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IPS complies. This can be completed with the use of a meter maintenance card. B. Meter Mechanism Additional Specification Requirements 1. Screen The screen shall support dynamic messaging functionality to reflect changes in pricing, regulations, display messages, format, or Configurations made in the CMS and communicated wirelessly to the meter at least once per day. 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 days Monday-Sunday of rates, with up to 15 rates per day. IPS meters also support graphics and text in any language. This capability is used by some of our customers to feature advertising on the meter or public alerts. Precia por horn: $ 2.00 ., 414c : c,: 00 Max Estancia: 4 horas � : , .; , Termina el: 11:31 AM wig . i. _' _ 1 i t Mar 18 de noviembre 11n 1S '-' g 79:02 APA b `gi f_i9:02 MM C. Meter Mechanism Optional Specifications Meters shall be equipped with GPS technology, i.e., CMS shall allow for the end user to enter the meter terminal number in the search field and generate a report with the exact location of the meter on the map. IPS complies. The DMS provides an easy way to view your meters using Google Maps. Select a zone, an area, and subarea to get detailed pole information. Each pole location is mapped to its physical location via GPS coordinates. Maps can be displayed as heat maps or street view, and can highlight status of the meters (such as battery faults), errors, and financial status of each meter. Examples are given below. Meter Location Heat Map Within this status map, heat dots indicate the locations of the meters. There are multiple varieties and heat map types that the user can select. In addition to seeing the heat dots, the user has the ability to put the map into the toggle feature (which allows for the blue bubbles to appear, please see below). The below graph represents the life status of the battery and allows for the user to get a quick snap shot of battery life. For example, the top red dot of the map has a low battery life, thus meaning the redder the dot, the more critical the status of the battery life. REV: 05-05-1615 Page 132 of 177 ATTY/AGR.2016.094/IPS Group