The Collection and Use
of Information Sonic beacon limits the information we
collect about our customers and potential customers to what we need for
internal business purposes only. We obtain your consent if we wish to use
your information for any other purpose and before collecting information
from third parties such as credit bureaus.
Sonic beacon understands that privacy
is a critical issue for all our customers and is committed to protecting
customer personal information. We want to earn our customers’ trust by
providing safeguards to protect personal information as we continue to
provide valuable products and services.
Sonic beacons Privacy Policy is
designed to comply with Canadas federal Personal Information Protection and
Electronic Documents Act including the ten principles set out in the
National Canadian Standards Association: Model Code for the Protection of
Personal Information. Based on these guidelines and Sonic beacon ‘s Best
Business Practices, ten privacy principles have been customized to meet
the specific needs and expectations of our customers.
The Privacy Policy at Sonic beacon
is a formal statement that outlines the minimum requirements for the
protection of personal information. The objectives of the Privacy Policy
are to promote responsible management of personal information, and to
inform our customers of our practices.
Sonic beacon will continue to review
this Privacy Policy to ensure it remains current with changing laws and
regulations while meeting the evolving needs of customers. In the event
of any amendment to the Privacy Policy, a notice will be posted within
this page.
Sonic beacon is responsible
for personal information under its control and has designated
individuals to be accountable for the organizations compliance.
The collection of
personal information is limited to that which is related to the
purposes identified by Sonic beacon.
Personal information will
not be used or disclosed for purposes other than those for which it
was collected, except with the consent of the customer or as
required by law.
Reasonable efforts will
be made to ensure that personal information is as accurate,
complete, and up-to-date as is necessary for the purposes for which
it is used.
Upon request, and within
a reasonable period of time, a customer will be informed of the
existence, use, and disclosure of his or her personal information
and will be given access to that information. A customer is entitled
to comment on the accuracy and completeness of his or her personal
information, and have that information amended where appropriate.
to our suppliers or
agents who assist us in serving you; or
where we are required or
permitted to do so by law.
Protecting
Information We
protect your information with appropriate safeguards and security
measures and we retain your information only for the time it is required
for the purposes we stated. Only those employees involved in processing
data have access to this data. Any employee found in violation of our
security or privacy policies is subject to disciplinary action.
Use of Cookies Sonic beacon does not employ cookies.
Email Address and
Contact Information When you send us e-mail or when you ask us
to respond to you by email, we learn your exact email address and any
information you have included in the email. We use your email address to
acknowledge your comments and/or reply to your questions, and we may
store your communication and our reply in case we need to correspond
further.
On certain pages we provide users the
option of submitting names, addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers and
email addresses for the purpose of contacting you for sales or support follow-up.
This data is not shared with anyone outside of our organization other
than our suppliers or agents who assist us in serving you or where we are
required or permitted to do so by law.
Sonic beacon is a Canadian
organization founded in 1997. It is located in Pakenham Ontario which is near Ottawa, Canada. Ottawa is also home to
the National Research Council of Canada's anechoic chamber, a key
facility for acoustics testing. The chamber has been instrumental in the
development of Canadian loudspeakers, hearing aids and microphone arrays.
July
8, 2009:Sonic beacon Version 1.1.0.6 released. Data-Logger
can now save in .FRD and .ZMA file format. Data-Logger and Spectrum
Analyzer can perform .FRD and .ZMA clipboard copy transactions. Signal
generator can output signal complements on each sound card channel to
allow bridging in many consumer audio interfaces. Module status bar shows
current data type, FFT size and sample rate.
