Standard Features

 Bolt On Options

What is a Autodialer

GSM Dialer Module

Alarm Dialer Line Sensing

 16 to 56 Channel Expander

Analogues & Data Logging

Alarm Dialer Central Station

Autodialer Applications

Autodialer Comparison

• At designated intervals the central station Auto polls each M30 on its list.
• It then does a test on the M30 and logs the current status
• If their is a problem with the M30 it can sound a local audible \ visual alert and or set off a local M30.
• When a M30 does a alarm call it phones the Central Station as part of its dial out roster.
• It logs the alarm call.
• If selected can call back the M30 to cancel any more calls.
• sounds a local audible \ visual alert
• It can set off a local M30.
• All Calls in or out of the Central station are Logged digitally and can also be printed out in real time.

The Central Station is connected to a standard telephone line and accepts information (Alarms and occurrences) from multiple M30’s as well as gathering information (Auto polling / interrogation) from them.

The Central Station provides a visible and tangible real time display and records all events from the linked M30’s. It performs all its routines e.g. Auto polling, with out effecting the standard dial out and response procedures at the remotes sites.

Above is the Main Interface for the Software

Above is a Generated Report

Features of the CENTRAL STATION:

AUTO POLLING - The Central Station can be programmed to automatically dial out and interrogate all the M30’s at pre-set times to regularly check the status at each remote site. This feature also has a number of other benefits including; checking the condition of the telephone lines, M30 Status and whether the M30 has been turned off. Auto polling can be initiated automatically, manually or when only one alarm has been reported.

ALARM- reporting from outstations. Automatic recording and storage of history of alarms.

DISPLAY- of alarm history - with details of time, date, location and alarm type.

PRINTOUT- as alarms occur they can be printed out on a printer with details of time, date, location and alarm type.

ALARM OUTPUT- If one or more outstations is in alarm or cannot be interrogated on auto polling then a signal can be activated to produce an audible alarm or as a trigger to make an alarm call via a local M30. - This allows the communication of a fault even if there is a catastrophic failure at the remote site.