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VERITRACKS

USER MANUAL

Version 10.7

April 2012

Satellite Tracking of People LLC

1212 North Post Oak Road, Suite 100

Houston, Texas 77055

BluTag® and Blu+® comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

 This device may not cause harmful interference, and  This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

RF Exposure (SAR) Statement for BluTag & Blu+ (FCC ID S5EAA90048, FCC ID S5EAA70038, S5E0906BT5 & S5E1106MM1).

This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. It was tested as an ankle worn device in accordance with OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C. The maximum SAR value reported is 0.572W/Kg (S5E0906BT5) and 0.967 W/kg (S5EAA90048) and 0.967 W/kg (S5EAA70038) and 3.170W/Kg (S5E1106MM1)

The GSM and ISM transmitters used in BluTag or Blu+ are not co-located. The ISM transmitter is operational only when it is required to communicate with the associated equipment. The BluTag or Blu+ is set up automatically to prevent simultaneous transmission between the GSM and ISM transmitters

Canadian Compliance (Industry Canada) for Blutag V5

I.C. 9086A-BT50610, MODEL NUMBER: BluTag V5

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003

The Blutag Device has been designed to comply with applicable safety requirements for exposure to radio waves. The radio wave exposure guidelines employ a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. Tests for SAR are conducted according to RSS-102 with the Blutag device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all used frequency bands. The highest SAR value for the Blutag V5 when tested was 0.174W/Kg (PCS1900) and 0.150W/Kg (GSM850). The Blutag device is designed to be ankle worn. Please follow the instructions included in the user guide for installation around the ankle.

Canadian Compliance (Industry Canada) for Blu+

I.C. 9086A‐BT70212, MODEL NUMBER: Blu+

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003

The Blutag Device has been designed to comply with applicable safety requirements for exposure to radio waves. The radio wave exposure guidelines employ a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. Tests for SAR are conducted according to RSS-102 with the Blutag device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all used frequency bands. The highest SAR value for the Blutag V5 when tested was 3.170W/Kg (PCS1900) and 3.120W/Kg (GSM850). The Blu+ device is designed to be ankle worn. Please follow the instructions included in the user guide for installation around the ankle.

RF Exposure Statement for BluBox™ (FCC ID S5EAA90548) and BluHome™ (FCC ID S5EBH0107A)

This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

WARNING – Changes or modifications to these units not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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BATTERY SAFETY

The Blutag and Blu+ Device contains a non-removable lithium-Ion battery. Do not attempt to remove the battery. Do not dispose of The Blutag or the lithium-Ion battery in a fire. The lithium-Ion battery might present a fire or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not disassemble, crush, or puncture the lithium-Ion battery or the Blutag Device. Do not heat the battery or Blutag Device above 140°F (60°C).

Please return the Device to Satellite Tracking of People LLC, 1212 North Post Oak Road, Suite 100, Houston, Texas 77055 for disposal otherwise only dispose of the battery or Blutag device in accordance with the laws and regulations in your area governing disposal of this type of battery.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1: ABOUT VERITRACKS AND “BLU” DEVICES ................................................ 1

VERITRACKS® ...................................................................................................................... 1

“BLU” HARDWARE DEVICES .............................................................................................. 2

BluTag/Blu+ Active ....................................................................................................................... 4

BluTag Hybrid ............................................................................................................................... 4

BluTag Passive ............................................................................................................................... 4

BluBox ........................................................................................................................................... 6

BluHome ........................................................................................................................................ 7

BluBand ......................................................................................................................................... 8

Stalker Alert™ ............................................................................................................................... 9

BluScan™ .................................................................................................................................... 10

CHAPTER 2: GETTING STARTED ................................................................................ 12

SYSTEM AND BROWSER CONFIGURATION ............................................................................ 12

GETTING HELP .................................................................................................................... 12

LOGGING IN ........................................................................................................................ 13

VERITRACKS ORI HIERARCHY ............................................................................................ 14

VERITRACKS BROWSER LAYOUT ........................................................................................ 15

BASIC NAVIGATION ............................................................................................................. 16

Tab Pages ..................................................................................................................................... 16

Widgets ........................................................................................................................................ 17

Modal Pop-Ups ............................................................................................................................ 18

Map .............................................................................................................................................. 19

DEFAULT SETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 20

CUSTOMIZING VERITRACKS ................................................................................................. 21

UNDERSTANDING DATA ENTRY FEATURES .......................................................................... 21

Text Boxes ................................................................................................................................... 21

Date Fields ................................................................................................................................... 22

Drop-down Lists .......................................................................................................................... 22

Radio Buttons and Checkboxes ................................................................................................... 22

UNDERSTANDING HOW TO SEARCH AND BROWSE WIDGETS ................................................ 23

UNIVERSAL SEARCH PANEL .................................................................................. 23

HOW TO USE THE UNIVERSAL SEARCH PANEL ..................................................................... 23

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ADVANCED SEARCH ............................................................................................................ 25

SIMPLE SEARCH WIDGET .................................................................................................... 25

BROWSE ENROLLEE WIDGET .............................................................................................. 27

BROWSE INVENTORY WIDGET ............................................................................................. 29

BROWSE USER WIDGET ...................................................................................................... 30

CHAPTER 3: BLUTAG ENROLLMENT .......................................................................... 32

ENROLLING AN INDIVIDUAL .................................................................................................. 32

PREPARE BLUTAG FOR USE ............................................................................................... 32

Inspecting and Preparing Inventory ............................................................................................. 32

TURN ON BLUTAG AND ACQUIRE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS) .............................. 33

VERIFY BLUTAG READINESS ............................................................................................... 33

View BluTag Status Details ......................................................................................................... 34

BluTag Communication with VeriTracks .................................................................................... 36

ATTACH BLUTAG TO ENROLLEE ......................................................................................... 38

CREATE ENROLLEE PROFILE ............................................................................................... 39

ASSIGN BLUTAG TO THE ENROLLEE IN VERITRACKS ........................................................... 42

Verify Enrollment in Enrollee Status Screen ............................................................................... 43

Verify BluTag Connectivity to VeriTracks ................................................................................. 43

PRINT ENROLLEE PROFILE REPORT .................................................................................... 44

COMPLETE ENROLLMENT PAPERWORK ............................................................................... 45

UN-ENROLLING A TRACKED ENROLLEE ............................................................................... 46

Removing the Strap ...................................................................................................................... 47

CHANGING A DEVICE ON AN ENROLLEE ............................................................................... 47

STORING AND MAINTAINING BLUTAG .................................................................................. 47

CHAPTER 4: ZONES ................................................................................................. 48

CREATING ZONES ............................................................................................................... 48

Create Zone in Enrollment Entry Widget, Addresses Tab ........................................................... 50

Suggested Naming Convention for Zones ................................................................................... 50

ZONE CATEGORIES ............................................................................................................. 51

ASSIGNING EXISTING ZONES ............................................................................................... 51

OTHER ZONE FUNCTIONALITY ............................................................................................. 53

Unassign a Zone ........................................................................................................................... 53

EDITING ZONES ................................................................................................................... 53

Edit Zones in the Zone Tab .......................................................................................................... 53

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Edit Zones in the Enrollment Widget .......................................................................................... 53

Edit Zones in the Supervision Widget ......................................................................................... 55

Edit Zones in the Main Map ........................................................................................................ 56

ZONE MANAGER WIDGET .................................................................................................... 58

Description of Privileges .............................................................................................................. 58

Zone Manager Filter .................................................................................................................... 58

Editing a Zone in the Zone Manager Widget ............................................................................... 61

Zone Administration in the Zone Manager Widget ..................................................................... 62

CHAPTER 5: SCHEDULES .......................................................................................... 64

SCHEDULE TERMINOLOGY ................................................................................................... 64

RECURRING SCHEDULES ..................................................................................................... 65

Create a Recurring Schedule ........................................................................................................ 65

Alter a Recurring Schedule .......................................................................................................... 66

Delete a Recurring Schedule ........................................................................................................ 67

ONE-TIME SCHEDULES ....................................................................................................... 67

About One-Time Schedules ......................................................................................................... 67

How to Create a One-Time Schedule .......................................................................................... 67

Create a One-Time Schedule - Create a Schedule from Details Box ........................................... 68

Delete a One-Time Schedule ....................................................................................................... 68

REMOVE A SCHEDULE ON A SPECIFIC DATE ......................................................................... 70

SCHEDULING TIPS – USING MULTIPLE INCLUSION ZONE SCHEDULES ................................... 71

SCHEDULING TIPS – UNDERSTANDING CHANGES TO ENROLLMENT STATUS ......................... 71

CHAPTER 6: SUPERVISING AN ENROLLEE .................................................................. 72

ENROLLEE DETAILS WIDGET ............................................................................................... 72

Enrollee Dashboard ...................................................................................................................... 72

Key Dashboard Features .............................................................................................................. 73

Enrollee Details Widget – Status Tab .......................................................................................... 73

Enrollee Details widget – Event Tab ........................................................................................... 76

Enrollee Details widget – Profile and Addresses tabs ................................................................. 77

Enrollee Details widget – Assignments tab ................................................................................. 77

Enrollee Details widget – Zones tab ............................................................................................ 78

MAPPING PROCEDURES ...................................................................................................... 78

MAPPING TOOLS ................................................................................................................. 80

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MAP TOOL PANEL AND MAP INFO PANEL ............................................................................ 81

VIEW ENROLLEES ON MAP .................................................................................................. 82

MAP TIME SCALE PANEL ..................................................................................................... 90

CALENDAR ......................................................................................................................... 91

MAP PANEL ........................................................................................................................ 93

MAP CONTROLS – IDENTIFY FEATURE ................................................................................. 93

NAVIGATION CONTROLS – PAN AND ZOOM .......................................................................... 95

MAP CONTROLS – MAP TYPES ............................................................................................ 96

MAP FOOTER PANEL ........................................................................................................... 97

MOUSE COORDINATES ........................................................................................................ 97

MEASURING DISTANCES ...................................................................................................... 97

LAYERED LOCATION TRACKING ........................................................................................... 97

Cell Tower Tracking .................................................................................................................... 97

PRINTING MAPS .................................................................................................................. 99

CHAPTER 7: EVENTS AND NOTIFICATIONS ................................................................ 102

BLUTAG EVENT DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................ 102

MASTER TAMPER EVENTS ................................................................................................. 103

Close a Master Tamper Event .................................................................................................... 103

BLUTAG EVENT VISIBILITY ................................................................................................ 104

BLUTAG NOTIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 106

BluTag Notifications on Hybrid BluTags .................................................................................. 107

BluTag Notifications on Passive BluTags ................................................................................. 107

THE DAILY SUMMARY REPORT .......................................................................................... 108

Agency Level Options for the Daily Summary Report .............................................................. 108

How to Subscribe to the Daily Summary Report ....................................................................... 109

Explanation of Event Types ....................................................................................................... 110

Daily Report Format .................................................................................................................. 110

CHAPTER 8: MAINTENANCE .................................................................................... 114

USER MANAGEMENT WIDGET ............................................................................................ 114

Profile Tab ................................................................................................................................. 114

Notifications Tab - Daily Reports .............................................................................................. 115

Notifications Tab - Immediate Notifications General Discussion ............................................. 115

Immediate Notifications Based on Enrollee Risk Level ............................................................ 116

Immediate Notifications Based on Device Mode of Operation ................................................. 116

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Create Escalating Notification Plan for Notifications by Risk Level ........................................ 116

Assign Notification Plans to User Accounts .............................................................................. 119

Stopping an Escalation Plan That is in Progress ........................................................................ 120

Escalating Notifications Incorporates Event Notification Grace Period .................................... 122

Additional Enrollees Tab ........................................................................................................... 122

Off-Hours Tab ............................................................................................................................ 123

Duty Officer Tab ........................................................................................................................ 125

USER ACCOUNTS .............................................................................................................. 128

Create New Accounts – General Data ....................................................................................... 128

