計測ユニットのソフトウェアライセンス情報●本内容はライセンス情報のため、操作には関係ありません。
本製品は、複数の独立したソフトウェアコンポーネントで構成され、個々のソフトウェ
アコンポーネントは、それぞれに弊社または第三者の著作権が存在します。本製品は、第三者が規定したエンドユーザーライセンスアグリーメントあるいは著作権通知（以下、「EULA」という）に基づきフリーソフトウェアとして配布されるソフトウェアコンポー
ネントを使用しています。ただし、「EULA」に基づいて配布されるソフトウェアコンポ
ーネントには、著作権者または弊社を含む 第三者の保証がないことを前提に、お客様がご自身でご利用になることが認められるものがあります。 この場合、当該ソフトウェア
コンポーネントは無償でお客様に使用許諾されますが、適用法令の範囲内で、当該ソフ
トウェアコンポーネントの保証は一切ありません。著作権者やその他の第三者は、一切の保証なく、"as is"( 現状 ) の状態で、かつ、明示か暗黙であるかを問わず一切の保証をつけないで、当該ソフトウェアコンポーネントを提供します。ここでいう保証とは、市場性や特定目的適合性についての暗黙の保証も含まれますが、それに限定されるもの
ではありません。当該ソフトウェアコンポーネントの品質や性能に関する全てのリスク
はお客様が負うものとします。また、当該ソフトウェアコンポーネントに欠陥があるとわかった場合、それに伴う一切の発生費用や修理・訂正に要する費用はお客様の 負担とします。適用法令の定め、または書面による合意がある場合を除き、著作権者や上記許諾を受けて当該ソフトウェアコンポーネントの変更・再配布を為し得る者は、当該ソフ
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著作権者や第三者が、そのような損害の発生する可能性について知らされていた場合でも同様です。なお、ここでいう損害には、通常損害、特別損害、偶発損害、間接損害が含まれます（データの消失、又はその正確さの喪失、お客様や第三者が被った損失、他のソフトウェアとのインタフェースの不適合化等も 含まれますが、これに限定されるものでは- 2 -ありません）。当該ソフトウェアコンポーネントの使用 条件や遵守いただか
なければならない事項等の詳細は、各「EULA」をお読みください。 本製品に組み込まれた「EULA」の対象となるソフトウェアコンポーネントは、以下のとおりです。これら
ソフトウェアコンポーネントをお客様自身でご利用いただく場合は、対応する「EULA」
をよく読 んでから、ご利用くださるようお願いいたします。なお、各「EULA」は弊社以外の第三者による規定 であるため、原文を記載します。
ソフトウェア名EULA

u-boot / linux / busybox / lrzsz / lzo / mdt-util / udev

Exhibit A

dnsmasq / gnupg

Exhibit B

libnl

Exhibit Cなし

Exhibit D

lighttpd / openssl / wpa_supplicant / upnp / hosapd

Exhibit E●計測ユニットで使われるフリーソフトウェアコンポーネントに関するエンドユーザーライセンスアグリーメント原文（英文）■ Exhibit A

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