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1. Customer by the Supplier 7 OTHER RIGHTS OF SUPPLIER If a any amount payable by the Customer to the Supplier is overdue or the Customer fails to meet any other obligation to the Supplier or in the Supplier s opinion the Customer is likely to be unable to meet its payment or other obligations to the Supplier or b the Customer becomes insolvent has a receiver appointed in respect of all or some of its assets makes or is likely to make an arrangement with its creditors or has a liquidator provisional or otherwise appointed or is placed under statutory or official management or any like happening howsoever is called in any jurisdiction then without limiting any other right of the Supplier i the Supplier may cancel all or any part of the Contract or Contracts with the Customer which remains unperformed and ii all amounts outstanding under any contract with the Supplier whether or not due for payment immediately become due and payable and iil the supplier shall be entitled to claim any goods it has supplied which are in the Customer s possession or control and to dispose of them for its own benefit and for the purpose of the supplier shall be entitled without notice to enter directly or by its agents on any premises where it believes goods which it has supplied may be stored without in anyway being liable to any person 8 MISCELLANEOUS 8 1 The Customer shall be responsible for disposing at its own cost of all
2. C 02709 1998 11 55 16 9 C 0270971998 10 50 Humidity z 53 02 09 1998 12 55 57 02 09 1998 12 10 Light g O 027 0971998 10 45 of 027 0971998 10 45 Wind Speed z OEph 0270971998 10 45 OKph 0270971998 10 45 Total Rain Fall 0 O mmj Total Leaf Wetness Time O0 minutes Date Time Templ Temp2 Humidity Light Speed Direction Rain Battery 4 4 4 4 4 027 0971998 10 45 18 0 C 16 5 C 56 of oKph 158 O 0Omm 12 6v 027 0971998 10 50 18 0 C 16 9 C 54 os OKph 156 O 00mm 12 5v 027 0971998 10 55 18 0 C 16 5 C 544 of OEph 158 O 0O0Omm 12 sVv 02709 1998 11 00 18 0 C 16 5 C 544 of OEph 156 O 0Omm 12 6v 02 09 1998 11 05 18 3 C 16 5 C 55 os OKph 158 O 00mm 12_sv 027 0971998 11 10 18 3 C 16 9 C 544 of OEph 156 0 0Omm l2 5V 02 09 1998 11 15 18 3 C 16 9 C 54 os OKph 158 O 00mm 12 5v o2z2 o0s 71998 11 20 18 3 1i6 9 C 544 of OEph 156 O 0O0Omm iz 5Y 027 0971998 11 25 18 3 C 16 5 C 544 of oKph 156 O 0Omm 12 sVv7 027 0971998 11 30 18_0 C 16 5 C 54 os OKph 156 O 00mm 12 5v 027 0971998 11 35 18 0 C 16 2 C 54 of OEph 156 Oo 0Omm 12 5V 027 0971998 11 40 17 6 C 16 2 C 554 of oKph 156 0 0Omm 12 svV 027 0971998 11 45 17 6 16 2 c 56 os OKph 156 O 00mm 12 5V 027 0971998 11 50 17 6 C 16 2 C 56 of OEph 158 O 0Omm 12 sVv 027 0971998 11 55 17 3 C 15 8 C S564 o OEph 156 O 00mm 12 5V 027 0971998 12 00 1
3. a data file that has already been saved to disk follow these steps In the File menu select the Load option and enter the name of the file you wish to retrieve at the prompt and press Enter 4 0 SkyView 3001 Analysis Functions The SkyView 3001 program provides many powerful functions which can be used for analysing readings from the station or loaded from disk This section describes the various analysis functions and how to use them 4 1 Text Reports A comprehensive text report giving a summary of the minimum and maximum values the total accumulated rain fall over the period of the report as well as a table of the actual readings can be viewed by selecting the Text Report option in the Display menu Select Data Range Display From 31710796 11 48 To 1 11 96 17 23 356 Readings Figure 4 Text Report The window above will appear At the prompts enter the period you would like the report to cover use the delete key to remove the default values and enter the desired values the default is from the start to the end of the readings An example text report is shown below SkyView 3001 Monitor Text Report _ i xi File Edit Control Display Window Help l xi Text Report SkyView 2000 Weather Station 027 0971998 10 45 to 027 0971998 13 00 Se nase EE EA ae eee eae Sen ee eee ee eae EE een ee ee ee eee eee Minimum Maximum Temperature 1l17 3 C 0270971998 11 55 1l18 7 C 027 0971998 12 55 Temperaturez 15 8
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5. 1 Monitor Temperature2 Graph x fa File Edit Control Display window Help 18 x Temperature 2 Versus Time 0 0209 10 45 209 11 15 209 11 45 209 12 15 209 12 45 0209 11 00 0209 11 30 0209 12 00 02 09 12 30 02109 13 00 Day Month Hour Minute Status Communication OK File Name 70554750 DAT Readings 28 Figure 6 Temperature Graph The dates and times to the right of each graduation along the x axis belong the that graduation Many different graphs can be displayed simultaneously by using the Tile option in the Window menu Printing A Graph To print a particular graph select the desired graph window and then in the File menu select the Print command 11 5 0 Station Specifications 5 1 Sensors Temperature Air Soil Range 25C to 50C Accuracy 0 5C typ Relative Humidity Range 0 to 100 RH Accuracy 5 RH 0 to 60 Un cal 2 RH 0 to 90 cal Linearity 0 8 typ Solar Radiation Range 0 to 1500 W m Resolution 1 W m Accuracy 8 Wind Speed Range 4 to 280 km h 0 9 to 78 m s Accuracy 5 typ Start Speed 6 5 km h typ Stop Speed 4 km h typ Wind Direction Range 0 to 360 deg Resolution 5 deg Accuracy 5 deg Leaf Wetness Range 0 to 100 Barometric Pressure Range 800 1100mb Resolution Imb Accuracy 10mb Station Computer Analogue inputs 8 Battery voltage wind vane leaf wetnes