Create New Accounts – Privileges ............................................................................................. 129

Create Duty Officer Accounts.................................................................................................... 131

MOVE ENROLLEES WIDGET ............................................................................................... 131

CHAPTER 9: INVENTORY MANAGEMENT ................................................................... 134

INVENTORY DETAILS WIDGET – PRODUCTS TAB ................................................................ 134

Device Filter ............................................................................................................................... 134

Products Tab (Inventory List) .................................................................................................... 135

Change Device Status ................................................................................................................ 135

Change Device Owner ............................................................................................................... 137

INVENTORY MANAGEMENT REPORTS ................................................................................. 137

Device History Report ............................................................................................................... 137

CHAPTER 10: USING VERITRACKS TO INVESTIGATE INCIDENTS ................................... 138

METHODS FOR ENTERING INCIDENT DATA ......................................................................... 138

Data Import ................................................................................................................................ 138

On-Screen Data Input ................................................................................................................ 138

VIEWING INCIDENT SEARCH RESULTS ................................................................................ 139

THE INCIDENT HIT REPORT ................................................................................................ 142

How to Use the Hit Report ......................................................................................................... 142

ZONES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT ............................................................................ 143

CHAPTER 11: VERITRACKS MONITORING CENTER MODULE ........................................ 144

IMPORTANT TERMS FOR USING THE MONITORING CENTER ................................................. 144

KEY CONCEPTS ................................................................................................................ 145

Risk Levels................................................................................................................................. 145

Monitored Events ....................................................................................................................... 145

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Protocols and Protocol Steps...................................................................................................... 146

Types of Protocol Steps ............................................................................................................. 146

KEY COMPONENTS – MONITORING LIST ............................................................................. 150

Monitoring List - Listing Tab .................................................................................................... 150

Monitoring List - Protocol Tab .................................................................................................. 151

Monitoring Center Administration Privilege ............................................................................. 154

KEY COMPONENTS – MONITORING HISTORY ...................................................................... 155

USING THE MONITORING LIST TO AID STANDARD ENROLLEE SUPERVISION ........................ 155

CHAPTER 12: VERITRACKS REPORTS ....................................................................... 158

THE RECENT REPORTS WIDGET ........................................................................................ 158

Access Reports Already Run ..................................................................................................... 158

Run New Reports ....................................................................................................................... 159

THE REPORT VIEWER WIDGET ........................................................................................... 161

APPENDIX A: BLUBOX ACCESSORY GUIDE ............................................................... A-1

BLUBOX OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................... A-3

HOW BLUBOX AND BLUTAG WORK TOGETHER ................................................................. A-3

ENROLLMENT: ASSIGN BLUBOX TO AN INDIVIDUAL ENROLLEE .......................................... A-4

USING BLUBOX IN A GROUP SETTING ................................................................................ A-6

Creating BluBox Groups ............................................................................................................ A-6

Adding BluBoxes and Enrollees to the Group ........................................................................... A-7

MONITORING: VERIFYING CURRENT BLUTAG STATUS VIA ENROLLEE STATUS .................... A-9

RECURRING SCHEDULES ................................................................................................. A-10

Create a Recurring Schedule .................................................................................................... A-10

Alter a Recurring Schedule ...................................................................................................... A-11

Delete a Recurring Schedule .................................................................................................... A-13

ONE-TIME SCHEDULES ................................................................................................... A-13

About One-Time Schedules ..................................................................................................... A-13

Create a One-Time Schedule – Drag a Recurring Schedule Segment ..................................... A-13

Create a One-Time Schedule – Create a Schedule from Details Box ...................................... A-14

Delete A One-Time Schedule .................................................................................................. A-14

REMOVE A SCHEDULE ON A SPECIFIC DATE ..................................................................... A-15

SCHEDULING TIPS ........................................................................................................... A-16

Understanding Changes to Enrollment Status ......................................................................... A-16

24x7 BluBox Curfews .............................................................................................................. A-16

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BLUBOX EVENTS ............................................................................................................ A-17

Understanding BluBox Events ................................................................................................. A-17

Understanding BluTag Violations in Range of BluBox .......................................................... A-19

Understanding Notifications on Hybrid BluTags .................................................................... A-20

Understanding BluBox Movement or Tampering .................................................................... A-20

APPENDIX B: BLUHOME ACCESSORY GUIDE FOR BLUTAG .......................................... B-1

BLUHOME OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................... B-3

KEY BLUHOME TERMS ...................................................................................................... B-3

BLUHOME KEY FEATURES ................................................................................................ B-3

HOW BLUHOME, BLUTAG, AND VERITRACKS WORK TOGETHER ......................................... B-4

BLUHOME PREPARATION .................................................................................................. B-5

Activating BluTag and BluHome .............................................................................................. B-5

Verifying BluHome has Called VeriTracks ............................................................................... B-5

BLUHOME INSTALLATION .................................................................................................. B-6

Preparing BluHome to Give to an Enrollee ............................................................................... B-6

Assigning BluTag and BluHome to an Enrollee in VeriTracks ................................................. B-6

Verifying BluTag’s Status via Enrollee Details ......................................................................... B-7

RECURRING SCHEDULES ................................................................................................... B-8

Create a Recurring Schedule ...................................................................................................... B-8

Alter a Recurring Schedule ...................................................................................................... B-10

Delete a Recurring Schedule .................................................................................................... B-11

ONE-TIME SCHEDULES ................................................................................................... B-12

About One-Time Schedules ..................................................................................................... B-12

Create a One-Time Schedule – Drag a Recurring Schedule Segment ..................................... B-12

Create a One-Time Schedule – Create a Schedule from Details Box ...................................... B-12

Delete a One-Time Schedule ................................................................................................... B-13

REMOVE A SCHEDULE ON A SPECIFIC DATE ..................................................................... B-14

SCHEDULING TIPS ........................................................................................................... B-15

Understanding Changes to Enrollment Status ......................................................................... B-15

24x7 BluHome Curfews .......................................................................................................... B-15

BLUHOME EVENTS .......................................................................................................... B-16

Understanding BluHome Activity ........................................................................................... B-16

Additional Events for Cellular BluHomes ............................................................................... B-18

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Understanding Notifications on Hybrid BluTags .................................................................... B-19

Understanding Notifications on Passive BluTags .................................................................... B-19

UNENROLLING AN ENROLLEE IN VERITRACKS.................................................................. B-19

UNINSTALLATION: REMOVING BLUTAG AND BLUHOME .................................................... B-20

APPENDIX C: BLUHOME ACCESSORY GUIDE FOR BLUBAND ....................................... C-1

BLUHOME OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................... C-3

BLUBAND OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................ C-3

KEY BLUHOME TERMS ...................................................................................................... C-3

BLUHOME KEY FEATURES ................................................................................................ C-4

HOW BLUHOME, BLUBAND, AND VERITRACKS WORK TOGETHER ....................................... C-4

BLUBAND PREPARATION .................................................................................................. C-4

Activating BluBand and BluHome ............................................................................................ C-4

Verifying BluHome has Called VeriTracks ............................................................................... C-5

BLUBAND ENROLLMENT ................................................................................................... C-5

BluBand Preparation .................................................................................................................. C-5

Attach BluBand to Enrollee ....................................................................................................... C-6

Preparing BluHome to Give to an Enrollee ............................................................................... C-6

Create Enrollee Profile ............................................................................................................... C-6

Assigning BluBand and BluHome to an Enrollee in VeriTracks .............................................. C-7

Verifying BluBand’s Status via Enrollee Details ....................................................................... C-8

RECURRING SCHEDULES ................................................................................................... C-8

Create a Recurring Schedule ...................................................................................................... C-8

Alter a Recurring Schedule ...................................................................................................... C-10

Delete a Recurring Schedule .................................................................................................... C-11

ONE-TIME SCHEDULES ................................................................................................... C-11

About One-Time Schedules ..................................................................................................... C-11

Create a One-Time Schedule – Drag a Recurring Schedule Segment ..................................... C-12

Create a One-Time Schedule – Create a Schedule from Details Box ...................................... C-12

Delete A One-Time Schedule .................................................................................................. C-13

REMOVE A SCHEDULE ON A SPECIFIC DATE ..................................................................... C-13

SCHEDULING TIPS ........................................................................................................... C-14

Understanding Changes to Enrollment Status ......................................................................... C-14

24x7 BluHome Curfews .......................................................................................................... C-14

SUPERVISING AN OFFENDER ........................................................................................... C-16

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ENROLLEE DETAILS WIDGET ........................................................................................... C-16

Enrollee Details Widget – Enrollees Tab ................................................................................. C-16

Enrollee Details Widget – Status Tab ...................................................................................... C-17

Enrollee Details Widget – Event Tab ...................................................................................... C-18

Enrollee Details Widget – Profile and Addresses Tabs ........................................................... C-19

Enrollee Details Widget – Assignments Tab ........................................................................... C-19

EVENTS: UNDERSTANDING BLUHOME ACTIVITY ............................................................... C-19

EVENTS: ADDITIONAL EVENT FOR CELLULAR BLUHOMES ............................................... C-21

More on Master Tamper Violations ......................................................................................... C-22

To Close a Master Tamper Violation ....................................................................................... C-22

UNENROLLING AN ENROLLEE IN VERITRACKS.................................................................. C-22

UNINSTALLATION: REMOVING BLUBAND AND BLUHOME.................................................. C-24

APPENDIX D: STALKER ALERT .................................................................................. D-1

HOW STALKER ALERT WORKS WITH BLUTAG .................................................................... D-1

PREPARE STALKER ALERT FOR USE ................................................................................. D-1

View Stalker Alert Status Details .............................................................................................. D-1

VICTIM ENROLLMENT ........................................................................................................ D-2

Create Victim Profile ................................................................................................................. D-2

Assign Stalker Alert to Victim Profile ....................................................................................... D-5

Link Enrollee to the Victim ....................................................................................................... D-5

Set Victim Notifications ............................................................................................................ D-6

What to Tell the Victim ............................................................................................................. D-7

Verify Victim Status .................................................................................................................. D-7

ENROLLEE AND VICTIM PROXIMITY DETERMINATION .......................................................... D-8

SUPERVISION .................................................................................................................... D-9

How It All Works Together ....................................................................................................... D-9

Mapping Enrollee and Victim Tracks Concurrently ................................................................ D-10

SUPERVISION BEST PRACTICES ...................................................................................... D-10

Program Level Considerations ................................................................................................. D-10

Supervision Routine ................................................................................................................. D-10

Inclusion Zone Layers .............................................................................................................. D-11

Exclusion Zone layers .............................................................................................................. D-12

Extended Exclusion Zone layers .............................................................................................. D-12

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Proximity Zone Minimum Recommended sizes ...................................................................... D-13

UN-ENROLLMENT ............................................................................................................ D-13

Un-Assigning a Victim ............................................................................................................ D-13

Un-Enrolling a Paired Enrollee ................................................................................................ D-13

APPENDIX E: INDEX OF VERITRACKS WIDGETS ........................................................... E-1

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VeriTracks Data Flow

CHAPTER 1: ABOUT VERITRACKS AND “BLU” DEVICES

VERITRACKS®

VeriTracks is designed to simplify enrollee monitoring. This innovative, web-based public safety tool receives, stores, and distributes monitoring data transmitted by BluTag® and BluBand™ to BluHome™, and BluBox™ devices.

VeriTracks streamlines daily supervision tasks, facilitates sophisticated reporting and compiles the data foundation for Crime Scene and Incident Correlation. Tabs and widgets allow you to customize the user interface. VeriTracks is accessible 24/7 via any computer with a high-speed Internet connection. Robust mapping can display and animate current or historical tracks of multiple enrollees simultaneously. You determine which event and violation notifications to receive, and how to receive them (email, fax, pager, or text message).

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With VeriTracks you can:

 Simplify the enrollment process to assure at least the most basic enrollee information is entered

and a device properly assigned.

 Analyze historical tracks for patterns and trends in the movements of enrollees.

