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RadioNet Monitoring Australia now offers GPRS Wireless IP Based Solutions for Control Rooms.

Offering a GPRS Wireless based monitoring solution to go with the already established Radio Monitoring network.

All new design and features including SMS RAW DATA redundancy monitoring for backup.

In the event of GPRS failure, GPRS alarms can automatically be reported via SMS to a control room. The text arrives in raw data and is then is decoded by CMS software. When GPRS comes back on line the unit will send a GPRS restoral and all events come though the primary path, GPRS.

The Secure-Com GPRS units are supported by 5 dedicated servers for redundancy. They will try each of the 5 servers in turn when a GPRS connection is required. If this fails it falls over to SMS.

•2 ways of Connection either dialer or Serial interface (monitored at 30 second intervals) to Paradox, Texecom and Pima alarms.

• 7 dry contact inputs can be programmed to send an SMS and or GPRS custom signals

• Can be used as a stand alone system to send SMS from alarms with full contact ID

• For SMS reporting the user can supply up to 64 zone descriptions and up to 32 user names as an alternative to zone or user numbers.

•Can be used as a stand alone alarm system with siren and strobe outputs, 7 inputs, remote arm and disarm with built in keyfob, remote arm and disarm via SMS and can control a Paradox panel via the serial port using SMS.

• Has two relay outputs which can be toggled by an SMS. Each output can be configured to be a latching or a momentary output. As a momentary output the momentary on time can be set between 1 and 65500 seconds

• Pending - is the signal strength will be sent to the control room via a Contact ID string so when commissioning you can find out if the signal is strong.

RadioNet Monitoring specialize in wireless based alarm monitoring equipment for the security and fire industry. Already using its on wireless repeater network for radio based monitoring. RadioNet now introduces Secure-Com the latest in wireless IP monitoring using our own dedicated VPN GPRS network in conjunction with Vodafone.

No more phone lines to be cut or damaged due to storm conditions. The safest and most reliable communication for your alarm system is not to use a phone line.

When going onto Naked DSL your alarm will not be able to dial out due to the lack of a phone line. Secure-Com is the answer, a wireless IP based alarm communication device that will allow your back to base alarm to be monitored again.

On the 21st November 2007 the Telstra Corporation officially announced the end of the Securitel operation. Securitel will end as of the 31st December 2009. See our GPRS replacements.

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Please see our Secure-Com range at our new distributor. You can contact them on 08 9240 6281

For more info on the RadioNet range phone us on (08) 9415 1331 or email us from our contact page.