Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console -- Dispatch Positions, Dispatch API and Product Software -- Features

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 1 of 14 Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console -- Dispatch Positions, Dispatch API and Product Software -- Ship Card Features The Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console is a high tier IP dispatch console for use with ASTRO 25 radio systems. It supports an evolving feature set which includes the following features. System Level Features Seamless IP Connectivity with Radio System Configured via Radio System Configuration Manager Full Participation in Radio System Fault Management Full Participation in Radio System Agency Partitioning Compatible with MKM 7000 Console Alias Full Participation in Radio System Dynamic System Manager Resilience (DSR) ASTRO 25 Trunking Features Full Access to ASTRO 25 Trunked Radio System IMBE/AMBE Vocoder for ASTRO 25 Resources Full Support for Project 25 FDMA (Phase I) Operation Full Support for Project 25 TDMA (Phase II) Operation Trunked Talk Group Calls Trunked Announcement Group Calls Trunked Private Calls Trunked Call Alerts Trunked Emergency Alarms Trunked Emergency Calls Trunked Tactical/Normal Trunked Repeater On/Off Trunked Remote Monitor Trunked PTT ID and Alias ASTRO 25 Conventional Features PTT ID and Alias Call Alert Emergency Alarm and Call Mixed Mode (Analog/Digital) Operation Voice Selective Call Secure Call Secure Key Select Secure Keyset Select Received Key Display Autokey Key Display Momentary Key Override Radio Enable/Disable Radio Status Display Radio Status Request Radio Message Display Radio Check Remote Monitor Ignore Mobile to Mobile Calls MDC 1200 Conventional Features PTT ID and Alias Call Alert Emergency Alarm Emergency Call Voice Selective Call Radio Enable/Disable Radio Status Display Radio Status Request Radio Message Display Radio Check Remote Monitor Ignore Mobile to Mobile Calls Analog Conventional Features Tone Remote Control E & M Control Analog Talk & Listen Frequency Selection Private Line (PL) Selection Repeater On/Off

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 2 of 14 Wild Card I & II Mute Second Receiver Monitor Line Operated Busy Light (LOBL) Supervisor Takeover (via Relay) Main/Alternate Conventional Interfaces RF Cross Mute RF Cross Busy General Secure Features Supports up to 60 Encrypted Calls Simultaneously Supports up to 6 Encryption Algorithms Simultaneously AES Algorithm DES-OFB Algorithm DES-XL Algorithm ADP Algorithm DVP-XL Algorithm DVI-XL Algorithm Multi-Select Cross-Mode Alert Patch Cross-Mode Alert Receive Cross-Mode Indication Clear Audio Alert Key Management via Store and Forward (KMF with Key Management via KVL KVL) Key Management via OTEK (Over The Ethernet Keying) General Console Features Intuitive, Easy-to-Use Graphical User Interfaces (Elite or IED) Up to 8 Speakers Up to 2 Headsets Desk Microphone Footswitch Elite GUI is Highly Configurable to meet Unique Customer Needs Instant Recall Recorder Port for Console Telephony Instant Recall Recorder Port for Radio Audio Audio Telephone Headset Port (for radio & telephone on Local Logging Recorder Port one headset) General Transmit Instant Transmit Select/Unselect Multi-Select 15 Customizable Alert Tones (Trunking & Conventional) Channel Marker (Trunking & Conventional) VU Meter (On Screen) Integrated Tone Paging Encoder Patch (Standard & Permanent) Generic Auxiliary Inputs & Outputs ACIM Link to Consolette Integrated Tone Paging Encoder Features Manual Individual Pages Pre-Defined Individual Pages Manual Group Pages Pre-Defined Group Pages Sequential Paging Operation Simultaneous Paging Operation Quick Page Buttons Talk Extend PL Stripping "Selected Channel" Paging Quick Call II B - Tone & Voice Quick Call II C - Tone Only Quick Call II D - Battery Saver Quick Call II E - Competitive Quick Call I Knox Touch Code Motorola 5/6 Tone Single Tone 0.5 Single Tone 1.5 Digital Dial 1 (1500 Hz) Digital Dial 2 (2805 Hz) Digital Dial 3 (1500/2805) Trunked Call Alert

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 3 of 14 ASTRO 25 Conventional Call Alert MDC 1200 Call Alert Enhanced Console Telephony Features Supports POTS and/or E1/T1 Connections Answer/Initiate Calls from Console GUI Dialing Keypad Configurable Ring Tones Caller ID Call Hold Call Forwarding Call Transfer Speed Dials Phone Books Patch Radio & Telephone Patch Go-Ahead Tones VPM Features Supports up to 8 Speakers Supports up to 2 Headsets Supports one Desktop Microphone Supports one Footswitch Telephone Headset Port (for radio & telephone on one headset) Dedicated Private Auxiliary Inputs & Outputs Instant Recall Recorder Port for Console Telephony Audio Instant Recall Recorder Port for Radio Audio Local Logging Recorder Port External Paging Encoder Port Ethernet Connection between VPM and PC (up to Multiple Mounting Options 200 meters) VPM-Based Dispatch Consoles Items General Information The items which comprise a complete VPM-based dispatch console are available for purchase via the models, options and accessories described below. A combination of these items is required to create a complete VPM-based dispatch console as described in the following paragraphs. Note: VPM-based dispatch consoles may not be ordered with 7.6 or earlier systems. VPM-based dispatch consoles may only be ordered for use with 7.7 or later systems. Dispatch Console PC A VPM-based dispatch console uses a dropship workstation PC together with a VPM. The dropship workstation PC comes with the Windows 7 operating system, keyboard and mouse. It does not include a monitor or Ethernet cable. These items must be ordered separately. Each PC used with a dispatch console also requires the Symantec Anti-Virus application. Network Security Price Page Note that the PC ships with a North American AC line cord. VPM and Licenses When used with a MCC 7500 dispatch console, the VPM requires a MCC 7500 Basic Console Functionality Software License (CA01642AA) and one of the AC line cord options (CA00140AA, AB, AC or AF). The basic console functionality software license grants the customer the right to use the features supported by the dispatch console application software except for the features covered by the following licenses. Note that it also includes the right to use the API portion of the software. Depending on the features desired on the dispatch console, one or more of the following license options may also have to be ordered with the VPM. ADD: MCC 7500 Trunking Operation License (CA01643AA) - This option is required if the dispatch console will be used to control ASTRO 25 trunking resources, SmartZone trunking resources (via a SmartX site converter) or SMARTNET trunking resources (via a SmartX site converter).

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 4 of 14 ADD: MCC 7500 Advanced Conventional Operation License (CA01644AA) - This option is required if the dispatch console will be used to control ASTRO 25 conventional channels, MDC 1200 channels and/or consolettes connected via ACIM Link. ADD: MCC 7500 Inbound Event Display (IED) License (CA01645AA) - This option is required if the dispatch console will use the Inbound Event Display (IED) graphical user interface. ADD: MCC 7500 Enhanced Console Telephony Operation License (CA02073AA) - This option is required if the dispatch console will use any of the enhanced console telephony features. ADD: MCC 7500 Advanced SECURENET Operation License (CA01972AA) - This option is required if the dispatch console will be used to control Advanced SECURENET channels. The VPM does not include the following items. These must be ordered separately if required. Speakers Desktop Microphone Headset Jacks Footswitch Ethernet Cable Secure Options The VPM is capable of supporting up to 6 different encryption algorithms simultaneously. When secure operation is desired, order the ADD: MCC 7500 Secure Operation License option (CA00147AF) and from 1 to 6 encryption algorithm options (CA00143AC, CA00144AC, CA00145AC, CA00146AC, CA00182AB or CA00245AA). A particular type of encryption algorithm may only be ordered once with a particular VPM. That is, up to 6 algorithms may be ordered with a VPM, but they must all be different algorithms. If remote secure key management across the radio system's IP network from a KMF is desired, order the ADD: Over The Ethernet Keying (OTEK) Operation License option (CA01220AA). The TKN8531C cable is used to connect a KVL to a VPM for programming/managing secure key material. The Peripherals The peripherals are the items which provide interfaces between the VPM and the external environment. These are: Speaker (B1912) - Max of 8 per VPM Desktop Microphone (B1914) - Max of 1 per VPM Headset Jack (B1913) - Max of 2 per VPM Footswitch (DSTWIN6328A) - Max of 1 per VPM The speakers, microphone, headset jacks and footswitch are optional depending on the customer s needs. Each MCC 7500 dispatch console requires 1 and only 1 VPM. The VPM is 1 Rack Unit high and is capable of being mounted in a 19" rack. It may also be mounted beneath a writing surface or placed on top of a writing surface. Mounting hardware is included with the VPM. Each VPM requires an AC line cord option (CA00140AA, AB, AC or AF). Ordering information for the VPM is provided in the Models, Options and Accessories sections below. The price page for the rest of the peripherals may be found by clicking on this link: Peripheral Devices Price Page Dual Instant Recall Recorder (IRR) The dual IRR is compatible with VPM-based dispatch consoles. The dual IRR is capable of recording and playing back the audio from two different sources (e.g., radio and telephone), but may be used to record a single source if desired. If the IRR will be used to record the audio from only one source, the sound card does not need to be ordered. If the IRR will be used to record the audio from two sources, the sound card must be ordered. Only one set of PC speakers needs

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 5 of 14 to be ordered regardless of whether the IRR is recording one or two sources of audio. Please refer to the IRR Price Page for information about ordering IRRs for use with MCC 7500 consoles. Dropship Items The following dropship items are compatible with VPM-based dispatch consoles. The dropship items are accessories which are not manufactured by Motorola. These include: Monitor Monitor Price Page Trackball (See Accessories section below) Ethernet Cable Ethernet Cable Price Page Headset Peripheral Devices Price Page Dual IRR IRR Price Page Note: Headsets certified for use with the MCC 7500 dispatch console are only available from Motorola. While other headsets may work, Motorola cannot guarantee the quality of the audio, especially dispatcher transmit audio, if they are used. Order the desired dropship items for each dispatch console. Use the links next to the items above to see the ECAT Pages for them. They may also be ordered for use as spares. Software and Software Refresh Items The software used on the dispatch console is available for purchase via the model and options shown below. The MCC 7500 ASTRO 25 Software (B1905) is a CD which contains the application software for both the dispatch console and the archiving interface server. The two refresh license options (CA00899AA and CA00900AA) provide licenses for using new versions of the dispatch console or archiving interface server software. These items may be used in the following scenarios. Buying a New Console System The dispatch consoles and archiving interface servers come with the appropriate software installed on their computer hard disks, but they do not come with a copy of the software on CD or DVD. It is strongly suggested that at least one MCC 7500 ASTRO 25 Software model (B1905) be ordered for each console system as a backup copy. It is not necessary to order either of the software refresh license options when buying a new console system. They are used when upgrading an existing console system. Upgrading an Existing MCC 7500 Console System Upgrade an existing Motorola MCC 7500 console system to the latest version of software as follows. Order the desired number of MCC 7500 ASTRO 25 Software models (B1905) (at least one is required, but more may be ordered if the customer wants them) Order one ADD: Dispatch Console Software Refresh License option (CA00899AA) for each dispatch console being upgraded Order one ADD: Archiving Interface Server Software Refresh License option (CA00900AA) for each archiving interface server being upgraded The two software refresh license options provide licenses for using the new versions of the dispatch console or archiving interface server software. They must be ordered as sub-items to the MCC 7500 ASTRO 25 Software model. The quantities of the software refresh license options may (and most likely will) exceed the quantity of the main model. Note that the version of software used in the dispatch consoles and AISs must match the versions of software in all the other products in the radio system (zone controller, network manager, CCGWs, Aux I/O servers, etc.). It is usually not possible to upgrade just the dispatch consoles and AISs themselves. Buying Additional Copies of the Software