 Animate movements, zoom in/out and view high resolution aerial photography on maps.

 Use exclusion and inclusion zones to help modify an enrollee’s behavior.

 Exclusion zones are geographic areas an enrollee is prohibited from entering.

 Inclusion zones are geographic areas that an enrollee is required to enter in to and remain in

that zone.

 Assign back-up supervising officers during scheduled off-hours, on vacation or on sick leave.

 Create flexible and escalating notification plans for violation alerts.

 Generate numerous reports that reflect near real time data.

 Develop custom reports

 Integrate Monitoring Center functionality into a supervising agency’s existing Monitoring

Center operations to reduce officer workload and provide immediate response to enrollee events 24 x 7.

“BLU” HARDWARE DEVICES

Satellite Tracking Of People LLC (STOP) offers a range of hardware devices designed to meet the evolving demands of our diverse customer base. The center piece of these devices is BluTag, the world’s first, one-piece Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking device. BluTag houses its receiver and transmitter in a single unit. This one-piece unit eliminates the need for enrollees to historically hand carry the monitoring component while wearing the tag.

The BluHome and BluBox accessories link to BluTag devices via a radio frequency (RF) “tether” and enhance the monitoring of an enrollee’s curfews for his or her residence.

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BluTag Active Benefits and Operations:

 All-in-one device, including GPS and

GSM/GPRS

 Device settings are programmable over

the air

 Remote programming of multiple

inclusion and exclusion zones

 Layered location capability gives multiple

avenues for locating an individual

 Battery life in excess of 30 hours

 Low-battery notification by a vibrating

alarm

 Weighs only six ounces

 High temperature stability

 Audible tone or vibration alarm can be

programmed and sent immediately

 Performs exceptionally well under diverse

environmental/atmospheric conditions

 Waterproof to a depth of 50 feet

 Tamper resistant fiber optic strap

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BluTag/Blu+ Active

BluTag Active monitors enrollees using active GPS technology that generates immediate notifications containing near real-time data. This notification allows supervising agents to quickly take the appropriate action related to each notification.

Because BluTag is a one-piece monitoring device, it remains securely fastened to an enrollee’s ankle at all times. No additional equipment is needed to effectively monitor an enrollee.

In its standard configuration, an active device determines location once a minute and contacts VeriTracks once every 10 minutes to transmit its tracking data. However, the device calls in immediately in the event of a violation. This action provides near real-time violation notification and near real-time enrollee tracking.

The device secures to an offender’s ankle with a fiber optic cable-lined strap that detects tamper attempts. The strap attaches to the transceiver with two pins. If an offender attempts to disengage the device from his or her ankle by pulling on the strap at the connection point, the pins break. If a strap tamper occurs, BluTag records and stores the event until the agent addresses the alarm.

Blu+ operates in the same manner as Blutag. Its operation throughout this manual is the same as Blutag. Blu+ normal operation is restricted in the number of GPS points it can collect and therefore its battery life is extended beyond that of a Blutag

BluTag Hybrid

BluTag Hybrid communicates device tampering and inclusion zone violations with near real-time data like BluTag Active. Supervising agents can also “ping” the device so it immediately transmits the enrollee’s current location regardless of when the last GPS coordinates were transmitted to VeriTracks.

A distinct advantage of BluTag Hybrid is its ability to easily and quickly convert to active GPS monitoring without changing equipment. Supervising agents need only call, email, or fax the STOP Solutions Center any time of the day or night to switch the device to active GPS monitoring.

In its standard configuration, a BluTag Hybrid device calls VeriTracks to transmit its tracking data under the following conditions:

 Enrollee charges the device,  Enrollee enters the tether range of a BluHome unit,  Enrollee violates a 911 inclusion zone,  BluTag records a bracelet strap tamper, or  Agent or officer “pings” the device while logged into VeriTracks.

BluTag Passive

BluTag Passive receives and stores all monitoring data onboard until the enrollee enters the RF tether range of BluHome that is installed in an enrollee’s home. More information about BluHome is included later in this chapter.

Unlike multi-piece tracking devices, BluTag Passive transmits data via an radio frequency (or RF) signal to BluHome while still attached to an enrollee’s ankle. Multi-piece passive GPS devices require an enrollee to remove the transmitter (the component that actually tracks an enrollee’s movements) every day for up to eight hours to recharge the battery and/or transmit monitoring data.

BluTag Passive immediately receives GPS coordinates when the RF tether between itself and BluHome breaks. Because BluTag Passive remains securely attached to an enrollee’s ankle at all times. Public

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safety is enhanced because the movements of an enrollee are tracked 24/7, even when an unscheduled exit from the residence occurs. BluHome sends VeriTracks a violation alert when such an event occurs.

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BluBox Benefits and Operations:

 Enhance curfews with the RF signal regardless of layout or construction of facility

 Uses a standard AC electrical outlet for power

 Back-up battery power lasts up to three days

 Detects unauthorized movement or tampering to BluTag that sends the data to VeriTracks

 When an enrollee enters the RF signal range and BluBox and BluTag are tethered together,

BluTag transmits a message to VeriTracks

 When BluTag is tethered to BluBox, GPS tracking is curtailed; when the tether is broken, GPS

tracking returns to standard operation protocol

BluBox

BluBox is a BluTag accessory designed for use in group residential facilities with multiple enrollees or for a single enrollee where an RF tether is required. It emits an encrypted RF signal to electronically tether multiple enrollees monitored with a BluTag device. BluBox does not transmit monitoring data. The BluTag device attached to the enrollee’s ankle transmits monitoring data.

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BluHome Benefits and Operations:

 Enhance curfews with customized cut-off points with the RF signal regardless of layout or

construction of the residence

 No removal of BluTag from the enrollee’s ankle to transmit monitoring data to BluHome

 BluHome installs in an inconspicuous location in the enrollee’s home

 No enrollee interaction is required for normal operations or maintenance

 Uses a standard AC electrical outlet for power

 Back-up battery power lasts up to three days

 Detects, records and transmits unauthorized movement and electrical or telephone service

interruptions

BluHome

BluHome is a GPS accessory that transmits monitoring data through a standard landline telephone connection or cellular signal in an enrollee’s residence. When an enrollee enters BluHome’s RF signal range, the unit immediately tethers itself to the BluTag device. GPS location data, violations and other monitoring data transmit to the BluHome through the tether. BluHome then transmits the data to VeriTracks using a landline or cellular connection.

BluHome allows customized cut-off points for the RF tether regardless of the layout or construction of the residence. This significantly enhances curfews since the tether can be programmed to cut off at a specified location in or out of the enrollee’s residence.

BluHome is also the in-home unit that monitors the presence of enrollee’s wearing the BluBand RF device.

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BluBand

BluBand is a radio frequency (RF) transceiver that interfaces with BluHome, the home unit that transmits monitoring data to VeriTracks. Together BluBand and BluHome monitor every entrance into and exit from an offender’s home. After BluHome records the date and time of an offender’s entrance into and exit from his or her home, it transmits the data to ® using digital, cellular or traditional landline telephone service.

BluBand is approximately 1.25” x 2.25” x .05” and weighs around two ounces. The device secures to an offender’s ankle with a fiber optic cable-lined strap that detects tamper attempts. The strap is the same one used for BluTag, attaches to the transceiver with two pins. If an offender attempts to disengage the device from his or her ankle by pulling on the strap at the connection point, the pins break. If a strap tamper occurs, BluBand records and stores the event until the offender enters the BluHome RF tether range.

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Stalker Alert™

Stalker Alert uses GPS technology, mobile proximity zones and nationwide cellular telephone networks to help provide advance warning to victims about the presence of their abuser. The abuser’s supervising officer creates a mobile proximity zone around the victim, which is a pre-determined amount of protected space, usually the distance specified in the order of protection. This circular zone moves with the victim 24/7 and is stored in Stalker Alert’s onboard memory. The same zone also moves with the abuser and is stored in the onboard memory of his or her BluTag device. If the abuser who is monitored by BluTag enters the mobile proximity zone, Stalker Alert immediately recognizes the violation and sends the information to VeriTracks, so the supervising officer and law enforcement personnel can be alerted to the violation. At the same time, Stalker Alert performs two actions to alert the victim of the abuser’s proximity (1) the alert begins emitting an audible tone and (2) sends a text message to the victim’s cellular telephone.

Stalker Alert weighs less than seven ounces and can easily fit into a handbag, briefcase or attach to a belt. The Alert operates up to 60 hours on a single charge. Approximately five hours prior to the depletion of power, Stalker Alert vibrates. Recharging the battery is a simple process that takes about one hour. The charging device is similar to that of a cell phone — one end plugs into the device and the other plugs into a standard AC electrical outlet. The victim knows the battery is completely recharged when the LED on the face of the device steadily glows green. Even while charging the battery, Stalker Alert continues monitoring the location of the victim and any violation of the victim’s mobile proximity zone.

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BluScan™

The BluScan mobile monitoring unit has an operating range of 300 feet and it is designed to monitor the

presence of any STOP product. BluScan can concurrently monitor STOP BluTag or BluBand devices or

BluHome units – or any combination of equipment totaling sixteen devices. BluScan can store approximately 5,000 events through continual recording or when requested by a supervising officer. It indicates the approximate distance of the equipment being monitored.

The mobile monitoring unit records any event notifications transmitted by BluTag or BluBand, including tampering and low battery statuses. BluScan monitors date and time stamps all events and stores them in its onboard memory until such time as the supervising officer uploads the data to a computer.

When the unit is in set-up mode, it can be configured to report the operational status of a BluBand or BluTag device, including the battery’s level of power, tampers and the GPS signals being received. The unit operates with a small attached antenna yet can easily be connected to a magnetic car-mount antenna for use in a vehicle for increased range.

BluScan can operate on battery power for approximately three days. A battery charger for use in a vehicle is also available.

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CHAPTER 2: GETTING STARTED

Contacting STOP’s Solutions Center:

By Phone:

1-866-703-STOP (7867)

By Fax:

1-877-410-STOP (7867)

By Email:

techsupport@stopllc.com

SYSTEM AND BROWSER CONFIGURATION

In order to maximize the quality of VeriTracks:

 Windows XP or Windows 7 operating system

 Microsoft Internet Explorer® 8 or Google Chrome

 2 GB RAM

 Display 1024 x 768 or higher screen resolution

 Cookies enabled on the browser (used for login identification purposes only)

 JavaScript enabled on the browser

TIP: If you have appropriate administrative rights on your computer, you may change the

settings for cookies and JavaScript by selecting Tools > Internet Options in Internet Explorer, then selecting the Settings button in the Temporary Internet Files section of the General tab.

Verify and change screen resolution by right-clicking on the Desktop and selecting Properties > Settings tab.0

NOTE: VeriTracks is designed and tested work with the certified system requirements stated

above. If a computer’s browser does not have sufficient encryption capability, a message displays directing users to a browser upgrade website. For further assistance, contact our STOP Solutions Center toll free at 866-703-STOP (7867).

GETTING HELP

Technical support staff at STOP’s Solutions Center can assist with any questions regarding the operation of VeriTracks or any of the Blu hardware devices.

For security reasons, the Solutions Center can only assist users if a valid security question and answer have been established for that user in VeriTracks. If assistance is needed with accessing a particular security question/response, please contact your agency’s System Administrator/Manager or refer to Chapter 8: Maintenance for more details.

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LOGGING IN

1. To begin, open Internet Explorer or Google Chrome browser

2. In the address line on the Home Page, type the following address: https://www.veritracks.com

3. Select Yes or No to the Security Warning (if applicable)

4. VeriTracks login screen displays

5. Enter your Username and Password

TIP: If you forget your username or password, VeriTracks can email the information to

you. Simply click the “Forgot your password?” link and follow the instructions.

Still having trouble loggin in? Contact VeriTracks support for further assistance.

