Common use of Sleep Mode Clause in Contracts

Sleep Mode. The condition that exists when the product is not producing hard copy output or receiving hard copy input and is consuming less power than when in standby mode. In the transition from sleep mode to active mode, there may be some delay in the production of hard copy output, however, there shall be no delay in the acceptance of information from a network or other input sources. The product enters this mode within a specified time period after the last hard copy output was produced.

Sleep Mode. The condition that exists when the product is not producing hard copy output or receiving hard copy input and is consuming less power than when in standby mode. In the transition from sleep mode Sleep Mode to active modeActive Mode, there may be some delay in the production of hard copy output, however, however there shall be no delay in the acceptance of information from a network or other input sources. The product enters this mode within a specified time period after the last hard copy output was produced.

Sleep Mode. The condition that exists when the product is not producing hard copy output or receiving hard copy input and is consuming less power than when in a standby mode. In the transition from sleep mode Sleep Mode to active modeActive Mode, there may be some delay in the production of hard copy output, however, however there shall be no delay in the acceptance of information from a network or other input sources. The product enters this mode within a specified time period after the last hard copy output was produced.

Sleep Mode. The condition that exists when the product is not producing hard copy output or receiving hard copy input and is consuming less power than when in standby mode. In the transition from sleep mode Sleep Mode to active modeMode, there may be some delay in the production of hard copy output, however, however there shall be no delay in the acceptance of information from a network or other input sources. The product enters this mode within a specified time period after the last hard copy output was produced.