Frequency Assignments Sample Clauses
Frequency Assignments. No equipment requiring frequency assignment should be tested and operated until a formal assignment of the necessary frequencies has been made pursuant to Section 31.12(c) of Office of Management and Budget Circular No. A-11, and Section 8.2.5 of the Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management, United States Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration. All requests for radio frequency assignments required in support of the agreement should be submitted to the NSF's Electromagnetic Spectrum Management Unit (ESMU) via ▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇ not less than 120 days before the date that the frequency assignment is required. NSF will notify the awardee of the approval or the status of the request 60 days after submission of the request to the ESMU.
Frequency Assignments. The entity that operates the Satellite on which the Service is rendered (“Satellite Operator”), may change frequency allocations associated with a Service. The Customer, under instruction from ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, is responsible to reconfigure all Customer Provided Facilities to enable transmission to and reception from the Satellite at the new frequency assignment.
Frequency Assignments. (a) The Parties of ITSO shall retain the orbital locations and frequency assignments in process of coordination or registered on behalf of the Parties with the ITU pursuant to the provisions set forth in the ITU’s Radio Regulations until such time as the selected Notifying Administration(s) has provided its notification to the Depositary that it has approved, accepted or ratified the present Agreement. The Parties shall select among the ITSO members a Party to represent all ITSO member Parties with the ITU during the period in which the Parties of ITSO retain such assignments.
(b) The Party selected pursuant to paragraph (a) to represent all Parties during the period in which ITSO retains the assignments shall, upon the receipt of the notification by the Depositary of the approval, acceptance or ratification of the present Agreement by a Party selected by the Assembly of Parties to act as a Notifying Administration for the Company, transfer such assignments to the selected Notifying Administration(s).
(c) Any Party selected to act as the Company’s Notifying Administration shall, under applicable domestic procedure:
(i) authorize the use of such frequency assignment by the Company so that the Core Principles may be fulfilled; and
(ii) in the event that such use is no longer authorized, or the Company no longer requires such frequency assignment(s), cancel such frequency assignment under the procedures of the ITU.
(d) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, in the event a Party selected to act as a Notifying Administration for the Company ceases to be a member of ITSO pursuant to Article XIV such Party shall be bound and subject to all relevant provisions set forth in this Agreement and in the ITU’s Radio Regulations until the frequency assignments are transferred to another Party in accordance with ITU procedures.
(e) Each Party selected to act as a Notifying Administration pursuant to paragraph (c) shall:
(i) report at least on an annual basis to the Director General on the treatment afforded by such Notifying Administration to the Company, with particular regard to such Party’s adherence to its obligations under Article XI(c);
(ii) seek the views of the Director General, on behalf of ITSO, regarding actions required to implement the Company’s fulfillment of the Core Principles;
(iii) work with the Director General, on behalf of ITSO, on potential activities of the Notifying Administration(s) to expand access to lifeline countries;
(iv) noti...
Frequency Assignments. 1. ZMP: As indicated on Attachment A.
2. Des Moines ATCT:
a. Controller Symbol A – 135.2 b. Controller Symbol D – 123.9
Frequency Assignments. The initial assigned center frequency for each carrier will be determined by Alpha Lyracom in consultation with the user. It may on occasion, however, be necessary to change carrier frequency assignments in order 30 - B5 - to make efficient use of transponders providing digital service. Accordingly, earth stations must be designed in such a way that changes in transmit and receive frequency can be made expeditiously. If required, in order to meet this requirement, it is recommended that earth station modems be equipped with frequency synthesizers that provide independent transmit and receive frequency agility, in steps of 25 kHz, over a full 38 MHz.