Pause function Clause Samples

Pause function. A pause function is only applicable to vehicles equipped with AVAS. In case a vehicle is equipped with a pause function the specifications below shall be met. 6.2.7.1 The pause function shall be accessible and operated by the driver in a normal seating position. 6.2.7.2 In the case the pause function is activated, the suspension of AVAS has to be clearly indicated to the driver. 6.2.7.3 Pause function shall be deactivated when the vehicle is started upon each vehicle turn-off.
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Pause function. Any pause function as defined in paragraph 2.7. shall be prohibited.
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Pause function. The manufacturer may install a pause function to disable temporarily the audible reverse warning device when a vehicle of category M2 (M>3500 kg), N2, M3 or N3 is equipped with a non-audible safety system, device(s) for means of rear visibility or detection as described in UN Regulation No. 158, paragraph 1.3, allowing the driver to check the hazard area behind the vehicle, including when towing vehicle(s) of category O, and it is ensured that such safety system(s) functions while reversing. Any other disabling function which does not satisfy the specifications below is prohibited. 14.3.1. When the towed vehicle(s) of category O is(are) not equipped with a device for means of rear visibility or detection as described in UN Regulation No. 158, paragraph 1.3. which is valid for vehicles of category O, the activation of the pause function shall be disabled at the vehicle of category M2 (M>3500 kg), N2, M3 or N3 (the audible reverse warning device shall still be active). 14.3.2. The pause function shall be located so that it is operable by the driver in a normal seating position. 14.3.3. In the case when the pause function is activated, the suspension of reverse warning sound has to be indicated clearly to the driver. 14.3.4. The pause switch shall be deactivated when the vehicle is re-started following each vehicle turn-off.
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Pause function. The manufacturer may install a pause function to disable temporarily the audible reverse warning device when a vehicle of category M2 (M>3500 kg), N2, M3, or N3 is equipped with a non-audible safety system, device(s) for means of rear visibility or detection9, allowing the driver to check the hazard area behind the vehicle, including when towing vehicle(s) of category O, and it is ensured that such safety system(s) functions while reversing. Any other disabling function which does not satisfy the specifications below is prohibited. 14.3.1 When the towed vehicle(s) of category O is(are) not equipped with a device described in UN Regulation No. 158, paragraph 1.3 which is valid for vehicles of category O9, the activation of the pause function shall be disabled at the vehicle of category M2 (M>3500 kg), N2, M3 or N3 (the audible reverse warning device shall still be active).
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Pause function. The Fuel Bridge has a pause function, which is a safety mechanism that can be used to temporarily stop certain operations from being executed. The pause function is only intended to be used to stop an active exploit or to stem loss of funds in the event of a security incident or unexpected event. Use of the pause function is governed by a Security Council. The Security Council is currently composed of a set of keyholders who administer certain aspects of the network through a multisignature wallet that requires a subset of the Council to sign a message in order to implement certain actions. A majority of the keyholders are external to and independent of Operator. The Security Council is designed to mitigate risks and preserve the security of the Fuel Bridge, but it cannot guarantee that. You acknowledge and agree that the Security Council does not owe users of the Fuel Bridge a fiduciary duty or any other specialized duty of care and has no other relationship, contractual or otherwise, with you.
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