Security and Redundancy Sample Clauses

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Security and Redundancy. (a) A full list of redundant equipment as advised by NEPCO has been provided by NEPCO for Project Company acceptance prior to signing of this Agreement and consist of the Metering System and the SCADA gateways This redundant capability shall be provided for the central processing units ("CPU") and for the communication links between the CPUs and the transducers, instruments, sensors, and other devices that detect, measure and transmit the parameters used by the measurement system to apply correction factors. (b) The Project Company shall be entitled to gain access to any software application or programs that may be used to operate or calibrate the CPUs and the transducers, instruments, sensors, and other devices which detect, measure and transmit the parameters used by the measurement system provided that NEPCO's personnel shall be entitled to enter a restricted security code every time that such access is required.
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Security and Redundancy. (a) Full redundancy shall be provided for the central processing units (CPU) and for the communication links between them and the transducers, instruments, sensors, and other devices which detect measure and transmit the parameters used by the measurement system to apply correction factors to the capacities listed in Schedule 2. (b) The Company shall not be able to gain access to any software application or programs that may be used to operate or calibrate the CPUs and the transducers, instruments, sensors, and other devices which detect, measure and transmit the parameters used by the measurement system unless BPDB’s personnel input a restricted security code every time that this access is required.
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Security and Redundancy. (a) Full redundancy shall be provided for the central processing units (CPU) and for the communication links between them and the transducers, instruments, sensors, and other devices which detect measure and transmit the parameters used by the measurement system to apply correction factors to the capacities listed in Schedule 2. (b) Rental Power Company shall not be able to gain access to any software application or programs that may be used to operate or calibrate the CPUs and the transducers, instruments, sensors, and other devices which detect, measure and transmit the parameters used by the measurement system unless the Off-Taker’s personnel input a restricted security code every time that this access is required.
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