6. 7 3 C 15 8 C 56 o OEph 156 O 0Omm 12 5V 02 09 1998 12 05 17 3 C 15 8 C 56 os OEph 156 0 0Omm l2 5V 02 09 1998 12 10 17 3 C 15 8 C 57 os OKph 156 O 00mm 12 5v E Status Communication OK File Name 70554750 DAT Readings 28 Figure 5 Example text Report The uppermost line contains the period covered by the report 02 9 98 10 45 to 02 9 98 13 00 in this case A summary of the maximum and minimum readings along with the dates and times at which they occurred and the total accumulated rain fall is displayed next Finally the actual weather readings are displayed in a table A text report can display a maximum of 500 readings if there are more than 500 readings they will be truncated automatically In addition parts of the report can be cut amp pasted into other applications using the mouse and 10 Edit menu To save a text report to disk as a text file select the Save Report option in the File menu Printing A Text Report To print a text report select the text report window and then in the File menu select the Print command 4 2 Graphing Weather Readings From The Station Or A Data File Once a set of readings have been transferred to the PC from the station or loaded from a data file they can be graphed by selecting the desired graph option in the Display menu At the prompt enter the desired period over which to view the readings and press Enter An example temperature graph is shown in the Figure below SkyView 300
7. Also unplug both the PC and the station from the mains power 2 With the modems power adaptor not plugged into a mains socket connect the small round plug to the modems power adaptor socket 3 Now plug the modem serial cable on the Interface unit into the modem serial socket on the back of the modem 4 Connect the flat grey telephone cable plug into a telephone line socket this will be either the same socket your telephone is plugged into or a new line plug the other end into the telephone line socket on the back of the modem Note If you want to use the station modem on the same wall socket that your telephone is connected to you will need to use a special socket which can accept two telephones These are readily available in most hardware stores or supermarkets 5 Plug the modems power adaptor into a mains wall socket and turn the modem on using the button on the top of the lid 6 Reconnect the PC and the station to the wall power The turn on the PC 7 Finally turn on the station using the switch on the station interface unit When you turn on the station you will see the RD and SD red lights on the front of the modem flashing on amp off after a delay of approximately 20 seconds as the station sets up the modem When the modem is correctly set up the following red lights on the modem should be on HS TR MR AA If HS is not on then you will need to run a terminal communications program in your windows program In your communica
8. GPSE SkyLog 3001 Weather Station User Manual lt a Skylog 3001 Weather Station Version 1 1 GP S E Because It Should Be Fun AR Harris GPSE Ltd 136 Worcester Street PO Box 13047 Christchurch Ph 0064 3 379 3642 Fax 0064 3 366 7799 email GPSE xtra co nz Contents 1 0 GETTING STARTED csccsssssssscssssrsseeserssesssesssesssesssesssesesesssesssesssessessseesessssseseeesssssseeseesssessessseeeseees 3 TOTP OMUCHON a eien dca Sous deg vice a tahe o ea a aee a dates aai cabedicscabedsyscbeededes 3 1 1 PACKING List soccicccccceivccccsictasucacetssasacesaianaceuasanadeuicenadesdhaeesevacensdeadedsseuadapsdencucdasstidevavatedeaesetsdeeedatsdenaeenes 3 2 0 INSTALLING THE SKYLOG 3001 STATION scccssscsssscssssescssecssscsssecssssssssssssssesssscsssscsssssscssees 4 20 Generali Secs dacs obec ee ceed E sea a aah db e hla teen thee E baba beaten sdb lathb adhe utah cob e a reia 4 PA StQtiOn 11111 E Soci e cscpotice shea wsacagele obs sh E E E E EEE 4 2 2 Setting UP TRE Staci On iesene iin coca cde coals phe oot A RE ha ete dahon EA E aa 5 2 3 Installing The SkyView 3001 Program On Your PC u0 cccccccesccceecceeseeecnseceseesescecesseeesseecsaeesseeeensaeenes 5 2 4 Running The SkyView 3001 Program ccccccscccssscesessecessecsneecesseceseesseecsscescusecesaecesaeecsaeesseeseneeee es 5 2 5 Setting The Preferences cccccccsscccssscceseceseecsssecssecesseecsscecssceecusecesseeeseecsseessseecesseecaeecsa
