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<br />upon request during normal business hours or within one (1) hour of a page to the <br />on-call technician outside normal business hours. For purposes of this paragraph, <br />the term "normal business hours" means Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to <br />5 :00 p.m., excluding holidays. <br /> <br />7.1.3 The I-Net shall provide 450 MHz of activated capacity with no less than 156 MHz <br />of bandwidth upstream and 210 MHz of bandwidth downstream to the HFC I-Net <br />Sites. Such capacity, and any future activated capacity on the portion of the I-Net <br />made available to the Commission, the City and/or I-Net Users, shall be furnished <br />free of charge to the Commission, the City and/or I-Net Users. The I-Net shall <br />have fiber introduced into it to limit amplifier cascades to no more than an <br />average of four (4), and a maximum of seven (7), excluding the Node, for the <br />HFC I-Net Sites. <br /> <br />7.1.4 The Grantee shall connect the HFC I-Net Sites to the Institutional Network, at no <br />cost to the City, the Commission or I-Net Users. Other governmental, public, or <br />educational institutions subsequently designated by the City or the Commission <br />shall be connected to the I-Net via coaxial cable, free of charge, if such <br />institutions are located 500 feet or less from the existing I-Net, or if such <br />designated institutions agree to reimburse the Grantee for its Actual Costs in <br />excess of the cost of the first 500 feet of such installation, including the cost of <br />any additional necessary equipment, such as fiber, node(s), e~c., necessary to <br />provide I-Net service. Such additional sites shall have an amplifier cascade as <br />agreed to between the Grantee and the designated institution. <br /> <br />7.1.5 The I-Net shall be segmented to allow narrowcasting of signals within most <br />municipal boundaries. The Grantee shall, at no cost to the City, the Commission <br />or I-Net Users, provide and install all equipment necessary to achieve the required <br />level of segmentation. <br /> <br />7.1.6 I-Net equipment at the hub related to the Institutional Network shall be connected <br />to a gas powered generator capable of providing continuous electrical power, or <br />equivalent, and to an uninterruptible power supply that both conditions <br />commercial power and provides for zero transfer time between normal <br />commercial power and hublheadend back-up generators. <br /> <br />7.1. 7 All I-Net distribution system power supplies shall have the standby capability of <br />providing at least three (3) hours of backup power for all I-Net Nodes and other <br />active devices throughout the I-Net. Each power supply shall have status <br />monitoring installed in it. Prior to battery failure, the Grantee shall connect I-Net <br />Node power supplies to portable generators capable of producing adequate <br />electrical current until commercial power is restored. <br /> <br />7.1.8 Pilot generators shall be installed at the end of mutually agreed upon I-Net <br />cascades carrying any transmissions. Pilot generators shall be installed at the end <br /> <br />37 <br />
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