System Summary Sample Clauses

System Summary. Brevard County has a NG 9-1-1 System consisting of ten (10) Primary Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) and one (1) Secondary PSAP as follows:
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System Summary. The following is a brief description of the standard modules that comprise a typical terminal. For detailed descriptions, schematics and parts lists, refer to the individual module’s section in this manual, Sections 9 through 17. MICROPROCESSOR MODULE: This module, located behind the Display module, controls all of the functions of the PDR-2000. The Microprocessor module (uP module) monitors and controls all Trip inputs and outputs and system status. All event recording, communications and programming are also controlled by the uP module. The Display module is directly connected to the uP module. A proprietary soft-core processor residing in an Altera FPGA and FLASH memory are the main components that run the module. A real time clock with battery backup is also on this module. The PDR-2000 requires one uP module, but an optional second module can be installed for redundancy. DISPLAY MODULE: The Display module is made up of a 4 X 20 character Vacuum Florescent Display (VFD) and a fourteen key keypad. The keypad has four function keys and ten alphanumeric keys. The VFD is used to display Channel status, time and in conjunction with the keypad can be used to program the unit, perform tests and view events. The VFD and keypad are connected directly to the uP module via ribbon cables. This module is hinged on the left and swings out of the way to access the uP module(s) and the Communications module. COMMUNICATIONS MODULE: Located behind the Display module and to the right of the uP module(s), this card converts the communications coming from the uP module to the format used in the system, i.e. RS-422, G.703, fiber optic or audio. The COM module (Communications module) differs depending on the type of communications supplied with the unit. RS-232 MODULE (Data module): The RS-232 module contains two main circuits. The first contains the RS-232 circuits for the front (DCE) and rear (DTE) RS-232 communication ports and electrically isolates them from the uP module. The second contains the IRIG-B circuitry that coverts the GPS clock input for the uP module. This module may be replaced for optional protocols. DC/DC MODULE: The standard redundant DC module converts, handles, and monitors the power in the PDR-2000. External power coming into the unit is fused and passed into the DC convertors located on the board and is fused again coming out of the DC convertors. Power is then distributed throughout the rest of the unit. The power is also monitored and is clamped if...
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System Summary. The following a high level list of systems, equipment and applications as supplied by the Vendor: Vendor warrants that the supplied System is capable of providing the capacity, performance and functionality for the supplied nodes and components in the following sections. Actual capacity, performance and functionality of the Vendor supplied System realized by Cricket would be dependant on but not limited to Cricket’s subscriber traffic model and network design. [Eight Pages Of Technical Data Have Been Redacted Pursuant To A Confidential Treatment Request] *** Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions Vendor has provided a “sample” Generic Greenfield Market Deployment Schedule in accordance to Vendor’s Standard Project Intervals for Purchaser’s reference only. Exact project timelines will be determined on a project by project basis. *** Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. Within a reasonable time after Cricket has satisfied at least [***] percent ([***]%) of the AWS Commitment, Vendor shall make available to Cricket the following Products and Services, at no additional cost, for the exclusive use by Cricket in its laboratory to be determined at a later date. Such Products and Services may only be used for testing purposes and shall not be placed into commercial service or used for revenue generating purposes. In the event such Products and Services are placed into commercial service or used for revenue generating purposes, Vendor may invoice Cricket a total of [***] dollars ($[***]USD) upon such date and Cricket shall pay such invoice within thirty (30) days of its receipt therefor. Any products, services or other items not specifically set forth below shall be the responsibility of Cricket. As a condition to Vendor making available any of the following Products and Services, Cricket shall ensure such laboratory is adequately equipped with the required functionality, equipment, and provides a suitable physical environment, etc. to allow for the testing and use of such Products and Services in accordance with Vendor’s relevant Specifications and other requirements as set forth in the Agreement. [One Page of Technical Data Omitted Pursuant To A Confidential Treatment Request] *** Certain information ...
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System Summary. The following a high level list of systems, equipment and applications as supplied by the Vendor: System Core Network Radio Access Others 1xRTT MSC Server BSC (1X/1xEV-DO) 1xEV-DO Rev. A Media Gateway BTS (dual band PCS/AWS) TrFO/RTO Backhaul Enhancement/IP over T1 Open IOS Interface REMOTE BSC/MGW Support
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System Summary. Program Name: GEADirect Microgrid Development Program Project Name: Bodega Microgrid Generation Project Installed Capacity: 14.5 MW solar electric power 10 MW thermal electric power 10 MW / 27.5 MWh battery electric storage system Contracted Capacity: A range of capacity established by Seller under a written notice stating (a) the amount of Contracted Energy capable of being delivered and (b) the date, no fewer than seven (7) and no more than ten (10) days from the date of notice, on which the Contracted Energy shall be delivered to Purchaser to meet the aggregate load requirements of all of GMEU’s end-users in the Microgrid Program Area and shall be connected to Distribution Facilities (a “ Deliverability Notice”). The range of capacity will ramp from an initial minimum of 1.25 MW (solar and thermal electric power) upon the issuance of the initial Deliverability Notice to a maximum of 19 MW during the delivery term of this Agreement upon Seller’s issuance of the Final Deliverability Notice.
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