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 6 of 14 If a customer wishes to have additional copies of the dispatch console or archiving interface server software, then the MCC 7500 ASTRO 25 Software model (B1905) may be ordered by itself. Adding Operational Licenses to Fielded Dispatch Consoles and AISs The following licenses are for use with fielded MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and archiving interface servers. The BLN1316 and BLN1317 are used only with customers who are either converting a SmartX Site Converter VPM into a MCC 7500 VPM or who are using FRUs to build a MCC 7500 dispatch console or archiving interface server. The rest of the licenses are used when adding the indicated functionality to a fielded dispatch console or archiving interface server, when converting a SmartX Site Converter VPM into a MCC 7500 VPM or when using FRUs to build a MCC 7500 dispatch console or archiving interface server. Note that the CA01221AA and CA01221AB options are the equivalent of the BLN1316 + BLN1311 + BLN1312, so these do not need to be ordered if the CA01221AA or CA01221AB was ordered with the original dispatch console. Note also that the CA00288AA and CA00288AB options are the equivalent of the BLN1317, so it does not need to be ordered if the CA00288AA or CA00288AB was ordered with the original archiving interface server. Adding Basic Dispatch Operation to a Dispatch Console being built from a Converted SmartX VPM or a VPM FRU Field-assembled VPM-based dispatch consoles can add the licensing for basic console operation by ordering the Basic Console Operation Field-Add License (BLN1316) for each dispatch console being assembled in the field. Adding AIS Software License to an AIS being built from a Converted SmartX VPM or a VPM FRU Field-assembled VPM-based archiving interface servers can add the AIS license by ordering the AIS Software Field- Add License (BLN1317) for each archiving interface server being assembled in the field. Adding Secure Operation Existing dispatch consoles and archiving interface servers can add the licensing for secure operation by ordering the Secure Operation Field-Add License (BLN1304) for each dispatch console and/or archiving interface server that needs the feature. Note that this license does not provide any required hardware or encryption algorithms. They must be ordered separately. Adding OTEK Operation MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and archiving interface servers can support Over the Ethernet Keying (OTEK) operation beginning in the 7.7 system release. Existing systems that are 7.7 or later can add the licensing for OTEK operation by ordering the Over the Ethernet Keying (OTEK) Operation Field-Add License (BLN1302) for each dispatch console and/or archiving interface server that needs the feature. Adding Trunking Operation Existing dispatch consoles can add the licensing for trunking operation by ordering the MCC 7500 Trunking Operation Field-Add License (BLN1311) for each dispatch console that needs the feature. Adding Advanced Conventional Operation Existing dispatch consoles can add the licensing for advanced conventional operation by ordering the MCC 7500 Advanced Conventional Operation Field-Add License (BLN1312) for each dispatch console that needs the feature. Adding Inbound Event Display Operation Existing dispatch consoles can add the licensing for IED operation by ordering the MCC 7500 Inbound Event Display (IED) Operation Field-Add License (BLN1313) for each dispatch console that needs the feature. Adding or Upgrading Encryption Algorithms on VPM-Based Dispatch Consoles and AISs using a KVL 3000 Plus If a customer wishes to add new encryption algorithms to existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers using a KVL 3000 Plus KVL, the MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade (T7583) should be ordered along with the desired algorithm options. This provides PCMCIA cards containing the desired numbers and types of encryption algorithms. The PCMCIA card is then used in conjunction with a KVL 3000 Plus Key Variable Loader (KVL) to add the algorithms to secure cards. The MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade may also be used to upgrade encryption algorithms to the latest versions in existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 7 of 14 Order one algorithm option for each VPM that is being upgraded. For example, to add the ADP algorithm to three VPMs, order one T7583 with three CA00245AA options. Multiple types of algorithm options may not be ordered on the same T7583. For example, to add the DES-OFB and AES algorithms to twenty-four VPMs, order two T7583s with twenty-four CA00143AC options on one and twenty-four CA00182AB options on the other. The T7583 can support up to 100 copies of any single algorithm option. When adding algorithms to a VPM on a 7.7 system, make sure the VPM has the 7.7 SER or later version of software (VPM_R7.7.00.23). Earlier versions of the 7.7 VPM software do not allow algorithms to be added in the field. Contact Upgrade Operations to obtain the 7.7 SER software. VPMs on 7.8 and later systems do not have any special software version requirements. Adding or Upgrading Encryption Algorithms on VPM-Based Dispatch Consoles and AISs using a KVL 4000 If a customer wishes to add new encryption algorithms to existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers using a KVL 4000 KVL, the MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade for KVL 4000 (T8063) should be ordered along with the desired algorithm options. This provides a CD containing the desired numbers and types of encryption algorithms. The CD is then used in conjunction with a KVL 4000 Key Variable Loader (KVL) to add the algorithms to secure cards. The KVL 4000 keyloader must have at least the R02.05.03 (also listed as 1.3.0000.174) version of software to be able to load algorithms in VPMs. Note: The serial number of the KVL 4000 keyloader must be entered into the ordering system when ordering the T8063. This serial number will be loaded on the CD by the factory. The CD can only be used by the keyloader with the matching serial number. The MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade may also be used to upgrade encryption algorithms to the latest versions in existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers. Order one algorithm option for each VPM that is being upgraded. For example, to add the ADP algorithm to three VPMs, order one T8063 with three CA00245AA options. Multiple types of algorithm options may not be ordered on the same T8063. For example, to add the DES-OFB and AES algorithms to twenty-four VPMs, order two T8063s with twenty-four CA00143AC options on one and twenty-four CA00182AB options on the other. The T8063 can support up to 100 copies of any single algorithm option. When adding algorithms to a VPM on a 7.7 system, make sure the VPM has the 7.7 SER or later version of software (VPM_R7.7.00.23). Earlier versions of the 7.7 VPM software do not allow algorithms to be added in the field. Contact Upgrade Operations to obtain the 7.7 SER software. VPMs on 7.8 and later systems do not have any special software version requirements. Adding or Upgrading Encryption Algorithms on non-vpm-based Dispatch Consoles and AISs The MCC 7500 Secure Card Algorithm Upgrade (T7207) is a PCMCIA card which can be programmed with the desired encryption algorithm (CA00143AC, CA00145AC, CA00182AB or CA00245AA) for upgrading or adding a new algorithm to a customer's fielded GPIOM-based MCC 7500 dispatch console or voice/secure-card-based AIS. One encryption algorithm option is required per dispatch console and/or AIS being upgraded or added. Only one type of algorithm option may be ordered per T7207. If upgrading or adding multiple types of algorithms, then multiple T7207s must be ordered. This is illustrated in the following examples. Example 1 - If 3 dispatch consoles and 1 AIS each have the AES and DES-OFB algorithms and it is desired to upgrade the AES algorithms, then 1 T7207 and 4 CA00182AB options are required. (Since the DES-OFB algorithm isn't being upgraded, no options are required for it.)

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 8 of 14 Example 2 - If 24 dispatch console and 3 AISs each need to have the ADP algorithm added to them, then 1 T7207 and 27 CA00245AA options are required. (It doesn't matter what algorithms are already in the dispatch consoles and AISs.) Example 3 - If 10 dispatch consoles need to have both the AES and the ADP algorithm added to them, then 1 T7207 with 10 CA00182AB (AES) options and 1 T7207 with 10 CA00245AA (ADP) options are required. The desired number of encryption algorithm options are ordered as sub-items to the T7207 Note that if you are adding a B1924 Secure Card to the dispatch position, remember to order the following items for each card being installed. These items are available directly from the Radio Products and Services Division (RPSD, formerly AAD). 3085322Y01 - H.100 Cable (connects voice card and secure card together; one required per dispatch position) 0785669Y01 - Secure Card Support Bracket (used to support the secure card inside the PC; one required per secure card) 0310943J15 - Support Bracket Screws (used to fasten the support bracket to the PC chassis, two required per support bracket) Dispatch API Software Development Kit The Software Development Kit (SDK) for the MCC 7500 Dispatch API requires a license agreement to be executed between the software developer and Motorola Solutions. The license agreement, and instructions for completing it, can be found on the MCC 7500 wiki page. After the license agreement has been signed by both parties, an invoice will be issued for payment of the license fee ($250.00). After payment has been received, the SDK will be shipped to the developer. The B1925 is no longer used to order the SDK. Please note that the licensing process typically takes around 8 weeks to complete. Please plan accordingly. The SDK is required when a customer wishes to use the MCC 7500 Dispatch API to allow 3rd party software to communicate with the MCC 7500 dispatch console or if they wish to use a custom graphical user interface (GUI) on the dispatch console. The right to use the Dispatch API is covered by the console software license (CA01221AA, CA01221AB, CA01222AA or CA01642AA) which must be purchased with each dispatch console, so no additional licenses are required. Technical support for the SDK may be ordered using the QLN3437 Field Add MCC 7500 SDK Technical Support which provides one hour of technical support. Multiple quantities of the QLN3437 may be ordered if more than one hour of support is desired. The QLN3437 is a "billing only" item (a BB item) and therefore must be on a factory order by itself. Note that if the QLN3437 is not ordered, no plant technical support will be provided for the software developers using the SDK. Enhanced Console Telephony Media Gateways IMPORTANT NOTICE! Orders for the media gateways described below currently cannot be fulfilled by Motorola Solutions. All orders containing either of these gateways will go on E3 hold while Supply Chain works to resolve this issue. But the resolution will only allow these media gateways to be sold within the USA; they will not be able to be sold in any other country. Customers in other countries who need these gateways will have to purchase them from Cisco or one of their authorized resellers. Please contact Eric Dahle (eric.dahle@motorolasolutions.com) for information on what the customer will need to purchase. Two versions of the media gateway are available. The DDN1405 Media Gateway with 8 FXO Ports provides a media gateway with 8 analog POTS line ports. The gateway allows up to 50 dispatch positions to access the phone lines. The DDN1404 Media Gateway with 2 E1/T1 Ports provides a media gateway with 2 E1/T1 ports. The gateway allows up to 100 dispatch positions to access the phone lines. The E1/T1 version can support up to 60 phone calls when using the E1 ports and up to 48 phone calls when using the T1 ports.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 9 of 14 Multiple media gateways can be used to increase the capacity if needed. Up to two media gateways can be located at a console site and up to 63 media gateways can be supported in a zone. Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) The following items are available directly from the Radio Products and Services Division (RPSD, formerly AAD). Note that some of these items cannot be ordered in COF and are indicated as such below. They must be ordered directly from RPSD. 3085322Y01 - H.100 Cable (connects voice card and secure card together; one required per dispatch position) 0785669Y01 - Secure Card Support Bracket (used to support the secure card inside the PC; one required per secure card) 0310943J15 - Support Bracket Screws (used to fasten the support bracket to the PC chassis, two required per support bracket) 3082534Y18 - VPM/GPIOM to Speaker Cable 3071113H01 - VPM/GPIOM to Headset Jack Permanent Cable 3071114H01 - VPM/GPIOM to Headset Jack Extension Cable 0183734Y01 - VPM/GPIOM to Microphone Cable 3085550Y02 - GPIOM to Voice Card Cable 01009513002 - VPM/GPIOM Power Supply (w/o DC cable or AC line cord, not orderable in COF)** 30009351001 - VPM/GPIOM DC Power Cable (connects 01009513001 power supply to VPM or GPIOM)** 3082933N08 - AC Line Cord (North American) 3082933N13 - AC Line Cord (UK) 3082933N09 - AC Line Cord (Continental European) 3508800G96 - Microphone Wind Screen 60009256001 - Secure Key Retention Battery (for VPM, not orderable in COF) The following are FRUs for the enhanced console telephony media gateways 01009704002 - Fan module for 2911 01009704003 - AC Power Supply 01009704004 - Fan module for 2921 01009704005-2-Port 3rd Gen Multiflex Trunk Voice/WAN Card T1/E1 01009704006 - VIC2-4FXO Four-Port Voice Interface 01009704007-16-channel High-density voice and video DSP module 01009704008-512MB DRAM module 01009704009-2921/2951 AC Power Supply 01009704010-256MB Compact Flash ** Note that the 0183650Y03 GPIOM/VPM Power Supply has been replaced with a Level V energy efficiency compliant model. The original power supply has a non-detachable DC power cable, but the new supply has a detachable DC power cable. Please order both the 01009513002 Power Supply and 30009351001 DC Power Cable when replacing a 0183650Y03. The various board-level FRUs for the MCC 7500 dispatch console are orderable via the accessory numbers shown below. Manuals The various manuals for the MCC 7500 dispatch console are included in the ASTRO 25 Radio System Documentation Set. The individual manuals (or the complete documentation set) can be downloaded from the ASTRO 25 Documentation Web Site. MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide The MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide is available on the MCC 7500 wiki page. Ordering Requirements

