OY3PID23Offender Monitoring System

A April 26, 2000 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Rd. Columbia, MD 21046 Dear Reviewing FCC Engineer: When form 731 was filled out electronically on April 25, 2000, a mistake was made in the Guidance Control Systems Ltd. FCC ID number for the Offender Transmitter of their Offender Monitoring System. The Correct FCC ID number is FCC ID OY3PID23 as reflected in all supporting documentation, not OY3HHU23 as stated on Electronic Filing of Form 731 and Form 159. Unfortunately we are unable to make this correction ourselves. Can you p lease correct this erro r before yo u begin your rev iew? Please advise if you have any questions or if this will change the Form 731 Confirmation Number. The current Form 731 Confirmation Number is EA97438 and the Remittance ID Number for form 159 is 51383 and the Authorization Number is 025664 (paid by Credit Card electronically). We apologize for this mistake and appreciate your effort to correct this problem. Please let us know when this error has been corrected. Thank You, Kristi IwenYuriy Litvinov EMC SecretaryEMC Team Leader Intertek Testing ServicesIntertek Testing Services 7250 Hudson Blvd., Suite 1007250 Hudson Blvd., Suite 100 Oakdale, MN 55128Oakdale, MN 55128 Phone: (651) 730-1188 ext. 238Phone: (651) 730-1188 ext. 242 Fax: (651) 730-1282Fax: (651) 730-1282 Email: kiw en@i tsqs.co m Email: [email protected]

FCC ID OY3PID23

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FCC ID OY3PID23 FCC ID OY3PID23 FCC ID OY3PID23

The GCS Monitoring System. An Overview. The GCS Monitoring System: An Overview. 1 2000 Guidance Control Systems Ltd. 1 Contents. 1 CONTENTS..............................................................................................................................1 2 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................3 3 GENERAL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS...............................................................................4 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS.......................................................................................................5 4.1 The offender transmitter(PID)...........................................................................................5 4.2 The Monitoring Unit........................................................................................................5 4.3 The Hand Held Unit.........................................................................................................5 4.4 The central site system.....................................................................................................5 5 THE TRANSMITTER UNIT...................................................................................................5 5.1 Battery.............................................................................................................................6 5.2 Central Processor (CPU)..................................................................................................6 5.3 The Receive Port..............................................................................................................7 5.4 The Radio Link................................................................................................................7 5.5 Strap Check......................................................................................................................7 5.5.1 Switch Tamper............................................................................................................7 5.5.2 Proximity Check..........................................................................................................7 5.5.3 Continuity Tamper.......................................................................................................7 5.6 Strap And Case................................................................................................................7 5.7 Data Transmission............................................................................................................7 5.7.1 Data Content................................................................................................................7 5.7.2 Identification...............................................................................................................7 5.7.3 Status..........................................................................................................................7 5.8 Modes Of Operation.........................................................................................................7 5.9 Sleep Mode......................................................................................................................8 5.10 Normal Mode...................................................................................................................8 6 THE MONITORING UNIT.....................................................................................................8 6.1 Central Processing Unit....................................................................................................9 6.2 Power Supply.................................................................................................................10 6.3 Main Battery..................................................................................................................10 6.4 Back-up Battery.............................................................................................................10 6.5 Real Time Clock............................................................................................................10 6.6 Battery Backed RAM.....................................................................................................10 6.7 Modem..........................................................................................................................10 6.8 Telephone Line Control..................................................................................................10 6.9 Radio Receivers.............................................................................................................10 6.10 Programmer Communications Ports................................................................................11 6.11 Extension Link...............................................................................................................11 6.12 Event Reporting.............................................................................................................11 7 HAND HELD UNIT...............................................................................................................12 7.1 Radio Receiver...............................................................................................................13 7.2 Infrared Link..................................................................................................................13 7.2.1 Offender Transmitter Configuration...........................................................................13 7.2.2 Home Receiver Configuration....................................................................................13 7.2.3 Portable Receiver & Logger.......................................................................................13 7.3 Hardware.......................................................................................................................13 8 THE CENTRAL SITE SYSTEM.......................…

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