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This invention relates to illuminating an optically readable code, more particularly to illuminating a fluorescent optically readable code with intense ultraviolet light, thereby causing the ultraviolet material to fluoresce and become readable by a camera or CCD device.
Ultraviolet materials are well-suited for use as inks and resins for printing optically readable codes, such as optical character recognition, bar codes, matrix codes and other one-dimensional and multidimensional symbologies, because an ultraviolet material is excited and fluoresces when ultraviolet light strikes it. The fluorescent light emitted by the ultraviolet material may then be detected, that is photographed or imaged with a camera or CCD device, and the captured information decoded and processed.
Ultraviolet printing materials provide a further benefit that, compared to nonultraviolet printing inks or fluorescent materials, they can be more readily applied directly on a greater variety of substrates, such as glass as in the case of glass vials or test tubes. More particularly, printing ultraviolet optically readable codes directly on a surface eliminates the need to print an optically readable code on a paper label which must then be applied to the substrate.
An especially useful type of binary code is a matrix code as described in detail in U.S. Pat. No. 5,324,923, which is incorporated by reference herein. Matrix codes are more compact and can contain more information than other binary codes (making them especially suitable as identifiers on small test tubes). Matrix codes can also be made very reliable.
To cause the ultraviolet material to fluoresce sufficiently to be read by a nearby camera requires light intense enough to illuminate and facilitate the capture of all of the coded information. Unlike ordinary incandescent lamps, a strobe lamp is known to provide a high intensity flash with a sufficient quantity of ultraviolet light to cause the requisite fluorescence. The fluorescent light emitted by the ultraviolet material may be the same color as the ink in a nonfluorescent state.
A conventional strobe lamp, however, emits an undesirable amount of nonultraviolet light which interferes with the fluorescence of the ultraviolet material. Moreover, the ultraviolet light may also cause other fluorescent materials, which do not contain coded information and which are not the intended target for the fluorescence, to fluoresce and thereby generate additional fluorescent light which interferes with the reading of the optically readable code.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide a single device, which works in conjunction with a camera or CCD device, to enable the reading of optically readable codes printed in ultraviolet materials.
It is a further object of this invention to provide a radiant energy source for illuminating ultraviolet material of an optically readable code with sufficiently intense ultraviolet light to cause the ultraviolet material to fluoresce.
It is a further object of this invention to illuminate the ultraviolet material using a strobe lamp.
It is a further object of this invention to filter out nonultraviolet light generated by the strobe lamp before the light impinges on the ultraviolet material.
It is a further object of this invention to provide a means for filtering out undesired fluorescent light emitted from materials near the optically readable code at the time of illumination by the strobe lamp.
It is a further object of this invention to permit high speed reading of optically readable codes, including Vision, optical character recognition (OCR) and one and two-dimensional symbologies like bar and matrix codes.
These objectives are achieved by an apparatus and method according to the present invention for illuminating an ultraviolet material with ultraviolet light. The apparatus comprises a housing having an interior chamber, an interior wall on one side of the interior chamber, a first side of the chamber facing the ultraviolet material, a second side of the chamber opposite the first side, a first opening and a second opening in the first side, and a third opening in the second side, a passageway having a perimeter surrounded by an outer wall, the passageway extending substantially from the second opening to the third opening, the passageway perimeter defining the interior wall of the chamber, a strobe lamp disposed within the chamber having an ultraviolet light output, wherein the passageway perimeter prevents the ultraviolet light generated by the strobe lamp from passing into the passageway, and an ultraviolet bandpass filter covering the first opening of the chamber, but not the passageway, to block substantially all nonultraviolet light generated by the strobe lamp. Preferably, the ultraviolet material comprises an ink or resin of a particular color printed on a substrate as an optically readable code.
In another aspect of this invention, an apparatus for illuminating an ultraviolet optically readable symbol comprises a housing having a light emitting end and a cavity, a strobe light disposed in the housing cavity having an ultraviolet radiation output, a passageway disposed in the housing optically isolated from the strobe light, and a first bandpass filter coupled to the housing so that the strobe light ultraviolet radiation output passes through the first filter and does not pass into the passageway, the first filter having a bandpass frequency range in the ultraviolet range.
