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City of Santa Ana Exhibit C -1, System Description <br />1.9.6.2 Portable Video Solution — Future Option <br />In the third quarter of the 2005, Motorola will be launching an indoor /outdoor location <br />solution based upon the same technology embodied within the Motorola MEA 2.4 and <br />MOTOMesh Product line. The solution will be able to automatically track the location of <br />people to sectors of a building or outdoor area. The system is comprised of portable units, <br />reference routers, and mapping software. Reference routers can be either rapidly deployed or <br />pre installed. The systems mapping software is specifically designed as a tool to track the <br />location of personnel and assets on scene. Initially it will not have the full NIMS procedure <br />support as the Motorola Fireground product does. <br />After the third quarter release immediate work will commence on improving and integrating <br />other aspects of the Motorola product line. First among these improvements will be the <br />seamless integration with components of the Motorola Broadband offering. The mobile <br />router will be able to facilitate the coordination of on scene incident data system and the wide <br />area MOTOMesh solution or MEA solution. In the likelihood that an incident takes place <br />beyond the coverage area of the high speed broadband system the mobile router can still <br />remain in contact by using wide area data solutions. <br />The portable units, MeshTrackers, wore by the incident responders will have a roadmap for <br />improvements as well. Because the system is initially being launched as a location system <br />appropriate for many uses, it is not specifically designed for any one particular application. <br />The next revision of the product will be customized for vertical applications: fire, mining and <br />corrections, law enforcement, etc. Fire operations will be the first application that will receive <br />special customization. The existing MeshTrackers have a serial port integrated into the <br />device for future sensor expansion. Possible uses for this port may include updates from the <br />breathing apparatus regarding critical alerts, biometric feedback or firefighter vital signs and <br />chemical sensors. Although the MeshTrack system contains an alert button other methods of <br />interaction will be added including loss of motion detection alerts and evacuation broadcasts. <br />Another development on the roadmap for this product includes the interaction with <br />Motorola's Fireground product. The current design of the MeshTrack system complements <br />the existing Fireground solution. Fireground already handles all the NIMS requirements and <br />MeshTrack adds a higher level of automatic location accuracy than is current available. By <br />combining the strengths of both systems Motorola's offering for the fire market will <br />incorporate a turnkey solution of unmatched utility in the fire service. <br />Exhibit C -1, System Description C1 - 13 0512105 <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 />