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Motorola, Inc.
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A-2005-097
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Police
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5/2/2005
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City of Santa Ana Exhibit C -1, System Description <br />AVL Playback Overview <br />AVL Playback enables the ATM operator to graphically display the historical location <br />coordinates of a selected unit. The AVL Server automatically logs the unit coordinate history <br />in the AVL history database; the AVL Unit Playback accesses the AVL history database and <br />plays back the historical position of a selected unit's location. <br />1.3 Premier Universal Data Transfer (UDT) <br />Premier UDT transfers event and audit records from Motorola® CAD to a secure Windows <br />2000 server for ad hoc query and reporting. Premier UDT exports CAD data in a variety of <br />industry standard formats, including ASCII, Xbase, and SQL. Event data contains the <br />embedded x/y coordinates, which allows the data to be used to populate a number of OLE <br />compliant GIS based crime analysis tools. <br />The Premier UDT application transfers records from the Audit, Event, Configuration <br />Database, 911 Call, Pager, Support Equipment from within Motorola® CAD to the Premier <br />UDT server. After the data is transferred to the Premier UDT server, it is parsed out of its <br />textual format and placed into relational database tables. This parsing results in giving <br />incidents and units values for their attributes. <br />1.4 Ad hoc Reporting Solution <br />Motorola provides a completely configurable reporting system, which will allow Santa Ana <br />Fire to create ad hoc reports as well as use the standard report library that are included with <br />the system. Even the novice, authorized user, will have access to Motorola CAD data without <br />extensive training on complex reporting tools. Users generate ad hoc queries on any data <br />element contained in the Motorola CAD application. <br />To ensure that ad hoc reporting does not have an impact on system performance, as well as to <br />provide easy access to data, these applications run on a separate dedicated Windows 2003 <br />server, using the Microsoft SQL Server relational database management system. This <br />methodology allows all resources of the fault tolerant production server to be used for <br />calltakers and dispatchers to achieve maximum productivity and minimum response times, <br />without being impacted by ad hoc reporting. <br />Reports can be displayed on screen or set to a local or network printer, depending on the <br />workstation configuration. Reports are available to managers, supervisors, and other <br />authorized personnel depending on the security levels defined by Santa Ana Fire. The user has <br />the option of printing a hard copy of the results, displaying the results on the screen, and/or <br />saving the results to a file, Query results can be exported as CVS, HTML, PDF, or Quicksheet <br />(Palm) files. <br />Exhibit C -1, System Description C1 -4 05/2105 <br />CN: 05 -17505 <br />Design, engineering, and pricing information contained in this offering is considered proprietary and may not be shared with any person <br />or agency not directly associated with the addressee without the express written consent of Motorola, Inc., or its designees. <br />
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