6. Select No to the Security Warning (if applicable); Main Map data may not display completely if

Yes is selected

7. Select Login

8. If your organizations has a hierarchy of field and regional offices, select the office you wish to

access from the list provided.

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VeriTracks Login Screen

VERITRACKS ORI HIERARCHY

An ORI is a unique nine-character identifier assigned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and assigned to law enforcement agencies. VeriTracks uses this identifier when available to establish the unique identity of each of its customers in the VeriTracks system. If an agency does not have an FBI ORI, STOP will create a VeriTracks ORI for each agency. Larger organizations that are divided into geographic regions, functional branches, and field offices are set up in VeriTracks to replicate their organization’s hierarchy of offices. Additionally, organizations that have a reason to separate two supervised populations like adults and juveniles can have each population separated in VeriTracks. For simplicity’s sake, each population entity in the hierarchy is referred to as an ORI.

For example, if an agency has a Headquarters office and three (3) field offices, the Headquarters office is set up as the “parent” ORI and the three field offices are configured as “child” ORIs. Users with access to the parent ORI can view enrollee information and tracking data, monitor inventory lists, receive notifications, etc. for all three child ORIs as well as the parent ORI. Users who only have access to a child ORI only have rights to the above information for their own ORI.

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Header

Panel

Tab

Page

Panel

Map

Panel

Widget

Panel

VERITRACKS BROWSER LAYOUT

VeriTracks consists of the Header Panel, the Tab Page Panel, the Widget Panel, and the Map Panel. The screen print below shows the location of each of these panels.

TIP: VeriTracks uses tab pages and widgets to organize functionality. Widgets are the small

screens seen within each tab page.

VeriTracks Panel Layout

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Tab Page Selection

Icon

Available

Tab Pages

Tab Page

Icon

BASIC NAVIGATION

WARNING: Do not use the Back button on your browser as it may produce unexpected

results in VeriTracks. To switch from one tab to another or to change a widget, simply select the applicable tab or widget.

Tab Pages

VeriTracks utilizes tab pages and widgets allowing a user to view the information they want in the specific order they choose. Select the tab pages to display in the Tab Page Panel. Add the same tab page multiple times in the Tab Page Panel. Available tabs include the following:

VeriTracks Tab Pages

 General – view general system information and messages; available widgets include Introduction

and Messages. Note: This tab page displays when first logging into VeriTracks. Use the feedback form to submit any questions or comments.

 Supervision – view the most current information for an enrollee; available widgets include

Enrollee Details, Simple Enrollee Search, Advanced Enrollee Search, Browse Enrollees, and Schedules

 Enrollment – create and modify enrollee records; available widgets include Enrollment Entry,

Simple Enrollee Search, Advanced Enrollee Search, Browse Enrollees, Browse Inventory, Schedules, Available Inventory, and BluBox Management

 Inventory – manage devices and device inventory; available widgets include Inventory Details,

Browse Enrollees, and Browse Inventory

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 Maintenance – browse users and then maintain as necessary; available widgets include User

Widget

Icon

Management and Browse Users

 Analysis – search for and view incident reports; available widgets include Simple Enrollee Search,

Advanced Enrollee Search, Incident Search, and Incident Entry

 Reports – view report details; available widgets include Recent Reports and Report Viewer

 Monitoring – monitor the event activity of your entire offender population in a single screen and

respond to those events with step-by-step pre-defined protocols.

To remove a tab page:

1. Click the tab page close icon on the tab you wish to close. This icon displays to the right of the

tab page label in the Tab Page Panel. This closes the tab page.

To add a tab page:

1. Click the tab page selection icon in the Tab Page Panel. A drop-down list displays and displays

all of the available tab pages.

2. Select the tab page you wish to add. This tab page will now appear in the Tab Page Panel. The

default widget(s) will appear on the tab page once it opens.

Widgets

VeriTracks Widgets

VeriTracks displays information as widgets, or individual windows, that represent a group of related information or functions. Widgets display the information and functions that a user chooses in a manner that is most useful to them. For example the Enrollment Widget contains data and functions used to enroll an individual on a device in VeriTracks. Widgets can be added to or removed from a tab page and arranged on the tab page in the order that makes the most sense.

Each tab page has a drop-down list of widgets available on that tab page. Available widgets are organized into two sub-menus: function specific widgets and Generic Widgets.

When a widget is selected, the information is placed within the box on the tab page. These boxes may be moved on the tab page to any desired location within the box. Each widget box has a toolbar that displays in the upper-right corner of the widget box.

 Function specific widgets – Function specific widgets present information or functions specific to

the topic of the tab. Function specific widgets will vary on each Tab Page Panel.

 Generic Widgets – Generic widgets appear on many tab pages and include Clock, Calendar, and

Feedback.

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To use widget tools:

Tool

Function

Reload icon – refreshes or redisplays the widget box using the most current data available

Minimize icon – only reduces the size of the widget box, it does not close it

Note: when the widget is minimized, the icon changes to allowing you to restore the widget box to its original size

Maximize icon – resizes the widget box so that it displays the full width of the browser screen

Close icon – shuts the widget box.

 Each widget box in VeriTracks contains a toolbar with the following options:

To add widgets to a tab:

1. Select the widget icon on the tab page you wish to add the widget. This icon displays to the left of

the tab page name in the tab page label. Each tab page has a unique widget icon.

2. A drop-down menu listing the widgets available for that tab page displays. Navigate to and select

the widget you wish to add to the tab page.

To remove widgets from a tab page:

1. Select the widget close icon from the widget toolbar. The widget will close.

To move a widget:

Widgets can be repositioned on a tab page by selecting and dragging. To move the widget, ensure the mouse cursor displays a four-headed arrow and is located inside the box. Drag the widget to the desired location within the tab page. VeriTracks will handle the proper positioning of the widget as it locks itself into its new location.

Modal Pop-Ups

Throughout VeriTracks modal pop-ups are used to enter or view information. A modal popup is a window that requires a user to interact with and enter the requested information before returning to the widget.

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Tool

Function

Reload icon – refreshes or redisplays the Map using current data available

Minimize icon – only reduces the size of the widget box, it does not close it.

Note: when the widget is minimized, the icon changes to allowing you to restore the widget box to its original size

Stacked maximize icons – displays the map in a split screen to share space with other widgets in VeriTracks.

Maximize icon – resizes the Main Map to display the full width of the browser screen

Map

The map permanently displayed on the bottom of VeriTracks, once the application is launched. Resize the map by selecting the outer edge of the box. A double-headed arrow displays. Click and drag the arrow up, down, left or right to resize the view. You can also minimize, display the map in a split screen, or maximize the Map view using the icons on the right side of the header. If you maximize the map, it will cover any currently displayed widgets; however, those widgets and their displayed information are

still available as soon as the map is minimized or partially minimized.

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Page

Widgets

General

Introduction, Feedback, Messages

Enrollment

Browse Enrollees, Enrollment Entry, Available Inventory

Supervision

Browse Enrollees, Enrollee Details

Page

Widgets

General

Introduction, Feedback, Messages

Analysis

Incident Entry, Incident Search

Hyper

Link Icon

DEFAULT SETTINGS

The first time a user logs into VeriTracks, certain default setting pages and widgets display. Change any or all of the default settings to a display order that is most logical for you.

The default pages and widgets for standard parole and probation users are:

The default pages and widgets for law enforcement (crime scene correlation) users are:

If a user opens too many tab pages and widgets and wants to return VeriTracks to its default settings:

1. Select My Account link in the upper-right corner of the browser window.

My Account Link

2. A modal pop-up displays your account information. Select General Settings in the lower-left of

the modal.

3. Check the Reset Default Settings box. A message displays the outcome of VeriTracks once the

box has been checked.

4. Select Save in the lower-right of the modal. VeriTracks displays the saving of data.

5. Select Close to return to the main tab views.

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CUSTOMIZING VERITRACKS

My Account Modal

One unique advantage of VeriTracks is the software remembers the pages, widgets, and settings you select to display in a former session. Each time a user logs out VeriTracks takes a snapshot of the current pages and widgets you opened during a current session. This recall function makes it very convenient by displaying the same pages, widgets and settings you use most.

Your settings are automatically saved by VeriTracks. However, to ensure your configuration is saved, use the Logout [username] link in the upper right corner of VeriTracks.

For more details on customization of VeriTracks refer to Chapter 8: Maintenance.

UNDERSTANDING DATA ENTRY FEATURES

Text Boxes

Text boxes allow direct data entry using the keyboard.

Text Box

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Date Fields

Radio

Button

Checkbox

All dates can be input directly or picked off a calendar pop-up list.

Calendar

Drop-down Lists

Drop-down list boxes allow you to: (1) type information directly into the box, (2) search the list or (3) pick an item off the drop-down list. You cannot select multiple values in these fields.

Drop-Down List

Radio Buttons and Checkboxes

 Radio buttons allow users to select a single entry in a list of options. When options are presented

in a list of radio buttons, a selection must be made.

 Checkboxes allow you to select multiple entries in a list. You also have the option of not selecting

any option.

Radio Buttons and Checkboxes

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UNDERSTANDING HOW TO SEARCH AND BROWSE WIDGETS

Universal

Panel Icon

Universal Search Panel

The Universal Search panel for VeriTracks (shown below) allows users to search and use the results across different widgets and tabs.

Universal Search Panel

Users access the Universal Search page by clicking on the Search icon on the far right of the screen and below the agency name. Users may search by enrollee, device or agent and “grab” the search results to “drag and drop” into another widget for quicker viewing.

How to Use the Universal Search Panel

1. Type the enrollee’s name and select Go. The enrollee, their ID number and the agent assigned to

that enrollee display.

Enrollees may be dragged and dropped onto the:

 Enrollment tab

o Enrollment Entry widget o Victim Entry widget o BluBox Management widget

 Supervision tab

o Enrollee Details widget o Main Map

TIP: The Enrollee name can also be dragged to the Map to view the last four (4)

hours of activity on this individual.

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2. Select the drop down in the upper left corner of the Universal Search Panel. Searches may be

Drop

Down

done by Enrollee, by Devices or by Agent. Search icons display, respectively.

Enrollee Search Drop Down

3. Select the Cell Phone/Devices icon.

4. Type any portion of the Enrollee’s name and select Go. The Serial Number (#), along with the

type of product associated with this enrollee and to whom the enrollee is assigned displays.

Simple Device Search

Devices may be dragged and dropped onto the Inventory Details tab:

o Inventory Details widget or o BluBox Management widget (BluBox units only)

5. Select the Agent icon.

6. Type any portion of the Agent’s name and select Go. The Agent’s Name and email address

display.

Simple Agent Search

Agents may be dragged and dropped only to the Maintenance tab, User Management widget.

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Advanced Search

TIP: The Advanced Search feature is only available within the Analysis tab.

Advanced Enrollee Search

Simple Search Widget

The Simple Enrollee Search is located in both the Enrollment and Supervision tab pages.

The Simple Enrollee Search widget allows you to find enrollees in your caseload or for other officers in your ORI by using easy to define search criteria. The Simple Enrollee Search widget only searches the ORI where you are logged in.

Simple Enrollee Search

1. Type an Enrollee’s search criteria (name, ID, enrollment date) in the text box.

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2. Select the Apply Filter button and view the results.

Enrollee Search Results

3. Select the Remove Filter button to clear the current enrollee search criteria and begin a new

search.

4. Select the General icon to display additional Enrollee sort features.

General Enrollee Search

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Browse Enrollee Widget

The Browse Enrollees widget is located in the Enrollment tab.

Use the Browse Enrollees widget to locate enrollees in any ORI that your login has permission to access. Enrollees are located in “folders.” Two main folders display in the widget—My Caseload and Agencies. My Caseload opens to the defaults shown below.

Browse Enrollee widget

1. Select the Unassigned folder to view enrollees previously assigned to a device in your caseload.

Browse Unassigned Enrollees

2. To locate enrollees under other officers or in other ORIs, select the Agencies folder and drill

down in the structure to display a list of other agent’s and their assigned and unassigned enrollees.