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 10 of 14 Supported Ordering Systems 1. This equipment is ordered directly in COF or OMAR. Note that no checking of the design itself is done in COF or OMAR. 2. Motorola On-Line may not be used to order complete console systems. Don't Forget These Items for Each Dispatch Console 1. VPM, Speaker, Microphone, Headset Jack 2. AC Line Cords 3. Monitor 4. Software License Links to Other Elements of the Console Sub-System 1. Conventional Channel Gateway Items 2. Auxiliary Input/Output Items 3. Archiving Interface Server (AIS) Items 4. Logging Recorder Items 5. Dispatch Furniture Info 6. Manuals Models Dispatch Console PC Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7 TT2538 708 $2,550.00 Provides a HP Z420 computer with the Windows 7 (64 bit) operating system, a keyboard and a mouse. Does not include a monitor or any application software. Not compatible with GPIOM based MCC 7500 consoles (it doesn't have enough PCI slots and doesn't support Vista or XP O/Ss).Does not support Hardware Encrypt Key Mgmt on MCC 7100. NOTE: The HP Z420 computer does not support the Windows Vista or XP operating systems. If you need to order a computer with one of those operating systems, please refer to the Servers, Workstations, OS and Ancillary Items ECAT page. VPM MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE B1933 443 $11,920.00 Provides one Voice Processor Module (VPM) unit for an MCC 7500 console. Requires appropriate software license option (CA01642AA or CA00288AB) and AC line cord option (CA00140AA, AB, AC or AF). When ordered for a secure-capable MCC 7500 console, also requires the CA0147AF Secure Operation License option and at least one encryption algorithm. Software Items MCC 7500 ASTRO 25 SOFTWARE B1905 443 $250.00 Provides a CD ROM containing the application software for the MCC 7500 dispatch console and MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server. Does NOT include the licenses required to use the software. Licenses can be purchased by using - CA01642AAB or CA00288AB with the B1933 Note: The B1925 is no longer used to order the SDK for the MCC 7500 Dispatch API. Please see the "Dispatch API Software Development Kit" section above for information on how to obtain the SDK.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 11 of 14 Options Software License ADD: MCC 7500 BASIC CONSOLE FUNCTIONALITY SOFTWARE CA01642AA 443 $12,000.00 LICENSE Provides a license for using the MCC 7500 Dispatch Console Software. A software license is required for each dispatch position being ordered. Covers basic console features such as non-signaling analog conventional, patch, multi-select, paging, aux i/os, alert tones, channel marker, using the API, etc. Order as a sub-item to the B1933. Upgrade Software Licenses ADD: MCC 7500 DISPATCH CONSOLE SOFTWARE REFRESH CA00899AA 443 $3,000.00 LICENSE Provides a license for upgrading to the latest version of the MCC 7500 Dispatch Console Software. One is required for each dispatch console being upgraded. Order as a sub-item to the B1905. ADD: MCC 7500 AIS SOFTWARE REFRESH LICENSE CA00900AA 443 $2,700.00 Provides a license for upgrading to the latest version of the MCC 7500 AIS Software. One is required for each AIS being upgraded. Order as a sub-item to the B1905. Trunking & Advanced Conventional Operation ADD: MCC 7500 / MCC 7100 TRUNKING OPERATION CA01643AA 443 $5,000.00 Required when the MCC 7500 or MCC 7100 dispatch position is used to control trunking resources (ASTRO 25, SmartZone via SmartX or SMARTNET via SmartX). Order as a subitem to the B1933 for MCC 7500 and as a sub-item to B1939 for MCC 7100. ADD: MCC 7500 /MCC 7100 ADV CONVL OPERATION CA01644AA 443 $3,000.00 Required when the MCC 7500 or MCC 7100 dispatch position is used to control ASTRO 25 conventional channels, MDC 1200 channels or ACIM Link channels. Order as a sub-item to the B1933 for MCC 7500 and as a sub-item to the B1939 for MCC 7100. Advanced SECURENET Operation ADD: ADVANCED SECURENET OPERATION CA01972AA 443 $50,000.00 Required when the MCC 7500 dispatch position is used to control Advanced SECURENET resources (Conventional channels using an Advanced SECURENET CIU device). Order as a sub-item to the B1933. Secure Operation ADD: MCC 7500 SECURE OPERATION CA00147AF 443 $3,250.00 Order when secure capabilities are required in a VPM-based dispatch console or AIS. Order as a sub-item to the B1933. ADD: MCC 7500 / MCC 7100 OTEK OPERATION CA01220AA 443 $3,350.00 Order when remote key management capabilities are required on a VPM-based dispatch console or AIS or when a CRYPTR micro SD Card is used with MCC 7100. Order as a subitem to the B1933 for MCC 7500 and as a sub-item to the B1939 for MCC 7100. Note that OTEK does not support the ADP encryption algorithm. Secure Algorithms ADD: DES-OFB ALGORITHM CA00143AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DES-OFB encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. ADD: DES-XL ALGORITHM CA00144AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DES-XL encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server or VPM FRU.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 12 of 14 ADD: DVI-XL ALGORITHM CA00145AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DVI-XL encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. ADD: DVP-XL ALGORITHM CA00146AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DVP-XL encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server or VPM FRU model. ADD: AES ALGORITHM CA00182AB 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the AES encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. ADD: ADP ALGORITHM CA00245AA 443 $300.00 Provides factory programming for the ADP encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. Inbound Event Display GUI ADD: MCC 7500/MCC 7100 IED OPERATION CA01645AA 443 $4,200.00 Required when the MCC 7500 or MCC 7100 dispatch position uses the Inbound Event Display GUI. Order as a sub-item to the B1933 for MCC 7500 and as a sub-item to the B1939 for MCC 7100 Enhanced Console Telephony ADD: MCC 7500 Enhanced Console Telephony Operation License CA02073AA 443 $1,200.00 Required when the MCC 7500 dispatch position is used to control enhanced console telephony phone lines. Order as a sub-item to the B1933. Power Cords ADD: AC LINE CORD, NORTH AMERICAN CA00140AA 443 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with a North American plug. ADD: AC LINE CORD, EUROPEAN CA00140AB 443 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with a continental European plug (Schuko plug). ADD: AC LINE CORD, UK CA00140AC 443 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with a United Kingdom plug. ADD: AC LINE CORD, AUSTRALIA CA00140AF 277 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with an Australian plug. API Technical Support FIELD ADD MCC 7500 SDK TECHNICAL SUPPORT QLN3437 404 $1,000.00 Provides one hour of technical support for the SDK from the factory. May be ordered multiple times if more than one hour of support is required. May be ordered to add additional technical support for software developers who are already using the SDK. Note that this is a billable item only (BB item) and must be ordered by itself on its own order. Accessories Enhanced Console Telephony Media Gateways NOTE: Motorola Solutions is temporarily unable to fulfill orders for the DDN1404 and DDN1405. At this time there is no firm date for how long this will last. Orders containing the DDN1404 or DDN1405 will go on E3 hold until they can be fulfilled. Please see the note in the General Information section above.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 13 of 14 QUOTE 118635552-3 FOR CISCO MEDIA GATEWAY WITH 2 T1 E1 DDN1404 443 $14,090.00 PORTS Provides a Cisco 2921 IP PBX with two E1/T1 ports and licensing for up to 100 dispatchers to access it. QUOTE 118635859-3 FOR CISCO MEDIA GATEWAY WITH 8 POTS LINES Provides a Cisco 2911 IP PBX with 8 analog POTS line ports and licensing for up to 50 dispatcher to access it. MCC 7500 Console Telephony Media Gateway O/S for Upgrade or Recovery Provides a CD-ROM containing a copy of the operating system for the enhanced console telephony media gateways. This should be ordered for use in upgrade or disaster recovery scenarios. DDN1405 443 $9,390.00 BVN1014A 877 $500.00 Field-Add Software Licenses OVER THE ETHERNET KEYING (OTEK) OPERATION FIELD-ADD BLN1302 443 $3,350.00 LICENSE SECURE OPERATION FIELD-ADD LICENSE BLN1304 443 $3,250.00 MCC 7500 / MCC 7100 TRUNKING OPERATION FIELD-ADD BLN1311 443 $5,000.00 LICENSE MCC 7500 / MCC 7100 ADVANCED CONVENTIONAL OPERATION BLN1312 443 $3,000.00 FIELD-ADD LICENSE MCC 7500 / MCC 7100 INBOUND EVENT DISPLAY (IED) FIELD- BLN1313 443 $4,200.00 ADD LIC MCC 7500 BASIC CONSOLE FUNCTIONALITY FIELD-ADD BLN1316 443 $12,000.00 LICENSE MCC 7500 AIS SOFTWARE FIELD-ADD LICENSE BLN1317 443 $15,060.00 MCC 7500 Enhanced Console Telephony Operation Field-Add License BLN1320A 443 $1,200.00 Trackball TRACKERBALL (ONLY PS/2 & USB COMPATIBLE) DSCDN6171B 708 $439.00 Trackball is "ruggedized" and "RF-CERTIFIED" by Consoles Engineering. Order as a main line item. Programming Cables MOBILE KEYLOAD CABLE (RNC DUI MGEG) TKN8531C 201 $84.00 Keyloading cable for APX 7500, XTL 5000, XTL 2500, and ASTRO Spectra. Correct keyloading cable adaptor must be ordered seperately: -HKN6182 for APX 7500, XTL 5000 (O series control head), and XTL 2500. -TRN7414 for XTL 5000 (W series control head) and ASTRO Spectra. Field Replacement Units PCI SECURE CARD FRU, MCC7500 CONSOLE B1924 443 $5,500.00 Provides one secure card for use in a secure-card-based MCC 7500 Dispatch Console or a secure-card-based MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server. Requires from 1 to 4 algorithm options. Order as a main line item. FRU VOICE CARD BLN1263 443 $5,000.00 Provides one voice card for use in a voice-card-based MCC 7500 Dispatch Console or a voice-card-based MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server. Order as a main line item. GPIOM HOUSING & CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1274 443 $3,325.00 Provides the housing and circuit board used for the B1911 GPIOM. Does not include the power supply or IEEE 1394 cable. Order as a main line item. Note: We've been seeing a significant number of VPM FRUs being returned to the Repair Depot because they don't

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500... Page 14 of 14 have the necessary encryption algorithms. Please read the note text under the B1934 below and make sure any required encryption algorithms are ordered when the VPM FRU is ordered. MCC 7500 VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE FRU B1934 443 $11,830.00 Provides the housing and circuit board used for the B1933 VPM. Does not include the power supply, AC power cord, or DC power cord. Each of these items must be ordered separately from RPSD. If secure capability is required, then order the following options with the B1934: - the secure operation option (CA00147AF) - from 1-6 encryption algorithm options Order as a main line item. DESKTOP SPEAKER CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1275 443 $180.00 Provides the circuit board used in the B1912 speaker. Does not include housing, speaker cone or cables. Order as a main line item. DESKTOP MIC CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1276 443 $38.00 Provides the circuit board used in the B1914 microphone. Does not include housing, switches, gooseneck shaft, microphone cartridge or cables. Order as a main line item. HEADSET JACK CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1277 443 $114.00 Provides the circuit board used in the B1913 headset jack. Does not include housing, PJ7 connectors or cables. Order as a main line item. SHIELD,VPM SHIELD KIT BLN1324 443 $0.00 Provides one complete shield kit to replace the encryption engine shields on a Voice Processor Unit (VPM). Instructions for replacing the shields are also provided. When ordering, divide the quantity needed into multiple lines so that no line contains more than 9 BLN1324's. For example, if 30 kits are needed, create 3 lines of 9 each and 1 line of 3. Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7 TT2538 708 $2,550.00 Provides a HP Z420 computer with the Windows 7 (64 bit) operating system, a keyboard and a mouse. Does not include a monitor or any application software. Not compatible with GPIOM based MCC 7500 consoles (it doesn't have enough PCI slots and doesn't support Vista or XP O/Ss).Does not support Hardware Encrypt Key Mgmt on MCC 7100. Algorithm Upgrades/Field-Adds MCC 7500 SECURE CARD ALGORITHM UPGRADE T7207 404 $125.00 Provides a PCMCIA card that is used to add new algorithms to existing GPIOM-based MCC 7500 consoles or voice/secure-card-based AISs. Also used to upgrade existing algorithms in existing MCC 7500 consoles or AISs. Requires sufficient algorithm options to cover every added/upgraded algorithm in every console or AIS that is affected. Order as a main line item. MCC 7500 VPM SECURE ALGORITHM UPGRADE T7583 443 $125.00 Provides a PCMCIA card that is used to add new algorithms to existing Telephone Media Gateways (TMGs), VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles and VPM-based AISs. Also used to upgrade existing algorithms in existing VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles or AISs. Requires sufficient algorithm options to cover every added/upgraded algorithm in every console or AIS that is affected. The PCMCIA card is only compatible with the KVL 3000 Plus Key Variable Loader. Order as a main line item. MCC 7500 SECURE VPM ALGORITHM UPGRADE FOR KVL 4000 T8063 443 $250.00 Provides a CD that is used to add new algorithms to existing Telephone Media Gateways (TMGs), VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles and VPM-based AISs. Also used to upgrade existing algorithms in existing VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles or AISs. Requires sufficient algorithm options to cover every added/upgraded algorithm in every console or AIS that is affected. The CD is only compatible with the KVL 4000 Key Variable Loader. The serial number of the KVL 4000 keyloader is required to be entered into the ordering system when ordering the T8063. Order as a main line item. Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC Series Accessories mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/mccacc... Page 1 of 4 Motorola MCC 5500 and MCC 7500 Dispatch Console Peripheral Devices -- Speaker, Microphone, Headset Jack, Headsets and Footswitches -- Features Ship Card The Motorola MCC 5500 and MCC 7500 Dispatch Consoles use the peripheral devices described on this page. To access the ECAT pages for either of these dispatch consoles, please use the following links. Motorola MCC 5500 Dispatch Console Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console Desktop Speaker Features 2 Watt Output Continuously Adjustable Volume Knob Optional Minimum Output Level Compatible for use near CRT Monitors Desktop or Wall Mounting 10 Foot Cable Desktop Microphone Features 18" Flexible Gooseneck Weighted Base for Stability Push-To-Talk (PTT) Button Monitor Button Windscreen Cover on Mic Cartridge Ergonomic Design May be Attached to Desktop or Left Freestanding 10 Foot Cable Headset Jack Features Continuously Adjustable Volume Knob for Radio Continuously Adjustable Volume Knob for Telephone May be mounted up to 12 Cable-Feet Away Flexible Mounting Capabilities Supports 4-Wire and 6-Wire Headsets Configurable Sidetone Operation Headset Features Separate Amplifier and Top Sections Mix and Match Amplifier and Top Sections Monaural and Binaural Earpieces Earmuff and Earbud Style Earpieces Standard Microphone Noise Canceling Microphone Built-In PTT Switch 15 and 25 Foot Cord Lengths 6 Wire PJ7 Longframe Connector 4 Wire PJ327 Longframe Connector Footswitch Features General Transmit Pedal Monitor Pedal Rugged, Proven Design General Information The items described on this page are known as "peripheral devices" and are used with the Motorola MCC 5500 and 7500 dispatch consoles. Desktop Speaker (B1912) The desktop speaker is a self-contained, amplified speaker with a continuous volume knob. It can be configured to either completely mute or maintain a minimum volume level when the volume knob is turned all the way down. It may be attached to a vertical or horizontal surface, or may be left freestanding. It is compatible for use near CRT monitors. Each MCC 5500 dispatch console can support up to 8 desktop speakers. Each MCC 7500 dispatch console can support up to 4 desktop speakers.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC Series Accessories mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/mccacc... Page 2 of 4 Desktop Microphone (B1914) The desktop microphone is a self-contained microphone with an 18" flexible gooseneck shaft. It contains a transmit button and a monitor button for use with the selected radio channel(s). It may be attached to a horizontal surface or may be left freestanding. Each MCC 5500 and MCC 7500 dispatch console can support 1 desktop microphone. Headset Jack (B1913) The headset jack allows headsets to be used with a dispach console. It contains two continuous volume controls, one for radio audio and one for telephone audio. It is capable of supporting either 6-wire (i.e., with a PTT switch) or 4-wire (i.e., without a PTT switch) headsets. It may be mounted beneath or on top of a writing surface. Each MCC 5500 and MCC 7500 dispatch console can support up to 2 headset jacks. Headsets The headset plugs into the headset jack and allows the dispatcher to listen to receive audio on the selected radio channels and to talk on any radio channels. If the dispatch console is configured to do so, the dispatcher can also talk and listen to telephone resources using the headset. The headset comes in two sections, a top and a bottom. The top consists of an earpiece, a microphone, a cable for connecting to the bottom section and a clip for attaching the cable to the user's clothing. The bottom consists of an amplifier unit with volume control, an optional PTT switch, a connector for connecting to the headset jack, a clip for attaching the amplifier to the user's clothing and either a 15 or 25 foot cable for connecting to the jack. Both a top and a bottom are required to create a functional headset. The RMN5077B, RMN5078B, RMN5079B and RMN5080B tops used with the RLN6098 or RLN6099 bases are the only headsets certified for use with the MCC 7500 dispatch console. These have been tested to ensure they provide a high level of audio quality and performance when used with the APCO Project 25 IMBE and AMBE vocoders. While other headsets will work with the MCC 7500 dispatch console, using them may result in degradation of audio quality, especially on console transmit audio. The following table shows a cross reference between the Motorola part numbers and the Plantronics part numbers for the headsets listed on this page. Motorola P/N Plantronics Model Plantronics P/N RMN5077B HW251 64336-31 RMN5078B HW251N 64338-31 RMN5079B HW261 64337-31 RMN5080B HW261N 64339-31 RLN6098A SHS1890-15/DH 72949-15 RLN6099A SHS1890-25/DH 72949-25 Any of the headsets listed on this page may be used with the MCC 5500 dispatch console. Footswitch (BLN6732) The BLN6732 footswitch is used only with the MCC 5500 dispatch console. It provides two foot pedals in a rugged, metal housing with a 7 foot cable. One pedal is used for the general transmit feature while the other pedal is used for the monitor feature. Each MCC 5500 dispatch console can support 1 footswitch.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC Series Accessories mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/mccacc... Page 3 of 4 Footswitch (DSTWIN6328A) The DSTWIN6328A footswitch is used only with the MCC 7500 dispatch console. It provides two foot pedals in a rugged, metal housing with a 10 foot cable. One pedal is used for the general transmit feature while the other pedal is used for the monitor feature. Each MCC 7500 dispatch console can support 1 footswitch. Supported Ordering Systems 1. MCC 7500 console equipment is ordered directly in COF. Note that no checking of the console design itself is done in COF. Don't Forget These Items Ordering Requirements 1. Don't forget to order the headsets. They are not included with the headset jacks. 2. Don't forget to order both a top and a bottom for each headset. To access the ECAT pages for the MCC 5500 or MCC 7500 dispatch consoles, please use the following links. Motorola MCC 5500 Dispatch Console Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console Models MCC SERIES DESKTOP SPEAKER B1912 443 $450.00 Provides one desktop style speaker. Includes speaker with master volume control, 10 foot cable and mounting hardware. Compatible for use near CRT monitors. MCC SERIES HEADSET JACK B1913 443 $200.00 Provides one headset jack. Includes separate volume controls for radio and telephone audio, a 6 foot permanently attached cable and a 6 foot extension cable. Ships from the factory configured for use with 6-wire headsets. Can be field-modified to work with 4-wire headsets. MCC SERIES DESKTOP GOOSENECK MICROPHONE B1914 443 $250.00 Provides one desktop style microphone. Includes transmit and monitor buttons, an 18" gooseneck shaft and a 10 foot cable. Compatible for use near CRT monitors. Accessories Headset Bottoms HDST MODULE BASE W/PTT, 15' CBL RLN6098 706 $210.00 HDST MODULE BASE W/PTT, 25' CBL RLN6099A 706 $242.00 Headset Tops SUPRAPLUS SINGLE MUFF HEADSET RMN5077B 706 $110.00 SUPRAPLUS NC SINGLE MUFF HEADSET RMN5078B 706 $149.00 SUPRAPLUS DUAL MUFF HEADSET RMN5079B 706 $117.00 SUPRAPLUS NC DUAL MUFF HEADSET RMN5080B 706 $139.00 Footswitches FOOT, SWITCH TRADITIONAL BLN6732 454 $120.00