The method of reading with the apparatus the optically readable code imprinted on the substrate comprises placing a sensor near the illuminator apparatus and means for reading an image behind the third opening, moving an optically readable code first in front of the sensor to activate the sensor and then moving the code in front of the housing, illuminating the strobe lamp in response to the activation of the sensor, the ultraviolet filter permitting only ultraviolet light to pass through onto the optically readable code, thereby causing the ultraviolet material of the optically readable code to fluoresce and emit light in the first band of wavelengths, and reading the optically readable code with the reading means.
In another aspect of this invention, a method for detecting optically readable codes printed in ultraviolet material comprises detecting a presence of the optically readable code, operating a strobe light to emit ultraviolet radiation in response to a detected code, filtering the emitted ultraviolet radiation to substantially eliminate nonultraviolet radiation, illuminating the optically readable code with the filtered emitted radiation, and detecting light emitted in response to the illumination of the code.
In a preferred embodiment, the strobe lamp is ring-shaped and flashes once in response to the signal from a proximity sensor. Ultraviolet light from the strobe lamp in the range of 230-430 nm passes through the ultraviolet bandpass filter and onto the optically readable code. The ultraviolet light causes the ultraviolet material in the code to fluoresce, emitting light of the same color as the color of the ultraviolet material, and reflect onto a second filter over the "second opening" at the front of the cylindrical passageway which filters light of the same color as the color of the ultraviolet material. Thus, where a blue ultraviolet ink is used, the second filter comprises a bandpass filter passing light between the wavelengths of 350-550 nm. The light travels through the passageway to the "third opening" at the rear of the passageway where the code is read by an image sensing means, such as a camera or CCD device. The apparatus also may comprise a camera stand on which the image sensing means is rested.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the illuminator of the present invention, a camera and an ultraviolet material imprinted in the shape of a matrix code on a surface material;
FIG. 2A is a front view of the illuminator of FIG. 1 as assembled with filters and retaining ring;
FIG. 2B is a front view of the illuminator of FIG. 1 with the bandpass filters, retaining ring, and strobe mount removed;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the illuminator along line 3--3 of FIG. 2B;
FIG. 4 is a rear view of the illuminator with the strobe mount removed;
FIG. 5A is a front view of the ultraviolet bandpass filter, the rear view being substantially a mirror image thereof;
FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of the ultraviolet filter along line 5--5 of FIG. 5A;
FIG. 6A is a front view of the circular, blue filter mounted to the front of the illuminator, the rear view being substantially a mirror image thereof;
FIG. 6B is a cross-sectional view of the blue filter along line 6--6 of FIG. 6A;
FIG. 7A is a front view of the filter retaining ring;
FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view of the retaining ring along line 7--7 with screws inserted;
FIG. 8A is a front view of the ring-shaped strobe lamp used in the illuminator;
FIG. 8B is a side view of the strobe lamp;
FIG. 9 is a partially exploded, perspective view of the illuminator with strobe mount to be mounted to the bottom of the illuminator;
FIGS. 10A-10B are bottom and side views, respectively, of the strobe mount;
FIG. 11 is a graph representative of the transmittance of light generated by the strobe lamp as a function of the bandwidths of light which pass through the ultraviolet filter.
Referring to FIGS. 1-3, a strobe illuminator 5 of the present invention, is shown. Strobe illuminator 5 includes a strobe housing 10 which has an outer ring 20 and an interior cavity or chamber 22. As illustrated in FIG. 4, most of the rear of housing 10 is enclosed. At the center of the rear of housing 10 is an opening 40 which opens into a cylindrical passageway 35 extending from the rear to the front of the illuminator and forming the inner wall of chamber 22. Housing 10 and passageway 35 may be molded as a single piece with the outer ring 20 from a material such as Delrin. The lens of a camera or CCD device 50 (FIG. 1) may be rested on stand 42 and positioned over an opening 40 at the rear of passageway 35.
Two circular-shaped filters, blue bandpass filter 24 and ultraviolet (UV) bandpass filter 26, shown individually in FIGS. 5A-B and 6A-B, respectively, are secured to the front of the illuminator with retaining ring 28 (FIGS. 7A-7B). The center of UV filter 26 has a circular cutout 43 which fits around the exterior of passageway 35.
FIG. 2A shows the front of illuminator 5 as assembled. FIG. 2B shows the front of illuminator 5 with filters 24 and 26 and retaining ring 28 removed.