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Browse Other Agents

3. Select the Enrollment tab page, drag individual enrollees from the Browse Enrollees widget to

the Enrollment Entry widget to display detailed enrollee data per individual as shown below.

Browse Enrollment Entry

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Browse Inventory Widget

The Browse Inventory widget is located in the Inventory tab page.

Use the Browse Inventory widget to locate inventory in any ORI that your login has permission to access.

1. Open the Unassigned or Assigned folders in the Browse Inventory widget to view various

products in your ORI. In the example below, the widget displays the BluHome in that ORI that are not currently assigned to a BluHome Group.

Browse Inventory

If the folder is not open and the icon on the folder is red, there is no inventory for that product type currently displayed in the ORI. For example, in the screen print above, the ORI has no inventory of BluBand equipment.

TIP: The most common use of the Browse Inventory widget is to locate and edit BluBox

groups. Drag a BluBox group to the BluBox Management widget to edit details of the group, assign new BluBoxes to the group, or assign new enrollees to the group.

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Browse User Widget

The Browse User widget is located in the Maintenance tab page. Use the Browse User widget to locate users in any ORI that your login has permission to access. The widget defaults to displaying the names of all of the users in the ORI into which you are currently logged.

Browse Users

1. Drag a user from the Browse User widget to the User Management widget to edit the profile,

notifications, or permissions, etc. of a VeriTracks user in your agency.

User Management View

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CHAPTER 3: BLUTAG ENROLLMENT

ENROLLING AN INDIVIDUAL

Tracking individuals in the VeriTracks system begins with first enrolling them in the system and activating the assigned BluTag device. The recommended enrollment process is as follows:

1. Prepare BluTag for use

2. Turn on BluTag and acquire GPS

3. Verify BluTag readiness

4. Attach BluTag to an Enrollee

5. Create an Enrollee Profile and assign a BluTag

TIP: The five steps listed above are sequentially ordered to provide the most efficient

process for enrollment. Although, the creation of an Enrollee Profiles may be completed in advance of the steps 3, 4, although no tag may be assigned until all steps have been done in order.

PREPARE BLUTAG FOR USE

Inspecting and Preparing Inventory

1. If the BluTag device is being re-assigned, visually inspect the lenses in each wing of the device

first.

2. Locate the strap, u-clips, top caps, cutter, and cutting plate to ensure all tools are in place for

installation.

3. Insert a u-clip on top of each wing of the tag, making sure each u-clip is flush when inserted.

4. Place a top cap on top of each u-clip, aligning the top cap’s lip with the curved groove.

5. Slide the flat, underside of a STOP removal plate across the top cap to push it into place. It should

then be flush when inserted correctly.

6. Inspect the ends of the strap, making sure each end is cut straight and on a line (if necessary, re-

cut each end, on a sizing line).

7. Attach a pair of clips to one end of the strap. The ends of the clips must align evenly with the end

of the strap (i.e., not shorter or longer than the width of the strap).

8. Insert the clipped end of the strap into a wing of the tag. Pull slightly to ensure that the strap is

secure (i.e., each end of the strap must remain attached to the BluTag at all times and should never become unattached unless cut, terminating the connection.)

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Device

Status

TURN ON BLUTAG AND ACQUIRE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS)

BluTag devices are shipped in “deep sleep” mode. Un-enrolling an enrollee also places BluTag in “deep sleep” mode. In order to assign or re-assign the BluTag device, perform the following:

1. Activate BluTag by placing it on the charger for at least four (4) hours before an installation.

2. Place BluTag in a location with a clear view of the sky. An ideal location for the device is a

window sill, preferably while it charges, to acquire GPS. Acquiring GPS may take up to 15 - 45 minutes to ensure the device is fully charged.

IMPORTANT: Do not charge a device for longer than two (2) weeks without installing it on an

enrollee.

When a device is ready for use, the cycle listed above may be repeated.

Avoid charging BluTag in direct sunlight.

VERIFY BLUTAG READINESS

After charging the BluTag’s battery for at least four hours, verify the device is communicating with VeriTracks and has an updated Global Positioning System (GPS) almanac. The GPS almanac describes the orbits of the complete active fleet of satellites. GPS receivers use the almanac to determine "approximately" the location of the satellites relative to the GPS receiver’s location. The receiver uses the almanac to determine what satellites it should use to verify location of each BluTag. Having an up-todate almanac speeds acquisition time for the GPS receiver.

The best indication of an up-to-date GPS almanac is that the device is continuously receives GPS for 45 minutes. To verify the status of communication and the acquisition of GPS, open the Assignments tab on the Enrollment Entry widget. A drop-down box shows the list of available BluTag devices. Next to each device serial number is an icon indicating device readiness. If the icon is green, the device is ready to be placed on an enrollee.

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Device

Status

Show

Contacts

An icon’s status is green if the device is (1) contacting the system regularly; (2) averaging 60% or more GPS coordinates per call-in during the previous two (2) hours; and (3) averaging a battery level of 4.1 or higher during the previous two hours.

View BluTag Status Details

Checking the device status of a BluTag is easy. If you want to assign a BluTag to an enrollee, you see the device status represented as a yellow triangle or a red exclamation point instead of the green circle with a check mark next to the Device Number; follow the steps below to ensure the exact status of a device before linking it to an Enrollee.

1. Under the Browse Enrollment Tag page, select and drag the Unassigned Enrollee to the

Enrollment Entry widget. The unassigned enrollee’s information defaults in the Profile tab.

2. Select the Assignments tab, then select and associate a Device Number you would like to assign

to the enrollee.

3. Once a device is temporarily selected or associated with the unassigned Enrollee, a report on this

device may now be generated to display accurate information about this particular device. Select

the Show Contacts icon.

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Device

Status

Details

4. A VeriTracks system generated report is generated and displays if you have reached a successful

contact status, battery life on this device, as well as the percentage of GPS readings against this device before you assign the BluTag to the enrollee.

Device Status Detailed Report Window

TIP: If the BluTag device’s status icon is not green, it is recommended not to assign it

to an enrollee.

To determine why a BluTag device status icon is not green, review the BluTag contacts described below.

Other methods to view BluTag Status Details

1. Open the Available Inventory widget in the Enrollment Tab page.

2. Search for the device number by scrolling through the list of Serial Numbers or by using one of

the data filters.

Device Status Details Icon

4. Select the Device Status Details icon in the State column of the device’s row. A system

generated report displays a listing of the details for all recent contacts made by the device. Use

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this report to determine whether the device has a sufficiently frequent call-in rate, a high average

Status

Call

Button

Status

Indicator

Lights

of GPS tracking percentage, and adequate battery charge of the device.

Device Status Detailed Report Window

BluTag Communication with VeriTracks

If BluTag is not calling into VeriTracks, use these techniques to activate the device:

 Attach the charger to BluTag and remove it after a few seconds to wake up the device.  Press and hold the Status Call button on the front of the device until it beeps.

If BluTag does not have a satisfactory number of current GPS coordinates (i.e., 60% or more), place the BluTag outside with a full view of the sky to recharge itself. This process may require 15 to 60 minutes for the device to acquire initial GPS coordinates and download its almanac if it has been in storage or shipped a long distance (e.g., new BluTag devices are shipped from the manufacturing site in Houston, TX).

The BluTag icon turns green when it is adequately charged. BluTag may need to be placed a charger on it until the 3 Status Indicator Lights turn green.

If any of these conditions are not resolved with these techniques, use a different BluTag and return the first device to STOP’s manufacturing facility, 1212 North Post Oak Road, Suite 100, Houston, Texas

77055.

TIP: Available Inventory Widget Tips:

 Click on a column heading to sort by Serial #, Product, or State.

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Filter

Options

Bar

Next Page/

Buttons

 Open or close the filter section by clicking anywhere on the Filter Options bar.

Available Inventory

 Move to the next page of the device listing by selecting the Next Page/Previous Page

buttons at the bottom of the widget panel.

Next Page/Previous Page buttons

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ATTACH BLUTAG TO ENROLLEE

Once BluTag is ready for use, it must be physically attached around the enrollee’s ankle. Installation on the left leg is recommended to improve tracking in automobiles. Follow these easy steps to install BluTag on an enrollee.

1. Write down and save the BluTag’s serial number.

2. Place the tag on the outside of the left ankle and wrap the strap around the ankle.

3. Insert two fingers inside the strap, opposite of the tag to ensure the leg has mobility while wearing

the tag.

4. Look for the line on the strap that displays two (2) lines past the edge of the tag.

5. Make a straight cut on the line, using STOP cutters only.

Correct alignment Incorrect alignment

BluTag Strap Alignment

6. Insert the unclipped end into the wing to test the fit. Cut excess strap, if necessary.

7. Attach clips to the end of the strap and press firmly into the wing.

WARNING: If the clipped end cannot be inserted without pulling or bending, the

strap has been cut too short. Do not attempt to use it, as the clips may not fully attach to each side of the wing, causing false tamper alerts and discomfort for the enrollee.

8. Firmly pull the strap to check the fit.

9. Push the Status Call Button on the front of the BluTag, so BluTag calls and reports the status as a

closed strap.

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CREATE ENROLLEE PROFILE

Create New

Enrollee

Record

To create an enrollee’s profile:

1. Open the Enrollment tab page.

2. Open the Enrollment Entry widget.

3. Click the Create a new Enrollee Record icon. The Enrollee: New Enrollee screen opens and

allows you to enter enrollee information.

Create New Enrollee Icon

4. Complete the enrollee profile. The following are required fields that must be populated in order

to add an enrollee to VeriTracks:

 Primary Id  First Name  Last Name  Agent of Record  GPS Start & End Dates (MM/DD/YYYY; slashes only)

 Enrollee Risk Level (default is set to Level One)

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Save

Profile

Additional

Data

Sections

New Enrollee Profile

More about the Primary ID field

The Primary ID is the unique identifier for that individual. Agencies use inmate number, case number, social security number, etc. The Primary ID relates solely to that Enrollee and no ID may be used more than once.

More about the Risk Level field

Risk levels allow supervising agencies to define their own enrollee categories and to organize their case loads under those categories. Different types of notification procedures and monitoring center protocols can be assigned to each risk level and therefore to each enrollee in each risk level.

Risk levels are set up by STOP technical support and are defined by the agencies during setup. Risk levels can vary from one ORI to the next and are assigned to the enrollee in when the agent enters the Enrollee profile in the Enrollment Entry widget. If only one risk level exists in an ORI, new enrollee profiles default to that risk level so there is no additional data entry required at enrollment.

Additional data can be entered by selecting the bars at the bottom of the Fundamentals section. The bars are labeled Characteristics, Vehicle, Miscellaneous and Enrollee Payment. These bars contain additional data fields such as hair color, eye color, etc.

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To enter an enrollee’s home and work addresses:

Address

Tab

Save

Address

Map

Create/

Assign Zone

1. Open the Address tab on the Enrollment Entry widget.

TIP: To set a location based on cross streets anywhere in VeriTracks, simply insert an “&”

between the two streets in the Street 1 field.

2. Enter the home street address (and work address, if applicable). Once the addresses are entered,

click Set Location to show the localization of that address. Zoom in or out and use satellite photography to decide the precise placement of the icon. As necessary drag and drop the icon to adjust the placement of the address icon. Note: The icon returns to the geo-coded position if more address data is added after moving the icon.

3. After entering the necessary data fields, select Set Location again to update the VeriTracks map.

4. Select in the top-right corner of the page to update the Enrollee’s address information.

TIP: Use the Street 2 field for non-geographic address data like apartment number.

Enrollment Entry: New Enrollee Address

TIP: VeriTracks has features for more efficient zone creation. While still in the Address tab,

select the Create / Assign Zone checkbox. The screen displays fields for entering zone name and type. See Chapter 4 for additional details.

In addition to home and work addresses, VeriTracks can store an unlimited number of other addresses for an enrollee. These addresses will display on the map when reviewing Enrollee tracks and can be helpful in analysis of movement.