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC Series Accessories mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/mccacc... Page 4 of 4 PROVIDES ONE DUAL PEDAL FOOTSWITCH FOR USE WITH MOTOROLA MCC 7500 DISP Dual pedal footswitch for use with the Motorola MCC 7500 dispatch console. Similar to the BLN6732 except it has a RJ45 connector. DSTWIN6328A 708 $290.00 Field Replacement Units DESKTOP SPEAKER CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1275 443 $180.00 Provides the circuit board used in the B1912 speaker. Does not include housing, speaker cone or cables. Order as a main line item. DESKTOP MIC CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1276 443 $38.00 Provides the circuit board used in the B1914 microphone. Does not include housing, switches, gooseneck shaft, microphone cartridge or cables. Order as a main line item. HEADSET JACK CIRCUIT BOARD FRU BLN1277 443 $114.00 Provides the circuit board used in the B1913 headset jack. Does not include housing, PJ7 connectors or cables. Order as a main line item. Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Aux I/O Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2con... Page 1 of 4 Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console -- Auxiliary Input/Output Items -- Ship Card The Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console is a high tier IP dispatch console for use with ASTRO 25 radio systems. It supports an evolving feature set which includes the following features. Overview Auxiliary inputs and outputs (Aux I/Os) allow customers to control external devices via relay closures and sense the state of external devices via input buffers from the dispatch position. The Motorola MCC 7500 and MCC 7100 consoles support Aux I/Os by accessing and controlling SDM 3000 Basic RTUs and displaying the status of the RTUs inputs and outputs on the dispatch position graphical user interface (GUI). The graphical user interface displays the inputs and outputs by using the same icons that are used with inputs and outputs on CENTRACOM Gold Series dispatch positions. A separate GUI to display the RTU inputs and outputs is not required on the dispatch position. Multiple dispatch positions may monitor and control the same relay output and/or external inputs. In this case, state changes are indicated across all dispatch positions simultaneously. Individual relay outputs can be configured so that they require a safety switch to be pressed before they respond to any commands from the dispatcher. A relay output on one dispatch position can be protected by a safety switch while the same relay output on a different dispatch position isn t. The resetting of latched inputs may also be protected by using the safety switch. Supported Aux I/O Types The following Aux I/O configurations are supported. Features Aux I/O Types Latched Relay Outputs Momentary Relay Outputs Latched Input Buffers Momentary Input Buffers Interlocked Relay Groups Channel-Associated Aux I/Os General Information Momentary Input - This is an input where the user interface always shows the true state of the input. If the input is active, it is shown as active. If it is not active, it is shown as not active. Latched Input - This is an input where the user interface doesn t necessarily show the true state of the input. When the input goes active, the user interface shows the state as active. The display will continue to show the state as active even if the input changes to the inactive state. A dispatcher must manually reset the display to return it to the inactive state. Note that a dispatcher cannot clear the display until the input itself is in the inactive state. Momentary Output - This is an output relay which is activated when the dispatcher presses the button on the user interface and deactivated when the dispatcher releases the button. Latched Output - This is an output relay which changes state only when the dispatcher presses the button. The release of the button has no effect on the state of the relay. One press activates the relay; the next press deactivates the relay. Interlocked Latched Output - This is a latched output relay which is part of a group of latched output relays. Only one of the relays in the group may be active at a time. Pressing the button for a relay automatically deactivates the previously active relay. Pressing the same button twice does not deactivate that relay. There is always one and only one relay active in the group at all times. Interlocked relays work in a break before make fashion; that is, the previously active relay is deactivated before the new relay is activated. The maximum number of relays that can be grouped together in an interlocked group is the number of relays in the RTU hosting

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Aux I/O Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2con... Page 2 of 4 the interlocked group. SDM 3000 Basic RTUs The F4543 SDM3000 Basic RTU is used to support most console Aux I/O needs. The RTU is rack mountable in a standard 19 inch rack and is one rack unit high. The RTU is capable of supporting up to 16 outputs and 48 inputs. Expansion chassis (each being the same physical size as the SDM3000 RTU) can be added to increase the number of inputs and outputs. The supported configurations are as follows. A single SDM 3000 Basic RTU supports 16 Relay Outputs and 48 Input Buffers A single SDM 3000 Basic RTU with 1 expansion chassis supports 32 Relay Outputs and 96 Input Buffers A single SDM 3000 Basic RTU with 2 expansion chassis supports 48 Relay Outputs and 144 Input Buffers Two options are available for powering the RTU. One of the following power options must be ordered with each RTU. These are not needed with the expansion chassis. VA00905 - ADD: +/- 24/48 VDC Power Operation V266 - ADD: AC Power Operation The VA00874 ADD: Aux I/O Server Firmware Current ASTRO Release option should be ordered with the RTU to add the required application software. If desired, punch blocks may be ordered with the RTU by using the V592 ADD: Punch Blocks option. MCC Series I/O Shelf The MCC Series I/O Shelf can be used with the SDM3000 RTU to provide any required external relays and/or inverters. The MCC Series I/O Shelf interfaces to the SDM3000 RTU via the RTU s relay outputs and input buffers. There is no data communication link between the two units. It is merely acting as a translator to translate the RTU s relays into Form B, Form C or double-pole or to translate an active low signal into an active high signal that can be properly detected by the RTU. Please see the MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide for more information on this. The MCC Series I/O Shelf is rack mountable in a standard 19 inch rack and is one rack unit high. It consists of a metal chassis, an internal power supply, a controller module and between one and four I/O modules. Each I/O module contains six double pole Form C relays. The MCC Series I/O Shelf comes standard with one I/O module already in it. Up to three additional I/O modules can be added to provide up to a total of 24 relays. If more than twentyfour relays pairs are needed, additional MCC Series I/O Shelves should be ordered. RTU Software Upgrades/Downgrades When upgrading a MCC 7500 console to a newer system release, the software in any SDM 3000 RTUs being used as Aux I/O servers also needs to be upgraded. This is done by ordering the T7955 All Configuration Software and Firmware to Current Version model with the appropriate option on it. The T7955 provides a single CD containing the desired software, regardless of how many of the following options are ordered with it. When upgrading to the current shipping release, the CA02411AA Aux I/O Server Firmware Upgrade option is used. One CA02411AA must be ordered for each Aux I/O server being upgraded. A maximum of 100 of this option can be ordered with a single T7955. When upgrading to an older release, the CA02405AA Aux I/O Server Firmware Downgrade option is used. One CA02405AA must be ordered for each Aux I/O server being downgraded. A maximum of 100 of this option can be ordered with a single T7955. There is no need to specify which older release is needed because the CD will contain software for all the older releases. Manuals

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Aux I/O Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2con... Page 3 of 4 The various manuals for the MCC 7500 dispatch console are included in the ASTRO 25 Radio System Documentation Set. The individual manuals (or the complete documentation set) can be downloaded from the ASTRO 25 Documentation Web Site. MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide The MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide is available on the MCC 7500 wiki page. Orderable Item Descriptions Auxiliary inputs and outputs are supported via the SDM3000 Basic Site Manager Remote Terminal Unit (RTU). The RTU can support up to 48 inputs and 16 outputs. If additional inputs or outputs are required, then one or two SDM3000 IO Expansion Chassis may be ordered with the RTU. An SDM3000 IO Expansion Chassis supports 48 inputs and 16 outputs. One RTU can support up to two expansion chassis for a maximum of 144 inputs/48 outputs per RTU. The SDM3000 IO Expansion Chassis may be ordered by themselves for expanding RTUs which are already installed in the field. One power option (24/48 VDC or AC) per RTU is required. They are not required for expansion chassis. The Aux I/O Server Firmware Current ASTRO Release option is used to configure the RTUs being used for dispatch position auxiliary inputs and outputs. One option per RTU is required. When upgrading or downgrading a RTU, order the T7955 with either the Aux I/O Server Firmware Upgrade or Aux I/O Server Firmware Downgrade option. The MCC Series I/O Shelf provides 6 double-pole, Form C relays. Additional relays can be ordered in groups of 6 by ordering the MCC Series I/O Module. A shelf can support a maximum of 24 relays. Note that a MCC Series I/O Shelf always requires a SDM3000 RTU when part of a MCC 7500 console system. Links to Other Elements of the Console Sub-System 1. Dispatch Position Items 2. Conventional Channel Gateway Items 3. Auxiliary Input/Output Items 4. Archiving Interface Server (AIS) Items 5. Logging Recorder Items 6. Dispatch Furniture Info 7. Manuals Ordering Requirements Models SDM 3000 Basic RTU SITE MANAGER BASIC F4543 469 $1,855.00 The SDM3000 Basic unit is used to provide the AUX I-O functionality for MCC7500 consoles. The unit is equipped with (1) Ethernet LAN Port, (2) RS-232 ports, (48) Alarm Inputs and (16) Control Outputs. Use the V2xx options to order 90-250 VAC, 12 VDC, or 20-60 VDC power. Note? When the 90-250 VAC is selected and the destination country is outside North America, no power cable is included with the unit and it must be provided by the engineer familiar with the power needs of the destination location. Select the VA00xxx AUX I-O Firmware option specific to the release. The SDM3000 Basic unit includes the following inputs and outputs: - 48 WET or DRY Alarm Inputs - 16 Electrically Energized Control Outputs SM IO EXPANSION BASIC F4547 469 $900.00 The F4547 Expansion unit provides additional Alarm Inputs and Control Outputs which can be

