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The application consists of four independent components that are all integrated to deliver a comprehensive solution to its target | | customers:
 | | Patented Bluetooth Alcohol Sensor Ankle Bracelet
|  | | Bluetooth Enabled Wireless Handset
|  | | Wireless Network for Data Transmission
|  | | Software Application
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The ActSoft™ Software Application is designed to operate on Motorola’s Bluetooth enabled handsets and the Sprint Nextel iDEN |
| | wireless network. ActSoft™ Software enables the wireless handset to interact with the Bluetooth Ankle Bracelet worn by various offenders and individuals on probation.
The Ankle Bracelet functions as an independent ancillary device and is integrated with the Sprint Nextel wireless network via ActSoft™ Software downloaded to the wireless handsets.
The software utilizes Bluetooth technology as the primary communications protocol between the handset and the ankle bracelet.
The ActSoft™ Software is designed such that the Wireless handset serves as the Primary communications device and the Bluetooth Ankle Bracelet operates as a Secondary device. This configuration indicates that the wireless handset is responsible for locating, establishing and maintaining a connection with the Bluetooth Ankle Bracelet.
As the Primary device, the wireless handset must continue to query the ankle bracelet to determine if its location is within Range. Based on the current level of Bluetooth in the Ankle Bracelet, the Bluetooth Range is approximately 30 feet. Each Ankle Bracelet has a unique 12-character Bluetooth address that allows the ActSoft™ Software to locate each bracelet.
During the initial installation of the ankle bracelet, the technology establishes the offender’s baseline levels for various sensor items, including:
 | | Ethanol Level to monitor Alcohol Consumption
|  | | Body Mass to determine Tamper Events
|  | | Infra Red to determine Tamper Events
|  | | Temperature to monitor changes in body Temperature
|  | | Battery Level to monitor charging requirements
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Following baseline configurations, the application requests the status of the sensors on the Bracelet. One of the main features of |
| | the Bracelet is the built in alcohol sensor, which detects traces of Ethanol in a person based on their alcohol consumption. This is an innovative feature that differentiates ActSoft’s™ solution from most competitors. Agency personnel can re-configure the sensors remotely from ActSoft™, Inc’s Graphical User Interface. This saves the agency time and money. Furthermore, this solution has the ability to provide a voice alert to the offender when the battery needs to be recharged.
The ActSoft™ Software also has the ability to store events and alerts in a history file. Agency personnel will be alerted when an offender steps out of range or violates a condition set by personnel (e.g. a pedophile cannot go within 2000 feet of a school or mall).
Normally, there are multiple offenders within the agency’s House Arrest Program all with different specifications and conditions. With the ActSoft™ solution, personnel can customize and configure program parameters that meet the specific terms and conditions of the offender’s House Arrest mandate. This cutting edge solution will provide Agency personnel with all the necessary information needed to keep offenders abiding by the law.
ActSoft™ has a very User Friendly Graphical User Interface (GUI) that provides the core technology to manage, monitor and control their overall Electronic Monitoring Program. In addition to the User Interface, Field Officers and Case Workers have the ability to track offenders on the handset with the Officer View, including the Offender’s historical breadcrumb. With this near real-time data, the Field Officers are aware of the offenders’ whereabouts at all times.
In addition, the reporting feature illustrates all automatic arrivals and departures from Inclusion and Exclusion Zones for each offender displaying date, time and location of the event.
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