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blrazo s RFP 209-028 Hand Held Ticket Writer System 12 Hand Held The display includes backlighting The display on the MC75 is one of the best on the market Must Have Hardware as a standard feature. today -- the screen has been shown to be the most easily readable in low-light situations. The backlight is an LED backlight, and the screen brightness can be adjusted by the user. 13 Hand Held The display has a time-out The time-out settings are controlled by the City via Build IT, Must Have Hardware feature (the ability to power down and the officer can override these settings on the device after a preset period of inactivity itself. and to reactivate) when the operator presses a key. The length of timeout is user controllable. 14 Hand Held The handheld has a full The MC75 has a full 44-key QWERTY keyboard, with A-Z, 0- Must Have Hardware alphanumeric keypad with at least 9, and four function keys. 40 keys, including alphabetic (A- Z) and numeric (0-9) characters plus appropriate function keys. 15 Hand Held The operator can adjust the The operator can change the user settings to adjust the Must Have Hardware contrast display on the handheld. brightness and contrast of the display screen on the MC75. This is done via the Control Panel on the device. 16 Hand Held Batteries will be fully recharged in The batteries charge whenever the handheld device is in the Must Have Hardware 5 hours or less. cradle. A separate four-bay charger for the batteries is available as an option and can be used to facilitate 24-hour operations. The batteries will be fully charged in 4 hours. 17 Hand Held The handheld uses field The exact amount of time that a battery will provide power in Expected Hardware replaceable battery technology the field is influenced by the user settings (screen with enough power for 8 hours of brightness, standby mode, etc.), but generally the battery will use per battery. provide power for 10 hours without being replaced. 18 Hand Held The charger has an LED light The recommended charging solution is the Motorola 4-Bay Expected Hardware indicating battery charging status. Ethernet charging/ syncing cradle. The loader/charger has an LED light indicating network connectivity and the device has an LED light that flashes when the device is charging and is steady when the device is fully charged. 19 Hand Held The handheld has the capacity to The MC75 also has an attachable biometric device for Expected Hardware capture fingerprints. capturing fingerprint data as an option. 20 Hand Held The handheld should have the The aircard on the device is built into the device itself and Expected Hardware ability to accept an accessible integrated into the operation of the device. The City can internal or integrated external air choose between Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T as the carrier for card. the device. It is understood from the City that AT&T provides the best coverage in San Marcos. 21 Hand Held Communications between the The MC75 has built-in cellular capability. All that will be Desired Hardware handheld and Municipal Court required is for the City to contract with a cellular provider can be done via a cellular such as AT&T. The devices can then be set up to push the interface. citation to the server once the officer saves it in the field. The record is pulled into the court system for processing. Item # Category Requirement Description Required 'Response Priority 22 Hand Held Communications between the The Brazos Solution uses 802.11 or bluetooth to connect to Desired Hardware handheld and Municipal Court a wireless LAN. Brazos supports any and all connection can be done via 802.11 b/g. options for the device to push the data. The only requirement is that connectivity be IP based and that the device can 'see' the eCitation server. 23 Hand Held Communications between the As described in item #21 above, AT&T is supported on the Desired Hardware handheld and Municipal Court MC75. can be done via GSM/GPRS. 24 Hand Held Notes can be entered via voice. The MC75 has a built in speaker, receiver, microphone, and Desired Hardware headset jack for full duplex record and stereo playback. The officer can record the officer notes or capture the interaction with the suspect, save the audio notes, push them to the eCitation server, and play them back via the Citation Detail Report.