FIG. 3 shows a cross-section of illuminator 5 along line 3--3 of FIG. 2B. At the front of passageway 35, the innermost and outermost circumferences of wall 36 are slightly recessed at recesses 37, 38, forming seats for filters 24 and 26. The recesses 37, 38 are approximately as deep as the thickness of the respective filter. The inner circumference of outer ring 20 is also recessed at recess 39 approximately as deep as the width of the UV filter 36. Blue filter 24 sits in the inner recess 38 over the front end of passageway 35. The outer diameter of UV filter 26 sits in recess 39 and the inner diameter sits in recess 37. As mentioned above, both filters are held in place with retaining ring 28. Retaining ring 28 is mounted with four evenly-spaced screws 30 which screw into holes 32. Any conventional structure for securing the filters may be used, including retaining clips, adhesives and the like.
One suitable blue filter 24 is made by Hoya Optics part no. B-460. This filter transmits light with a wavelength in approximately the 430-470 nm range and is annular having a 0.850" O.D. and a 0.10" thickness. However, any filter which filters light in this range is also suitable.
UV filter 26 transmits light in the ultraviolet (UV) range of approximately 230-430 nm range, while blocking the transmission (absorbing) of substantially all nonultraviolet light outside this range. In the preferred embodiment, shown by curve A in FIG. 11, UV filter 26 is efficient, having a peak transmittance of 85-90%. One suitable UV filter 26, transmitting light in the desired range, is Hoya Optics part no. U-360 having a 3.81" O.D. and 1.25" I.D. and a 0.01" thickness. The UV filter 26 from Hoya Optics permits some infrared light to pass, as shown by curve B (FIG. 11), but this infrared light does not interfere with the operation of the illuminator.
Should a particular UV filter 26 not have a transmittance as high as shown by curve A, the wattage of strobe lamp 55, discussed below, may be increased, although this would reduce the efficiency of the illuminator.
At the bottom rear of housing 10 is a stand 42 molded as part of housing 10. The top of stand 42 is shaped to permit the lens of a camera or CCD device 50 to be rested thereon, and typically will be arcuate-shaped. (FIGS. 3 and 4) The bottom of stand 42 preferably conforms to the perimeter of the outer ring 20. (FIG. 9)
Housing 10 sits on strobe mount 44, the top of which is also shaped for mounting the housing 10 including stand 42 thereon and is preferably arcuate-shaped. (FIGS. 1 and 9) Strobe mount 44 is attached to housing 10 with two screws 46 (one under outer ring 20 and the other under stand 42). As illustrated in FIG. 10B, two threaded holes 48 through strobe mount 44 permit the illuminator 5 with strobe mount 44 to be mounted on a stand (not shown).
A ring-shaped strobe flash lamp 55 which surrounds passageway 35 (FIGS. 2B, 3, 8A-8B) is held in place within chamber 22 with retaining clip 60 which is screwed into housing 10 at 57. A preferred ring-shaped lamp is manufactured by EG&G Optoelectronics Part No.: 302-3001 (also referred to as Model MVS 3001). This is a 60 W lamp which emits light in a bandwidth of 300--1100+ nm. The lamp is preferably powered at 600-1000 V. It can be ordered in a variety of diameters, with the 2.5" diameter being preferred to keep the illuminator compact for use in a wide variety of applications. The strobe pulse duration required to trigger the strobe to flash is adjustable from 10 to 100 microseconds. The desired duration of the strobe flash once it is triggered is approximately 40 microseconds.
The two terminals 64 of lamp 55 curve away at a 90 degree angle from the ring-shaped portion of the lamp. (FIG. 8B) Lamp 55 is inserted into housing 10 with terminals 64 toward the bottom of the housing and extending into stand 42. High voltage power leads 62 (FIG. 9) extending out through two holes 70 on the rear of stand 42 (FIG. 4) connect lamp 55 via connectors 63 to a high voltage strobe power supply (not shown) external to the illuminator. One set of appropriate power leads and connectors 63 are shipped by EG&G Optoelectronics along with ring-shaped lamp 55.
Working in conjunction with illuminator 5 is a sensor 64 (FIG. 1) which is mounted near the illuminator. Sensor 64 senses when an object is passing in proximity to the illuminator 5. A suitable proximity sensor may be a Keyence reflective sensor Model PZ2-62.
