Handover Point definition

Handover Point means the station, stop or location at which two travel information services' routing results are linked to produce a journey;

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Handover Point means the point in the LFC Central Office or LFC POI where a Bitstream Service is handed over from the LFC to the Service Provider; Interconnection Point means, in respect of any dark fibre Wholesale Services, the LFC Central Office or the LFC POI and, in respect of all other Wholesale Services, the LFC POI, each as described in the applicable Service Description;

Handover Point a network interconnection point between different communications providers or a communications provider and an RSP;

Examples of Handover Point in a sentence

• The Baseband Service delivers an analogue voice service from an End User Premises (or End User Tenancy in the case of an MDU) to a voice stream at a Handover Point that enables a Service Provider to interconnect with the LFC Network.

• This means that the total paid by a Service Provider will amount to a fixed fee per destination Handover Point in the place of the per End User transfer Charges.

• The Baseband Service delivers an analogue voice service from an End User Premises to a voice stream at a Handover Point that enables a Service Provider to interconnect with the LFC Network.

• You must make the Deferred Delivery Posting available for Handover at the Handover Point agreed with us at least seven (7) Days, and no more than twenty-eight (28) Days, before the delivery start date.

• Where there are multiple Handover Points, Service Provider will be responsible to providing a confirmed list of UFB Connections and Handover Point IDs (Access Seeker IDs) (ASID) included in the relevant Bulk Handover Transfer request.

More Definitions of Handover Point

Handover Point means the point in the LFC Central Office or LFC POI where a Bitstream Service is handed over from the LFC to the Service Provider; Input Services means the input services supplied by the LFC in accordance with the Undertakings and as more particularly described in each of the Input Services Service Descriptions, Service Level Terms and Operations Manuals; Interconnection Point means, in respect of any dark fibre Wholesale Services, the LFC Central Office or the LFC POI and, in respect of all other Wholesale Services, the LFC POI, each as described in the applicable Service Description; Land Access Process has the meaning given in clause 12.2(b);

Handover Point means an electrical and physical interface point between the carriers’ Networks at which Calls and Text Messages are, or are to be, handed over from one carrier to the other.

Handover Point means an electrical and physical interface point between the Telco Network and the Spark NZT Network at which Calls or Telco SSC Calls are, or are to be, handed over from the Telco Network to the Spark NZT Network, and vice versa.

Handover Point means the place of transfer of risk and liability for the TGV 16 to the other carrier, such place being the railway site of Saarbrücken (Germany).

Handover Point means the area described for the handover of Sets in the RailCorp Maintenance Facility Specification (or such other area as RailCorp and PPP Co may agree).

Handover Point means the point in the LFC Central Office or LFC POI where a Bitstream Service is handed over from the LFC to the Service Provider;

Handover Point means the place in which the energy carrier produced in an other offshore energy generation installation is either fed into an existing line or a line yet to be built or is transported ashore; if the final energy carrier is consumed at sea, the handover point is the entry point into the consumption point,