9. d 1 0 Getting Started 1 0 Introduction Thank you for purchasing a SkyLog 3001 weather station The SkyLog 3001 is a personal computer PC based weather station that simultaneously records and automatically stores in memory readings of air soil grass temperatures relative humidity solar radiation wind speed wind direction barometric pressure leaf wetness sensor and rain fall The SkyLog 3001 can be left permanently connected to a PC displaying real time weather conditions using the SkyView 3001 Windows software or it can be left in the field recording weather conditions independently of a PC The data from the station can also be down loaded through a modem or a radio link 1 1 Packing List GPSE SkyLog 3001 Weather Station 1 GPSE SkyView 3001 Software Installation Disk 1 User s Guide 1 2 0 Installing The SkyLog 3001 Station 2 0 General The following sections will explain the installation and operation of the SkyLog 3001 station 2 1 Station Features The main features of the station are illustrated below Figure 1 Station Features Features Anemometer Leaf Wetness sensor Radiation sensor Cross beam Wind vane Relative Humidity amp Temperature sensors in Radiation shield Guy rope Solar Panel Station computer box attached to the mast 0 Ground Temperature probe E NORCO ION Lu FG ND Please note not all of the sensors shown above may installed on your station 2 2 Setting Up The S
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11. h these terms and conditions are expressly negatived Any statement by the customer that the Customer s terms and conditions shall prevail is expressly negatived 1 3 Cancellation of or variations to an order will only be accepted if advised to the Supplier in writing The Supplier will be entitled to invoice the Customer for all costs incurred by it as a result of cancellation or variation 2 PRICES AND PAYMENT 2 1 Goods or Services will be invoiced at the price stated and do not include costs of customs agents carrier fees freight insurance tariffs duties taxes of any kind imposts assignments and other levies which are payable in addition where those costs are incurred by the Supplier The Supplier reserves the right to alter the price without notice and the price may be different from the price quoted or stated Prices do not include GST which is payable in addition 2 2 Unless otherwise stated or agreed in writing by the Supplier payment is to be made in full by the 20 of the month following the date of invoice however the Supplier reserves the right to require payment in cash on delivery 2 3 The Customer may not deduct or withhold any amount whether any way of set off counterclaim retention or otherwise from any money owing to the Supplier 2 4 If the full payment for any goods is not made to the Supplier by the due date for payment then Customer shall be in default and Customer shall at Supplier s discretion and witho
12. ile menu Readings The number of readings transferred from the station or contained in the data file loaded from disk Logging ON Indicates the station is logging readings and storing them in memory OFF Indicates the station is not logging readings Alarm ON Indicates the alarm has been triggered OFF indicates the alarm has not been triggered Current Readings If the station is connected to a PC then the current readings from the sensors can be displayed at the bottom of the screen as shown in Figure 3 The readings from the temperature probes are displayed in the second window from the left The gauge and first numerical value represent the air temperature probe on socket 1 while the temperature reading from the ground temperature probe is displayed numerically to the right of the air temperature reading The readings for sensors that are not connected to the station will be random and should be ignored 3 2 Programming The Station To Log Readings Once the station has been set up and the SkyView 3001 software installed the station must be programmed to start taking readings 1 Ensure that the station serial link is connected to the PC 2 Run the SkyView 3001 program in Windows 3 Ensure the station is turned on 4 Clear the old readings from the station memory To erase the old readings from the stations memory select the Clear Log option in the Control menu Note This step is only necessary if the station has been l
13. ings transferred is shown in the status line at the bottom of the main window Data files can also be saved to disk as spreadsheet compatible files see section 3 6 Graphs of the readings along with a text report can be viewed using the Display menu see section 4 0 3 5 Saving Readings To Disk If it is desired to re load the data file into the SkyView 3001 program at a later date the data file should be saved to disk as follows In the File menu select the Save Data As option and enter a new file name for the data file Then press Enter 3 6 Saving Readings As A Spreadsheet Compatible File To save the readings to disk in a file which can be loaded into popular spreadsheet packages such as Excel the following steps should be followed In the File menu select the Export option and enter a new file name for the data Then press Enter The data file will be in comma delimited format or CSV in the spreadsheet package load the data file in this format 3 7 Saving The Text Report To Disk Each time a new set of readings is transferred from the station to the PC a text report is automatically generated This text report is then saved to disk along with the data automatically If it is desired to have the text report as a separate text file which can be loaded into word processors and editors then use the Save Report option in the File menu to save it to disk as a text file 3 8 Loading A Saved File From Disk Into The SkyView 3001 Program To load
