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City of Santa Ana Exhibit C -1, System Description 1.8.1.7 ProQA EMS - Motorola CAD Interface The EMD can be brought up at any point from the Incident Initiate screen. Existing CAD data, such as the callers name and address is transferred from Motorola CAD to ProQA, When the call -triage is completed in ProQA, their recommendation for a dispatch response is communicated back to Motorola CAD. Santa Ana will be responsible for providing licensed copies of the ProQA software, and Motorola will be responsible for providing the interface. 1.8.1.8 Zetron 6126 - Motorola CAD Interface The Motorola CAD Toning Interface provides automatic and manual control of the Zetron Model 6/26 Fire Station Toning System. The interface allows automatic dispatch notification (toning) of fire stations(s), visual indication when the PA has been opened following a toning sequence, manual, or automatic control of fire station doors, and automatic reset of status lights on the Model 26 Dispatch Panel. 1.8.1.9 Tear -n -Run - Motorola CAD Interface The Tear - and -Run feature of Motorola CAD allows dispatch messages to be automatically printed at Fire stations as tones occur when Fire /EMS incidents are dispatched. The information that prints in dispatch messages for the Tear- and -Run feature varies, per toning system, depending on the current system configuration. Motorola is providing the tear -and- run interface only. The City of Santa Ana must provide all network connectivity and a network accessible printer in each firehouse. 1.9 MotoMesh System Description 1.9.1 Project Overview Motorola is providing to Santa Ana Fire its MOTOMesh Broadband Wireless Data Communications System to provide high bandwidth wireless data capabilities to cover all 12 of the fire stations in a Hotspot configuration. In addition, Santa Ana Fire will have ad -hoc client meshing capabilities between units for on -scene networking to aid in personnel accountability and to assist the battalion chiefs for site management and real time evaluation and awareness. Each Fire Station hotspot will provide broadband internet access over two frequency bands. A 2AGHz unlicensed band with standard 802.11 WiFi, along with a 4.9GHz licensed band that is exclusive to Public Safety, and supports the Mesh Enabled Architecture (MEA) protocol. This dual band support allows the Fire Department to access their mission critical applications over a secure, licensed band, while also enabling other users to access non mission critical applications over the 802.11, Exhibit C -1, System Description C1 -8 05/2105 CN: 05 -17505 Design, engineering, and pricing information contained in this offering is considered proprietary and may not be shared with any person or agency not directly associated with the addressee without the express written consent of Motorola, Inc., or its designees.