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10. Informacja licencyjna GPL
Tak ż e w tym miejscu zwracamy uwag ę , ż e sieciowa kamera do monitoringu TVIP21502 / TVIP21552 /
TVIP22500 zawiera m.in. programy Open Source, licencjonowane wy łą cznie na zasadach GNU General
Public License (GPL). W celu zapewnienia wykorzystania programów zgodnie z GPL odsy ł amy do warunków
licencyjnych GPL.
Tekst licencji
Tekst licencji GNU General Public Licence mo
ż na przeczyta ć na za łą czonej p ł ycie CD.
Kod
ź ród ł owy
Na zapytanie w okresie do 3 lat od zakupu mo
ż na zamówi ć kody ź ród ł owe w ABUS Security-Center pod
adresem email license@abus-sc.com .
Zdolno
ść kompletnego systemu do pracy
Pakiety oprogramowania (kody
ź ród ł owe) nie umo ż liwiaj ą stworzenia dzia ł aj ą cego kompletnego systemu.
Brakuje do tego ró ż nych aplikacji oraz sprz ę tu skonstruowanego dla systemu kamer sieciowych.
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