14. ion connected to the PC live readings can be displayed at the bottom of the window as shown below To display live readings select the Current Data option in the Window menu B SkyView 3001 Monitor BEI Es Eile Edit Control Display Window Help Leaf Wetness Graph _ o x Wied doood Venn Troe Leal Welros Venn Tios Mow cocco peered ODY 1045 ZEE O29 11S 0209 1215 0209 1243 Der Mood Houi dinuwe FEN Text Report Iof x Text Report SkyView 2000 Weather Station 02 09 1998 2m 02d 1045 OEE O29 1145 0209 125 0209 1245 Depfomib Houi inure r Humidity Graph Bead Venn Troe Minimum I 0209 10 45 ZEE 0209 TAS O29 1215 0209 1245 d andn anann ceed ouduad p Dop domb Houi Hiouve Temperature 17 3 C 02 09 1998 11 55 18 7 C ma TemperatureZ2 15 8 C 02 09 1998 11 55 16 9 C c Eo Humidity 53 02 09 1998 12 55 57 Q Tanaustt Ynn Tas Light H 04 02709 1998 10 45 ot fC Wind Speed 02 09 1998 o 4 rdh 104s Oras 11 15 Oras 11s Der ami Houi Miauw drh 1215 drit 1245 Direction Graph Wied D rotos Vena Tres Temper tec Venn Toc 200 130 MT LEES Oras 11S drh 11 as O29 12 15 O20 1245 O20 1045 Ora I S ore 11 as dth 12 15 ddh 1245 Temp Alarm 30 C Humidity Alarm 100 Light Alarm 1198w 7m2_ Log Interval 5min tay Rain Fall 0 0 mm hr Pressure 694mBar 158 19 1 C 16 5 C 0 Kph Ow m2 Power Supply 12 5v Status Communication OK Statu
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16. need this later 4 The station is designed to operate from a 12V dc power source There are two wires coming from the serial connector to the PC The red wire is the positive terminal and the black one is ground 2 3 Installing The SkyView 3001 Program On Your PC 1 When in Windows 3 1 95 or 98 close all open applications 2 Insert the SkyView 3001 program disk into a floppy disk drive 3 In Windows 3 1 select the Run option in the File menu and type A Setup at the prompt press Enter Or in Windows 95 Select the Run option in the Start button and type A Setup If you are installing from B drive then type B Setup 4 Follow the instructions on the screen 2 4 Running The SkyView 3001 Program In Windows run the SkyView 3001 program by clicking on the Weather icon 2 5 Setting The Preferences If you are using the station for the first time you will need to tell the SkyView 3001 program some information about the station This is done in the Preferences To set the preferences select the Preferences option in the Edit menu The window shown below will appear SkyView 3001 Monitor of Xx File Edit Control Display Window Help amp Preferences Comm Port 1 4 4 Current Data Display Update Interval Range 2 60 sec s Remote Phone 033793642 Cancel Number 7 Use Radio Link V Use Modem Status Communication OK File Figure 2 Preferences Window e Select the COM port to which the station is co
17. nnected Click on the Comm Port 1 4 box and type the number of the COM port the station is connected to e Select the interval between updates of the current readings displayed on the PC Click on the Current Data Display Update Interval Range 2 60 secs box and type the desired up date interval between 2 and 60 seconds This interval determines how often the program will update the readings from the station on your PC when you are viewing live readings Generally and interval of 30 seconds is appropriate When you are happy with the values click on the OK button 3 0 The SkyView 3001 Program 3 0 General The SkyView 3001 program is used to control the station and process readings from it It is also used to transfer the readings stored in the station to a PC and then allow them to be stored on the PC for later use Because the station has its own data logger it can either be left continuously connected to the PC via a spare RS232 serial port on the PC or it can operate stand alone The station gathers and stores weather readings in its internal memory even when the PC is turned off or being used for other tasks Using the SkyView 3001 program live weather readings can be graphically displayed on the PC screen in real time or readings stored in the station can be transferred to the PC for analysis 3 1 The SkyView 3001 Main Window The main window of the SkyView 3001 program is shown below When the SkyView program is run with the stat
