Transmitter At least seven (7) days prior to battery failure, the 8.17 transmitter shall emit a low battery message to the Receiver and to the Monitoring Center, and shall be handled as a notifiable event. Transmitter The transmitter battery shall have a minimum of two (2) 8.18 year active life and a three (3) year shelf life. Transmitter The transmitter shall feature multiple levels of tamper 8.19 detection capable of detecting disassembly of the transmitter case and/or cutting or circumventing of the transmitter strap. Transmitter The transmitter be capable of storing and/or recording 8.20 a tamper event that occurs out-of- range of the Receiver or Mobile Receiver Unit when the transmitter returns within range of either. The tamper attempt shall be communicated along with a time/date stamp. Receiver Receiver must be easily attached to participant’s telephone 8.21 and telephone outlet. If participant does not have a phone line, list your available options to provide cellular reporting. The total cost for RF service via landline and via cellular is to be listed on Price Sheets. Vendor shall provide toll free telephone lines for reporting purposes. Receiver Each receiver shall be capable of simultaneously 8.22 monitoring multiple transmitters, each with its own unique curfew schedule. Describe this capability including the number of transmitters each receiver can monitor. Also describe the specific steps necessary for an Officer to assign each transmitter to the receiver. Receiver The Receiver shall have FCC approval for home use. 8.23 Proposals must include the FCC approval number. Receiver In the of power disconnect or commercial outage the 8.24 receiver shall have a minimum of 48 hours internal, back-up battery to support complete continued functionality, including but not limited to detecting and reporting information. Receiver System must offer a secure means for the Officer to 8.25 simply and rapidly perform a range test to confirm signal coverage between the transmitter and receiver in the participant’s home. Describe the steps involved for an Officer to conduct a range test, including but not limited to steps involved, whether or not there is a need for monitoring center involvement, indications of signal reception and time required.
8.17 Transmitter At least seven (7) days prior to battery failure, the transmitter shall emit a low battery message to the Receiver and to the Monitoring Center, and shall be handled as a notifiable event. 8.18 Transmitter The transmitter battery shall have a minimum of two (2) year active life and a three (3) year shelf life. 8.19 Transmitter The transmitter shall feature multiple levels of tamper detection capable of detecting disassembly of the transmitter case and/or cutting or circumventing of the transmitter strap. 8.20 Transmitter The transmitter be capable of storing and/or recording a tamper event that occurs out-of- range of the Receiver or Mobile Receiver Unit when the transmitter returns within range of either. The tamper attempt shall be communicated along with a time/date stamp. 8.21 Receiver Receiver must be easily attached to participant’s telephone and telephone outlet. If participant does not have a phone line, list your available options to provide cellular reporting. The total cost for RF service via landline and via cellular is to be listed on Price Sheets. Vendor shall provide toll free telephone lines for reporting purposes. 8.22 Receiver Each receiver shall be capable of simultaneously monitoring multiple transmitters, each with its own unique curfew schedule. Describe this capability including the number of transmitters each receiver can monitor. Also describe the specific steps necessary for an Officer to assign each transmitter to the receiver. 8.23 Receiver The Receiver shall have FCC approval for home use. Proposals must include the FCC approval number. 8.24 Receiver In the of power disconnect or commercial outage the receiver shall have a minimum of 48 hours internal, back-up battery to support complete continued functionality, including but not limited to detecting and reporting information. 8.25 Receiver System must offer a secure means for the Officer to simply and rapidly perform a range test to confirm signal coverage between the transmitter and receiver in the participant’s home. Describe the steps involved for an Officer to conduct a range test, including but not limited to steps involved, whether or not there is a need for monitoring center involvement, indications of signal reception and time required.
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