City of Los Angeles Selects Telenetics' TrafficWatch System for Pilot Project.

LAKE FOREST, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 21, 1999--

Telenetics Corp. (OTC BB:TLNT) Wednesday announced that the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) has selected Telenetics' TrafficWatch(tm) System for a field installation scheduled for later this month.

The TrafficWatch(tm) System, which successfully passed its initial performance test, will now be installed in four hard-to-reach traffic intersections in Los Angeles. Once the field installation is successful, LADOT will install the TrafficWatch(tm) System to monitor 700-900 crucial intersections within the city. The entire project is scheduled to be completed before the end of this calendar year in order to meet Y2K requirements.

The TrafficWatch(tm) System will be connected to LADOT's 170 traffic controllers at the traffic junction unit. It will then communicate through wireless cellular networks to Telenetics' proprietary host system to be installed at LADOT's headquarters.

In announcing the pilot project, Frank Ribelin, general manager of Telenetics' Traffic Management Systems Group, stated: "This LADOT project has significant nationwide implications. The TrafficWatch(tm) System is a reli "We are pleased that LADOT, one the most forwrtation engineer and chief of the Bureau of Field Operations at LADOT. Nordby stated, "We have identified nearly 1,000 intersections in the city of Los Angeles that could benefit from a reliable wireless solution."

Bob Blackmer, sen logical solution for LADOT's Y2K compliance re the entire system.

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Forward-Looking Statement Disclosure: Certain of the statementthat could cause or contribute to such differenmonths ended Dec. 31, 1998, and Form 10-QSB for the quarter ended March 31, 1999.