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To enter additional addresses for an enrollee:

Assign Device

Save Assignment

1. Scroll down to the last existing Address record for the enrollee. Beneath this record the Add

New Address button displays. Select the Add New Address button and VeriTracks creates an

additional blank address record.

2. Complete the desired data fields and select Set Location after entering an address to update the

VeriTracks map.

3. Select in the top-right corner of the page to update the Enrollee address information. A

message briefly displays stating Save in Progress . . . Please wait . . . The record is now saved to VeriTracks.

ASSIGN BLUTAG TO THE ENROLLEE IN VERITRACKS

IMPORTANT: DO NOT assign a BluTag device to an enrollee in VeriTracks until it is

attached to the enrollee’s ankle.

1. To enroll a new enrollee in VeriTracks, open the Assignments tab on the Enrollment Entry

widget.

2. On the Assignments tab leave “BluTag” selected in the Device Type field, and select the drop

down next to the Device Number field to choose the applicable device number from the serial number drop-down list associated with this BluTag.

Enrollment Entry BluTag Assignment

3. Once the tag has been identified, select in the top-right corner of the page to update the

Enrollee’s tracking device assignments. A message briefly displays stating Save in Progress . . .

Please wait . . . The record is now saved to VeriTracks.

TIP: Always confirm the location of the device on the map prior to selecting SAVE.

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Verify Enrollment in Enrollee Status Screen

To verify that the device is properly assigned:

1. Select the Supervision tab, and open the Enrollee Details widget. All enrollees assigned to this

Supervisor display in tabular form in the Enrollee Details widget.

2. Verify that VeriTracks properly received the enrollee information and confirms the updated

Device ID and the Enrollment Date are populated, as highlighted below.

Supervision Enrollee Details Widget

Verify BluTag Connectivity to VeriTracks

To physically ensure the device is properly assigned:

1. Physically press and hold the BluTag Status Call button until it beeps. This action causes BluTag

to call VeriTracks and forces a direct line of GPS communication with VeriTracks and ensures the device, the enrollee and the agent are in sync.

TIP: Establishing a Status Call connection with VeriTracks validates the BluTag is connect to

the VeriTracks and the respective agent.

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PRINT ENROLLEE PROFILE REPORT

To print an Enrollee profile:

1. Ensure the Enrollee profile is saved in both the Enrollment and Supervision tabs.

2. Drag the Enrollee into the Enrollment Entry widget. Once the profile displays use the scroll bar

to locate the Enrollee Profile Report icon.

3. Scroll down the Profile tab to select the icon (to the right of the Enrollment End Date) to send the

Enrollee Profile Report to the print queue.

Instant Enrollee Profile Report

4. View or print the report from the Reports tab page.

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COMPLETE ENROLLMENT PAPERWORK

General Instructions for Enrollees

 Attach the charging cup by clipping it to both sides of the tag.

 Light on front indicates contact with charger, not battery level.

 Remove the charger by gently detaching its clips from the tag.

 Charge twice a day, every 12 hours, for 30 minutes.

 If a charge is skipped, the tag must be charged for 60 minutes.

 If you feel a low battery vibration (twice every 10 minutes), charge for 2.5 hours.

 Do not charge the device while sleeping or driving.

 Do not tamper with the device (do not pull, strike, or attempt to open).

 BluTag is hypoallergenic and cannot overheat.

 Do not force a boot over the tag.

 A sock can be worn over and/or under the device.

 Do not expose to extreme temperatures (below -4 oF or above 131 oF).

 Notify the officer if a medical procedure requires removal of the tag.

 Do not submerge BluTag in water (baths, pools, large bodies of water).

 Do not press the “Status Call Button” unless instructed by your supervisor.

 If the tag vibrates or beeps, contact the officer.

 If the light shines or blinks when off the charger, contact your supervisor.

Each agency will have its own policies and procedures. As part of the enrollment process, each agency should consider reviewing the following instructions with each enrollee.

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UN-ENROLLING A TRACKED ENROLLEE

Un-Enroll

Icon

To Un-Enroll the enrollee from a BluTag:

1. Select the Enrollment tab and then open the Enrollment Entry widget.

2. Highlight the enrollee and drag a name from Browse Enrollees widget to the Enrollment Entry

widget.

3. Select the Un-Enroll icon. A message displays “Select a reason for unassignment of

enrollee.”

4. Select a reason from the drop-down list and select OK.

NOTES:

Un-enroll Icon

Confirm Un-Assignment

1. When an enrollee is un-enrolled, VeriTracks sends a command to put BluTag into

“deep sleep” mode.

2. Attaching the charging coupler reactivates BluTag.

3. If a device is to be reinstalled on an enrollee in the next 24 hours, the

recommendation is to immediately place the device on a charger and put the charger in a place where it can continue to acquire GPS coordinates.

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Removing the Strap

1. After un-enrolling an enrollee, cut the strap to remove the device from the ankle with a pair of the

STOP supplied scissors.

Inspecting of device after the enrollee leaves:

2. Puncture one of the notches on the top cap with the STOP flathead screwdriver to lift the cap

from the tag.

3. Use the plastic removal tool as a guide. Insert the flathead screwdriver into a notch on the u-clip

and pry it from the tag.

5. Pull the strap out of the tag.

6. Inspect all parts for signs of tampering.

7. Remove and discard the old straps, clips, and caps.

8. Clean the device with warm water, alcohol, or bleach wipes.

9. Clean the lens and surrounding area to remove dirt that has built up.

10. If the enrollee has completed the program, no signs of tampering exist, and the unit is not needed

for evidence, place the device back into inventory.

11. If you had to replace the strap or device, repeat all preparation and enrollment steps required for a

new enrollee (charge device, make GPS connection, add a profile, install, assign, and verify GPS).

12. If you sense a problem with the device, send it back to STOP LLC, 1212 North Post Oak Road,

Suite 100, Houston, Texas 77055.

CHANGING A DEVICE ON AN ENROLLEE

Occasionally you may need to remove a device from an enrollee’s ankle due to service issues or damage and replace it with a new one.

Simply follow the complete instructions under the Un-Enrolling a Tracked Enrollee section to properly record the removal of the original device. Then follow the standard enrollment instructions in the Assign the BluTag to the Enrollee in VeriTracks section to attach the new device to the enrollee’s profile.

STORING AND MAINTAINING BLUTAG

1. Store unused BluTag devices in a secure and dry space.

2. Devices do not need to be charged while in storage.

3. Prior to re-assigning a device, follow the instructions for preparing a device for use and enrolling

an enrollee.

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CHAPTER 4: ZONES

Zones are time-sensitive geographic locations that place limitations on an enrollee’s movements. Zones

allow you to require an enrollee’s presence at a certain place/location, known as an Inclusion Zone, or prohibit an enrollee’s presence from a certain place/location, better known as an Exclusion Zone. The

system records an enrollee’s violation of these movement restrictions.

Building a zone is a three-step process:

 Create the geographic zone

 Assign the zone to an enrollee

 Set a schedule during which the movement restrictions apply to an individual enrollee.

This chapter discusses the creation of the geographic zone and the assignment of the zone to an enrollee. Chapter 5 discusses zone schedules.

CREATING ZONES

The geography of a zone is created using the Create Zone modal.

The Create Zone modal can be accessed from three places:

1. A specific address in the Address tab of the Enrollment Entry widget

2. The Zones tab of the Enrollment Entry widget

3. Directly on a map.

To access the Create Zone modal from any of these places, click on the Create New Zones button.

From each of these widgets, the Create New Zone button displays the standard zone creation view.

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From the Zones tab, select the Create New Zone button to access the basic Zone view.

In the Addresses tab, once an address has been created/assigned, click the Create New Zone button to access the Zone screen and note that the address is brought forward as well.

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Launch the Main Map, select the Zones tab, and select Create New Zone button to access the Zone screen. Note that the enrollee tracks are brought forward as well.

Create Zone in Enrollment Entry Widget, Addresses Tab

As discussed in Chapter 3, enrollees can have multiple addresses listed in their profile under the Address tab. These addresses can be anything pertaining to an enrollee’s situation including residence, work place, guardian’s home, areas to stay away from, etc. You can also create either an inclusion or exclusion zone for enrollees in each address record.

NOTE: Exclusion zones automatically default to a 24x7 schedule unless you indicate otherwise.

Suggested Naming Convention for Zones

Zone names must be unique across the entire agency. This is to prevent confusion as your agency’s population grows. Below is a suggested format for naming your addresses and zones. By using the scheme below, you will know the zone’s location, purpose, and type. By including the Primary ID you will avoid any confusion about which enrollee the zone was created for.

<PID>_<ENROLLEE LAST NAME>_WORK_IZ

<PID>_< ENROLLEE LAST NAME>_VICTIM_EZ

<PID>_ <ENROLLEE LAST NAME>_IZ

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ZONE CATEGORIES

A zone assigned to an enrollee can be categorized as one of four types of assignment: Active, 911, Silent and Global user indicated radio buttons:

 Active Zones are actively monitored on a 24 hour/7 day-a-week basis within the BluTag device

itself. Agents receive Active Zone notifications regarding zone assignment activity. Notifications for Active Zone violations can be set up according to your preferences and sent for immediate response.

 911 Zones are actively monitored on a 24 hour/7 day-a-week basis within the BluTag device

itself. Notifications for 911 Zone violations can be set up according to agent preferences and sent for immediate response. 911 zone notifications are also sent to the STOP Solutions Center for human intervention and follow up monitoring (if stipulated in the agency’s contract).

 Silent Zones are not actively monitored within the BluTag device itself. However, if you

subscribed to receive the notification, it will still be sent. Silent Zones can be used like a Passive Zone (see Chapter 3). If you do not subscribe to the immediate notification, the event only displays on the daily summary report.

 Global Zones apply to all enrollees in an agency monitored with BluTag. Only law enforcement

agencies can create a Global Zone.

ASSIGNING EXISTING ZONES

In certain situations, a zone that was previously created may need to be assigned to another enrollee. For example, a single zone may be used for multiple enrollees. The assignment of existing zones is performed in the Zones tab on the Enrollment Entry widget.

To assign an existing zone:

1. Launch the Enrollment Entry widget, and select the Zones tab.

2. Select the Assign Zones button.

Assign Zones Button

3. A modal displays a listing all the zones previously created.

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Zone Modal

The data listed in the modal is as follows:

 Name (or Zone Address)

 Owner

 Agency

 The assigned Enrollee. If the Enrollee column has more than one name in the field, the

nomenclature displays the actual number of enrollees assigned to that zone (i.e., 2 Enrollees).

The list displays only those zones originally created for the agency. To view specific zones, select the Filter Options bar:

4. Once the zone you wish to assign is visible, highlight the zone by selecting the proper row within

the filtered table.

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Unassign

Zone

Save

Unassignment

OTHER ZONE FUNCTIONALITY

Unassign a Zone

To unassign an inclusion or an exclusion zone, locate the zone listed in the Enrollment Entry Zones tab and select Unassign Zone. Select Save to remove this particular exclusion zone from the Enrollee.

Unassign Zone

EDITING ZONES

There are generally two reasons why a zone needs to be modified.

1. Changing the size or placement of a zone to give greater restriction or freedom to an enrollee.

2. Adjusting the placement of a zone to more accurately reflect the appropriate restricted area.

NOTE: Only the Zone Owner can edit a zone.

Edit Zones in the Zone Tab

Performing edits to a particular zone may be performed from both the Enrollment and the Supervision widgets, strictly based on granted permissions. Both sets of zone editing procedures are documented below:

Edit Zones in the Enrollment Widget

1. In the Enrollment Entry widget, ensure the correct Enrollee displays in the default Profile tab.

2. Select the Zones tab, the enrollee inclusion or exclusion zone displays.

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Modify

Zone

3. Select Modify Zone. The Zone Editor modal displays the information specific to that zone. Edit

the appropriate zone parameters by selecting the point(s) and dragging them to the desired location on the zone map.

