Preemptible Transponder definition

Preemptible Transponder means a transponder on a satellite that is not entitled to restoration in the event of a transponder failure or a satellite failure and may be preempted at any time to restore (i) a satellite failure, (ii) a service or transponder that becomes a transponder failure and is entitled to preempt a Preemptible Service or Preemptible Transponder, or (iii) other service offerings of SES or any member of the SES Group, including but not limited to mass move protection, construction and launch delay protection, and launch failure protection.
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Preemptible Transponder means a Transponder that may be preempted at any time to restore (1) a Fully-Protected Transponder or a Transponder-Protected Transponder which becomes a Transponder Failure or (2) other service offerings of GE Americom, including construction delay protection and launch protection.
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Preemptible Transponder means a satellite service or transponder that is not entitled to restoration in the event it becomes a Transponder Failure and may be preempted at any time to restore (1) a satellite failure, (2) a Protected Service or Protected Transponder that becomes a transponder failure, or (3) other service offerings of SES Americom or any of its affiliates, including but not limited to mass move protection, construction and launch delay protection and launch failure protection. *** Certain confidential portions of this exhibit were omitted by means of redacting a portion of the text. Copies of the exhibit containing the redacted portions have been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission subject to a request for confidential treatment pursuant to Rule 24b-2 under the Securities Exchange Act.
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Examples of Preemptible Transponder in a sentence

  • Restoration shall be effected if technical and operational circumstances permit, in the following manner and order, on a first-needed, first-served basis: first, by utilizing similar service on any available Replacement Transponder of the same Transponder Class on the provisioned Satellite; and second, if no such Replacement Transponder is available, by using an unassigned or Preemptible Transponder of the same Transponder Class on the provisioned Satellite, if available.

  • If no Replacement Transponder is available, GE Americom shall restore the Transponder Failure by using an unassigned or Preemptible Transponder on that Satellite, if available.

  • Restoration shall be effected in the following manner and order, on a first-needed, first-serviced basis: first, by utilizing any available Replacement Transponder of the same Transponder Class on the Satellite; and second, if no such Replacement Transponder is available, by using an unassigned or Preemptible Transponder of the same Transponder Class and same polarization on the Satellite, if available.

  • Restoration shall be effected in the following manner and order, on a first-needed, first-served basis: first, by utilizing any available Replacement Transponder on the Satellite; and second, if no such Replacement Transponder is available, by using a Preemptible Transponder on the Satellite, if available (e.g., if Customer is taking service on twenty-four (24) Transponders, then there will be no Preemptible Transponder).

  • Non-Preemptible Service or Non-Preemptible Transponder: A satellite service or transponder that may not be preempted at any time to restore a Protected Service or Protected Transponder, but that is not entitled to be restored by preempting a Preemptible Service or Preemptible Transponder.

  • Customer's service on a Preemptible Transponder may be preempted at any time for the reasons stated in this Article 8.

  • If Customer fails to vacate the Preemptible Transponder immediately after being given Notice of Preemption, GE Americom may, without further notice to Customer, take appropriate action to bring down Customer's signal.

  • In addition, in the event that the Preemptible Transponder on C-4 is not available for Customer on January 1, 1997 because of a delay in the Launch of or the Launch Failure of the communications satellite known as "Satcom GE-1" to be operated by GE Americom, GE Americom shall provide Customer with Preemptible Service on the Preemptible Transponder designated by GE Americom for occasional service on Satcom C-1, if such transponder is then available.

  • Restoration shall be effected in the following manner and order, on a first-needed, first-served basis: first, by utilizing any available Replacement Transponder on the Satellite; and second, if no such Replacement Transponder is available, by using a Preemptible Transponder on the Satellite, if available.

  • Any rights Customer may have to use a Preemptible Transponder shall immediately terminate upon notice from GE Americom stating that such Preemptible Transponder is being preempted ("Notice of Preemption") and Customer shall immediately cease using the service on the Preemptible Transponder.

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