Uplink Sample Clauses

Uplink. THE LOCATION/RESPONSE LINK The Location link is a direct sequence, spread spectrum transmission, which is received by at least four base stations. Each base station is equipped with an extremely accurate time mechanism which records the precise time the signal is received. The measurements are then relayed to the NCC through a physical terrestrial link. DTOA (Differential Times Of Arrival) calculations conducted at the NCC reveal the Mobile Unit's location. The Response link is a transmission received by any of the base stations and relayed to the NCC. It includes two types of data: o Status data from the Mobile Unit's sensors or alarm o Alphanumeric data originating at the optional Mobile Unit's driver's terminal
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Uplink. All parameters will be in compliance with DVB-S parameters and the Satellite Provider’s requirements, and in particular, the details set out in Schedule Six. 5.3 DVB parameters
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Uplink. British Telecom Plc, Madeley, England, or such other as notified from time to time by the Sub-Lessee.
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Uplink. AV shall provide to Customer uplink services that shall include a 10 meter earth station with redundant transmitters (one hot and one standby) with UPS backup power and a back up generator. The uplink will have video and stereo output on two channels and output to Customer's third audio subcarrier. The uplink will be available 24 hours per day/365 days per year. This fully redundant transmission system was installed in August of 1996 and is made up of the highest quality current state of the art components available. The uplink will receive regular maintenance as specified by the manufacturer. AV represents and warrants that the redundant properties and computerized monitoring of this uplink system will protect against any potential malfunction. In the event of malfunction that cannot be remedied through redundancy, AV will provide immediate engineering assistance. In the event that a signal is unavailable for five minutes or more (a "catastrophic failure"), AV will operate in accordance with the attached disaster recovery plan appended as Schedule 2.
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Uplink. As part of the acquisition and the purchase price to be paid therefor, the Adult Companies shall provide and install (in operating order) the Uplink Equipment at the Uplink Facility. It is anticipated that the location of the Uplink Facility will be near Las Vegas, Nevada. The Adult Companies shall be responsible for all Uplink Moving/Installation Costs. All costs associated with the acquisition, preparation and necessary approvals and licenses for the Uplink Facility (excluding the Uplink Equipment and Uplink Moving/Installation Costs) shall be borne by the Purchaser. A complete list of the Uplink Equipment shall be included as a schedule to the definitive asset purchase agreement. To the extent that the Purchaser wants equipment and technology at the Uplink Facility that is not similar to the Ottawa Uplink Equipment, the Purchaser shall be responsible for all costs related to the acquisition and installation thereof. Communications and the Purchaser shall enter into an "Uplink Services Agreement" pursuant to which Communications will provide the services to supervise the installation of the Uplink Equipment at the Uplink Facility and to assist in acquiring the licenses and approvals necessary for operation of the Uplink Facility. In addition, an employee of Communications will be made available, at the Purchaser's expense (but with mark-up by Communications), on a full-time basis to manage the Uplink Facility during its first month of operations and for a one-week period during each of the following six months. All travel, living and other incidental costs associated with such services shall be paid for by the Purchaser. The uplink Services Agreement shall be terminable at the option of the Purchaser at any time and shall include a provision that requires the Purchaser to pay $100,000 to Communications if the Purchaser or a related entity hires any employee or ex-employee of Communications on or before the 2nd anniversary date of the Closing Date.
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