The operation of the illuminator 5 in an application for reading a matrix code 80 imprinted in blue-colored ultraviolet ink on a surface 82 is now described. Camera 50, illuminator 5 and the proximity sensor 64 are connected to a controller (not shown) which does not form a part of this invention and is therefore not described in great detail. The controller functions to receive a signal from the sensor 64 when an object passes in front of the sensor. This signal in turn triggers the controller to operate simultaneously to activate the strobe lamp 55 to flash once for approximately 40 microseconds, and to cause camera 50 to record an image. The UV light 100 from the strobe lamp 55 passes through UV filter 26 and impinges upon the blue-colored UV material on surface 82, of which matrix code 80 is comprised, causing the UV material to fluoresce. The emitted light 110 is the same color as the ink, viz. blue. The UV light may also impinge upon other nearby materials, whether a surface 82 or otherwise, which fluoresce in response to UV light. Thus, non-blue light may be emitted from the substrate 82 as well.
The emitted light 110, is reflected onto the illuminator 5, where ambient non-blue light is filtered out by blue filter 24 filtering in the 350-550 nm range, and the filtered light is captured by camera 50 for processing.
As an example, if the ultraviolet ink was printed for identification purposes on a test tube with an orange stopper, the blue filter would filter out any orange light which may be emitted due to some possible fluorescence of the orange material.
Although blue ink is currently the most common color of UV material, one could select to print a matrix code in an ultraviolet ink of a different color. For proper operation, a filter having a color corresponding to the color of the ultraviolet ink must then be substituted as filter 24, in place of a blue filter, to filter out extraneous wavelengths.
One satisfactory UV material which may be used in conjunction with the present invention is the Domino ink type CL1410 which absorbs light at approximately 385 nm (the Hoya Optics U-360 UV filter has a transmittance of approximately 55% at this wavelength) and, in response, reflects back light at 430-470 nm. Another satisfactory ultraviolet ink is made by Videojet.
The illuminator must be located within a maximum distance from the matrix code to illuminate the code and record the fluorescent light reflected onto the illuminator. The maximum distance depends on the intensity of the ultraviolet light and the fluorescence of the material, and thus will likely be different in different applications and designs. To insure that the UV light is intense enough to cause the UV material to fluoresce, generally, it is preferable to leave no more than six inches between the illuminator and the UV material. However, a sufficiently fluorescent material may be excited by the lamp 60 at a farther distance.
Although the above description refers to the side of the illuminator to which the filters are secured as the "front" as a means of reference, the illuminator may typically be used with the filters facing upward and the camera positioned underneath the illuminator.
One skilled in the art will recognize that numerous modifications and variations can be made to the illuminator without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. For example, although the UV filter 26 is circular in the preferred embodiment because it is easier to cut a circular filter, the UV filter 26 may be shaped differently. One alternative is to use a square UV filter. A further alternative is to use a square UV filter and to substitute a ring strobe light with a non ring strobe bulb and/or multiple strobe bulbs. Such an arrangement may permit the illuminator to be more compact. As another example, although unnecessary for the structure described above, vent holes may be made in the outer ring of the housing or a small fan can be placed inside the housing for cooling. In either case, the goal is to provide uniformly sufficient illumination over the code to be read.
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I have been asked to come up with some ideas for a 1950's themed wedding cake. The bride has told me it will be a casual wedding with a focus on good food and wine, and that they will be dressed in 1950's style. She says she doesn't mind something a little 'out there' as she's not into traditional with flowers. I'd like to give her some ideas for cupcake towers and tiered cakes but I'm so busy this week I'm struggling for creativity! Has anyone ever had a request like this before? Any ideas out there?
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Maybe you can do something with a root beer float look to it, young couples dating sipping on a float together was big in the fifties--at least that's what my mom tells me. Just a suggestion. I am a little out there sometimes so what I think is neat-others don't.
Thanks mama_can_bake for the suggestion, I like the idea of 1950's diner style too. Welcome to CC!
Hi- I have a 50's basement & the diner comes to mind... couple at a booth drinking a root beer float. Black & white tile floor,colors could be black,& teal, or black & red, & white. Juke box,45's for records,poodle anything?? Just some thoughts. Good luck!
Art deco or polka dots come to mind, but it's early here and my brain's not all the way 'on'. Juke box groom's cake, or something to do with saddle shoes or classic cars...
Colette Peters has a great red, black, and white art deco cake in her wedding cakes book.