4. Select the Save Zone button to retain the modified zone inclusion/exclusion parameters.

NOTE: In Editor Mode, the Enrollee inclusion/exclusion area changes from Red to Yellow to

indicate the zone is available for editing.

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Edit Zones in the Supervision Widget

1. From the Supervision Entry widget, highlight the Enrollee from the tabular display that requires

zone editing.

2. Select the Zones tab and select the Edit Zone hyperlink.

3. The Zone Editor modal displays the information specific to that zone. Edit the appropriate zone

parameters by selecting the point(s) and dragging them to the desired location on the zone map.

Modify Zone

NOTE: In Editor Mode, the Enrollee inclusion/exclusion area changes from Red to Yellow to

indicate the zone is available for editing.

4. Select Save.

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Edit Zones in the Main Map

Enrollee

Icon

Camera

Icon

Editing an Enrollee’s zone size or location may also be performed from the Main Map widget.

1. Launch the Main Map widget and drag the selected Enrollee icon anywhere on the US Map.

Main Map Zones

2. The respective Legend displays for this particular Enrollee. Select the Zones tab to display the

zone points for the respective enrollee.

3. Select a particular point on the map and a pop-up window displays with information about the

zone.

Information Bubble

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4. Select the Camera icon next to the Address data to display an actual photo of the point the

Push Pins for Editing

Zone

enrollee was located at that specific time.

Google Earth Photo of Enrollee Zone Point

5. To edit a zone, select Create New Zone. Drag the Push Pin to the desired diameter and select

Save Zone when the zone editing is complete.

Edit Zone Boundaries

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Save Zone

ZONE MANAGER WIDGET

The Zone Manager widget is available in the Enrollment tab page menu if you have the appropriate permission to access the widget.

Description of Privileges

Access to the Zone Manager widget is granted via the Zone Editing privilege. With simple access to this widget, the user can:

• View their own zones

• Delete their own zones

• Transfer ownership of their own zones to another user

• Edit the geography of any of their own zones

• Create a new zone

A new Zone Administrator privilege allows the user to perform all of the above functions to the zones of any user in their agency ORI hierarchy.

Zone Manager Filter

To apply a filter on the list of enrollees within a zone, perform the following:

1. From The Enrollment tab, select the drop-down Add Enrollment Widget, Zone Manager.

The Zone Manager widget displays a robust filtering capability located in the Filter Options bar at the top of the widget.

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Zone Manager

2. Directly beneath the Filter Options bar, the widget displays the filtering options selected. The

widget defaults to display the regular (non-global) zones owned by the Agent.

3. Select the Filter Options bar to open the filter and view the filter controls.

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Filter Controls

NOTE: If you have access to the Zone Manager widget, yet do not have Zone Administrator

privileges or the Global Zone privilege, you will not have access to the following fields in the Filter:

* Owner Name

* My Zones Only (defaults to ‘checked’)

* Scope

These restrictions prevent a user from viewing or editing other user zones or global

zones unless they have proper training and privileges.

4. Select one or more options and select the Filter button. The widget refreshes to show the zones that

reflect the filtered criteria.

5. Select the Filter Options bar again to hide the filter. The widget displays the filter parameters

requested.

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Editing a Zone in the Zone Manager Widget

To change the zone parameters within Zone Manager widget, perform the following:

1. From the Zone Manager widget, select the [edit] link to access the Editor screen. All information

for the zone will be brought forward in the modal.

Edit Enrollee Zone

2. Make any necessary changes to the zone and then select Save Zone.

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Zone Administration in the Zone Manager Widget

Select a zone by highlighting the record OR

Select multiple zones by holding down the CTRL key on your computer keyboard as you select the zones OR

Select all zones using the Select All check box in the lower left corner of the widget.

At the bottom of the widget are the actions a zone manager may perform.

2) Change Owner

3) Change Scope (regular or global). Only administrators with privileges will have this

option in the drop-down.

4) Delete Selected Zones. When a zone is deleted, all events, violations and other data

pertaining to that zone are retained in the system. However, the zone is no longer accessible for assignment to an enrollee and is no longer visible in the Zone Manager widget.

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CHAPTER 5: SCHEDULES

Schedules can be set for any BluTag, BluHome or BluBox assigned to an enrollee. Schedules are set for individual enrollees. Agents set schedules for zone based on the time an enrollee is required to enter an inclusion zone and the time when the enrollee may exit an inclusion zone.

Exclusion zones default to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week or 24/7. However, agents may set the time period an enrollee is prohibited from entering an exclusion zone, if the enrollee is allowed to enter an exclusion zone at other times.

A single zone may be assigned to many enrollees, and each enrollee may have a different schedule for that zone.

If enrollees are assigned a BluHome or BluBox unit, agents may set the period of time enrollees must be in the presence of their assigned unit.

An enrollee can have multiple schedules for a single zone, and each schedule can be titled to describe its individual purpose. For example, an enrollee has a recurring appointment each Thursday, that creates a different curfew from the rest of the week. The curfew schedule for Thursday could be titled “Thursday’s Curfew for Appointments” and curfew for the remaining week days titled “Mon-Wed and Friday Curfew.”

SCHEDULE TERMINOLOGY

 Schedule Types – Zones, BluHomes, BluBox Groups (recurring or one-time schedules are set for

each type individually).

 Recurring Schedules – A permanent schedule that applies every week.

 One-Time Schedules – Only applies for a single specific date and time.

 Times – Start and end times indicate the period of time the schedule is active. An inclusion zone

schedule determines the time the enrollee is expected to enter and remain in the zone. An exclusion zone schedule determines the time the enrollee is restricted from entering the zone. BluHome or BluBox schedules determine the period of time an enrollee is expected to be within RF range of the device.

 All Day – A button that sets the start and end times to 24 hours.

 No Schedules – When a recurring schedule is deleted VeriTracks displays the original schedule

and a gray banner to remind the user that there is no schedule for that day.

 Forced Leave – Creates an alert if the enrollee remains in the RF range of BluHome or BluBox

after the curfew ends. If an enrollee does not leave the RF range on time, an “Awaiting Leave” event generates. If the enrollee is still in RF range 30 minutes after the curfew ends, a “Forced Leave Exceeded” violation generates.

 Days of Week – Indicates each day that the start time applies.

 Wrap - If an evening start time and a morning end time are chosen, the schedule automatically

wraps around to end the next morning. Choose only each day that the start time applies.

o For example, to create a schedule that starts at 8 p.m. (20:00) on Monday and ends at 8

a.m. (08:00) on Tuesday, you need only select Monday.

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RECURRING SCHEDULES

Enrollee’s Schedule

Types

Create a Recurring Schedule

1. From the Browse Enrollees widget, drag the selected enrollee name to the Enrollment Entry

widget.

2. From the Enrollment Entry widget, select Schedules. The tab displays a listing of schedules that

apply to that enrollee for the next seven calendar days.

3. At the top of the schedule, click the appropriate link to create or change schedules for a zone, a

BluHome unit, or a BluBox group.

4. Select the Zones link. Zone schedules for the enrollee display.

5. Double-click anywhere time is NOT scheduled on the calendar. The Schedule Details box

displays.

Schedule Details Box

6. Enter a schedule Title (i.e., New Event), applicable Days, the Zone to which the schedule

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applies, and the schedule Start and Stop time (or All Day).

7. Select Save.

8. VeriTracks displays the new schedule.

Recurring 24/7 Schedule

Alter a Recurring Schedule

The following steps reflect actually altering a Recurring Schedule in order to permanently change a

schedule segment.

1. Select any segment of the schedule you wish to alter.

2. Double click on the segment to view the Schedule Details box. Un-check the boxes of those

days you wish to alter.

3. Select Save.

NOTE: All segments of the recurring schedule are now deleted for the days a user un-

checked the boxes. Therefore, the enrollee is now not required to be in the Work Inclusion – Auto 24/7 Inclusion Zone (IZ) on those days.

Altered Recurring Schedule

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Delete a Recurring Schedule

1. Select any segment of the schedule you wish to delete.

2. Double-click the segment to view the Schedule Details box.

3. Select the Delete Entire Schedule button in the lower right corner of the box to permanently

remove this Enrollee’s schedule.

4. A message displays stating “Entire Schedule will be deleted, are you sure?” Select OK to

finalize the process.

ONE-TIME SCHEDULES

About One-Time Schedules

• One-time schedules apply only to the day in which they are visible.

• One-time schedules override any recurring schedules for that zone on that particular day.

• One-time schedules display on the calendar in orange.

NOTE: Orange specifies a one-time schedule.

There are two ways to create One-Time schedules:

1. Drag a recurring schedule segment to General, Add General widget, Calendar.

2. Create a one-time schedule from the Details box.

Once you have created a One-Time schedule:

• You can alter the orange schedule segment by dragging it to change the beginning and end times.

• You can also delete the orange schedule segment to revert to the original recurring schedule.

How to Create a One-Time Schedule

1. Select the segment you wish to alter.

2. Drag the beginning or end time of the segment to adjust the details.

3. VeriTracks displays the original schedule segment and the altered segment. The altered segment

displays in orange and is valid.

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Create a One-Time Schedule - Create a Schedule from Details Box

1. Double-click anywhere in the calendar to view the Schedule Details box.

2. Select the Switch to One-Time link.

3. Enter a schedule Title, the Zone to which the schedule applies, and the schedule Dates, Start

time and Stop time (or All Day).

4. Select Save.

NOTE: VeriTracks now displays the new schedule in orange as shown below.

Delete a One-Time Schedule

1. Select the orange highlighted section in the schedule.

2. Select the red Delete icon. I message displays stating that this “Item will be deleted, are you sure?

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3. Select OK. The orange segment is removed, leaving the original schedule intact.

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REMOVE A SCHEDULE ON A SPECIFIC DATE

1. Select the Zones tab.

2. Selet the segment you wish to remove.

3. Select the No Schedule For Today button.

4. VeriTracks displays the original schedule and a gray schedule indicator bar informs the user that

there is no schedule that day.

NOTE: Anytime a gray schedule indicator bar displays, NO valid schedules have been

recorded for that particular day.

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SCHEDULING TIPS – USING MULTIPLE INCLUSION ZONE SCHEDULES

If you:

The result:

Remove a zone from an enrollee.

The enrollee’s schedules for that zone are deleted permanently and must be recreated if the zone is added again.

Remove a BluTag from an enrollee (that is, they are now un-enrolled from VeriTracks).

If the enrollee had Zone schedules:

All of the enrollee’s zones and zone schedules remain attached to their profile and will be applied again automatically when or if they are re-enrolled on a BluTag and commands are sent to the new BluTag for active and 911 zones)

If the enrollee had BluHome schedules:

All of the enrollee’s BluHome schedules will remain attached to the profile and will be applied again automatically if they are reenrolled on a BluTag/BluHome combination.

If the enrollee had BluBox Group schedules:

The enrollee’s schedules for that BluBox group are deleted permanently and must be recreated if the enrollee is enrolled and added to the group again.

Remove an enrollee from a BluBox Group

The enrollee’s schedules for that BluBox group are deleted permanently and must be recreated if the enrollee is added to the group again.

NOTE: If multiple Inclusion Zones (IZ) are created, please allow sufficient time for the

enrollee to get from one zone to the next. Do not overlap inclusion zone schedule times or the enrollee will stay in a constant state of inclusion zone violation.

SCHEDULING TIPS – UNDERSTANDING CHANGES TO ENROLLMENT STATUS

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CHAPTER 6: SUPERVISING AN ENROLLEE

The Supervision tab provides the most current information for an enrollee. The Enrollee Dashboard in

Enrollee Details widget displays all assigned enrollees. Select the Enrollee Details widget to view

details regarding your caseload. Regardless of your selection, each widget defaults to your specific caseload. Supervisory staff may also use one of the search widgets to monitor enrollees in their office, region, or organization.

