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<br />Williiiris_ <br />~ <br /> <br />Commun ications Sol utions <br /> <br />Service Plan Attachment <br />Service Option <br />Alarm Monitorino Services <br /> <br />Williams Communications Solutions. LLC ('"Williams") <br />The City of San Marcos <br />CUSTOMER # 10350665 <br /> <br />("Customer") <br /> <br />Check and prO\ide information for all that applies <br /> <br />The Alarm Group remotely monitors voice alarms twenty-four (24) hours a day. se\en (7) days a week. for \Ieridian I, SL 100. :\EC <br />NEAX, Octel, and Centigram systems. <br /> <br />I. Alarm Monitoring Service Offerings: <br />o Critical Alarm Notification <br />PBX Alarm Monitoring. As part of the Critical Alarm Notification package. the Alarm Group provides automated <br />customer notification of PBX operational faults on your contracted equipment. As an example with Meridian I <br />equipment, Williams will monitor the major software and hardware failures (programmable). primary AC power to the <br />Meridian 1 system. Meridian 1 room temperature (Optional Device Required) and power supply errors. Up to 100 <br />programmable automated event triggers can be wildcarded to screen for PBX diagnostic alarm output. These bins can be <br />set to wait for a specified number of occurrences before calling out the alarm. <br /> <br />~BX Environment Monitoring. Williams can also monitor physical and environmental conditions of the switch room such <br />as h1gh or low room temperature and humidity, smoke detectors and any on off detectors. Our s;. stem offers connection to <br />eight external devices for the purposes of receiving input via contact closure. This is useful for detection of rising heat or <br />humidity through the use of external sensing devices without the use of the environmental monitoring unit. Optional <br />equipment is required. <br /> <br />Octel Alarm Monitoring. Williams can monitor Octel voice processing systems. Using the alarm monitoring system. <br />utilizing a comprehensive set of inter-computer routines, we monitor the change of alarm states or lapses for a pre-defined <br />period and analyze the Octel status log to identify potential problems. Alarms are automatically generated to Williams. <br />alarm center for action. <br /> <br />Alarm Monitor. During your maintenance contract. the customer is responsible for providing a site event buffer (SEB) <br />alarm monitoring unit from Teltronics. These alarm monitor units are designed \\ith a high degree of reliability and <br />incorporates a self-contained battery backup, automatic self-checks, confirnlation signaling and multiple retry routines. <br />The units are designed to dramatically shorten the time between problem occurrence and problem awareness. Therefore. <br />corrective actions are hastened and minor problems are often prevented from becoming major disasters. <br /> <br />[8J <br /> <br />Alarm Monitoring with Remote Diagnostics <br />This service provides alarm response with remote diagnostics performed on voice alarms received 24 hours per day. Th <br />service includes detecting faults via an alarm receipt and attempting to remotely diagnose and fix the problem. With <br />remote diagnostics, Williams goes beyond alarm monitoring and performs the following services: <br /> <br />1. <br /> <br />When the NTRC receives an alarm, the alarm management system matches the mamtenance message to a customer <br />specific profile. <br />Customer specific special handling procedures can be flagged in our alarm management system. <br />The alarm management system assigns a priority and determines if there is a script available to automatically attempt <br />to resolve the problem. <br />If no script is available, or the script is not successful, the alarm will be presented to the appropriate alarm filter. <br />The alarm engineer accesses the system and attempts to restore service by dialing into the system and performs <br />remote diagnostics. <br />Simultaneously, the alarm engineer may telephone the switchroom to find out if someone is working on the system <br />and inadvertently causing the alarm. <br />If there is no response from the switchroom, the alarm engineer continues to attempt to resolve the problem remotely. <br /> <br />") <br /> <br />3. <br /> <br />4. <br />5. <br /> <br />6. <br /> <br />7. <br /> <br />Service Plan Attachment Service Option - Alarm Monitoring Services 9/99 <br /> <br />Page 1 <br />