ORBCOMM Gateway definition

ORBCOMM Gateway means the facilities consisting of dual-antenna, redundant gateway Earth stations ("GESs"), computers, displays, control consoles, communications equipment and other hardware that transport and control the flow of data and message communications and other information for the ORBCOMM System. An ORBCOMM Gateway shall be deemed to include one GES and may be expanded through the addition of supplemental GESs.
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Examples of ORBCOMM Gateway in a sentence

  • To the fullest extent permitted by law, the parties to this Contract acknowledge and agree that the hardware and software that comprise the ORBCOMM Gateway are a collection of custom-developed hardware and software or customized adaptations of commercially available hardware and software that have been configured for the ORBCOMM System messaging application and have been designed to ensure that more than one licensee can use the ORBCOMM System to provide ORBCOMM Services.

  • Subject to the provisions set forth in this Section 9, this Agreement shall have a term of ten years, commencing on the date on which ORBCOMM provides Licensee with a Licensee System Acceptance Test certificate certifying completion of the Licensee System Acceptance Test for the ORBCOMM Gateway for the Territory that includes one GES.

  • To the fullest extent permitted by law, the parties further acknowledge and agree that (i) it is critical that licensee systems not interfere with each other and (ii) to ensure that mutually compatible operations can take place, it is essential that, on the terms and conditions set forth herein, (A) Licensee purchase from ORBCOMM, the ORBCOMM Gateway hardware specified herein to be used in the Territory and (B) such ORBCOMM Gateway hardware be installed, integrated and tested by ORBCOMM.

  • The schedule for delivery of the Ground Segment Hardware by ORBCOMM shall be established in the Gateway Implementation Plan, provided that the ORBCOMM Gateway incorporating [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] GES shall be installed in the Territory and accepted as soon as possible.

  • This Contract and all attachments (which are hereby made part of this Contract), the Service License Agreement and the ORBCOMM Gateway Software License Agreement contain the entire understanding between Licensee and ORBCOMM and supersede all prior written and oral understandings relating to the subject hereof.

  • To the fullest extent permitted by law, the parties further acknowledge and agree that (i) it is critical that licensee systems not interfere with each other and (ii) to ensure that mutually compatible operations can take place, it is essential that Licensee purchase from ORBCOMM, on the terms and conditions set forth herein, the ORBCOMM Gateway hardware specified herein to be used in the Territory and that such ORBCOMM Gateway hardware be installed, integrated and tested by ORBCOMM.

  • Telephonic Support Services consist of telephonic technical and operational advice concerning the Licensee System including the ORBCOMM Gateway installed in the Territory; provided that Telephonic Support Service shall not include Provisioning Services, which Provisioning Services will be provided pursuant to the ORBCOMM Gateway Software License Agreement.

  • The purpose of this document is to define the acceptance testing procedures for the Orbital Communications Corporation (ORBCOMM) Gateway Earth Station (GES) system, and the Subscriber Terminal Emulator (STE) system.

Related to ORBCOMM Gateway

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  • Ohio Business Gateway means the online computer network system, created under section 125.30 of the Ohio Revised Code, that allows persons to electronically file business reply forms with state agencies and includes any successor electronic filing and payment system.

  • Core Network means the transport infrastructure identified in accordance with Chapter III of Regulation (EU) No 1315/2013;

  • public telecommunications network means the public telecommunications infrastructure which enables signals to be conveyed between defined network termination points by wire, by microwave, by optical means or by other electromagnetic means;