Signal Input Points Sample Clauses

Signal Input Points. Grantee shall provide, without charge to the City or PEG Access Programmers or users, signal input points at the locations set forth in Exhibit “B” and up to two (2) additional locations as specified by the City. These input points shall connect the permanent studios or Channel origination centers of each PEG Channel Programmer to the Grantee thereby establishing the connection by which such Programmers provide their programming to Grantee for immediate transmission to Subscribers. The City Manager may change such locations from time to time, upon reasonable written notice to Grantee, such as if the Programmer of a Channel changes or the main studio of a Programmer moves to another location within the Service Area. Grantee shall provide, without charge, interim remote signal input points as designated by the City, from up to nine (9) additional City or School Facility locations as specified by the City for use by PEG Programmers from a designated location such as from a community center, school, library, or other facility by which such PEG Programmers provide their programming to Grantee for immediate transmission to Subscribers. The additional remote signal input points which shall be specified by the City from time to time shall be activated and available for use within one hundred twenty (120) days of written notice by the City. Each signal input point and remote signal input point shall, unless otherwise specified by the City, accept baseband composite video (with audio) in analog (6MHz NTSC) format Grantee shall be solely responsible for supplying and maintaining all related transmission lines, modulators, and demodulators.
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Signal Input Points. For purposes of this Agreement, Signal Input ------------------- Points refer to the facilities which connect the permanent studios of Users of the PEG Channels to the Cable System and provide the connection by which such Users provide their programming to Company for immediate retransmission to subscribers. Remote Signal Input Points are signal input points for PEG programming that are used intermittently (but repeatedly) from the same location, such as from a community center, a high school football field or the like. Company shall provide without charge: 6.4.1 Signal input points at the locations set forth on Exhibit F and up to four (4) additional locations from time to time specified by Municipality for the receipt by it from Users (and simultaneous distribution to subscribers on the Cable System in Municipality) of video programming for the PEG Channels. Municipality may change such locations from time to time, upon reasonable notice to Company, such as if the User of a channel changes or the main studio of a User moves to another location. 6.4.2 Remote signal input points from which a real time full duplex video signal shall be transmitted by Company simultaneously at a User's option, either to (a) Company's local headend for simultaneous distribution on the Cable System in Municipality or, at the User's option, (b) to any of the locations referred to in Section 6.4.1 (for example, to allow a User to transmit video programming from any of such points back to the User's "studio," such as for tape-delayed or immediate distribution on the PEG Channels) but in either case with separate two-way full duplex audio between such Section 6.4.1 locations and the remote signal input points. 6.4.2.1 The initial remote signal input points are set forth on Exhibit F with the balance to be specified by Municipality from time to time (and shall be activated and available for use within 180 days of specification by Municipality). 6.4.3 Signal input points and remote signal input points that, unless otherwise specified by Municipality, accept baseband composite video, and in the case of delivery of signals from a remote signal input point to a Section 6.4.1 location, deliver, video signals in analog (6 MHZ NTSC) format or in that video format (such as digital or HDTV) used by the User. Company shall provide at its expense all modulators, demodulators, encoding-decoders (CODEC's) electric to optical converters and optical to electric converters and similar devices nece...

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