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IPS complies. These settings can be configured via the DMS. d. Should the U.S. Mint change the existing currency in any way the Proposer shall, at its own expense, update the software to accept the new coins issued as well as the old coins as soon as new coins are available to the general population. IPS will comply. e. The vendor shall be able to alter the coin table to add new coins or to improve screening of invalid coins upon the City's request. Any changes to the validation process shall be made within ten business days of written request by the City. IPS will comply. 1. The coin validator and coin chute operations shall incorporate no contact points that could be affected by grime or moisture, or a combination of the two. IPS complies. g. The coin validation system shall register both metallic and non-metallic jams. IPS complies. IPS coin validators and card readers both have sensors that can detect any obstruction, whether metallic or non-metallic. In either case, any object that obstructs or triggers the sensors will set an alarm, in which case, the meter will notify the client based on a notification distribution list of the customer's choice. Such jams will also be displayed in the meter management system until the jam is removed. 4. Screen a. Screens shall have a configurable backlight feature. IPS complies. The M5T"' features a programmable backlit LCD graphical • display. • b. Date and time shall be displayed on the screen at all times when the Payment Required meter is "on." between 9a and Bp IPS complies. The date and time will be displayed on the meters screen at all F 7 dayslweek times. Tue OR Jan 2013 09 01 AM I_ c. Meter Post ID shall be visible on one of the information screens. IPS complies. The City can configure the M5TM to display the meter post ID on the screen. d. Screens shall be able to electronically display: i. Rates ii. Days and hours of operation ill. Tow information iv. Instructions to the user IPS complies. IPS meters can support variable and progressive rate structures as demonstrated in the SFpark project. This project was the first of its kind to incorporate real-time data feeds from parking meters, sensors and other data sources in order to study the effect of changes in parking rates due to demand and to implement a dynamic rate structure accordingly. The IPS meters support this complex rate structure through two types of configurations which are stored in meter memory, including the current active configuration and one additional future configuration. Each configuration (both current and future) has the ability to provide 7 Monday- Total- ate per Hour: $ 2.00 DO NOT PARK o Cards; Use COINS y Sunday Total 02 : O Tow until : 12 :00PM 12p313 $3.0/hr Time: 12a 9a FREE REV: 05-05-16 JS Press + or - : $ 5.00 9fl2P Tow-Away 3p-7p $2.$0.25/hr p 53.00/hr 11p-12a 53.00/hr to change time 3p-7p $2.50/hr ATTY/AGR.2016.09 Salt 11 :31 AM 7p-12a $0.25/hr m =Max. Stay: 4 hours Press OK tor more INFO Thu 17 ten 201305 40 Psi