Connecticut State Police Successfully Execute CAPTAIN Software on their 800 MHz Radio Network

Operates in Parallel with Existing State Police Public Safety Applications.

September 15, 2002...Rocky Hill, CT. The Connecticut Department of Information Technology and the Connecticut State Police initiated a limited pilot of CAPTAIN utilizing the new State Police 800 MHz wireless data network.

The pilot successfully demonstrated that CAPTAIN and the State Police public safety applications can coexist and process on the currently installed State Police network and computer equipment. The test involved a limited number of vehicles and personnel, and spanned several weeks.

Transactions that were tested included basic vehicle and name inquiries as well as mugshot image retrieval.

Preliminary findings appear to indicate the following:

• No additional software is necessary to enable the CAPTAIN application to execute on State Police equipped vehicles
• Neither application interferes with the other
• Response times are acceptable to the end users

Again, while these results are encouraging, they are still preliminary. Telepartner looks forward to continued testing and further deployment.

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