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GPS - Federal PLGR+96/II Encryption for US Federal Civilian Agencies
Last Modified: 10/4/05 1:29 PM
RESPONSE REQUIRED:
All Federal users in DOI will be notified when their P-Y Code receivers must
be rekeyed. See the encryption section below.
ENCRYPTION SERVICE:
- Custom Service: ($50.00 / PLGR+96). This service provides encryption of each
PLGR+96. The Custom Service delivers each PLGR+96 to individual locations.
- Each shipment should utilize FedEx shipping (or equivalent, with permission)
for positive tracking, and must enclose the return FedEx label. US Postal
Service is NOT suitable. Shipments should be placed between Monday and Thursday
to avoid package storage over weekends. See below for FedEx label instructions.
- Each PLGR+96 should come with the new memory battery attached (taped in the
handle works well). DO NOT use packing peanuts, as they retain a static charge,
which can be harmful to electronics.
- NOTE: USGS users have used a bulk $25.00 Service, with Center GPS coordinators
packaging and shipping equipment. This rate has not met past expenses, and is
under review.
- Rekey Dates:
- Most DOI receivers have a key tag covering the memory battery compartment
that reads: "Do Not Open, Battery and Key 34, mo/day/year." This
tag shows the date of installation of both your memory battery and the
encryption cycle. This is the approximate anniversary date of your memory
battery and rekey.
- Your agency coordinator will direct you when to send in your receiver for
it's annual rekey; however, this will be in 1 of 3 windows during the year.
DOI rekeys in April/ July / October, and your key tag date will indicate the
closest group you will participate in.
- Alternate dates must be arranged with your agency coordinator, and DOI will
work to allow you to split your rekey between these cycles to minimize your
project down time.
- William Oatfield is assisting the
Denver Cooperative Site, and is a new employee assisting Rick Spengler with
the rekey process. She will be emailing users about rekey scheduling and
logistics.
- FED EX label instructions:
FedEx ½ page Airbill, form ID 0210 Directions: (non graphic)
Block 1:
- Leave Denver Shipping Date Blank
- Place Rick Spengler in the Shipper Address with the Denver Federal Center
departure address
Block 2:
- Enter PLGR Serial Number In Block 2; plus an internal reference account if needed
Block 3:
- Completely fill in your FedEx address, phone, etc.; no P.O. Boxes
Block 4a:
- Standard Overnight is much cheaper than Priority
Block 5:
Block 7:
- Payment is via Recipient or Third Party and Print your FedEx account number
- Declared value your Choice
Block 8: DO NOT USE
- Do NOT give a release signature; this allows uncontrolled delivery
REMEMBER:
ALL GPS PPS ACTIVITIES WILL BE SUPPORTED AND CONDUCTED USING THE ESTABLISHED
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE: GPS User - Agency GPS Coordinator - Departmental GPS Coordinator
- Federal Civilian Agency PPS Coordinator - Pentagon.
Maintenance and related questions on the PLGR+96 receiver should be directed
to your DOI Agency or Bureau
GPS coordinator. DOI coordination questions can be directed to
Karl Brown at (970) 225-3591; fax (970) 225-3585; or emailed below. Rekey scheduling
and trouble-shooting questions can be directed to William Oatfield at (303) 236-5050 x274.
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