VAS. A list of the available voice alarm systems is displayed. To display information on an available Plena voice alarm system: Touch one of the systems displayed in order to select it. The following information is displayed: – Trouble (yes/no) – Emergency (yes/no) – Failure (yes/no) – Internal monitoring (yes/no) – Supervision time (sec). – Boot-up phase is finished (yes/no) – Failure at controller (yes/no) – Failure at router (yes/no) To display information on an available VAS over IP: Touch the voice alarm system displayed in order to select it. The following information is displayed: – Connection status: Shows whether an IP connection to the VAS over IP exists. – Status of VAS over IP: In case of trouble please check the VAS over IP. – Licence: Shows if a valid license key is inserted for the VAS over IP (“VA” or “OPC/VA”). If no valid license key is available, the remaining time until the disconnection of the connection to the VAS over IP is displayed. – Trigger configuration: Mismatch: A VAS Virtual Trigger programmed in the FPA-5000/FPA-1200 configuration cannot be matched to an equivalent trigger on the VAS over IP side. Please check the mapping of the virtual VAS triggers/virtual control inputs configured in the FSP-5000-RPS programming software and the VAS over IP configuration. – Compatibility: Shows whether the version of the connected VAS over IP is released for the connection to an FPA-5000/FPA-1200. If a warning is displayed please check the version of the VAS over IP. – Connection fault counter: Shows the number of connection errors to the VAS over IP until the last reboot of the panel. – Address of VAS over IP: IP address of the VAS over IP. – Port of VAS over IP: VAS over IP port number. The default value is 9401. To check the availability of the VAS over IP in the network, choose Send ping command to send a ping request to the VAS over IP IP address. 15 Maintenance This chapter contains information about the following points: – Walktest: see Maintenance – walktest, page 73 – Changing language display, page 70 – Activate Outputs, page 70 – Activate Transmission Device, page 71 – Detector removal, page 71 – Change device on V.24 Interface, page 71 – History Log: see Maintenance – history log, page 77 – Bypassing/Un-bypassing buzzer, page 72
VAS. Value-added service (“VAS”) is an MSN Mobile Service which is not part of the Base Offering. For every Carrier deployment, Company will provide Microsoft with a list of proposed Base Offerings and VAS. The Parties shall agree to the application of the definition of Base Offering and VAS to the proposed offering. Such list will be updated from time to time. [***] For Messenger and Hotmail Client Service Subscribers in the [***], Company will pay to Microsoft [***] of Base Offering per Client Service Subscriber per month, plus [***] of any VAS generated by Messenger and Hotmail Client Service Subscribers. The revenue share attributable to Microsoft (after adding Microsoft’s revenue share of base offering and Microsoft’s revenue share of VAS) shall not be less than [***]. [***]. For Messenger and Hotmail Client Service Subscribers in [***], Company will pay to Microsoft [***] of Base Offering per Active User per month, plus [***]% of any VAS generated by Messenger and Hotmail Active Users. The revenue share attributable to Microsoft (after adding Microsoft’s revenue share of base offering and Microsoft’s revenue share of VAS) shall not be less than [***]. Microsoft/IXI Mobile, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential
VAS. Value-added service (“VAS”) is an [*] Mobile Service which is not part of the Base Offering. For every Carrier deployment, Company will provide [*] with a list of proposed Base Offerings and VAS. The Parties shall agree to the application of the definition of Base Offering and VAS to the proposed offering. Such list will be updated from time to time. [*] Market. For [*] and [*] Client Service Subscribers in the [*] Market, Company will pay to [*] of Base Offering [*], plus [*] of any VAS generated by [*] and [*].[*] [*] Priority Territories. For [*] and [*] Client Service Subscribers in [*] Priority Territories, Company will pay to [*] [*] of Base Offering [*], plus [*] of any VAS generated by [*] and [*]. [*]
VAS. A list of the available voice alarm systems is displayed. To display information on an available Plena voice alarm system: Touch one of the systems displayed in order to select it. The following information is displayed: – Trouble (yes/no) – Emergency (yes/no) – Failure (yes/no) – Internal monitoring (yes/no) – Supervision time (sec). – Boot-up phase is finished (yes/no) – Failure at controller (yes/no) – Failure at router (yes/no) To display information on an available Praesideo voice alarm system: Touch the voice alarm system displayed in order to select it. The following information is displayed: – Connection status: Shows whether an IP connection to the Praesideo voice alarm system exists. – Praesideo status: In case of trouble please check the Praesideo voice alarm system.
VAS. Vascular - Independent Research and Education - European Organisation may terminate this Agreement at any time in the event that TRANSFEREE is in breach of any of the covenant contained herein, provided that TRANSFEREE is unable to cure such breach within thirty (30) days upon receipt of a written notice by VAS - Vascular - Independent Research and Education - European Organisation addressing such breach.
VAS. 10.1 We may make a VAS available to you, provided that you:
VAS. Payment of any VAS is subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Customer acknowledges that any VAS is not considered part of the Service and is offered by third-parties that may require execution of a separate end-user license agreement regarding the use conditions before the VAS may be used.
