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5.3 Mobile Clients: CAD Client software for Mobile units shall provide field personnel with up-to-the- minute incident information. The Mobile application shall also provide assigned resource information. Mobile application features shall include: Reception and notification of incidents Field-initiated incidents Full incident creation mode Quick incident creation mode Creation of additional notes on incidents Field update of status and incident dispositions Multiple filtering of incident and resource lists Queries on vehicle records or persons Emergency button Encrypted text chat with on-line mobile units and the dispatch center View all active incidents View all unit statuses Access security Day/Night viewing Positron Response: IQ/CAD integrated with IQ/Mobile Complies The IQ/Mobile software is the main application package for use with a mobile computer integrated with IQ/CAD. IQ/Mobile software runs under the Microsoft Windows 2000/XP operating systems. IQ/Mobile has been designed to take advantage of the advanced technologies of the Windows operating environment such as Object Linking and Embedding (OLE or Active X). For a mobile computer with a touch sensitive screen, a pointing function is implemented with the touch screen and function keys for other forms of display. The IQ/Mobile product provides icon tool bars to simplify access to common functions. The icons are designed to meet specific user agency requirements. The architecture of the IQ/Mobile software consists of a kernel, an API to the User Interface/Application package, data compression and encryption. The kernel is responsible for managing all the processing required, such as OS calls, communications interfacing and protocols. The IQ/Mobile Client can run on any PC with the Windows OS, including desktop devices. The other major component of the IQ/Mobile software is the User Interface. This module has been written with the Visual Basic programming language and is built specifically so that menus and button layouts can be modified for each agency. The User Interface consists, primarily of a display of icons, each icon representing a specific function that is required of the mobile computer. A tool bar is established and is displayed across the top of the display panel as a row of icons that is similar in layout to the tool bar that is common to the Windows "look & feel" environment. 6.0 TRAINING I It is anticipated that the public safety computer transition will result in a significant level of re-training for City personnel. Therefore, prospective vendors should make a concerted I effort to clearly address this issue and provide complete information relating to training for their product line. CHANGE ORDER #2 to Computer Aided Dispatch Purchase Agreement A-2004-229 EXHIBIT G-1 IQ/CAD System Updated Response Criteria Page 148 of 149 ~