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2009-171
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12/16/2009
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brazos <br />RFP 209-028 <br />Hand Held Ticket Writer System <br />80 System The System should allow Our recommended approach for monitoring uses the built-in Desired <br />Application real-time monitoring, Microsoft monitoring and performance tools. These data are <br />Software logging, and reporting on available on the server. We also recommend a service <br />specific performance (preferably on the network) that will ping the IIS ports used <br />criteria. This data should be for communications to continually test for server and/or IIS <br />available at both the operation. <br />network and server levels. <br />81 System The System should alert As described in item #80 above, we recommend configuring Desired <br /> Application specified users when a service to periodically test the incoming ports on the IIS <br /> Software network resources are server (the ports are defined by the City). On the eCitation <br /> unavailable such as server itself, when an error occurs, an email is generated <br /> printers, servers, and other and sent to one/many email addresses. The email would <br /> sites. include the error, date, time, and severity. <br />:User Interface <br />item # Category Requirement Required Response Priority <br /> Description <br />82 User The System should include The Brazos Solution provides multiple entry options on the Expected <br /> Interface intelligent input entry handheld - a QWERTY keyboard, barcode scanner <br /> <br />controls (i.e. drop-down , <br />camera, and audio. On the screens, the City can use any <br /> selection lists, pre- type of data entry field that would allow the officers to enter <br /> formatted screens, etc.). data into the system. Text boxes, dropdowns, checkboxes, <br /> listviews, labels, and many others are available to the City. <br />83 User The System should include Since the entire back-end solution is web-based, all functions Expected <br /> Interface functionality for cut, copy, such as cut, copy, paste, and undo are available on all <br /> paste, and undo. screens and all applications. <br />84 User The System should All of our systems are build with the intention of minimizing Expected <br /> Interface eliminate redundant data data entry time and errors. For example, if the officers <br /> entry and retain data when complete an accident report with 2 people and 2 vehicles <br /> <br />users navigate between , <br />that information can be imported into the citation and/or tow <br /> <br />i screens and Systems. report application without having to re-enter any information. <br />85 User The System should be able Citations are printed from the MC75 to the Zebra printer via Expected <br /> Interface to use wireless technology Bluetooth. Each device is associated with a printer by <br /> to print. scanning the barcode on the printer. Once the device is <br /> associated with the printer, the device will only print to that <br /> printer until it is associated to another printer. There is no <br /> limit to the number of devices that can be associated to one <br /> printer. <br />86 User The System should be able Currently, our system does not utilize the infrared port to Expected <br /> Interface to use infrared technology print to the printers. This is because the Zebra printers do <br /> to print. not have infrared capabilities. <br />87 User The System should enable Each of the hardware buttons on the device, except standard Desired <br />I nterface Administrators to assign QWERTY keyboard functions, can be associated with events <br /> f unction keys to common or applications providing user defined shortcuts within the <br /> t asks, application.
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