Control Stations Sample Clauses

Control Stations. Customer shall be responsible for repair and replacement of the following control station radio equipment after the end of the items’ Warranty Period: o Antenna systems (antenna, feedline & PolyPhaser) o Audio Accessories (microphone, headset, ear piece)
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Control Stations. There shall be two (2) control stations. One shall be known as the platform control station and the other shall be known as the turntable control station. All elevation, extension and rotation operational controls shall operate from both of these positions. These controls shall be arranged to permit the operator to regulate the speed of these operations within the safe limits as determined by the manufacturer. The control devices shall be grouped in an identical manner at both stations for similarity of operation and to meet NFPA-1901. Platform load instruction plates shall be located at both control stations to indicate the recommended safe load of the platform. The control devices shall be clearly marked and suitably lighted. The controls shall be so designed to allow the turntable control station to override the platform controls even if the ladder is being operated by the platform controls. The turntable control station shall be located on the left side of the turntable such that the operator can easily observe the platform while operating the controls.
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Control Stations. The control system shall have three (3) control stations for the propulsion system: one (1) in each Pilot House and a master unit in the EOS. Control layout shall be generally as shown in References (2I) and (2M). Final control layout is subject to review and approval as described in Sections 640.5 and 640.6.
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Control Stations. Costs estimated for the reconfiguration of control station radios (may include estimates for retune and reprogram tasks, installation and de-installation where identified, and local travel costs as applicable). Table 5 - All Public Safety (Stage 2 Only) Frequency Reconfiguration Agreements Subscriber Units - Median Reconfiguration Costs and Cost Ranges by Subscriber Unit Type NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBER UNITS IN THE SYSTEM Mobiles Portables 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile 1-500 $59 $104 $240 $45 $65 $85 501-1000 $75 $121 $324 $55 $71 $90 1001-2000 $89 $154 $384 $54 $68 $90 2001-4000 $75 $122 $325 $53 $72 $89 4001-6000 $88 $153 $360 $51 $69 $89 6001-10000 $100 $164 $350 $65 $81 $104 >10000 $102 $158 $351 $61 $75 $91 NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBER UNITS IN THE SYSTEM Mobile Data Devices Control Stations 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile 1-500 $40 $70 $103 $60 $125 $262 501-1000 $43 $109 $288 $100 $217 $430 1001-2000 $52 $88 $125 $132 $332 $500 2001-4000 $75 $96 $213 $131 $245 $419 4001-6000 $67 $114 $166 $172 $310 $475 6001-10000 $71 $95 $186 $99 $197 $459 >10000 $65 $86 $104 $142 $220 $394 Section V: Costs for Reconfiguration of 800 MHz Infrastructure Costs for reconfiguring 800 MHz infrastructure are provided in the tables below. The data is presented in subsets based on the number of repeaters. Reconfigurations with 1-5, 6-10, 11-55, 56-145 and greater than 145 repeaters being retuned are analyzed separately. For each cost category, the median value, the 25th percentile, and the 75th percentile are provided per reconfiguration. (See Section I for further explanation of medians and percentiles.) In some cases the median value is zero, meaning that more than half of the licensees in that range either did not estimate costs in that particular category or may have included such estimated costs in another category without clearly identifying them. The following five infrastructure reconfiguration cost categories are analyzed: • Infrastructure Equipment Reconfiguration: The total cost estimated for the reconfiguration of repeaters and all other fixed infrastructure equipment (may include estimates for retune and reprogram tasks as well as installation and de- installation where required). Includes “touch labor” costs only. Excludes planning tasks and material. • Performance Tests – Baseline Testing: The total reconfiguration cost estimated for pre-reconfiguration baseline performance verif...
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Control Stations. The rotary dumper and the receiving xxxxxx vibrating feeders have a separate control panel located in the dumper building. The shiploader and stacker/reclaimers and reclaimer are controlled from cabs mounted as part of their construction. The systems of conveyors leading to and from yard storage are controlled from a central control room atop transfer tower TT2 or from other computer sites. The shiploader and the vibrating feeders under the two 4,000-ton shiploader surge silos are controlled by an operator in the cab of the shiploader.
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