Over the Air Clause Samples

The "Over the Air" clause defines the terms and conditions under which software, firmware, or data updates are delivered remotely to devices via wireless communication. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the provider to ensure updates are secure, timely, and compatible with the recipient devices, and may specify user consent requirements or limitations on update frequency. Its core practical function is to facilitate efficient and secure maintenance or enhancement of devices without requiring physical access, thereby ensuring ongoing functionality and addressing potential security vulnerabilities.
Over the Air. During the activation of a device by a Desktop Device Subscriber and if Technically Feasible, Customer shall give the Desktop Device Subscriber an offer to install the Google Desktop Applications during the activation process. The Google Desktop Applications distributed in this manner shall be limited to Google Desktop Applications that (when downloaded in the aggregate) do not create a negative user experience for the Desktop Device Subscriber by requiring significant download time due to the speed of the Customer Network. The form of the offering of Google Desktop Applications under this paragraph must conform to the screenshots and specifications to be mutually agreed upon by the parties.
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Over the Air. (OTA) update" means any method of making data transfers wirelessly instead of using a cable or other local connection.
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Over the Air. In the wireless network, STA performs the packet classification and conditioning in the network layer and forwards the packet to the AP. As illustrated in Fig. 1, a STA should map QoS in IP layer to the 802.11e. In STA supporting DiffServ and 802.11e, the DSCP value should be mapped to the TCID placed in 802.11e MAC QoS Control field. TABLE III depicts an example mapping between DSCP and TCID. DSCP values are recommended by standards [11][12]. According to the traffic control structure, two QoS architectures can be considered as follows: Direct mapped QoS between DSCP and TCID and Hierarchical QoS architecture. TABLE III. QOS MAPPING TABLE BETWEEN DSCP AND TCID Traffic Class Class 1 Example VoIP DSCP (101)xxx for EF TCID 7 Class 2 Video Streaming (100)xxx 5 (AF4x) Class 3 Signaling bearer (010)xxx 3 (AF2x) Class 4 Normal Data (000)000 1 service (e.g. default best- EF AF4 default V ir tual C o l l is ion H ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Direct mapped QoS between DSCP and TCID: This architecture might be simple to map between DSCP and TCID via interface between IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control (LLC)1 Service Access Point (SAP) and PHB. In this model, every IP packet will be placed into 802.11e MAC priority queues with no preemption. As illustrated in Fig. 7, IP packets are arrived to MAC layer with non- preemptive mode. Fig. 7 shows that regardless the DSCP values of IP packets, IP packets are forwarded to the 802.11e MAC layer according to the arrival times, which are in order of AF2 (1), AF4 (2), EF (3), and default (4). When the IP packets are encapsulated in MAC frames, each frame should be allocated to a priority queue, or an AC, in MAC layer according to its TCID value. Since the TCID field of 802.11e MAC is 3-bit long and the DSCP field of DiffServ is 6-bit long, a single TCID value may represent multiple DSCP values. Due to the different QoS field lengths, the granularity of traffic control should conform to the 802.11e MAC. default EF AF4 Backoff AIFS [3] BO[3] Backoff AIFS [2] BO[2] Backoff AIFS [1] BO[1] Backoff AIFS [0] BO[0] Hierarchical QoS from DSCP and TCID: This architecture uses hierarchical architecture from PHB to the 802.11e Prioritized QoS. The DiffServ engine is a logical entity that performs packet classification and conditioning in the network layer. As illustrated in Fig. 8, when the IP packets arrive at the DiffServ engine, called Traffic Conditioner (TC), which consists of Classifier, Meter, Marker and Shaper/Dropper, they are classified, marked into DSCP...
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