@Xi Computer Corporation Mtower User Manual page 101

Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency
Interference Statements
computer to the new software user. Any backup copies of the software must be
destroyed after seller transfers ownership of the computer to the purchaser. It is the
responsibility of the purchaser to create backup copies of the software and comply
with any applicable software license agreement and Copyright laws.
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY ON THE SALE OF
SOFTWARE; ALL SOFTWARE IS SOLD AS RECEIVED FROM THE
SOFTWARE MANUFACTURER.
Unless the President of @Xi Computer Corporation gives prior written approval,
seller's products are not to be used as critical components in life support systems.
Critical components can be considered parts of a life support system whose failure
to perform could result in the breakdown of a life support system. Life support
systems can be considered instruments whose nonperformance can be reasonably
expected to result in considerable harm to the user.
The State of California, County of Orange, maintains governing power over this
agreement. Customer acknowledges that California courts have jurisdiction over
this agreement and that any and all disputes that arise shall be settled in California
County of Orange.
These written agreements supersede and replace any prior or contemporaneous
agreements. It will be binding on the heirs and successors of the parties hereto. If
any section of this agreement is found to be invalid, the remainder of the
agreement shall remain intact and in full force.
Please read the FCC statement that applies to your system. To verify the FCC
limits with which your system complies, please locate the label on the back of your
system. If there is an FCC ID code starting with JPW or stating FOR HOME OR
OFFICE USE, your system complies with the limits of a Class B device. If
nothing is present, your system complies with the limits of a Class A device. This
computer must be used with shielded cables in order to meet FCC emission limits.
Also, be aware that most network cards and large monitors have an FCC Class A
specification only and therefore, even if used in conjunction with FCC Class B
computers, they are good only for non-residential use. Please always check the
level of FCC compliance of every add-on board or peripheral you might be adding
to your @Xi system(s).
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