18. ogging and has readings stored in its memory Before erasing the old readings in the station be sure you have transferred them to the PC see section 3 4 5 Set the desired logging interval In the Control menu select the Logging Interval option and enter the desired delay in minutes between readings 1 to 255 then press enter 6 Program the station to begin logging readings In the Control menu select the Start Logging option The 8 station will begin storing readings from the sensors at the selected logging interval 3 3 Viewing Live Readings From The Station On Your PC To view live weather readings from the station select the Current Data option in the Window menu When the station is connected to the PC and turned on live readings will be up dated at regular intervals as specified by the Current Data Display Update Interval option in the Preferences option 3 4 Transferring Readings From The Station To Your PC To transfer readings stored in the station to your PC the following steps should be followed In the File menu select the Upload option It may take a few seconds to transfer the readings if the station memory is almost full When all of the readings have been transferred to the PC from the weather station a new data file will be automatically created with a name composed of random numbers The readings should then be saved to disk under a new file name by selecting the Save Data As option in the File menu The number of read
19. s CommunicationOK File Name 70554750 DAT 28 Logging ON Alarm ON Fig 3 SkyView 3001 Main Window The area above the live readings is used to display graphs of weather readings transferred from the station or loaded from disk A text report is shown in the upper left hand window while graphs of air temperature wind speed and rain fall etc are also shown The current alarm thresholds for temperature relative humidity sky brightness and battery voltage as well as the current logging interval and accumulated rain fall and barometric pressure are displayed on the right hand side of the live readings The bottom line of the main window displays the current status of the program and station These items are explained in the following Status Indicates the current status of the serial link between the station and PC Communications OK The serial link is operating correctly Communications Error The serial link is not operating Communication In Progress The SkyView program is communicating with the station Loaded OK Indicates a data file has been successfully loaded from disk or the station No Data There is no data to be worked with File Name This is the name of the data file in use When data is transferred from the station to the PC a file name consisting of a random number is automatically assigned as a temporary file name A new name can be assigned to the data file by using the Save Data As option in the F
20. s solar radiation barometric pressure relative humidity ground temperature and air temperature Digital inputs 3 Rain gauge anemometer spare serial lead Digital outputs 2 Alarm spare spare modem radio Memory 16384 bytes channel For eg if 8 analogue inputs and 3 digital inputs are used and sample is taken every 60 mins the station can store 62 days of readings 5 2 System Requirements The computer on which the system is to be used must have the following IBM Compatible 386 or higher processor running Windows 3 1 or Windows 95 At least 2mb of RAM memory and 1 mb of free disk space VGA or higher graphics system A floppy disk drive Mouse or other pointing device A fully compatible RS232 serial port 12 6 Using The Modem General A modem is simply an accessory for your computer that lets your computer talk to other computers in this case the weather stations computer the way a telephone allows you to speak to other people If you are accessing the station data from the remote location tick the appropriate box how you would like to down load the readings via a modem or a radio link If it is through modem type in the phone number you are dialling and click OK Attaching a Modem To The Station To attach a modem to the station do the following 1 On your PC save any work you have been doing and close all open programs then ensure that both the power to the station and the PC is turned off
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23. tation Where To Locate The Station For best results the station should be located in an area with good air flow and few obstructions which could shade the solar radiation sensor or interfere with the anemometer and wind vane Be careful not to locate the station above objects such as dark roofs which get warm during the day heat from these objects could cause errors in the readings from the temperature and relative humidity sensors Mounting The Station On a Mast The correct method for mounting the station on a mast is shown in Figure 1 0 If you are not using GPSE s mast ensure that the cross beam U clamp bolts are tight enough to prevent the station from turning around the mast in high winds The anemometer and wind vane should ideally be mounted in such a way that optimum air flow past the sensors Orienting The Wind Vane With North To align the wind vane with North rotate the vane so that it is in line with the beam on which the anemometer and wind vane are mounted Then orient the beam so the anemometer and wind vane end faces North as shown below ai gt North o o The following describes the procedure for setting up the station for the first time 1 Erect the station on an appropriate mast as described above 2 Orient the wind vane and anemometer toward North as described above 3 Now connect the serial cable from the station to a spare RS232 serial port on the PC Make a note of the port number as you will