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Aux I/O Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2con... Page 4 of 4 added to the F4544 SDM3000 RTU for ASTRO sites or the F4543 SDM3000 RTU for AUX I- O Server. The F4544 SDM3000 RTU for ASTRO sites supports up to six expansion units which can be a mix of the F4547 Expansion unit and F4548 Expansion units. The F4543 SDM3000 RTU for AUX I-O Server supports up to two expansion units which can only be the F4547 Expansion unit. Use the V2xx options to order 90-250 VAC, 12 VDC, or 20-60 VDC power. Note - When the 90-250 VAC is selected and the destination country is outside North America, no power cable is included with the unit and it must be provided by the engineer familiar with the power needs of the destination location. The SDM3000 I/O Expansion Basic unit includes the following inputs and outputs: - 48 WET or DRY Alarm Inputs - 16 Electrically Energized Control Outputs Upgrades/Downgrades SDM3000 ALL CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE TO T7955 382 $0.00 CURRENT VERSION Options New RTU Software Option This option is used when ordering a new RTU ADD: AUX I-O SERV FW CURR ASTRO REL VA00874 469 $175.00 Fielded RTU Software Upgrade/Downgrade Options These options are used when upgrading or downgrading an RTU in the field ADD: AUX_I-O_SERVER FIRMWARE UPGRADE CA02411AA 382 $925.00 ADD: AUX_IO_SERVER AND AUX_IO_COMPARATOR FIRMWARE CA02405AA 382 $50.00 DOWNGRADE RTU Power Supply ADD:24/48 VDC PS TO SM VA00905 469 $120.00 ADD: 90VAC TO 260VAC PS TO SM V266 469 $120.00 This option includes the FKN8266 power cord when shipped to North America. When shipped outside North America the field must supply the applicable power cord. Accessories MCC Series Aux I/O Shelf MCC SERIES I/O SHELF W/ CONTROLLER & CABLE L3468 322 $1,100.00 Includes 12 Inputs and 6 Outputs. Additional I/O modules (TT04532AA) can be added (up to 3). ADD: MCC SERIES I / O MODULE II TT04532AA 322 $800.00 ORDER with L3468 Model. Includes 12 Inputs and 6 Outputs. Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Conventional Channel Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2aux... Page 1 of 3 Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console -- Conventional Channel Gateway and Related Items -- GGM 8000 Enhanced Conventional Channel Gateway (Enhanced CCGW) (For use in 7.13 and later system releases) In 7.13 and later system releases, the GGM 8000 Enhanced CCGW is available for interfacing to conventional channels. The GGM 8000 Enhanced CCGW can support combinations of analog, MDC 1200, ACIM Link, digital and mixed mode channels simultaneously. Low density and high density versions of the GGM 8000 Enhanced CCGW are available. The low density version contains four analog ports and four V.24 ports plus an Ethernet port. Up to eight conventional channels can be connected to the analog and V.24 ports. The eight channels can be mixtures of analog, MDC 1200, ACIM Link, digital or mixed mode. In addition to the eight channels connected to ports, up to sixteen IP based channels can be supported. This brings the total number of channels supported on the low density version to twenty four. The high density version contains eight analog ports and eight V.24 ports plus an Ethernet port. Up to sixteen conventional channels can be connected to the analog and V.24 ports. The sixteen channels can be mixtures of analog, MDC 1200, ACIM Link, digital or mixed mode. In addition to the sixteen channels connected to ports, up to sixteen IP based channels can be supported. This brings the total number of channels supported on the high density version to thirty two. The GGM 8000 Enhanced CCGW may be used in 7.13 and later systems. It cannot be used in pre 7.13 systems. Please refer to the GGM 8000 ECAT price page for ordering information. General Information GGM 8000 Legacy Conventional Channel Gateway (Legacy CCGW) (For use in 7.9 and later system releases) The GGM 8000 Legacy CCGW contains four analog ports and four V.24 ports plus an Ethernet port. Up to four conventional channels can be connected to the analog and V.24 ports on a GGM 8000 Legacy CCGW. The four channels can be any mixture of analog, MDC 1200, ACIM Link, digital or mixed mode. Tone Remote Control (TRC), E&M Control, LOBL, etc are all included on the four analog ports and are enable via configuration in the field. For console sites and/or RF sites without redundant site links, a CCGW may be used as the site router. In addition to the four channels supported on the analog and V.24 ports, the GGM 8000 Legacy CCGW is also capable of supporting up to ten digital channels via its IP port. The GGM 8000 Legacy CCGW may be used in 7.9 and later systems. Please refer to the GGM 8000 ECAT price page for ordering information. Analog Conventional Channel Gateway (S2500-Based Analog CCGW) (For use in 7.8 and earlier system releases) S2500-based analog CCGWs are based on the S2500 router with a quad 4-wire card. Up to four (4) analog channels are supported per analog CCGW. Tone Remote Control (TRC), E&M Control, LOBL, etc are all included in the standard unit and are enable via configuration in the field. For console sites and/or RF sites without redundant site links, an analog CCGW may be used as the site router by adding the appropriate WAN interface. The various configurations are ordered by using the options shown in the following table. Analog CCGW Analog CCGW with Ethernet Port Analog CCGW with T1 Port Analog CCGW with Ethernet and T1 Ports Analog CCGW with FlexWAN Port SQM01SUM0194 S2500 MULTIPROTOCOL WAN ROUTER CA01440AA CA01441AA CA01442AA CA01446AA CA01447AA CA01448AA CA01449AA CA01450AA CA01451AA CA01452AA ADD: ENCRYPTION MODULE ADD: ANALOG CCGW ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ FLEXWAN MODULE ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ T1 MODULE ADD: BASE ROUTER Required Required Required ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ DCCGW MODULE Note 1: If link encryption on the site link is desired, order the CA01440AA along with the other options shown in the row. ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ ETHERNET MODULE Required Note 1 Required Required Required Note 1 Required Required ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ T1 & DCCGW ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ ETH & DCCGW ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ ETH & T1 MODULES Required Note 1 Required Required Required Note 1 Required Required The Conventional IP Interface Kit (ST2513) may be ordered as a FRU for the 4-wire card used in an analog CCGW. It may also be used when adding conventional capacity

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Conventional Channel Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2aux... Page 2 of 3 to a customer s existing S2500 router. The analog CCGW is capable of supporting main and alternate conventional channel interfaces. Any port on any analog CCGW may be designated as the main interface for a particular analog conventional channel. Any other port on any analog CCGW in the same zone may be designated as the alternate interface for that same analog conventional channel. The main/alternate functionality is configured in the field via the radio system's network manager configuration applications. No special models or options need to be ordered to support main and alternate interfaces. Note that the S2500 router must be the "B" version in order to support the analog CCGW functionality. For further ordering information, please refer to the router price pages. Digital Conventional Channel Gateway (S2500-Based Digital CCGW) (For use in 7.6, 7.7 and 7.8 system releases) S2500-based digital CCGWs are based on the S2500 router with a dual V.24 port card. Up to two (2) digital channels are supported per digital CCGW. The digital CCGW connects directly to stations and/or comparators via V.24 links; a DIU is not used. For console sites and/or RF sites without redundant site links, a digital CCGW can also be used as a console site router or a RF site router by adding the appropriate WAN interface. The various configurations are ordered by using the options shown in the following table. Digital CCGW Digital CCGW with Ethernet Port Digital CCGW with T1 Port SQM01SUM0194 S2500 MULTIPROTOCOL WAN ROUTER Required Note 2: If link encryption on the site link is desired, order the CA01440AA along with the other options shown in the row. The Digital Conventional Module - 2 Ports (ST2514) may be ordered as a FRU for the dual V.24 card used in a digital CCGW. It may also be used when adding ASTRO 25 conventional capacity to a customer s existing S2500 router. The digital CCGW is capable of supporting main and alternate conventional channel interfaces. Any port on any digital CCGW may be designated as the main interface for a particular ASTRO 25 conventional channel. Any other port on any digital CCGW or analog CCGW in the same zone may be designated as the alternate interface for that same conventional channel. The main/alternate functionality is configured in the field via the radio system's network manager configuration applications. No special models or options need to be ordered to support main and alternate interfaces. Note that the S2500 router must be the "B" version in order to support the digital CCGW functionality. For further ordering information, please refer to the router price pages. Conventional Site Controller The Conventional Site Controller (CSC) provides MCC 7500 dispatch consoles with the ability to access and control stations connected to CCGWs that are located at the console site if the dispatch consoles lose connectivity to the trunking system's controller. The CSC is based on the CGP 8000 Site Controller hardware, but uses different software to allow it to handle the CCGWs and MCC 7500 dispatch consoles. A complete CSC requires the following: One GCP 8000 Site Controller Chassis model (T7038) One Site Controller Module option (CA00303AA) One Rack Mount Hardware option (X153AW) One MCC 7500 Conventional Site Operation Software option (CA01136AA) Order only one Site Controller Module option per conventional site controller; redundant modules are not supported. Note that only one GCP 8000 Site Controller Chassis (T7038 ) can be ordered per line. If more than one is required, they must be ordered on separate lines. Ordering information for the MCC 7500 Conventional Site Operation Software option (CA01136AA) is shown in the Options section below. Upgrading a CSC from an older system release to the currently-shipping system release is done using the MCC7500 Conventional Site Controller Upgrade option (CA01246AA). The CA01246AA is ordered as a sub-item to the T7140. Refer to the Options section below for further information about the CA01246AA. For ordering information for the rest of the CGP 8000 Site Controller items, please refer to the GCP 8000 price pages. A Note about Summing Amplifiers CA01440AA CA01441AA CA01442AA CA01446AA CA01447AA CA01448AA CA01449AA CA01450AA CA01451AA CA01452AA ADD: ENCRYPTION MODULE ADD: ANALOG CCGW ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ FLEXWAN MODULE When connecting anything in parallel with a S2500-based analog CCGW port or a legacy (non-enhanced) GGM 8000-based analog CCGW port on an analog conventional channel (e.g., another analog CCGW port, Gold Elite BIM or deskset), summing amplifiers (or 4-way, 4-wire bridges) must be used. When connecting an analog CCGW port to a 2-wire device, a 2-4 wire hybrid must be used. Note that these are not automatically included with CCGWs. Summing amplifiers are not required when connecting other devices in parallel with Enhanced CCGW analog ports. MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ T1 MODULE ADD: BASE ROUTER ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ DCCGW MODULE Required ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ ETHERNET MODULE ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ T1 & DCCGW ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ ETH & DCCGW Required Note 2 Required Required Note 2 Required ADD: BASE ROUTER W/ ETH & T1 MODULES

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Conventional Channel Items mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/cc2aux... Page 3 of 3 More information about conventional channels on the MCC 7500 console can be found in the MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide. The ordering guide is available on the MCC 7500 wiki page. Supported Ordering Systems Ordering Requirements 1. This equipment is ordered directly in COF. Note that no checking of the design itself is done in COF. 2. Motorola On-Line may not be used to order complete console systems. Models S2500 ANALOG CONV TO IP IF KIT ST2513 147 $800.00 Not compatible with A revision ST2500 hardware. Requires B rev hardware (ST2500B/CLN1713B can be found on back of unit) and EOS v13.0.0.50 or higher. DIG CONV MODULE 2 PORTS ST2514 147 $175.00 Interface card for S2500 router. Provides two V.24 ports for use with ASTRO 25 conventional channels. Order this item as a spare or when upgrading an existing S2500 router to be a DCCGW. Options Controller Software ADD: MCC 7500 CONVEN SITE OPER CA01136AA 595 $4,000.00 Required when using the GCP 8000 as a conventional site controller for the MCC 7500 console. Order as a sub-item to the T7038 site controller chassis. Controller Software Upgrade ADD: MCC 7500 CONV SITE UPGRADE CA01246AA 112 $1,200.00 Order one CA01246AA for each conventional site controller being upgraded. Order as a sub-item to the T7140. Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 1 of 8 Motorola MCC 7500 Dispatch Console -- Logging Solution -- Ship Card Features System Level Features Seamless IP Connectivity with Radio System Configured via Radio System Configuration Manager Full Participation in Radio System Fault Management Full Participation in Radio System Agency Partioning Compatible with MKM 7000 Console Alias Full Participation in Radio System Dynamic System Manager Resilience (DSR) Supported ASTRO 25 Trunked Calls and Events Project 25 FDMA (Phase I) Calls Project 25 TDMA (Phase II) Calls Clear Calls Encrypted Calls Talk Group Calls Announcement Group Calls Emergency Calls Emergency Alarms Emergency Acknowledgements Emergency Knockdowns System Access Priority Selection Repeater On/Off Call Alerts Remote Monitor Supported ASTRO 25 Conventional Calls and Events Clear Calls Encrypted Calls PTT Calls Voice Selective Calls Emergency Calls Emergency Alarms Emergency Acknowledgements Emergency Knockdowns Call Alerts Frequency Selection Repeater On/Off Radio Enable/Disable Radio Status Radio Status Request Radio Message Radio Check Remote Monitor Supported MDC 1200 Calls and Events PTT Calls Voice Selective Calls Emergency Calls Emergency Alarms Emergency Acknowledgements Emergency Knockdowns Private Line (PL) Selection Mute Second Receiver Call Alerts Frequency Selection Repeater On/Off Wild Card I & II Radio Status Radio Status Request Radio Message Radio Check Radio Enable/Disable Remote Monitor Supported Analog Conventional Calls and Events Conventional Calls Frequency Selection Private Line (PL) Selection Mute Second Receiver

