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To: steve who wrote (10867)	10/18/1998 7:13:00 PM
From: Steve Felix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26039

steve, This is probably what your "may have been taken care of" link was to lead to. Couldn't get the link to work. I think it was dated June 30. Didn't notice a time period for the bids. Who knows, maybe we're knocking this one down as we cyberspeak! Thanks for all your great work for the thread. * TIME AND ATTENDANCE CLOCKING SYSTEM. Offer to purchase 1,500 time and attendance clocking systems for use in monitoring personnel movement and payroll functionality. System must have the following functions: interface to personal computer via RS232 serial comms and via ethernet LAN network, ability to cater tor 500 employees clocking in over a 30-minute time period, identification of employees via passive transponder technology (smart cards) and via biometrics (face, iris or fingerprint recognition), support eight digital input/output signals for alarming purposes (relay contacts). Contact: Alan Palmer, D & A Timbers Building Material Merchants, Cnr. Henwood & Shepstone Road, Pinetown, Kwa Zulu Natal, 3600, South Africa. Phone: +27 31 7058451. Fax: +27 31 7058030. E-mail: aldadbn(AT)iafrica.com.

To: steve who wrote (10867)	10/18/1998 7:29:00 PM
From: Steve Felix	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26039

To all, Old but new to me. Should have bought IDX to begin with. ocjs.state.oh.us Project 39 - LiveScan Ariss asked if there was going to be any funding to interface DBI with Identix because he wants to be able to submit his LiveScan data electronically and not have to potentially do double entry since he has a DBI LiveScan. Potter explained that BCI & I is supposed to be purchasing a method of conversion. He added that, through LEADS, it is possible to transfer the data into Miami Valley and then they will submit the data to BCI & I. Bathe concurred that this is how Clermont County is sending data. Bell noted that Montgomery and Hamilton counties are submitting with T1 lines. Ariss stated that he was out of the loop of those two counties since he is from Warren County. He has been told that, since they already have a DBI machine, they are low priority even though they contribute high volume. Potter added that he thought it had already been worked out, but the delay is at the state level getting equipment. Ariss noted that it would save the state money to just let DBI convert data rather than putting in new machines. He added that they are currently sending data to Miami Valley so this may take care of the problem. NOTE: After checking with BCI & I, the plan is still to install a server for DBI's data that will accept NIST compliant DBI LiveScan data.