ENROLLEE DETAILS WIDGET

The primary source of enrollee information is the Enrollee Details widget on the Supervision tab. Access to the enrollee information in the Enrollee Details widget is limited to users who have a login for that ORI or the parent ORI in the organizational hierarchy.

TIP: For more information on any of the tabs in this widget, or to see any of the functions

being used, select the video icon in the upper right corner of the widget to see an on-line help video tutorial.

Enrollee Dashboard

1. Select the Enrollee Details widget – Enrollees tab. The Enrollee Details widget on the

Supervision tab has always been the location for the most up-to-date information about an Enrollee. VeriTracks has upgraded Enrollee Details to a dashboard view for greater visibility and added custom selection filters to make it easier for agents to manage their caseload of enrollees.

When an authorized agent opens the Enrollee Details widget, the Enrollee tab displays a full view of each enrollee’s profile along with an extensive column list and enhanced filtering capabilities.

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Enrollee Tab

It is important to note that when a supervising agent initially visits the Enrollee Details widget, the view defaults to display “Assigned” and “My Caseload” enrollees that are listed in the Enrollee column of the widget. The supervising agent may easily browse the entire list of enrollees’ profiles from this page or search for a specific enrollee by typing as much of the Enrollee’s name as possible then select [Apply Filter].

NOTE: VeriTracks conducts Boolean (that is, a partial word or character) filtered

searches. However, the more detailed information entered in the Enrollee search field - the greater the success rate of exact Enrollee matches being returned.

Key Dashboard Features

The dashboard features a number of columns with special features and data. A description of all the columns is in the section on customizing the dashboard. Below are a few of the most popular features.

Enrollee Details Widget – Enrollee Tab

Enrollee Details Widget – Status Tab

The Status tab, located within the Enrollee Dashboard, provides the opportunity to view the current details and most recent GPS tracking information for particular enrollees. This information is as current as of the last call by the device.

When an event occurs on an enrollee, users receive an immediate notification on your cellular device; however, it is possible that by the time you log in to VeriTracks, the event may have cleared the queue. Refresh the data on the Status page by pressing the Refresh Status button (the circular arrows within the Status tab itself). The tab also automatically refreshes every three (3) minutes.

The following information displays on this screen:

 Supervising officer or agent name and ORI

 Enrollee risk level (or “VICTIM” if individual is enrolled as a victim)

 Device number

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 Date, time, and approximate address of the enrollee’s last recorded position

 A View on Main Map link s you can view an enrollee’s most recent tracks. The map and its

capabilities are described later in this chapter.

 A Street View icon. Select the icon. If Street View is available in the vicinity of the last track

point, a Street View pop-up displays on your screen.

 A red “X” on the map represents the enrollee’s last reported position.

 Date and time of the last contact from the device

 A Turn On Rapid Contact button. Select this button and a command is sent to the BluTag

causing it to call in every two (2) minutes for the next hour. When the button is selected, the screen refreshes to display the end time of the rapid reporting

Enrollee Details Widget – Rapid Contact Information

 A link to a contact history report which displays the most recent contacts VeriTracks received

from the enrollee’s BluTag.

 Device battery level. Anything above 4.2 is near full charge and anything below 3.7 means the

BluTag is in danger of going off-line. Note also the green bar which gives a graphic representation of the percentage of battery power left.

 A link to a complete list of the enrollee’s zone and RF schedules

 BluBox or BluHome assignments and status

 Any open events

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 Three methods of contacting the enrollee: send vibrate, send audible tone, or silent position

request to contact the BluTag.

The three icons are located on the right side of the Enrollee Status page and display as follows:

Send Vibrate

Send Audible Tone

Send Request Position (Silent to the offender)

The icon that is used for the silent position request is also the icon used to cause a hybrid BluTag to report its data.

Enrollee Details widget – Status Tab

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Filter Display

View On

Main Map

Store Notes

Confirm

Event

Enrollee Details widget – Event Tab

The Event tab, also located within the Enrollee Details view, lists all the violations for an enrollee within the last 48 hours. Change the time range on the screen to display longer or shorter periods of event time for the enrollee.

Select View On Main Map icon to the left of the event name to map the tracks recorded by the BluTag during the event.

Check the Confirm box and click OK on the resulting pop-up window to record that you reviewed the event. The check box will be replaced by your first initial and last name.

You can also capture notes about events. The notes are date and time stamped and attributed to you. Each agency should adopt a standard for making notes. To add a note, click the Notes icon for the event, enter note text, and click Save.

Use the Generate Instant Enrollee Event Report button to send a report to the reports queue for all events currently displayed in the screen.

The Notes link allows users to enter as many date and time stamped notes as needed.

View Filtered Events

To view certain events for an enrollee, perform the following:

1. Select the Filter bar to manipulate and display the enrollee’s events in a filtered view.

2. Select the Start and End Dates for the filtered request.

3. Select the Events you wish to view by holding [Ctrl] and selecting each event type that is

included in the filtered view.

4. Enter a value in the Duration field greater than the value entered, if any.

5. Select the Filter button located at the bottom of the Event’s tab to display the results in the

standard Events tab format.

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Enrollee Details Widget – Events Tab

Enrollee Details widget – Profile and Addresses tabs

The Profile and Addresses tabs are displays of information entered during the enrollment process. These

tabs are read-only to mean that no information may be modified in these specific tabs.

Enrollee Details widget – Assignments tab

The Assignments tab contains a history of the specific BluTag assigned to the enrollee, the beginning and end dates of that assignment, the reason the device was changed, and the user under whose login the unassignment was performed.

This tab is read-only and no actual assignments or un-assignments may be conducted through the Assignment tab.

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Enrollee Details widget – Zones tab

The Zones tab contains a listing of all areas currently assigned to the enrollee, including a map of the zone geography.

The Zones tab also contains an Edit link to provide users with the Schedules modal to edit the enrollee’s times in and around a particular zone.

Enrollee Details Widget – Zones Tab

MAPPING PROCEDURES

Three (3) ways to chart an enrollee’s tracks:

1. From the Supervision tab, select the Enrollee Details widget, there is a View Map to the left of

the Enrollee Dashboard to the left of each enrollee.

2. Drag the enrollee to the Main map from the Universal Search Panel.

3. Select the View On Main Map icon next to the left of each Enrollee name in the Events tab.

When the View on Main Map link from the Enrollee Details widget is selected, or when an enrollee is dragged from the Universal Search Panel to the map, VeriTracks displays the most recent four hours of tracks for that enrollee.

In the illustration below, the last position was at 16:17, so the map displays from 12:17 to 16:17

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When the View on Main Map icon is selected next to an Enrollee in the Events tab, the map displays the tracks recorded by the BluTag at the time of the event. The start time of the mapped tracks is the start time of the event. The window of time mapped is rounded up to the next available window size. (If the event lasts 11 minutes, 15 minutes of tracks will be mapped).

Enrollee Details Widget – Events Tab

TIP: To review an entire caseload on the map, bring up the points of the first enrollee in your

caseload. Adjust the start time on the map to the earliest time from which you wish to view the enrollee’s tracks. Then click the Lock Start Time button in the map legend tool. Drag the names of succeeding enrollees to the map and their tracks will always start with the locked-in start time.

To unlock the start time simply un-check the Lock Start Time box.

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MAPPING TOOLS

The VeriTracks mapping function uses services provided by Google™ Maps. Both the Enrollee Status menu option and the Search menu option provide access to the mapping function.

VeriTracks uses a private (secure) interface for Google so there are times when the public site may show data not yet on the secure Google site.

The map screen contains five areas: the Map Tool Panel, the Map Info Panel, the Map Time Scale Panel, the Map Panel and the Map Footer Panel.

Map Panel Layout

The Map Info Panel supplements the Map Tool Panel by displaying information pertaining to the current tool selected. The Map Time Scale Panel shows the current time scale of the data displayed on the map. The Map Panel is the Google Map itself. The Map Footer Panel displays additional information about the map such as the current mouse map coordinates.

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Map Tool Panel and Map Info Panel

The Map Tool Panel consists of four tabs to analyze an enrollee’s tracks on a map. The Map Info Panel explains how a tool works or provides multiple options for the tool. When a tool button is clicked from the Map Tool Panel, the Map Info Panel updates showing specific information about the tool.

The four tabs on the Map Tool Panel are Legend, Locate, Zones and Playback. The mapping tool panel has one icon for each of the four tools.

Map Tools

Legend tab

The Legend tab explains symbols and other features visible on the map. In Google Maps, objects such as roads, cities, etc., are inherently shown on the map. The legend only shows those additional objects overlaid by VeriTracks. These layers consist of, but are not limited to, enrollee tracks, enrollee addresses, event and violation symbols and crime scene incidents. When you open the Legend tab, the Map Info Panel refreshes to show the details about the tool.

Enrollee Legend

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View Enrollees on Map

Enrollees Section

The most important feature of this section is the ability to easily change the enrollee’s tracks that are displaying on the map. Multiple enrollees’ data can be requested through the VeriTracks Search function, yet only two (2) enrollees’ tracks can be displayed on a Google Map at any given time.

In the Selected box, users see the name or names of the enrollees whose track points currently display on the map. Select the red “-” to the left of the enrollee’s name and the enrollee’s track points are removed from the map and the enrollee’s name moves down to the Available box as indicated by a green “+”, and as shown in the image below. Nonetheless, from the Selected box, the dot to the right of an enrollee’s name shows the color of his/her tracks on the map that displays on the right. Select any dot on the map and the map displays a pop up cloud detailing the exact location the enrollee was tracked at that given point, as shown below. Select the camera icon in the information cloud and a GPS photo of the exact location point displays.

Enrollee Detailed Point

The Available box displays the name or names of any enrollees included in your search; however, available enrollee points are not currently displayed on the map until they are moved to the Selected box. To do so, select the green “+” to the left of the enrollee’s name and the enrollee’s tracks display on the map and the enrollee’s name moves up to the “Selected” box.

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Control Enrollee Map View Data

Underneath the Enrollee selection area, there is a group of check boxes used to control the specific data that displays on the map.

 Lock Start Date – Maps several enrollees leaving one in the Selected box, change the start time

of the enrollee’s tracks to an earlier time, and select the Lock Start Date box.

The locked date displays under the check box.

Enrollee Lock Start Date

Move the next available enrollee from the Available box to the Selected box. Wherever the map start times are current, the start time jumps back to the date time that was originally locked in for this enrollee.

This function is useful for reviewing the tracks of an entire caseload. For example, if a user logs in to VeriTracks in the morning and drags all of his/her caseload down to the Main Map, the agent can change the start time to 5:00 pm the night before and lock the start time, then review the tracks of the first enrollee in the Available box, scrolling forward through the night.

When a user selects the green ball to the left of the next enrollee in the Selected box, the start time automatically reverts to 5:00 pm of the night before.

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 Enrollee Addresses – This checkbox turns on or off the display of the icons associated with

addresses retained in the Address tab of the enrollee’s profile.

Enrollee Address Display View

 GPS and Cell Towers – This dropdown permits users to toggle between displaying both the GPS

tracks and cell tower locations (default), or just the GPS tracks, or just the cell tower locations reported by the BluTag.

GPS & Cell Tower Display View

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A cell tower location is generated when a T-Mobile BluTag is unable to hear sufficient GPS satellites to record a valid GPS location. In this situation, the BluTag records the latitude and longitude of the cell tower that communicates at that point in time.

Cell tower locations are displayed as a green square in place of the red or blue GPS point.

 Cell Track Trapezoids – VeriTracks has the ability to give an approximate location based on

additional location from T-Mobile cell towers. Check this box to see the trapezoids.

 Show Connected Tracks and Show Numbered Labels – These checkboxes are used to connect

the tracks on the map with a line and number the points sequentially.

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When the Show Connected Tracks box is checked, the map refreshes and the connected tracks are shown.

When the Show Numbered Labels box is checked, the map refreshes again to show the sequential numbering of the track points.

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