Non-Cellular Devices definition

Non-Cellular Devices means devices (such as, without limitation, vending machines, wireless local loop systems or vehicles) that, when incorporating a Module or used with a Modem, are capable of wireless communication via a mobile air interface Standard. Wireless communications can be made amongst them, or between remote machines and a host server or a central station to provide for example real-time monitoring, data reporting or remote control without human intervention. For the avoidance of any doubt, the term Non-Cellular Devices excludes End User Terminals and Infrastructure Equipment (such terms shall for the purpose of this definition be with the exclusion of wireless local loop systems).
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Examples of Non-Cellular Devices in a sentence

  • Ericsson hereby covenants not to assert nor have asserted (including ensures that its Affiliates do not assert or have not asserted) any of Ericsson Licensed Patents against Wavecom and its Affiliates regarding its/their licensing of an internal design to make End User Terminals, Modems and Non-Cellular Devices (technology licensing).

  • Wavecom Product type Quantities of Units Sold subject to royalty Applicable Royalty Rates (based on Product Net Selling Price) Net Selling Prices Total royalty amounts Wavecom Product operating with End User Terminals […] € € Wavecom Product operating with Non-Cellular Devices […] € € € € Grand Total N/A € € For this royalty report, the following Wavecom Products are subject to the royalties in Article 7.1: [Module WISMO QUIK Q –– ; Module WISMO PAC P –– ; Modem FASTRACK M-- ; Modem INTEGRA M-- ; etc].