SmartLCT End User License Agreement

SmartLCT is a software platform allowing screen configuration, redundancy configuration, settings and adjustments of the parameters of sending cards and video processing devices.

Important: Xi'an NovaStar Tech Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "NovaStar") strongly suggests you carefully read and fully understand the terms and conditions of this Software Installation License Agreement (hereinafter referred to as "Agreement"), including intellectual property right statement, disclaimer and limitations on user rights. Please read this Agreement attentively and choose to agree or not. If you don't agree to this Agreement, you shall not be able to download and install this software or have no access to the services related to this software. If you agree to this Agreement, you can download and install this software and have access to the services related to this software indicating that you accept all the terms and conditions of this Agreement and are subject to this Agreement after downloading and installing this software.

Agreement, provided by NovaStar, refers to the pop-up terms and conditions regarding NovaStar and the constraints on using and installing this software. If not specified by NovaStar, NovaStar assumes no legal liability for the agreements with NovaStar agreed by clicking or signing and sealing when you don't download this software. To make sure the contents of this Agreement are correct and ensure your rights and interests with NovaStar, this Agreement are subject to change at any time with further notice after changed by NovaStar. You can choose to agree or not. NovaStar will terminate your using this software unless you choose to agree.

"Users" refers to individuals, legal persons or other organizations that buy and use the software described in this Agreement, which is provided by the staff of NovaStar or buyer download from the official website of NovaStar (www.novastar-led.cn or www.novastar-led.com)

1.Intellectual Property Right Statement

1.1."Software" is developed by NovaStar, including this software and all the documentation, media, software upgrade and update notes, etc.

1.2.All the intellectual property rights including copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, etc. involved in this software and all the information related to this software, including but not limited to the text description, combination, icons, widgets, charts, colors, frame layouts, relevant data, printed materials or electronic documents shall be protected by Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China, Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China, Patent Law of the People's Republic of China, Law of the People's Republic of China Against Unfair Competition and relevant international treaties as well as other intellectual property laws and regulations. Except the software or technologies authorized by a third party, all the intellectual property rights above are owned by NovaStar.

2.Limitations on User Rights

The application of this software is to help users better use the products of NovaStar. Only by obeying the laws and abiding by all the terms of this Agreement, shall users be able to use this software without limitations. For the following behaviors, as long as users download and use this software, the users shall abide by the provisions of this term. If violating the terms, the users shall be investigated for legal liability according to this Agreement.

2.1.Users are prohibited from modifying, translating or adapting this software, or creating derivative works based on this software.

2.2.Users are prohibited from reverse engineering including reverse-engineering the source code of this software and related software, reverse translation or attempting to find the source code in other ways without the express written consent of NovaStar.

2.3.Users are prohibited from distributing or transfer this Software, distributing, leasing, renting, and granting sub-licenses, transferring the rights of this Software, or authorizing users who are not the "users" described in this Agreement to copy this Software to other computers without the express written consent of NovaStar. Users are allowed to transfer all the rights of using this Software to others or other legal entities on condition that the others and other entities have bought the products of NovaStar legally.

2.4.This Software is not allowed to be used for publishing, transmitting, spreading and storing contents that violate national laws and endanger national security, or are improper, abusive, defamatory and violent, as well as any content that violates national laws and regulations.

2.5.This Software is not allowed to be used for publishing, transmitting, spreading and storing contents that infringe the legal rights of others including intellectual property rights, trade secret rights, etc.

3.Exemptions from Liability

3.1.Important notice to users: To guarantee the autonomy in business development and adjustment, NovaStar has the right to modify or terminate software license at any time without further notice to users. If necessary, modification and termination will be published on an important page of the official website of NovaStar in the form of announcement.

3.2.Users agree to compensate NovaStar, cooperative and associated companies for any compensations, demands or losses including reasonable attorney's fees claimed by a third party and caused by violation of this Agreement and provisions of relevant terms of services, keeping the companies from losses.

3.3.Users takes the risk of using this Software themselves. NovaStar doesn't provide guarantees of any kind, whether express, implied or legal, including but not limited to the merchantability and fitness of this Software, virus-free, no negligence, no technical flaws and express or implied guarantees and conditions of the ownership and no infringement of this Software. NovaStar undertakes no responsibility for direct, indirect, accidental, particular and subsequent damages and risks caused by using or unable to use this Software.

3.4.Using this Software involves Internet services and may be affected by the instability of every section. NovaStar undertakes no responsibility for the financial losses caused by force majeure, computer viruses, hacker attacks, instability of system, location of user, power-off, illegal information, harassing information blocking and other management measures on networks, technologies, telecommunication lines, information security, etc.

3.5.NovaStar undertakes no responsibility for all the losses caused by communication line failures, technical problems, network and computer faults, instability of system of a third party such as telecommunication sector and other irresistible reasons.

3.6.If normal service operation is affected by force majeure such as technical faults, NovaStar will work with relative parties to solve the problems as soon as possible. But NovaStar shall undertake no responsibility for all the losses caused.

4.Applicable law rules

This Agreement is interpreted in accordance with the existing effective laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China and is not subject to the conflict rules of any country or region or the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The two parties of this Agreement shall only choose the exclusive jurisdiction of the local people's courts of NovaStar for jurisdiction.

5.NovaStar copyright

NovaStar owns the copyright of this Agreement and reserves all the power of interpretation. Software and service names mentioned in this Agreement may be trademarks, registered trademarks of NovaStar and are protected by laws.


The software development based on Qt5.6.0,The software follows the following agreement:

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