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 2 of 8 Repeater On/Off Wild Card I & II Supported Call- and Event-Related Information PTT ID PTT ID Alias Type of Call/Event Date and Time of Call/Event Originating Site of Call Originating Zone of Call Mode of Call (Coded or Clear) General Secure Features Supports up to 60 Encrypted Calls Simultaneously Supports up to 6 Encryption Algorithms Simultaneously AES Algorithm DES-OFB Algorithm DES-XL Algorithm ADP Algorithm DVP-XL Algorithm DVI-XL Algorithm Key Management via Store and Forward (KMF with Key Management via KVL KVL) Key Management via OTEK (Over The Ethernet Keying) General Information VPM-Based Archiving Interface Server Items The items which comprise a complete VPM-based archiving interface server (AIS) are available for purchase via the models, options and accessories described below. Note: VPM-based AISs may not be ordered with 7.6 or earlier systems. Voice/secure-card-based AISs should be ordered with those systems. VPM-based AISs may only be ordered for use with 7.7 or later systems. The VPM-based AIS consists of a PC with a Windows operating system, a VPM and the necessary AIS application software. AIS PC A VPM-based AIS uses a dropship workstation PC together with a VPM. The dropship workstation PC comes with the Windows 7 operating system, keyboard and mouse. It does not include a monitor or Ethernet cable. If desired, these items must be ordered separately. Each PC used with an AIS also requires the Symantec Anti-Virus application. Network Security Price Page Note that the PC ships with a North American AC line cord. VPM and Licenses When used with a MCC 7500 AIS, the VPM requires a MCC 7500 AIS Software License (CA00288AB) and one of the AC line cord options (CA00140AA, CA00140AB, CA00140AC or CA00140AF). The software license grants the customer the right to use the AIS application software, including the right to use the API portion of the software. The VPM does not include an Ethernet cable. It must be ordered separately. Secure Options The VPM is capable of supporting up to 6 different encryption algorithms simultaneously. When secure operation is desired, order the ADD: MCC 7500 Secure Operation License option (CA00147AF) and from 1 to 6 encryption algorithm options (CA00143AC, CA00144AC, CA00145AC, CA00146AC, CA00182AB or CA00245AA). A particular type of encryption algorithm may only be ordered once with a particular VPM. That is, up to 6 algorithms may be ordered with a VPM, but they must all be different algorithms.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 3 of 8 If remote secure key management across the radio system's IP network from a KMF is desired, order the ADD: Over The Ethernet Keying (OTEK) Operation option (CA01220AA). The TKN8531C cable is used to connect a KVL to a VPM for programming/managing secure key material. The AIS does not need the following items for normal operation. They are needed, however, when installation or servicing the AIS. The keyboard and mouse are included with the dropship workstation. The monitor and trackball must be ordered separately if they are desired. Monitor Monitor Price Page Keyboard Mouse Trackball (See Accessories section below) Adding or Upgrading Encryption Algorithms on VPM-Based Dispatch Consoles and AISs using a KVL 3000 Plus If a customer wishes to add new encryption algorithms to existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers using a KVL 3000 Plus KVL, the MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade (T7583) should be ordered along with the desired algorithm options. This provides PCMCIA cards containing the desired numbers and types of encryption algorithms. The PCMCIA card is then used in conjunction with a KVL 3000 Plus Key Variable Loader (KVL) to add the algorithms to secure cards. The MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade may also be used to upgrade encryption algorithms to the latest versions in existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers. Order one algorithm option for each VPM that is being upgraded. For example, to add the ADP algorithm to three VPMs, order one T7583 with three CA00245AA options. Multiple types of algorithm options may not be ordered on the same T7583. For example, to add the DES-OFB and AES algorithms to twenty-four VPMs, order two T7583s with twenty-four CA00143AC options on one and twenty-four CA00182AB options on the other. The T7583 can support up to 100 copies of any single algorithm option. When adding algorithms to a VPM on a 7.7 system, make sure the VPM has the 7.7 SER or later version of software (VPM_R7.7.00.23). Earlier versions of the 7.7 VPM software do not allow algorithms to be added in the field. Contact Upgrade Operations to obtain the 7.7 SER software. VPMs on 7.8 and later systems do not have any special software version requirements. Adding or Upgrading Encryption Algorithms on VPM-Based Dispatch Consoles and AISs using a KVL 4000 If a customer wishes to add new encryption algorithms to existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers using a KVL 4000 KVL, the MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade for KVL 4000 (T8063) should be ordered along with the desired algorithm options. This provides a CD containing the desired numbers and types of encryption algorithms. The CD is then used in conjunction with a KVL 4000 Key Variable Loader (KVL) to add the algorithms to secure cards. The KVL 4000 keyloader must have at least the R02.05.03 (also listed as 1.3.0000.174) version of software to be able to load algorithms in VPMs. The MCC 7500 VPM Secure Algorithm Upgrade may also be used to upgrade encryption algorithms to the latest versions in existing secure-capable VPM-based MCC 7500 dispatch consoles and/or archiving interface servers. Order one algorithm option for each VPM that is being upgraded. For example, to add the ADP algorithm to three VPMs, order one T8063 with three CA00245AA options. Multiple types of algorithm options may not be ordered on the same T8063. For example, to add the DES-OFB and AES algorithms to twenty-four VPMs, order two T8063s with twenty-four CA00143AC options on one and twenty-four

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 4 of 8 CA00182AB options on the other. The T8063 can support up to 100 copies of any single algorithm option. When adding algorithms to a VPM on a 7.7 system, make sure the VPM has the 7.7 SER or later version of software (VPM_R7.7.00.23). Earlier versions of the 7.7 VPM software do not allow algorithms to be added in the field. Contact Upgrade Operations to obtain the 7.7 SER software. VPMs on 7.8 and later systems do not have any special software version requirements. Adding or Upgrading Encryption Algorithms on non-vpm-based Dispatch Consoles and AISs The MCC 7500 Secure Card Algorithm Upgrade (T7207) is a PCMCIA card which can be programmed with the desired encryption algorithm (CA00143AC, CA00145AC, CA00182AB or CA00245AA) for upgrading or adding a new algorithm to a customer's fielded GPIOM-based MCC 7500 dispatch console or voice/secure-card-based AIS. One encryption algorithm option is required per dispatch console and/or AIS being upgraded or added. Only one type of algorithm option may be ordered per T7207. If upgrading or adding multiple types of algorithms, then multiple T7207s must be ordered. This is illustrated in the following examples. Example 1 - If 3 dispatch consoles and 1 AIS each have the AES and DES-OFB algorithms and it is desired to upgrade the AES algorithms, then 1 T7207 and 4 CA00182AB options are required. (Since the DES-OFB algorithm isn't being upgraded, no options are required for it.) Example 2 - If 24 dispatch console and 3 AISs each need to have the ADP algorithm added to them, then 1 T7207 and 27 CA00245AA options are required. (It doesn't matter what algorithms are already in the dispatch consoles and AISs.) Example 3 - If 10 dispatch consoles need to have both the AES and the ADP algorithm added to them, then 1 T7207 with 10 CA00182AB (AES) options and 1 T7207 with 10 CA00245AA (ADP) options are required. The desired number of encryption algorithm options are ordered as sub-items to the T7207 Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) Field replaceable units (FRUs) are orderable via the accessory numbers shown below. Recorders and Replay Stations Each AIS requires a recorder. Refer to IP Recorders Price Page for information about the recorders and how to order them. Replay stations are required to replay the recorded audio. Refer to IP Recorders Price Page for information about the replay stations and how to order them. Manuals The various manuals for the MCC 7500 AIS are included in the ASTRO 25 Radio System Documentation Set. The individual manuals (or the complete documentation set) can be downloaded from the ASTRO 25 Documentation Web Site. MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide The MCC 7500 Product Planner and Ordering Guide is available on the MCC 7500 wiki page. Note on Logging Recorder Capacity Selecting the correct capacity for the recorder is critical to ensuring proper operation in all situations. Please refer to the "Archiving Interface Server" section of the MCC 7500 Dispatch Console Product Planner and Ordering Guide for

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 5 of 8 information about how capacity is specified for the AIS and the recorder. The planner is available on the MCC 7500 wiki page. Supported Ordering Systems 1. This equipment is ordered directly in COF or OMAR. Note that no checking of the design itself is done in COF or OMAR. 2. Motorola On-Line may not be used to order complete console systems. Don't Forget These Items 1. Don't forget to order the recorder that will be used with the AIS. 2. Replay stations are also pretty useful, so don't forget them either. 3. Each AIS requires an AC Line Cord and a software license. Links to Other Elements of the Console Sub-System 1. Logging Recorder Items 2. Dispatch Console Items 3. Conventional Channel Gateway Items 4. Auxiliary Input/Output Items 5. Manuals Ordering Requirements Models VPM-Based AIS AIS PC Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7 TT2538 708 $2,550.00 Provides a HP Z420 computer with the Windows 7 (64 bit) operating system, a keyboard and a mouse. Does not include a monitor or any application software. Not compatible with GPIOM based MCC 7500 consoles (it doesn't have enough PCI slots and doesn't support Vista or XP O/Ss).Does not support Hardware Encrypt Key Mgmt on MCC 7100. NOTE: The HP Z420 computer does not support the Windows Vista or XP operating systems. If you need to order a computer with one of those operating systems, please refer to the Servers, Workstations, OS and Ancillary Items ECAT page. VPM MOTOROLA VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE B1933 443 $11,920.00 Provides one Voice Processor Module (VPM) unit for an MCC 7500 console. Requires appropriate software license option (CA01642AA or CA00288AB) and AC line cord option (CA00140AA, AB, AC or AF). When ordered for a secure-capable MCC 7500 console, also requires the CA0147AF Secure Operation License option and at least one encryption algorithm. Click here to see the available recorders Click here to see the available playback stations