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Capt-America43 9 years ago#1
Does anyone have any ideas for a sequel? Here's what I would do:
1)increase the effectiveness of missiles and optical weaponry, and make aircraft worth the money
2)Add more hulls, including futuristic and planned designs
3)Make larger levels and add a multiplayer mode (obviously)
4)Make the surroundings more realistic, such as better wave effects
5)Is anyone else hoping for a Wii release?
BigFattyPlus 9 years ago#2
I agree wholeheartedly. Also, may I add "make anti-missile/torpedo weaponry more effective"?
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The aircraft should have the AI level of... well, just below the original WG. Definitely WAY above Commander AI. The weapons damage should be left alone though, or maybe SLIGHTLY increased. Torpedoes should return. However, prices should be dropped.
To compensate, carriers should, er, carry, a realistic number of planes. For example, the first British Carrier hull is undoubtedly that of the HMS Hermes, which carried 15 planes. The American Carrier VI would carry 90 planes. To compensate for the huge number of planes that WWII huls carried, some planes should count for more "slots" than others. For example, while a Seafire or Bearcat would occupy 1 slot, the B25 and the early jets would count as 2 planes, and late aircraft like the Tomcat or Etendard would count for 3. The final aircraft like the F/A-22 and Halberds would take 2. Thus, the VIs would actually have 270 slots. This fits nicely with the huge number of planes that enemy carriers and airbases launch. Currently, it is possible to acquire infinite funds by camping in front of an air base and shooting down planes for the funds crates and ammo.
Russia and maybe France and/or Italy should come in as nations. The Russians would specialize in subs, battleships, and cruisers. Their nation would, along with Japan, pick up a new Cruiser Carrier hull (Mogami Kai and, what is it, the Kara Type helicopter carrier or something?). The French and Italians would have powerful battleships and destroyers, but weak planes. The French submarine cruiser, Surcouf, and its British cousins, the M-type, would come in as dedicated hulls with high displacement and the ability to carry large-caliber cannons. In exchange, they would have a low number of auxillary slots and be limited to two-barreled cannons above 15.5 cm. Perhaps the designers could find a way to work in the Japanese I-400 sub carriers too!
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Maybe instead of the I-400's themselves, they include the I-400 hull as a low-model ICBM hull (due to their sheer size), and the I-400 hangar and conning tower as a special bridge. This way you could use the I-400 hull for something other than aircraft, as well as equip newer subs with aircraft. Still, with carriers carrying over 200 aircraft (certainly possible on 360 and PS3), carrying 2 seaplanes doesn't seem worth it. Something would need to be done to make aircraft worth it on the subs. As well as a system to tell you when your aircraft want to land, otherwise, splash...
It's true what they say, the grass is always greener, and you don't really know what it is you have, until it's gone. Gone. Gone...-Conker T. Squirrel.
Simple. Allow Carrier Subs (and CVSS ONLY) to carry Helicopters, VTOLs and Halberds with a stat and AI boost that puts them back up to WG1 levels! Remove the "slot" limitations for them too, and maybe give them a few more planes (like 5-8).
All the helicopters' weapons, except Lv.2-3 depth charges and A/Sub missiles, can be simulated on the old damage model. The others should be upgraded by however much the A/Sh missile was upgraded (30d->600d=2000% increase, not a typo!). That means that Air/Sub Missiles will do 800 damage!!!!!! Never mind. They should bring Anti-Sub torps back. Maybe even have a guided/oxygen/supersonic/etc. torpedo for the must advanced Scout each nation has.
Americans and Germans - Guided ASW torps
Japanese - ASW Oxy Torps
Russians - Supersonic ASW Torps (the Russians ARE working on one)
French, Italians, British - Still thinking.
Anyone ELSE remember the carnage of money-cheating as the Germans and PWNing everything with 18 Halberd IVs? That's what will happen, but on a smaller scale since there's 270 Spitfires flying overhead!
One last thing. Helicopters and VTOLs only take up one slot, and 3 can be launched at once. UFOs take two, and can be launched in pairs.
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fighterjock420 9 years ago#9
1) just make one for the next-gen systems and I'll be freaking tickled
2) PLEASE go multi-platform so that I don't have to buy anthing form Sony to play it like I did this game....
I know eh, I got my PS2 after my Wii and 360, because I wanted to play this game. (and Ace Combat 04/5).
