Machine Data means anonymized usage data collected by devices sold (or licensed) under this Agreement such as battery management (time to empty, standby current, average current), device system time, CPU processing load, free RAM, number of running processes, network information (name, identifier), device identifier, firmware version, hardware version device type, audio volume, LED state, beeper volume, backlight level, key light, odometer count, reboot, reboot cause, total storage and physical memory availability, power cycle count, and device up time. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, all title and ownership rights in and to Machine Data are held by Zebra. In the event, and to the extent you are deemed to have any ownership rights in Machine Data, you hereby grant Zebra a limited, irrevocable, non-exclusive right and license to use Machine Data. In addition to the rights specified under this paragraph, Zebra may use any data provided by Licensee and its End Users through Zebra hardware or Software or otherwise provided to Zebra during use of Zebra hardware or Software for analytic purposes, as otherwise permitted by applicable law or regulation and as reasonably required either contractually or to achieve the functionality of the Zebra hardware or Software as described in its documentation.
Machine Data means usage data collected by Software licenced or Products sold (or licenced) under the Agreement such as battery management (time to empty, standby current, average current), device system time, CPU processing load, application usage time, free RAM, number of running processes, network information (name, identifier), device identifier, firmware version, hardware version device type, audio volume, LED state, beeper volume, backlight level, key light, odometer count, reboot, reboot cause, total storage and physical memory availability, power cycle count, and device up time.
Machine Data all data, other than Content Data, collected or generated by the Equipment and Interface. • Maintenance
Examples of Machine Data in a sentence
Zebra-EULA (End User License Agreement) is included in Android Settings which allows the end user to view the status of Machine Data collection by Zebra Data Service Agent (ZDS).
Machine Data may be transferred out of the country where it is generated.
Machine Data will only be used in accordance with John Deere’s Machine Data Policy, located at www.JohnDeere.com/MachineDataPolicy.
Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, all title and ownership rights in and to Machine Data are held by Zebra.
Lessee warrants that it has obtained any necessary consent from its employees or any other third parties, including with respect to the transfer of Machine Data to other jurisdictions, to comply with any applicable privacy laws or contractual agreements with such employees or third parties and to permit Lessor, the Equipment manufacturer, and the Equipment manufacturer’s other dealers to access and use the Machine Data as set forth herein.
More Definitions of Machine Data
Machine Data means anonymized usage data collected by devices sold (or licensed) under this Agreement such as battery management (time to empty, standby current, average current), device system time, CPU processing load, free RAM, number of running processes, network information (name, identifier), device identifier, firmware version, hardware version device type, audio volume, LED state, beeper volume, backlight level, key light, odometer count, reboot, reboot cause, total storage and physical memory availability, power cycle count, and device up time. Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement, all title and ownership rights in and to Machine Data are held by Zebra. In the event, and to the extent you are deemed to have any ownership rights in Machine Data, you hereby grant Zebra a limited, revocable, non-exclusive right and license to use Machine Data.
Machine Data means data concerning the operation of the machine on which a Topcon- branded device or system with connectivity for the Service is installed, including location data. Machine Data does not include Personal Information.
Machine Data means usage data collected by software or devices sold (or licensed) under this XXXX such as battery management (time to empty, standby current, average current), device system time, CPU processing load, application usage time, free RAM, number of running processes, network information (name, identifier), device identifier, firmware version, hardware version device type, audio volume, LED state, beeper volume, backlight level, key light, odometer count, reboot, reboot cause, total storage and memory availability, power cycle count, and device up time. Notwithstanding anything else in this XXXX, all title and ownership rights in and to Machine Data are held by Zebra. In the event, and to the extent Licensee is deemed to have any ownership rights in Machine Data, Licensee hereby grants Zebra a limited, irrevocable, non-exclusive right and license to use Machine Data.
Machine Data means usage or status information collected by Software or hardware sold or licensed under this Agreement, such as information related to a ZSB Printer or a computing device running a ZSB Application. Example machine data includes remaining amount of media in a cartridge, number of media units printed in a cartridge, usage time, network information (e.g., name or identifier), wireless signal strength, device identifier, Software version, hardware version device type, LED state, reboot cause, storage and memory availability or usage, power cycle count, and device up time.
Machine Data means the data indicating status and measuring performance or effectiveness of the Equipment, either directly or indirectly, including but not limited to, torque time, speed, location, distance, starts and stops.
Machine Data all data, other than Content Data, collected or generated by the Equipment and Interface.
Machine Data means any Customer Data that is stored on the individual Machine Components and accessible via established Machine Connections.