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 6 of 8 Options Software Licenses ADD: MCC 7500 ARCHIVING INTERFACE SERVER SOFTWARE CA00288AB 443 $15,060.00 LICENSE Provides a license for using the MCC 7500 VPM-based AIS Software. One is required for each AIS being ordered. Order as a sub-item to the B1933. Secure Operation ADD: MCC 7500 SECURE OPERATION CA00147AF 443 $3,250.00 Order when secure capabilities are required in a VPM-based dispatch console or AIS. Order as a sub-item to the B1933. ADD: MCC 7500 / MCC 7100 OTEK OPERATION CA01220AA 443 $3,350.00 Order when remote key management capabilities are required on a VPM-based dispatch console or AIS or when a CRYPTR micro SD Card is used with MCC 7100. Order as a subitem to the B1933 for MCC 7500 and as a sub-item to the B1939 for MCC 7100. Note that OTEK does not support the ADP encryption algorithm. Secure Algorithms ADD: DES-OFB ALGORITHM CA00143AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DES-OFB encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. ADD: DES-XL ALGORITHM CA00144AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DES-XL encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server or VPM FRU. ADD: DVI-XL ALGORITHM CA00145AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DVI-XL encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. ADD: DVP-XL ALGORITHM CA00146AC 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the DVP-XL encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server or VPM FRU model. ADD: AES ALGORITHM CA00182AB 443 $750.00 Provides factory programming for the AES encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. ADD: ADP ALGORITHM CA00245AA 443 $300.00 Provides factory programming for the ADP encryption algorithm. Order as a sub-item to the appropriate MGEG, MCC 7500 Dispatch Console, MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server, VPM FRU or Secure Card FRU model. Power Cords ADD: AC LINE CORD, NORTH AMERICAN CA00140AA 443 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with a North American plug. ADD: AC LINE CORD, EUROPEAN CA00140AB 443 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with a continental European plug (Schuko plug). ADD: AC LINE CORD, UK CA00140AC 443 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with a United Kingdom plug. ADD: AC LINE CORD, AUSTRALIA CA00140AF 277 $0.00 Adds one AC line cord with an Australian plug.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 7 of 8 Accessories Field-Add Software Licenses MCC 7500 Enhanced Console Telephony Operation Field-Add License BLN1320A 443 $1,200.00 Trackball TRACKERBALL (ONLY PS/2 & USB COMPATIBLE) DSCDN6171B 708 $439.00 Trackball is "ruggedized" and "RF-CERTIFIED" by Consoles Engineering. Order as a main line item. Field Replacement Units PCI SECURE CARD FRU, MCC7500 CONSOLE B1924 443 $5,500.00 Provides one secure card for use in a secure-card-based MCC 7500 Dispatch Console or a secure-card-based MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server. Requires from 1 to 4 algorithm options. Order as a main line item. FRU VOICE CARD BLN1263 443 $5,000.00 Provides one voice card for use in a voice-card-based MCC 7500 Dispatch Console or a voice-card-based MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Server. Order as a main line item. Note: We've been seeing a significant number of VPM FRUs being returned to the Repair Depot because they don't have the necessary encryption algorithms. Please read the note text under the B1934 below and make sure any required encryption algorithms are ordered when the VPM FRU is ordered. MCC 7500 VOICE PROCESSOR MODULE FRU B1934 443 $11,830.00 Provides the housing and circuit board used for the B1933 VPM. Does not include the power supply, AC power cord, or DC power cord. Each of these items must be ordered separately from RPSD. If secure capability is required, then order the following options with the B1934: - the secure operation option (CA00147AF) - from 1-6 encryption algorithm options Order as a main line item. SHIELD,VPM SHIELD KIT BLN1324 443 $0.00 Provides one complete shield kit to replace the encryption engine shields on a Voice Processor Unit (VPM). Instructions for replacing the shields are also provided. When ordering, divide the quantity needed into multiple lines so that no line contains more than 9 BLN1324's. For example, if 30 kits are needed, create 3 lines of 9 each and 1 line of 3. Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7 TT2538 708 $2,550.00 Provides a HP Z420 computer with the Windows 7 (64 bit) operating system, a keyboard and a mouse. Does not include a monitor or any application software. Not compatible with GPIOM based MCC 7500 consoles (it doesn't have enough PCI slots and doesn't support Vista or XP O/Ss).Does not support Hardware Encrypt Key Mgmt on MCC 7100. Algorithm Upgrades MCC 7500 SECURE CARD ALGORITHM UPGRADE T7207 404 $125.00 Provides a PCMCIA card that is used to add new algorithms to existing GPIOM-based MCC 7500 consoles or voice/secure-card-based AISs. Also used to upgrade existing algorithms in existing MCC 7500 consoles or AISs. Requires sufficient algorithm options to cover every added/upgraded algorithm in every console or AIS that is affected. Order as a main line item. MCC 7500 VPM SECURE ALGORITHM UPGRADE T7583 443 $125.00 Provides a PCMCIA card that is used to add new algorithms to existing Telephone Media Gateways (TMGs), VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles and VPM-based AISs. Also used to upgrade existing algorithms in existing VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles or AISs. Requires sufficient algorithm options to cover every added/upgraded algorithm in every console or AIS that is affected. The PCMCIA card is only compatible with the KVL 3000 Plus Key Variable Loader. Order as a main line item. MCC 7500 SECURE VPM ALGORITHM UPGRADE FOR KVL 4000 T8063 443 $250.00 Provides a CD that is used to add new algorithms to existing Telephone Media Gateways (TMGs), VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles and VPM-based AISs. Also used to upgrade existing algorithms in existing VPM-based MCC 7500 consoles or AISs. Requires sufficient

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 Archiving Interface Servers mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/ast7500l... Page 8 of 8 algorithm options to cover every added/upgraded algorithm in every console or AIS that is affected. The CD is only compatible with the KVL 4000 Key Variable Loader. The serial number of the KVL 4000 keyloader is required to be entered into the ordering system when ordering the T8063. Order as a main line item. Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 1 of 8 MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder SERVICES ARE NO LONGER INCLUDED IN ECAT MODEL NUMBERS General Information SERVICES ARE NO LONGER INCLUDED IN THE MODELS BELOW. NICE MUST QUOTE ALL SERVICES INCLUDING TRAINING, PM, AND INSTALLATION. The MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder provides audio call recording and archiving for ASTRO 25 radio systems. It is the only certified, tested, and supported solution that Motorola sells for ASTRO 25 recording. Jointly developed with NICE Systems, the MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder has been tested and certified with the MCC 7500 console in every Motorola ASTRO 7.x system release. An innovative recording solution that allows public safety organizations to record their radio system communications, it utilizes a Xeon Intel 6 Core Processor with logical drives in a RAID 1 array configuration providing up to 75,000 on-line channel hours of storage, dual DAT160 drives for audio, a single DAT160 drive for CLS, 6 hot plug redundant fans, dual redundant power supplies, two HP 1U SCSI rack mount kits, and Windows Server 2008 R2 (starting with the A7.13 release). The 10 simultaneous call recorder is scalable with the ability to add capacity with the purchase of additional call licenses. The MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder works in conjunction with an Archiving Interface Server (AIS) utilizing an API that allows the recording system to specify which talkgroups and conventional channels will be recorded. Because this API allows call control data to be passed to the recorder system, Motorola's recording solution provides unique capabilities. Customers have the ability to: See a call originator's unit ID and/or alias See the type of call initiated - talkgroup, emergency, conventional See when certain radio events occurred - emergency acknowledgement/knockdown, changes in frequency or PL selection, etc. The following types of radio system calls are capable of being processed via the AIS and recorded on the logging recorder: Conventional PTT Call Trunked Talkgroup Call Trunking Announcement Group Call Trunking Emergency Call The following types of trunking radio system events are capable of being processed via the AIS and recorded on the logging recorder: Call Alert Emergency Alarm Emergency Acknowledge Emergency Knockdown Repeater On/Off Main/Alt Status The following types of conventional radio system events are capable of being processed via the AIS and recorded on the logging recorder:

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 2 of 8 Frequency Selection Private Line (PL) Selection Mute Second Receiver Repeater On/Off Wildcard I Wildcard II Recorders now come in the following capacities: 10 simultaneous transmissions (upgradeable up to 120 simultaneous transmissions) 120 simultaneous transmissions The recorder's capacity for recording simultaneous calls is scalable and can be tailored to suit the customer's needs. An option is available which allows the recorder to increase capacities by steps of 10 up to a limit of 120 simultaneous transmissions. The simultaneous transmissions capacity of a recorder includes all the trunked talkgroups and conventional channels being recorded via the AIS. Due to the different vocoders used with trunked and conventional audio, the following equation should be used to determine the size of the recorder required to meet a particular customer's needs. 1.7 x (# of simultaneous conventional calls) + (# of simultaneous trunked calls) = required simultaneous call capacity Factors to consider when sizing an MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder. For customers that use regrouping, there are nuances to consider when sizing the recorder's capacity. The below highlights scenarios that could be encountered. It is best to discuss with the customer how they use these features and the impact their usage patterns might have on the recorders size requirements. Regrouping's Impact on Call Licenses in the Recorder A dispatcher has a patch set up with "N" regroupable trunking talkgroups in it. The dispatcher is transmitting on the patch. This results in N calls being logged on the logging recorder which consume N of the licenses. While the dispatcher is transmitting on the patch, a radio begins transmitting on one of the talkgroups in the patch. This results in an additional N calls being logged on the logging recorder which consume an additional N of the licenses. The end result is 2 x N licenses are consumed by this scenario. A dispatcher has a multiselect group open with N regroupable trunking talkgroups in it. The dispatcher is transmitting on the multiselect. This results in N calls being logged on the logging recorder which consume N of the licenses. While the dispatcher is transmitting on the multiselect, a radio begins transmitting on one of the talkgroups in the multiselect. This results in an additional N calls being logged on the logging recorder which consume an additional N of the licenses. The end result is 2 x N licenses are consumed in this scenario. Audio and events which have been recorded are accessed through the NICE Scenario Replay application (pre-a7.12) and/or Inform Lite (A7.11 and beyond). Inform Lite is a state-of-the-art multiple channel search and replay tool and is configurable to meet specific customer needs. The NICE logging recorders and playback stations are configured and managed by a common administration application. This application can be run on a playback station PC or on a dedicated PC. System Requirements: 1. Motorola Archiving Interface Server (AIS)

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 3 of 8 Client PC Requirements: Minimum specification for the client (configuration and replay) PC: Recommended Hardware Specification Windows 7 1. Audio only - Dual Core 2 GHz or higher or Audio and Video - Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4GHz recommended 2. 1GB - audio only, 2GB with 4GB recommended for audio and video 3. 100 Mb/s Ethernet network card 4. 10GB hard disk space to support local call cache 5. SoundBlaster or compatible sound card / [Audio and video - NVidia PX8400 GS 512MB] 6. DVD/CD-ROM drive required for installation 7. 1024 x 768 16bit color display / [SXGA 1280 x 1024] 8. Keyboard and mouse or other pointing device. 9. Loudspeaker or Headphone output Software Specification 1. Supports the OS platforms: a. Windows 7 32 bit or 64 bit b. Note - Scenario Replay supports only Windows 32 bit, while Inform / Inform Lite support Windows 7 32 bit and 64 bit 2. The user must have Administration privileges at Install time 3. Direct X 9.0 4. MSXML 4.0 5. Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 or later Inform Lite supports the following capacities. If greater capacity is required the full version of Inform is required (see Inform price page). Maximum of 5 concurrent user licenses (total of both Reconstruction and Monitor) Maximum of up to 608 recording resources (a resource is defined as a Talk Group, a Conventional Radio Channel and/or a recording channel in an analog/digital logger) Inform Lite can interface to a maximum of 4 databases. These databases can be a logger or a Master/Primary Inform Server (e.g. 4 loggers or 3 loggers and an Inform server) Inform Lite does not support the Organizer Application and its associated Applications (Authentication and Inform Media Player) Inform Lite only supports audio recording. It does not support other media recordings such as video, CAD screens, Mapping screens, etc. Inform Lite requires Windows 7 Ordering Requirements The MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder solution requires a Motorola Archiving Interface Server (AIS). The AIS model numbers can be found in ECAT under Dispatch Solutions in the Motorola MCC 7500 Products folder. MCC 7500 consoles require an MCC 7500 IP logging recorder. Starting in the A7.11 system release, the NICE Inform Lite product now ships standard with the MCC 7500 IP logging recorders. Key Information & Ordering Instructions: MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Package & Required/Recommended Items

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 4 of 8 1. Each MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder includes the following items: DL360 G8 server (A7.13 or later releases), two HP StorageWorks Rack Mount kits, Mounting Rails Kit (4 Post), one Inform Lite Concurrent User License (in A7.11 or later), Radio System AIS Client Software, Internal Storage (up to 75,000 Channel Hours), Dual DAT160 Tape Drives (Dual DVD-RAM Drives shipped prior to Q4 2009), DAT160 Tape Drive (CLS/database archiving), Software (Administrator, and Supervisor License - one each). All specifications are subject to change. 2. Anti-virus software should be ordered separately (see Network Security Price Page). NICE will assist with the initial installation of the software. The customer is responsible for keeping the antivirus software current. 3. An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is strongly recommended for use in any logging recorder installation. These are not supplied as part of the logging solution and are expected to be supplied by the customer. 4. Windows Supplemental Configuration - A selection is REQUIRED for any logging recorders used on ASTRO 25 7.4 systems or later. Either T7448A or T7449A is required to be ordered for every box - one for each logging recorder, replay station, etc. 5. One AIS is required for each ASTRO 25 IP Digital Logging Recorder used on the system. Consult AIS price pages for a description and ordering information. Redundant models ordering criteria that must be met when these models are ordered 1. The logging recorders must record in parallel (i.e. record exactly the same audio) 2. In a parallel recording system you must have TWO AIS and VPM. There is a one-to-one relationship between the logging recorder and the AIS / VPM. 3. The logging recorders must be in the same physical building 4. The logging recorders must be installed at the same time (a return visit for the configuration of either recorder will require additional installation fees) 5. When purchasing redundant recorders at least one of the Inform additional database (DDN1112) is ordered to allow Inform Lite access to both recorders. A second one is required if there are three recorders that you require access to. Inform Lite can support a maximum of 4 database licenses total. To integrate more than three devices, the system has to be upgraded to the full Inform application. Warranty & Support 1. Pricing includes first year SILVER warranty maintenance (Monday - Friday, 8-5) (Except International). 2. NICE provides 8x5 technical phone support and NICE or its participating dealer provides M-F 9AM-5PM (local time) same day remote access support for Level A & B severity issues during the warranty period. 3. NICE requires remote access to meet published SLA. Without remote access support may be delayed. 4. If 24x7 support is required, please contact the field CSM for a quotation. Inform 1. ASTRO 7.13 or later releases require Inform R5.1 or Inform Lite R4.0.5713. Installation 1. IMPORTANT - NICE Services must be ordered separately. NICE will provide a cost quotation to the field that can be margined up and quoted to the customer. There are no services included in ECAT models. Installation (both at CCSi and in the field, PM services, and training must all be ordered separately. 2. IMPORTANT - In the field commissioning of the logging equipment: The Motorola field PM needs to contact NICE to schedule final commissioning of the logging recorder equipment. Please contact Michael Tartaglia at NICE at Michael.Tartaglia@NICE.com to schedule a final installation. Please note that scheduling for NICE at CCSI or in the field is 8-10 weeks lead-time. 3. Pricing Includes Installation in Domestic United States (Alaska, Hawaii, and International require additional service quotation): A factory-trained and certified professional service representative will assist the end user in the implementation of their new recording solution. NICE or a participating dealer installation technician will provide a short demonstration of the basic functions of the recorder system and the search and replay application. The demonstration is not intended to provide a thorough understanding of the operation of the system. Professional training for new customers will be quoted as part of the services proposal from NICE Systems. Professional training provides a full day of in-depth instructor led product training and Q&A for up to six customer personnel. Additional operator, administrative, and technical training is available for added cost (Except International). (Monday-Friday, 8-5 - US orders only) 4. Software Installation per workstation charges are only required for those additional Scenario Replay licenses purchased above and beyond those included in the package (1 license with the 30 simultaneous call recorder or

