eTIME
schema documentation. This
information defines the server-to-server interface for eTIME.
Testing for this interface will begin in 2006. | Description and history of TIME system (MSWord 43K) |
| Interfacing overview (Text 15K) |
| TCP/IP interface specification (MSWord 529K) |
| Management control agreement (MSWord 23K) |
| Agreement for agencies who have TIME access (MSWord 15K) |
| Interface agency list (MSExcel 23K) |
| WI Statutes: statute numbers, literals (Zip 160K) |
| Policy on use of dialup circuits for TIME access (MSWord 36K) |
| Policy on the use of TIME circuits for non-TIME business (MSWord 3K) |
| Old, but correct, copy of field documentation for TIME (Text 41K) |
| eTIME
schema documentation. This
information defines the server-to-server interface for eTIME.
Testing for this interface will begin in 2006. |
| TIME System "NCIC2000" Transaction Specifications. Updated June, 2006. This is a full set of TIME system transaction specifications, including those added to the TIME system in 2005 that are formatted to take advantage of the FBI's new system features. This is not eTIME; it is documentation for the legacy TIME system. |
| Minnesota Message Switch Interface Specifications. Not really related to Wisconsin's TIME System, but published here for convenience of those seeking documentation. |
| TIME Security Policy, May 2001 applicable today for systems intending to use the public Internet to carry TIME message traffic. On May 3, 2001, the TIME Advisory Committee endorsed the use of the public Internet to carry TIME message traffic provided that the user identification/authentication, encryption, and other requirements in this document are in place. (MSWord 27K) |
| Description and history of TIME system (MSWord 43K) The TIME system is Wisconsin's law enforcement telecommunication system. It was constructed in early 1970. Download. |
| TCP/IP interface specification (MSWord 529K) An "interface" is a server to server connection to the TIME system. This document describes the basic requirements for connections. It is intended to aid vendors who may be bidding on systems for local law enforcement agencies. Complete specifications are available to law enforcement for distribution to authorized vendors. Download. |
| Management control agreement (MSWord 23K) Agencies making connections to TIME must be (a) governmental, (b) criminal justice. When either of these conditions is not met, then the connecting agency must be under the management control of a governmental, criminal justice agency. This is an example of the kind of agreement required. Download. |
| Agreement for agencies who have TIME access (MSWord 15K) All agencies who have TIME access must enter into an agreement with CIB. This is the current version of that agreement. It combines and updates several previous versions, including agreements for agencies who enter records. The TIME system, and the FBI's National Crime Information Center (NCIC) both hold databases of wanted and missing persons, stolen vehicles and property, protection orders, etc. Records are entered into these files by participating TIME agencies. Agencies who enter records are required to manage those records according to this agreement. Download. |
| Interface agency list (MSExcel 23K) Shows primary agency, other agencies receiving service indirectly, vendor, approximate date of installation and technical comments. Download. |
| WI Statutes: statute numbers, literals (Zip 160K) This is a code table with approximately 22K records. Unzipped, it is a text file, one record per line, tab delimited. Fields contain Wisconsin statute number, literal, date effective, date repealed, and severity code. This file was constructed from data obtained from the Circuit Court Automation Program (CCAP), but it contains additions made by CIB criminal history record specialists necessary to record reported "arrest" charges. Sample: 941.34 USE/FLUOROSCOPIC SHOE-FITTING MACHINES 01/01/1901 00:00:00 OB 943.01(2) CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY 01/01/1901 00:00:00 FD 943.017(2)(A) GRAFFITI-VEHICLE/HIGHWAY/CAUSE INJURY 01/01/1901 00:00:00 FD 134.53(1) TRANSPORTING/CATTLE W/O DOCUMENTATION 01/01/1901 00:00:00 MU |
Severity coding:
N=Non-criminal, M=Misdemeanor, F=Felony, O=forfeiture
U=Unclassed, A-E class
Download.
| Policy on use of dialup circuits for TIME access (MSWord 36K) As a general rule, access to the TIME system must be over leased circuits. Under certain conditions, however, dialup access is allowed. This document contains the requirements. Download. |
| Some versions of the old TIMEDOC material contain a "fields"
file that is missing some information. If you have the bad file, field
043 License Plate State will not be there (and many others are missing,
too). Here is the correct version. Download. |