System Compatibility. Some automatic reporting systems, such as home security systems, medical alert systems, and door xxxx answering services, which dial local law enforcement, fire departments, and medical assistance, may cause problems with the Services. Customer waives any and all claims against GTC for interference or disruption that Services may cause with such third party system devices. Professional installation may be required if Customer uses such devices. If Customer has five or more such devices connected to their Customer’s phone line, professional installation may also be required due to degradation of DSL signal, and a NID filter may be required. If an alarm system is present an RJ31x filter must be installed by the alarm company, with Customer responsible for any associated costs.
System Compatibility. Vendor shall ensure that the Services, including all deliverables under this MSA are fully compatible with USAC’s internal systems, processes, and controls. Additional Standards.
System Compatibility. Some automatic reporting systems, such as home security systems, medical alert systems, and doorbell answering services, which dial local law enforcement, fire departments, and medical assistance, may cause problems with the Services. Customer waives any and all claims against GTC for interference or disruption that Services may cause with such third party system devices. Professional installation may be required if Customer uses such devices. For those Customers receiving DSL Service: (a) if you have five (5) or more such devices connected to your phone line, professional installation may also be required due to degradation of DSL signal, and a NID filter may be required; and (b) if an alarm system is present, an RJ31x filter must be installed by the alarm company, and you are responsible for any associated costs.
System Compatibility. COPPUL, OCUL, CAUL-CBUA and CREPUQ agree to support and promote the IPIG profile of the ISOILL 10160 and 10161 standards as the desired messaging format, and will make every effort to ensure their ILL systems are compatible with these standards. COPPUL, OCUL, CAUL-CBUA and CREPUQ will continue to support generic script within their ILL systems as a secondary messaging format. COPPUL, OCUL, CAUL-CBUA and CREPUQ will test compatibility and communication between their systems prior to any upgrade to their current ILL software systems or implementation of new ILL software systems and will work to maintain minimum disruption of ILL messaging between the three consortia during these periods. Appendix A COPPUL PARTICIPANTS LIST OF COPPUL LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN THE COPPUL/OCUL/CAUL-CBUA/CREPUQ ILL AGREEMENT NAME CODES Athabasca University AEAU Xxxxxxx University MBC Concordia University College AEC Kwantlen Polytechnic University BSKC King's University College AEKC MacEwan University AEGMCT Mount Royal University ACMR Royal Roads University BRC Xxxxx Xxxxxx University BVAS, BVASB, BVASS Xxxxxxxx Rivers University BKCC, BWLCC Trinity Western University BLTW University of Alberta AEU University of British Columbia BVAU, BVAUL, BVAUW, BKU University of Calgary ACU, ACUM, ACACH*, ACPLC*, ACRVH* ACTBC* University of Lethbridge ALU University of Manitoba MWU, MWUL, MWM, MWDL, MWCH*, MWSBM*, MWGH*, MWMG*, MWSOGH*, MWVGH*, MSC University of Northern British Columbia BPGUB University of Xxxxxx SRU University of Saskatchewan SSU, SSUM University of the Fraser Valley BCLF University of Victoria BVIV, BVIVL University of Winnipeg MWUC Vancouver Island University BNM * The hospital libraries included in the above list are branch libraries meaning they are fully integrated into the parent university's organizational structure. Not to be confused with hospital libraries that have affiliated or associated relationships with university programs, these branch libraries are managed by and have a direct reporting structure with the university library/librarian. Updated: December 2, 0000 Xxxxxxxx X OCUL PARTICIPANTS LIST OF OCUL LIBRARIES PARTICIPATING IN THE COPPUL/OCUL/CAUL- CBUA/CREPUQ ILL AGREEMENT NAME CODES Algoma University OSTMA Xxxxx University OSTCB Carleton University OOCC Lakehead University OPAL, OPALE, OORIL, OTBNOM Laurentian University OSUL, OSULN, OBAGCL, OORIGCL McMaster University OHM, OHMB Nipissing University ONBEC Ontario College of Art & Design. OTCA Queens ...
System Compatibility. The members of the consortia agree to favour Open System Interconnection1 (OSI). They are therefore committed to interoperability of current and future protocols between ILL systems. 1 The Open Systems Interconnection model (OSI model) is a conceptual model that characterizes and standardizes the communication functions of a telecommunication or computing system without regard to its underlying internal structure and technology. Its goal is the interoperability of diverse communication systems with standard communication protocols.
System Compatibility. If T-Mobile provides Provider information that is reasonably sufficient, Provider shall design to ensure that (a) all Facilities are successfully interfaced with, and compatible with, the services, systems, items and other resources of T-Mobile and its third-party service providers with which the Facilities will interoperate (collectively, the "T-Mobile Resources”); (b) all Facilities meet the requirements, specifications and performance targets as to system capacity, volume, response times and all other performance metrics specified in the Specifications; and (c) no Services or other items provided to T-Mobile by Provider will be adversely affected by, or will adversely affect, any T-Mobile Resources or any services provided by any such third-party providers in any material respect, whether as to functionality, speed, service levels, interconnectivity, reliability, availability, performance, response times or otherwise.
System Compatibility i. The Contractor must ensure that any website, web portal, browser plug- ins, or provided software for all transactions and functions (e.g., file transfers, reporting, status review, etc.) are compatible with Microsoft Windows 7 and greater, Internet Explorer 9 and greater, Safari, and the latest version of Google Chrome. However, if necessary, the State reserves the right to require use of older versions of software in order to be compatible with an Agency that uses an older version of the software.
System Compatibility. Some automatic reporting systems, such as home security systems, medical alert systems, and door xxxx answering services, which dial local law enforcement, fire departments, and medical assistance, may cause problems with the Services. Customer waives any and all claims against GTC for interference or disruption that Services may cause with such third party system devices. Professional installation may berequired if Customer uses such devices. For those Customers receiving DSL Service: (a) if Customer has five or more such devices connected to their Customer’s phone line, professional installation may also be required due to degradation of DSL signal, and a NID filter may be required; and (b) if an alarm system is present an RJ31x filter must be installed by the alarm company, with Customer responsible for any associated costs. Alternative Power Sources. Alternative power sources, such as generators, may cause interference with Service due to the introduction of noise and power fluctuations. No service credits will be issued by GTC for any service interruptions or degradation directly or indirectly caused by Customer’s use of such alternative power sources.
System Compatibility. It is essential to discuss your school’s requirements with St Helens Council Schools ICT Support before purchasing any IT goods or services and St Helens Schools ICT Support have confirmed that it is compatible and supported under the existing contract. If it is determined that enhanced support is required, the Council will need to consider the additional support arrangements either by enhancing your existing contract or commissioning 3rd party providers to deliver the appropriate support with any associated costs being passed on to the school or schools.
System Compatibility. The end-user is responsible for and must use systems and equipment compatible with the Software, as SysKit specifies in its online product pages and installation requirements.
