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SCHEDULE 1: APS SYSTEM AND OBLIGATIONS APS SYSTEM License for the use of the APS Service as described in this agreement applies to the installation and usage of, and access to the following components on the Licensee's equipment: 1. APS Service client software and relevant enhancements (supplied on distribution diskettes, or via the APS Service software distribution files located on the licensor's computer network). 2. APS Service documentation (Help files) included on the APS Service client software. 3. APS Service oriented user documentation. In addition, Licensee is granted access to the following services as authorized in Schedule 2: 1. Access to the APS Service central site database via network or dial-up connection as authorized by the APS Service administrator. 2. Access to APS support staff by Licensee's APS Service Jurisdiction Administrator for operational questions related to accessing the service via network or dial-up connection. Use of Contents Neither Licensee nor any user of the Licensee's account may reproduce, distribute, transmit or otherwise transfer any content received or accessed through the APS Service except as required, and legally allowed, in the conduct of authorized investigations of criminal activity, or verification of compliance with applicable operational laws and regulations by pawnbrokers, secondhand dealers, or precious metal dealers. Ancillary Equipment Licensee is responsible for acquiring and maintaining all telephone and computer hardware and services necessary to access and use the APS Service via network or dial-up connection. APS Client System Requirements: Workstations must be capable of connecting to the APS central server at the State of Minnesota either by dial-up or permanent network connection and must be running Windows NT 4.0, Windows 9x, Windows Me, Windows 2000 or Windows XP. The minimum system requirements for running the APS client are an Intel Pentium 300Mhz (or faster) with 128 Mb RAM, VGA monitor with 800x600 resolution and 256 colors, and a 56k baud modem (if a permanent network connection is not available). Operational Responsibilities Every Licensee is responsible for the following: 1. Installation of all hardware components, PC operating software, networking software and APS Service client software. 2. Designating an employee as the APS Service Jurisdiction Administrator. (See Schedule 1-A for current Jurisdiction Administrator roles and tasks.) 3. Designating an employee as the APS Service Investigator/User Trainer. 4. Assignment and administration of appropriate user codes and passwords to authorized users of the APS Service system within its jurisdiction. In addition, every data contributor Licensee is responsible for: 1. Coordination and administration of the addition of licensed jurisdiction dealers who will be sending data via modem to the APS Service central site. c:\users\gabrielsons\appdata\Iocal\microsoft\windows\temporary i ernet files\content.outlook\09t14ah0\apsuserag reecasscsond 2013.doc