Spectrum Management. 9.2.6.1 Qwest will provide 2/4 Wire non-loaded Loops, ISDN-capable Loops, xDSL-I-capable Loops, DS1-capable Loops, and DS3-capable Loops (collectively referred to in this Section 9.2.6 as "xDSL Loops") in a non-discriminatory manner to permit CLEC to provide Advanced Services to its End User Customers. Such Loops are defined herein and are in compliance with FCC requirements and guidelines recommended by the Network Reliability and Interoperability Council (NRIC) to the FCC, such as guidelines set forth in T1-417.
Spectrum Management. 9.2.2.17.1 CLEC will advise SBC-AMERITECH of the PSD mask approved or proposed by T1.E1 that reflect the service performance parameters of the technology to be used. CLEC, at its option, may provide any service complaint with that PSD mask. At the time of ordering a xDSL-capable loop, CLEC will notify SBC-AMERITECH as to the type of PSD mask CLEC intends to use on the ordering form, and if and when a change in PSD mask is made, CLEC will notify SBC-AMERITECH. CLEC will abide by standards pertinent for the designated PSD mask type.
Spectrum Management. 9.2.1.7.1 A request by CLEC for an xDSL-capable and/or an xDSL- equipped Loop will be treated in a non-discriminatory manner and provided consistent with Schedule 9.2.2. SCHEDULE 9.2.2 HIGH FREQUENCY PORTION OF THE LOOP
Spectrum Management. 9.2.6.1 CenturyLink will provide 2/4 Wire non-loaded Loops, ISDN-capable Loops, xDSL-I-capable Loops, DS1-capable Loops, and DS3-capable Loops (collectively referred to in this Section 9.2.6 as "xDSL Loops") in a non-discriminatory manner to permit CLEC to provide Advanced Services to its End User Customers. Such Loops are defined herein and are in compliance with FCC requirements and guidelines recommended by the Network Reliability and Interoperability Council (NRIC) to the FCC, such as guidelines set forth in T1-417.
Spectrum Management. The Parties shall comply with the FCC’s lawful and effective spectrum management rules, 47 C.F.R. §51.231- 233, as such rules may be modified from time to time. Climax will advise AT&T MICHIGAN on the ordering form of the Power Spectral Density ("PSD") mask approved or proposed by T1.E1 that reflects the service performance parameters of the technology that Climax intends to provision, and Climax will notify AT&T MICHIGAN if and when a change in PSD mask is made. AT&T MICHIGAN shall use such PSD information solely for inventory and spectrum management purposes and in all cases, will manage the spectrum and differing xDSL services in a competitively neutral manner consistent with all relevant industry standards. AT&T MICHIGAN shall not deny Climax a loop based upon spectrum management issues in the absence of FCC or Commission approval. In the event that the FCC or the industry establishes long-term standards, practices and policies relating to spectrum compatibility and management that differ from those referenced in this Agreement, the Parties shall comply with such standards, practices and policies and will establish a mutually agreeable transition plan and timeframe for implementation; provided, however, if AT&T MICHIGAN and/or Climax is providing xDSL technologies for which there was previously no standard, then that Party must begin the process of bringing its deployed xDSL technology(ies) and equipment into compliance with such standards at its own expense within thirty (30) days after general availability.
Spectrum Management. 1.14.1 With regard to the services, Network Elements, facilities, equipment and arrangements to which ANSI T1.417-2001 is applicable, the Parties shall conform to the Spectrum Management standards set forth in ANSI T1.417-2001.
Spectrum Management. 25 5.1 Sprint Authorization Modifications and Coordination Documents ............... 25 5.2 Leased Authorization Modifications and Coordination Documents ............... 26 5.3 Limitations ................................................................. 27 5.4 Third Party Licensee Programming Obligations ................................ 28
Spectrum Management. 2.11.4.1. In all cases, BellSouth will manage the spectrum in a competitively neutral manner consistent with all relevant industry standards and FCC orders regardless of whether the service is provided by a Birch or by BellSouth, as well as competitively neutral as between different xDSL services. Where disputes arise, BellSouth and Birch will put forth a good faith effort to resolve such disputes in a timely manner.
Spectrum Management. 11.1 xDSL technologies may only reside in the higher frequency ranges, preserving a “buffer zone” to ensure the integrity of voice band traffic.
Spectrum Management. 8.1 AT&T ILLINOIS agrees that CLEC’S order for xDSL-capable Loops will not be delayed by any lack of availability of a specific binder group or “spectrum exhaust.” If AT&T ILLINOIS initiates a reconfiguration of loops into a different binder group, it shall do so in a competitively neutral manner consistent with all relevant industry standards and at no cost to CLEC.