24. tions program set the following parameters Speed 9600 bps Data bits 18 Stop bits 1 Parity none Terminal type ANSI Flow control none After setting up these in the terminal screen type atz and hit return Computer should respond to you by saying What and your HS light should be on now Close the terminal program now 13 How To Call The Station To call the station follow these steps 1 In your communications package set the phone number to the number that the stations modem is connected to 2 When you are connected to the station you should see the words Communication OK message at the bottom of the screen 3 Once you are connected or on line with the station you can use the same commands in the usual manner With one exception you cannot read or send mail using the modem this must only be done on the local PC connected to the station 14 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALES AND SERVICE 1 GENERAL 1 1 In these terms and conditions the Supplier means GPSE Limited 1 2 All goods and services to be supplied by the Supplier will be supplied on these terms and conditions only If the Customer orders goods or services the Customer will be deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions The only circumstance where any variation to these terms and conditions will apply is where the Supplier has expressly agreed in writing to that variation Any terms and conditions of customer s order inconsistent wit
25. urpose of a business 6 3 Unless otherwise stated all goods supplied by the Supplier comply at the date of delivery with any New Zealand statutory safety requirements 6 4 In any event the total liability of the Supplier whether in tort including negligence contract or otherwise for any loss damage or injury arising directly or indirectly from any defects in goods or services supplied by the Supplier or any other breach of the Supplier s obligations shall in any case be limited at the Supplier s option except where statute expressly requires otherwise to the lesser of the purchase price of the goods complained of the cost of repairing or replacing the defective goods or workmanship or the actual loss or damage suffered by the Customer The Supplier shall not be liable for any consequential indirect or special damage loss or injury of any kind suffered by the Customer or any other person 6 5 While the Supplier will make every effort to ensure the accuracy of any advice recommendation information assistance or service provided by the Supplier or their use or application the Supplier does not accept any liability or responsibility in respect thereof 6 6 The Customer indemnifies and will keep the Supplier indemnified in respect of all costs losses damages claims or expenses caused to or suffered by any third party whether directly or indirectly arising out of or in connection with the use of the goods and services supplied to the
26. ut affecting any other right the supplier may have pay default interest both before and after judgement on any amount outstanding at the rate including GST stated The charging of default interest shall in no way imply granting or extension of credit by the Supplier to the Customer 2 5 Except where otherwise advised any quotation is open for acceptance for 20 days from the date of quotation 3 DELIVERY 3 1 The Supplier will endeavour to meet agreed delivery or completion dates but will not be held liable for nor may the Customer cancel any order for late delivery or late completion 3 2 All claims for errors or short delivery must be made to the Supplier within seven days of delivery 3 3 Delivery shall be at the Supplier s premises and shall be deemed to have occurred as soon as soon as the goods are ready for collection at the Supplier s premises 3 4 If the Customer fails or refuses to take delivery of any goods the Supplier may without limiting any other right the Supplier may have charge the Customer for any of the following expenses a handling charges for any unloading work carried out by the Supplier b storage transportation disposal of the goods or other additional expenses incurred in relation to the goods 4 RISK All risk in and responsibility for insuring goods supplied by the Supplier shall pass to the Customer on delivery 5 OWNERSHIP 5 1 Title to any goods supplied by the Supplier shall not pa

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