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3. ACCEPTANCE TEST PLAN The following section details the Motorola provided acceptance test procedure (ATP) to confirm that the system, as provided by Motorola, is complete and meets the contractually agreed upon acceptance test criteria. 3.1 COMMUNICATION LINK VERIFICATION ATP The objective of this test is to verify the integrity and functionality of the Motorola supplied equipment as well as the existing City of Santa Ana Police Department (SAPD) portion of the system, including the communications links between the RNC and field device via the SAPD base station. The test exercises the host link between a Motorola provided pseudo host, the RNC 3000, base station modem link, base station, and RF link to a field device and back again. The field device will consist of a Motorola supplied VRM600 and laptop computer running the Motorola TX application. A baseline test will first be performed using SAPD's NCP 500 to ensure that no anomalies related to the existing system are introduced into the test. This baseline test will follow the same procedure as detailed below with the obvious substitutions of the NCP 500 and asynchronous port connections. The up -link and down -link paths in the system from the RNC location, through the RF base station to a field device and back again, will be tested. The pseudo host at the RNC location is used to generate outbound messages to and receive inbound messages from the field device. The field device operator will manually generate all inbound messages. The test team will consist of at least one authorized SAPD representative and at least one Motorola employee. 3.1.1 Motorola Responsibilities Motorola will assume responsibility for all the pretest set-up and will provide all equipment required other than the SAPD infrastructure. Motorola will record all test results and will have a minimum of one person available on -site to perform the tests. 3.1.2 Santa Ana Police Department Responsibilities SAPD will be required to take the system off-line for a short period of time, usually about four hours. During this time SAPD must ensure that all parts of the link under test are free of voice or data traffic. An authorized system administrator from SAPD roust be present prior to taking the current system off-line and during the testing. Confidential and Proprietary 3 :•