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• LCD Brightness controls the brightness of your Lemur’s screen. It may be useful to dim the
display if you want to work under dark stage conditions where too much light may not be
desirable.
• The TouchScreen Filtering is for controlling the sensitivity of the Lemur’s touch screen.
If you experience multiple triggering or other touch artefacts, try a higher Filtering level.
7.4.
Troubleshooting
7.5.
Warranty
7.5.1. Warranty and Liability
Please check the delivered products for obvious defects. By opening the original
packaging or downloading the product you accept all copyrights as well as the warranty
restrictions. Should you find any defect of the merchandise during the one-year warranty
period, JAZZMUTANT will - at its sole discretion - either replace the merchandise or remove
any defects. Should we be unable to do so within an acceptable period of time, you are entitled
to cancel your order. We are liable for the culpable breach of fundamental contractual
obligations (so-called cardinal obligations) and the absence of any promised qualities.
Otherwise, we are liable only within the limits set by applicable liability laws or - for whatever
legal reason – when any damages were caused with intent or gross negligence by us or one of
our affiliates. Neither our affiliates nor we are liable in any case not described above. In case of
culpable breach of cardinal obligations without intent or negligence on our part, our affiliates or
we will be liable only to the extent of typically foreseeable damages and not for damage not
incurred to the delivered merchandise itself. The risk of loss is transferred to you once the
merchandise has been sent to you. This
also applies with part deliveries. If you are buying software via electronic delivery
(Instant Delivery), we carry the risk of loss until the software has been fully transferred to your
computer.
7.5.2. Your Rights
The customer's rights concerning refunds of all or part of a payment are valid only
when such rights were legally confirmed or were accepted by us in writing. The orderer's right
to retention is valid only provided claims are based on the same contract. The preferred method
of written communication is email and is held to be equal in status to letters transmitted
through the postal service. The term "correspondence" below is taken to include email.
Deadlines are taken, insofar as is not otherwise mutually agreed, to always mean the date of
receipt by the recipient. As far as email is concerned, the date of receipt is considered to be the