✔ Reliability
• Supervised Sensors
All of the IMS sensors are continuously
monitored by the IMS parent unit. If
they become disconnected an alert will
be sent.
• Powered Sensors
All IMS sensors are powered through
their connection to the IMS parent unit.
• Redundant communication
paths with “out of band”
alarm notification.
Receive alarm notification via several
different channels; e-mail, text message,
phone, and fax.
✔ Ease of Use
• Integrated Web Server
• Plug and play sensors with
automatic identification and
setup
All IMS sensors are connected using
standard Cat–5 cables. As soon as they’re
plugged in, they become active and start
working.
• Convenient Cat–5 cabling
for sensors
The use of Cat–5 jacks for sensor inputs
allows the use of existing structured
cabling to connect remote sensors.
✔ Powerful Features
• Data Logging
All IMS systems gather a time–stamped
collection of input values that can be
used to view and graph information.
• Detailed Event History
The eventlog contains time–stamped
messages that describe activities
performed by the unit such as alarm
detection, user logins, telephone calls,
and alarm acknowledgement.
• Network Management
Integration
The IMS system helps maintain, monitor,
expedite, and control conditions that
effect both large and small networks.
• Video integration with alarm
triggering image capture
Alarms can be sent with an image of the
condition that tripped that alarm.
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