But still for a co that has no prospects as some posters suggest...
...they do seem to be moving forward in a most complex and technical manner
UPDATE ON COMMERCIALISATION Last week at Langkawi, the Company completed all of the formal contractually required Acceptance Test Procedures (ATP’s) needed prior to handover. Since then, the Company has been ensuring that the system integrates smoothly with the overall National operating procedures used in Malaysia. Since completion of the ATP’s, the customer has requested additional features including the ability to have the Cape Range system send an SMS message to the relevant Telekom engineer in the case of a critical failure. To satisfy this request, the Company worked with relevant engineering groups, to configure the software and to then introduce a requested fault. The Company was then able to demonstrate that the system reported the fault as designed. There are many similar capabilities built into the Cape Range system that were integrated by Telekom departments so as to ensure that proprietary Telekom operating procedures were updated for operating and localizing faults in the network and to ensure that the customer is able to take full advantage of the features of the Cape Range system. Meanwhile, commercial documentation required to schedule the delivery of Cape Range Wireless equipment over the rest of this year is being prepared by the customer. This will be used by the Company to schedule production and the purchase of components so as to be able to fulfill purchase orders for equipment valued at US$8 million. These installations will replace existing equipment from another manufacturer where the site has previously been surveyed. Now that all of the ATP requirements have been completed on Langkawi, meetings have been scheduled to proceed with paid trials as part of additional contracts in Malaysia. The exhaustive testing procedures conducted on Langkawi will not have to be repeated as the equipment is already approved for installation in a network. Only site-specific testing will be required. These new contracts will be for green-field sites where no current service is available. Equipment required for these trials is currently being manufactured. CommunicAsia launches today and marks two milestones: Firstly, with reference sites in Malaysia finally available, the focus of marketing expands to complete contracts that we have been developing over the past two years in countries outside of Malaysia. Our presence at CommunicAsia will also allow the Company to initiate additional markets in countries in line with our longstanding marketing plans. The Cape Range Wireless Arcadian product has now matured into a full multi-service platform for fixed line operators. For national telephone companies operating in a regulatory environment of convergent services, this provides the capability to offer a variety of required services, using a single platform. This platform is the Arcadian Communications System. At CommunicAsia, Cape Range Wireless will show voice,
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