with FCC rules and regulations.
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Reception Equipment. Any equipment required for LESSOR to receive the Programming that is not required by applicable law to be provided by LESSOR (“Reception Equipment”) must: (i) be compatible with and shall not interfere in any way with the operation of the System(s); (ii) fully comply with any technical, physical or operational requirements established from time to time by LESSOR; (iii) be subject to technical review and approval by LESSOR; (iv) be purchased and paid for by and/or at the sole expense of LESSEE; (v) be installed by LESSOR, subject to prepayment of any Technical Fees related to such installation; and (v) be subject to an ongoing support fee payable to LESSOR (which shall be prepaid either in a lump- sum or in periodic installments as determined by LESSOR in its sole discretion from time to time). Payment for Reception Equipment that LESSOR purchases on behalf of LESSEE must be made for the full cost of the Reception Equipment (including freight, insurance and any ancillary charges) in advance of LESSOR placing such order. If installation of the Reception Equipment must take place within the headend of any System or any site owned or controlled by LESSOR, LESSOR may permit or deny, in its sole discretion, the colocation within such facility, subject to LESSEE entering into a colocation agreement with LESSOR, payment of colocation costs and fees (including power, security, HVAC, etc.) in advance and LESSEE shall have no access to the Reception Equipment and shall rely solely on LESSOR to maintain such equipment, however, LESSOR’s obligation to troubleshoot and repair the Reception Equipment shall be limited to removing and reinstalling Reception Equipment. Repair and replacement of Reception Equipment shall be the sole responsibility and cost of LESSEE. Any such replacement equipment shall fully comply with this Section 4(c). All Reception Equipment shall be titled in the name of Programmer and Programmer shall bear all associated risk of loss.
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Reception Equipment. Digital has no responsibility hereunder to provide any reception antennas, down-converters, decoders, descramblers, power supplies or any other equipment required to display signals transmitted on the Stations ("Reception Equipment"). Digital may, in its sole discretion, require Advanced to install or cause to be installed up to two (2) sets of Reception Equipment as may be required from time to time to permit Digital to monitor the programming transmitted over the Stations.
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Reception Equipment. Except as provided for in Subparagraph 2 (B), each ------------------- party to this Agreement shall be responsible for the installation, maintenance and operation of receiving equipment located at its respective subscriber locations.
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Reception Equipment. Lessor has no responsibility hereunder to acquire or provide any reception antennas, down converters, decoders, descramblers, related power supplies or any associated equipment ("Reception Equipment") required to display signals transmitted over the Channels on a television set. Lessee may, in its sole discretion and on terms and conditions of its choosing, may, from time to time, install or cause to be installed such reception Equipment as may be required in order for the general public, or any member thereof, to view the programs to be transmitted over the Channels. Title to all Reception Equipment provided by Lessee hereunder shall vest in Lessee or its designee. Lessee shall be required to install Reception Equipment only at particular locations selected by it. Reception equipment shall be installed, maintained, operated and controlled by Lessee consistent with FCC rules and regulations.
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Reception Equipment. The Contractor shall provide a means for its signal for the Service to be received using the Reception Equipment specified in Exhibit A.2, and in conformance with the Authority’s requirements. Such equipment is generally described as headend facilities using methods such as (but not limited to) circuits or fiber. The Contractor is assigned the use of the Premises locations detailed in Exhibit C for the placement of the Reception Equipment, which are generally described as follows:
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Reception Equipment. As far as TKS-owned cable accesses for the reception of TKS easyTV resp TKS easyTV IP are concerned, TKS only assumes warranty for proper operational state of reception and additional equipment offered and marketed by TKS. Fault clearing of problems and impairments caused by the utilization of hardware not sold by TKS will be subject to charges for customers. 14.1. If customer receives free reception equipment together with the chosen product, and this equipment is provided on a permanent basis (gift), the reception equipment becomes customer’s property as soon as it is handed over to custom- er. Customer has no right to demand particular or new equipment, or equipment with particular features; customer is only entitled to receive operational equipment. In case of liability for defects TKS will provide replacement equipment which does not have to be in mint state. 14.2. In Location Italy and Garmisch reception equipment must be purchased. If customer buys reception equipment from TKS, it will remain property of TKS until customer has paid the full amount. In the event that the reception equip- ment is defective, TKS has the right to refuse the type of subsequent improvement chosen by customer if this may only be achieved at disproportionately high costs and if cus- tomer would not suffer any disadvantage in case another kind of subsequent improvement was chosen. If reception equipment is defective, TKS has the right to supply customer with replacement equipment that has been completely over- hauled by the manufacturer and may therefore be regarded as good as new. The decisive factor is that the equipment is fully operational. 14.3. In Location Germany it is not possible to purchase from TKS reception equipment. In location Germany the customer is offered a leasing process. In Location off-base Germany only two reception equipment boxes can be leased. 14.4. If customer decides to rent reception equipment after having chosen a product, the reception equipment remains property of TKS. After terminating the contract, customer is obliged to return the equipment to TKS at customer’s own costs and risk and in a state that enables TKS to rent out the equipment again. In accordance with legal regulations TKS will only be liable for defects of the reception equipment occurring during the rental period if such defects are not a result of improper treatment of the rented object. Strict liabil- ity without fault according to § 536 a sect. 1, 1. Alt. BGB shall be exclud...
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Related to Reception Equipment

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  • Customer Equipment Customer represents and warrants that it owns or has the legal right and authority, and will continue to own or maintain the legal right and authority during the term of this Agreement, to place and use the Customer Equipment as contemplated by this Agreement. Customer further represents and warrants that its placement, arrangement, and use of the Customer Equipment in the Internet Data Centers complies with the Customer Equipment Manufacturer's environmental and other specifications.

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  • Equipment The Fund shall obtain and maintain at its own cost and expense all equipment and services, including but not limited to communications services, necessary for it to utilize the Software and obtain access to the System, and Custodian shall not be responsible for the reliability or availability of any such equipment or services.

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The party responsible for the communications equipment which interferes with equipment previously installed by others shall be required, at its or their expense, to take all measures necessary to eliminate the source of interference caused by such party’s equipment.

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