One-Piece GPS Tracking Device Sample Clauses

One-Piece GPS Tracking Device. 1.1.1 It shall receive and transmit signals as part of a GPS system, and shall transmit data regarding the monitored individual’s status to Contractor’s Monitoring Center. 1.1.2 It shall include an internal clock and memory with the ability to store, at a minimum, twenty-four (24) hours of data if communication is disrupted, and transmit stored data as soon as communication is restored. 1.1.3 It shall be equipped with a tamper notification system that immediately alerts Contractor’s Monitoring Center of any attempts by an individual to enter the device or to alter its routine operation. 1.1.4 It shall include power source (battery) that has no less than sixteen (16) hours active life, two-hundred and fifty (250) recharge cycles, and take no more than one (1) hour to recharge. 1.1.5 It shall include a household voltage type charger. 1.1.6 It shall have a GPS System receiver embedded in the device. 1.1.7 It shall record a location point at least once every sixty (60) seconds. 1.1.8 It shall emit or download signals to Contractor’s Monitoring Center at least once every ten
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One-Piece GPS Tracking Device. 1.1.1 It shall receive and transmit signals as part of a GPS system, and shall transmit data regarding the monitored individual’s status to Contractor’s Monitoring Center. 1.1.2 It shall include an internal clock and memory with the ability to store, at a minimum, twenty-four (24) hours of data if communication is disrupted, and transmit stored data as soon as communication is restored. 1.1.3 It shall be equipped with a tamper notification system that immediately alerts Contractor’s Monitoring Center of any attempts by an individual to enter the device or to alter its routine operation. 1.1.4 It shall include power source (battery) that has no less than sixteen (16) hours active life, two-hundred and fifty (250) recharge cycles, and take no more than one (1) hour to recharge. 1.1.5 It shall include a household voltage type charger. 1.1.6 It shall have a GPS System receiver embedded in the device. 1.1.7 It shall record a location point at least once every sixty (60) seconds. 1.1.8 It shall emit or download signals to Contractor’s Monitoring Center at least once every ten (10) minutes. 1.1.9 Its emitted or downloaded signal shall identify the name of the monitored individual, power status, and tamper status, and be encrypted to prevent duplication. 1.1.10 Its signal shall be capable of being received and tracked across large urban or rural areas, statewide, and from within structures, vehicles, and other objects to the degree technically feasible in light of the associated cost, design, and other considerations determined relevant by the County. 1.1.11 It shall be Federal Communication Commission (FCC)-certified. 1.1.12 It shall be lightweight, hypoallergenic, sealed, shock resistant, and water/moisture resistant, and be made to append to an individual. 1.1.13 Its strap shall be hypoallergenic, waterproof, and strap lengths shall adjust to securely fit a wide variety of body sizes ranging from extra small and beyond. 1.1.14 It shall include a power source (battery) with an active life of at least six (6) months and a shelf life of at least two (2) years. 1.1.15 It shall not pose a safety hazard or unduly restrict the activities of the monitored individual. 1.1.16 It shall have a tamper alarm for strap tampering, disconnect, intentional cutting and an out of range alert for the home monitoring application. 1.1.17 It shall have an unobtrusive appearance so that the monitored individual may confidently wear the equipment in public. 1.1.18 It will have vibration...
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One-Piece GPS Tracking Device. 1.1.1 It shall receive and transmit signals as part of a GPS system, and shall
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