Multifunctional Equipment definition

Multifunctional Equipment means equipment that has (1) functions that make the equipment “necessary for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements” and (2) additional functions that are not “necessary” for these purposes. Such additional functions include, but are not limited to, switching and enhanced service functions. Ameritech will not allow collocation of stand-alone switching equipment. For purposes of this section, “stand-alone switching equipment” includes, but is not limited to, the following examples: (1) equipment with switching capabilities included in 47 C.F.R. section 51.319(c); (2) equipment that is used to obtain circuit switching capabilities, without reliance upon host switch, regardless of other functionality that also may be combined in the equipment; (3) equipment that is used solely, fundamentally, or predominately for switching and does not meet any of the above-described categories of equipment that Ameritech allows, including qualifications stated for such categories; (4) functionality of a class 4 or 5 switch, with the following nonexlusive examples: Lucent Pathstar 5E, 4E, or 1A switch; DMS 10, 100, 200, or 250 switch; Ericsson AXE-10 switch; Seimens EWSD; including any such switch combined with other functionality. Ameritech will not allow collocation of any enhanced services equipment. Ancillary equipment is not “necessary” for interconnection or access to UNEs. Ameritech allows Requesting Carrier to place in its premises certain ancillary equipment solely to support and be used with equipment that the Requesting Carrier has legitimately collocated in the same premises. Solely for this purpose, cross-connect and other simple frames, routers, portable test equipment, equipment racks and bays, cabinets for spares, and potential other ancillary equipment may be placed in Ameritech’s premises, on a non-discriminatory basis, only if Ameritech and Requesting Carrier mutually agree to such placement. Requesting Carrier may not place in Ameritech premises ancillary equipment that would duplicate equipment used by Ameritech, and/or functions performed by Ameritech, as part of its provision of infrastructure systems for collocation. Infrastructure systems include, but are not limited to, structural components, such as floors capable of supporting equipment loads, heating, ventilating and air conditioning (“HVAC”) systems, electrical systems (AC power), high efficiency filtration, humidity controls, remote alarms, compartmentation, and smoke purge. Pe...
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Multifunctional Equipment means equipment that combines one or more functions that are necessary for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements with one or more functions that would not meet that standard as stand alone functions.
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Multifunctional Equipment means equipment that has (1) functions that make the equipment "necessary for interconnection or access to Lawful UNEs" and (2) additional functions that are not "necessary" for these purposes. Such additional functions include, but are not limited to, switching and enhanced service functions. AT&T- 13STATE will not allow collocation of stand-alone switching equipment or any enhanced services equipment.
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Examples of Multifunctional Equipment in a sentence

  • To the extent that certain complete units of Advanced Services Equipment are not "necessary" for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements because they are Multifunctional Equipment and for other reasons, SBC-13STATE voluntarily allows such CLEC collocation.

  • For purposes of this section, "Multifunctional Equipment," means equipment that has both (1) functions that make the equipment "necessary for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements" and (2) additional functions that are not "necessary" for these purposes.

  • To the extent that certain complete units of Advanced Services Equipment are not "necessary" for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements because they are Multifunctional Equipment and for other reasons, SBC-13STATE voluntarily allows such Collocator collocation.

  • Collocator may not collocate Multifunctional Equipment except as expressly and specifically allowed, on a voluntary basis, in this Section or mutually agreed to by SBC-13STATE and Collocator.

  • To the extent that certain complete units of Advanced Services Equipment are not "necessary" for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements because they are Multifunctional Equipment and for other reasons, SBC-13State voluntarily allows such CLEC collocation.

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  • Consumable items include, but are not limited to: for Computers, Laptops, and Peripherals: batteries; for Printers, Copiers, and Multifunctional Equipment: ink, fuser, roller kits, maintenance kits, paper trays, and any toner/cartridge; light bulbs, lamps (unless purchased as additional coverage), and batteries; for all products: telephone or other lines connecting to the equipment.

  • To qualify for collocation, any of the above Equipment that is used for switching or routing must be (1) "necessary" under the standards set forth above for access to a SBC-13STATE UNE sub-loop and (2) used solely for that purpose unless it also meets the requirements set forth below for collocating "Multi-functional Equipment." Equipment excluded from collocation in any other sub-section of this Section 6 also would be excluded as "stand-alone function" Equipment.

  • Response Sheet for Ink Jet * Multifunctional Equipment Services/Warranties 5-c.

  • For Printers, Copiers, and Multifunctional Equipment: ink, fuser, roller kits, maintenance kits, and any toner/cartridge.


More Definitions of Multifunctional Equipment

Multifunctional Equipment means equipment that has (1) functions that make the equipment “necessary for interconnection or access to unbundled network elements” and (2) additional functions that are not “necessary” for these purposes. Such additional functions include, but are not limited to, switching and enhanced service functions. Ameritech will not allow collocation of stand-alone switching equipment. For purposes of this section, “stand-alone switching equipment” includes, but is not limited to, the following examples: (1) equipment with switching capabilities included in 47 C.F.R. section 51.319(c); (2) equipment that is used to obtain circuit switching capabilities, without reliance upon host switch, regardless of other functionality that also may be combined in the equipment;
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Related to Multifunctional Equipment

  • Metering Equipment means all metering equipment installed at the metering points designated in the appropriate appendix to an Interconnection Service Agreement.

  • Agricultural equipment includes but is not limited to equipment associated with livestock or crop production, horticulture, or floriculture. “Agricultural equipment” includes but is not limited to tractors; trailers; combines; tillage, planting, and cultivating implements; balers; irrigation implements; and all-terrain vehicles.

  • Customer Equipment means hardware, software, systems, cabling and facilities provided by you and used in conjunction with the Equipment that we supply to you in order to receive the Services;

  • Equipment is all “equipment” as defined in the Code with such additions to such term as may hereafter be made, and includes without limitation all machinery, fixtures, goods, vehicles (including motor vehicles and trailers), and any interest in any of the foregoing.