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Err... so are hetrosexuals prone to HIV etc, but yes studies reveal that gays are more prone to HIV but that doesn't mean that one shouldn't take blood from a gay :) Also that all blood is tested for everything before being transfused :)
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I've been in a friends with benefits situation for a few months and just about a month and a half ago he started calling me pet names like boo, baby, darling, babe...
When he called to come over last week, right before he hung up he called me "babe". "Okay, by babe" He's never called me babe on the phone before, just in text messages.
I don't know a lot about friends with benefits (This is my first and last one) so I don't know if that's too normal.
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I've been avoiding taking too much part in this thread, because it's just a cycle, but this comparison is wrong.
You guys value Despres a lot, as you should. He has strong potential, is playing well, and some day really might turn into a top 1-2 guy.
Brodin IS a top 1-2 guy already. That's what's scary about him. He is something special, and this is not just because I am a Wild fan, this comes from almost anyone who watches him for a game or two.
These two are not the same. I'm not trying to be defensive about this, but this is not a fair comparison. This would be like comparing our Coyle, to say Taresenko. It's not comparable. Coyle has great upside and potential to be a good first line winger, but Taresenko has the potential to be a real star and something unique in this league.
OK, so maybe even better example - Tyler Kennedy to Minnesota for Charlie Coyle. To me, this would be the equal Seto to Pittsburgh for Despres. Would you do that one? Very interested to see what you would say. Sounds to me based on your explanations, this would be very close.
I have avoided this discussion for a reason as well. But to say Seto for Despres is fair and realistic is absurd. It's fair and realistic to the Wild, not for Pittsburgh.
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The policyholder, a governmental entity that operated a sewer system, both issued regulations governing certain industrial users and competed with those industrial users for governmental contracts. One such industrial user sued the policyholder in 1997 for alleged regulatory abuse and unfair competition. The underlying plaintiff dismissed the suit pending settlement efforts, but filed suit again in 2000 after the settlement efforts failed. The 2000 suit explicitly referred to the 1997 suit and characterized the policyholder's alleged wrongs as a continuation of the conduct that led to the 1997 suit. An insurer with a policy in force in 1997 agreed to defend the policyholder and allowed the policyholder to use its own counsel. The underlying litigation eventually settled. The policyholder and the insurer disputed the amount of defense costs, but eventually settled that dispute.
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Devon, England, April 21, 2016 -- Devon and Cornwall Police has said it has made a significant improvement to its 101 non-emergency service since Police Crime Commissioner Tony Hogg demanded urgent action.
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'I have been frustrated over the past four years continually hearing from the public about these long waiting times. I hope that we have now turned a corner and that the chief constable will be able to maintain these improved service standards.
'I am certain that the next PC will wish to make this a priority in their early weeks of office.'
Since the PCC published his second report on the 101 service in January, the chief constable has established a gold group comprising experts from across the police force and OPC, to ensure immediate improvements in the service. The PCC made £250,000 available to fund any new costs.
Andrew White, OPCC chief executive, said: 'The underlying technology that supports the control room and contact centre still needs to be upgraded. This improvement has been achieved through a better management focus and diverting resources to these important tasks. It is early days but, if this effort can continue, I hope that the improved performance can be maintained.'
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we are having a serious issue with receiving payment information when a customer tries to submit the form via mobile phone. i am attaching the error message they receive. the form worked before, but now it continues to fail.
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I have done everything you have said and the form still does not work on the MOBILE phone. It still only works when it is not a secure form. I need it to be secure and work on the phone. Please help. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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I was able to replicate the problem, I cloned your form and tested it on my mobile device, using secure custom URL and using the default secure/SSL enabled Form URL.
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It's been almost 3 months since I asked for support on this issue. Can you please provide an update on a fix. It is really a problem that https is not available on mobile.
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Hello, I have a site up on squarespace and have also received a few complaints from customers that have not been able to checkout on mobile as well. They've tried multiple cards, and their cards worked fine on the desktop version. Please fix!! Stripe is built into squarespace so it's my only option!
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May 26, 2017
UPDATE: Inmate apprehended in Minneapolis after prison van taken over
The final inmate was apprehended Friday afternoon, May 26, after a transport van carrying nine prisoners was taken over.
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May 26, 2017 - 11:49am
May 18, 2017
Charges: Minnesota couple operated 'large-scale' sex trafficking enterprise; arrest made in Woodbury
Washington County authorities believe two people arrested Wednesday are responsible for allegedly running a large-scale prostitution and sex...
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May 18, 2017 - 12:43pm
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