Data Logging Sample Clauses
The Data Logging clause establishes the requirements and permissions for recording and storing data generated during the performance of an agreement. Typically, it outlines what types of data must be logged, the format and duration of storage, and who has access to the logs. For example, it may require that all system access or transaction records be maintained for a specified period to ensure traceability. The core function of this clause is to ensure accountability and transparency by providing a verifiable record of relevant activities, which can be critical for audits, compliance, or dispute resolution.
Data Logging. OneNeck shall collect current and historical Performance/Health statistical data as applicable within the monitoring tool. Statistical data will include utilization, errors, and latency.
Data Logging. When you access Internet Banking to conduct transactions, the information you enter may be recorded. By using Internet Banking, you consent to such recording.
Data Logging. Grid Tied String Inverter will log the inverter performance data and transmit the same to the data logger. It shall also monitor basic parameters like power generated, etc. The performance and generation data shall be recorded using a data logger. Data logger shall gather information and monitor the performance of the inverter. It shall also support measurements from the external sensors. Data Logger shall also monitor the Solar Insolation and Temp of Array Yard.
Data Logging. There are effectively two different types of devices that work with the Universal Software. The first type is an Interval-based device, which sends out a message every two seconds, no matter what state it is in. The second type is an Event- based device, which will send a message with a status and a background reading once every five minutes, and a full message whenever an alarm, failure, or scan occurs. For the Interval Types (Models 375 and 2100), the data is logged on two different intervals, depending on the status of the device. The normal log interval is used when the device is not alarming or failing. The alarm log interval is used when the area monitor is alarming or failing. Typically the alarm log interval is set to log data at a faster rate to collect more information during an alarm. The Model 720 is similar to an Event device in that it sends a heartbeat (typically at five-minute intervals), but when it detects radiation, it will gather data for about 30 seconds before sending an alarm message.
Data Logging. Each Party shall ensure that the EDI messages, which it stores in the data log, can be readily accessible and can be retrieved in an understandable language, and can be printed out, should it be necessary.
Data Logging. The NMS shall provide fault logs and compile statistics to determine the service level of individual network elements. They will be used to determine weak devices in the telecommunications network that require attention. All configuration changes shall be logged, including hardware and software updates. Unauthorized or faulty configuration changes shall be flagged and an alert shall be provided to the network administrators. Security-related information shall be gathered and analyzed regularly by the NMS. These include network attacks, intrusions and attacks on the NMS itself.