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 5 of 8 3 licenses with the 120 simultaneous call recorder). Software installation should not be required for Inform Lite as it is a browser based replay application. Upgrades & Telephony Integration 1. UPGRADES - The MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder requires upgrades with each system release. Please contact the UO PM working on the system releases. A quotation will be required for the upgrade - the quote includes pricing for NICE software and on-site technical installation. The logging recorder upgrade should take place immediately after the system upgrade. A document outlining the requirements can be found at the Compass site below. 2. "Integration" with existing telephony (analog) recorders. If a customer requires the ability to access both a telephony (analog) recorder(s) and a MCC 7500 IP recorder(s) from one replay station then the sales team must work with the field engineering team on the design. An integration document is available at the Compass site below that provides guidance for designing an integrated MCC 7500 IP and telephony/analog logging recorder system. The NICE implementation engineer will configure the logging recorders, but it will be the responsibility of the Motorola field team to "integrate" the system (configure and design border router, firewall settings, etc). For the NiceLog and HDL Plus recorders, integrating these with a trunked system requires a separate CLS server. and should be quoted by sales. All other logging recorders (NiceCall Focus III NPX, and NRX) have CLS integrated in the box. The CLS server is part number TT2588A. 3. ML370 G4 servers are supported through ASTRO 25 release 7.9. They require a minimum of 2GB of RAM for A7.9 which is supplied by NICE. The ML370 G4 servers WILL NOT be supported beyond the A7.9 release. The ML370 G5 servers WILL NOT be supported beyond the A7.11 release. Note that the ML370 G5 DVD- RAM drives are not supported in A7.12 / A7.13 release due to driver issues. It is also important to note that HP support for the ML370 G4 servers has ended and the ML370 G5 servers have an end of support the Q3 2014 so it is necessary that the servers are replaced prior to this date. General Notes 1. The MCC 7500 IP logging recorder and AIS are certified in Motorola's System Integration & Test (SIT) as part of the system release. The integrated telephony solutions are not certified in ASTRO 25 releases. 2. The MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder being used with the AIS is not capable of supporting other types of recording interfaces (PBX, T1/E1, analog line, etc.). Separate recorders must be used for anything that isn't coming through the AIS (e.g., recording telephony audio from a PBX or recording analog audio directly from its source). Please see ordering instruction # 2 in Upgrades & Telephony Integration section for incorporating a telephony/analog recorder with an MCC 7500 IP logging recorder. 3. Due to the size of the IP logging recorder, some customers may desire a cabinet for racking of the equipment. If mounting in a 2 post rack, part number DDN9748A can be ordered. This is a black shelf for a 19" 2 post rack. 4. NICE Storage Center is not currently certified for use on Motorola ASTRO 7.x systems. 5. A KVM is strongly recommended as a keyboard, mouse, and monitor are required for both installation and administration of the system. 6. The MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder has no Motopatch support in the ASTRO 25 7.12 release. This restriction is limited to the A7.12 release. 7. Customer retention requirements must be shared with NICE for the MCC 7500 IP logging recorder and / or telephony logging solutions. Retention requirements dictate how the database is configured within the logging system during installation. If a change in retention requirements is required after initial installation, the configuration change could impact recording and / or result in a loss of audio. For technical information on the ASTRO 25 IP Digital Logging Recorder subsystem feature please reference the MCC 7500 System Planner. Additional Information on NICE products is available from NICE directly at their ExtraNICE business partner portal. This site provides Motorolans with access to materials published by NICE on their applications, tools, and solutions. The materials include marketing collateral, manuals (user, installation, hardware, etc.), technical notes, FAQ's, and much more. Register at www.extranice.com. NICE Documentation is available at the following Compass site: http://compass.mot-solutions.com/go/325784275

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 6 of 8 Models SERVICES ARE NO LONGER INCLUDED IN ANY RECORDER ECAT MODEL NUMBERS 10 SIMUL CALL MCC 7500 IP RECORDER TT2668 229 $39,715.00 This MCC 7500 IP logging recorder bundle does not include services. 120 SIMUL CALL MCC 7500 IP RECORDER TT2669 229 $98,259.00 This MCC 7500 IP logging recorder bundle does not include services. Options - Redundant Recorder See ordering requirements above for the stipulations associated with the redundant models. ADD: 10 SIMULTANEOUS CALL REDUNDANT MCC 7500 IP TT05782AA 229 $20,650.00 LOGGING RECORDER For use with TT2668. Important note, the redundant recorder must be configured with the same capacity as the TT2668. Also, it must be located at the same physical location as the primary recorder, must be installed at the same time, and recorder the same resources. ADD: 120 SIMULTANEOUS CALL REDUNDANT MCC 7500 IP LOGGING RECORDER For use with TT2669. The redundant recorder option must be located at the same physical location as the primary recorder, must be installed at the same time, and record the same resources. TT05783AA 229 $33,762.00 Options - System & Additional Capacity Select System ADD: IP LOGGING RECORDER FOR USE ON 7.7 SYSTEMS TT05229AA 229 $0.00 ADD: IP LOGGING RECORDER FOR USE ON 7.9 SYSTEMS TT05231AA 229 $0.00 ADD: IP LOGGING RECORDER FOR USE ON 7.11 SYSTEMS TT05599AA 229 $0.00 ADD: IP LOGGING RECORDER FOR USE ON 7.13 SYSTEMS TT05601AA 229 $0.00 ADD: IP LOGGING RECORDER FOR USE ON 7.14 SYSTEMS TT05717AA 229 $0.00 ADD: IP LOGGING RECORDER FOR USE ON 7.15 SYSTEMS TT05718AA 229 $0.00 Additional License Capacity (for Single and Redundant Recorders) ADD: 10 SIMULTANEOUS CALL CAPACITY TT05784AA 229 $8,500.00 For use with TT2668. Maximum of 11 can be ordered per TT2668. ADD: 10 SIMULTANEOUS CALL CAPACITY FOR REDUNDANT RECORDER For use with TT05782AA. Maximum of 11 can be ordered per TT05782AA. Important note, the redundant recorder must have the same capacity as the primary recorder. The TT05785AA quantity should match the quantity of TT05784AA ordered. TT05785AA 229 $1,500.00

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 7 of 8 Server Model Upgrade See ordering requirements above, this model is required for customers currently using ML370 G4 servers that migrate to A7.11 or later releases. The model below does not include services. ML370 G4 SERVER UPG HARDWARE TT2389 229 $29,682.00 Accessories Windows Supplemental Configuration (Required on Astro 25 7.4 or Later Systems) WINDOWS SUPPLEMENTAL FULL CONFIG T7448 877 $50.00 WINDOWS SUPPLEMENTAL TRANS CONFIG T7449 877 $50.00 MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Additional Capacity ADD 10 SIMULTANEOUS CALL CAPACITY DDN1712 229 $8,500.00 Spares MCC 7500 IP LOGGING RECORDER DL360 G8 SPARES DDN1688 229 $8,500.00 MCC 7500 IP LOGGING RECORDER DL360 G7 SPARES DDN1689 229 $8,500.00 Miscellaneous Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7 TT2538 708 $2,550.00 Provides a HP Z420 computer with the Windows 7 (64 bit) operating system, a keyboard and a mouse. Does not include a monitor or any application software. Not compatible with GPIOM based MCC 7500 consoles (it doesn't have enough PCI slots and doesn't support Vista or XP O/Ss).Does not support Hardware Encrypt Key Mgmt on MCC 7100. 17" LCD DRAWER W/ KEYBOARD & MOUSE, KVM 16 PORTS, CABLES End User Licenses and Applications (see Inform price page for more information and license options) DDN8325 229 $6,500.00 19 INCH BLACK SHELF DDN9748 207 $249.00 Black shelf for use with a 19" 2 post rack CREATIVE LABS INSPIRE A60 CDN6673 708 $46.00 Creative Lab speakers includes 110V AC power supply.

Motorola MCC 7500 Products \ MCC 7500 IP Logging Recorder Products mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/niceipl... Page 8 of 8 ADDL INFORM MONITOR CONCUR USER LIC DDN9695 229 $1,898.00 ADDING SECOND LOGGER/DATABASE TO INFORM LITE ACCESS DDN1696 229 $4,000.00 Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD

Dispatch Solutions \ Dispatch Computer Hardware mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/comp_m... Page 1 of 3 MCC 7500, MCC 7100, MCC 5500 and MIP 5000 Consoles Computer Hardware Options and Accessories RF-Certified LCD Monitors (Touch and Non-Touch) Ship Card Models, Options, Accessories, and FRU's CLIENT WORKSTATION MODELS Z420 LOW TIER WORKSTATION WINDOWS 7 TT2538 708 $2,550.00 Provides a HP Z420 computer with the Windows 7 (64 bit) operating system, a keyboard and a mouse. Does not include a monitor or any application software. Not compatible with GPIOM based MCC 7500 consoles (it doesn't have enough PCI slots and doesn't support Vista or XP O/Ss).Does not support Hardware Encrypt Key Mgmt on MCC 7100. For PC Anywhere information see the Network Security ECAT pages. CLIENT OPTIONS ADD: DUAL IRR CARD & PC SPKER ZA00268AB 708 $189.00 This option adds the PCI Express X-Fi Xtreme Fidelity sound card. SERVERS The ML 110-G6 WITH WIN2003 SERVER (DDN1065) is no longer available. Customers looking to replace a WIN2003 SERVER will have to upgrade to WIN2008 SERVER. The ML110-G7 WITH WIN2008 SERVER (TT2322) and the ML310e Gen8 WIN2008 SERVER (TT2605) are no longer available. Please use the ML310E GEN8V2 SERVER WINDOWS SERVER (TT2739). ML310E GEN8V2 SERVER WINDOWS SERVER 2008 R2 (SP1 64- TT2739 708 $5,000.00 BIT) Client Access Licenses ADDITIONAL 5 CLENT ACCESS LICENSES / WINDOWS/ 0 SERVER L3235 708 $290.00 (NO MEDIA) 20 CLENT ACCESS LICENSES / WINDOWS SERVER (NO MEDIA) L3236 708 $1,165.00 Monitors All monitors are RF-CERTIFIED by Console Engineering and are suitable for use with MCC 7500, MCC 5500 and MIP 5000 consoles. All ISPO monitors are VESA compliant. Image retention may occur when using LCD monitors in a 24/7, no-screensaver environment. Please contact Shannon Fowler (847 538 0644) for more information.

Dispatch Solutions \ Dispatch Computer Hardware Page 2 of 3 STANDARD FORMAT MONITORS (4:3 Aspect Ratio) NON-TOUCH MONITORS 17 INCH NON-TOUCH MONITOR, BLACK DS017BLK 708 $1,180.00 19 INCH NON-TOUCH MONITOR, BLACK DS019BLK 708 $1,520.00 Black, Std. format, 4:3 aspect ratio TOUCH MONITORS Multi-touch monitors may be used with the following consoles on the specified releases. Note that the multi-touch gestures themselves are not supported. Only the legacy touch operations are supported. MCC 7500/7100 with system release 7.13 and later MCC 5500 with system release 2.7 and later MIP 5000 with system release 4.2 and later Multi-touch monitors are not supported for use with Gold Elite consoles in any system releases. 17 INCH MONITOR WITH TOUCH SCREEN, BLACK DS017BLKTS 708 $2,134.00 ELO 1928L 19IN LCD TOUCH MONITOR, DUAL SERIAL USB CONTROLLER, GRAY DSE686772 708 $2,340.00 WIDE FORMAT MONITORS (16:9 Aspect Ratio) NON-TOUCH MONITORS 22 INCH WIDE NON-TOUCH MONITOR, BLACK DS22WBLK 708 $3,299.00 Black, Wide format, 16:9 aspect ratio TOUCH MONITORS Multi-touch monitors may be used with the following consoles on the specified releases. Note that the multi-touch gestures themselves are not supported. Only the legacy touch operations are supported. MCC 7500/7100 with system release 7.13 and later MCC 5500 with system release 2.7 and later MIP 5000 with system release 4.2 and later Multi-touch monitors are not supported for use with Gold Elite consoles in any system releases. 22 INCH WIDE WITH TOUCH SCREEN MONITOR, BLACK DS22WBLKTS 708 $4,100.00 MOUSE/TRACKBALL (ACCESSORIES) TRACKERBALL (ONLY PS/2 & USB COMPATIBLE) DSCDN6171B 708 $439.00 Trackball is "ruggedized" and "RF-CERTIFIED" by Consoles Engineering. Order as a main line item. MISCELLANEOUS mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/comp_m...

Dispatch Solutions \ Dispatch Computer Hardware mk:@msitstore:c:\users\case02\documents\ecat_dup_feb_2015\ecat.chm::/comp_m... Page 3 of 3 PS/2 KEY/MOUSE EXT MINI DIN 6FT DSPCM250006 708 $25.00 STANDARD IEC AC POWER CORD 12 FOOT DSPWR100012 708 $20.00 Data Compiled 02-Feb-2015 using DUP and all prices in USD