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Ultimate Connectivity for Maximum Performance

Multilevel alarms can be sent by the Davicom units to the Network Operations Centre (NOC) and other

resources by e-mail, phone (voice or SMS), pager, SNMP traps, fax, modem, or to the DavNet multi-

site alarm management software. Multiple alarm-call lists allow the Davicom to contact different groups

depending on the event, or the day and time. Individual signal and status conditions

can be ltered using time delays and hysteresis to prevent annoyance alarms.

Davicom units can be interrogated via PC using the DavLink software,

with a Web browser or SNMP manager, or by telephone to check

signals and status, monitor live audio feeds and execute

commands. Blackberry

, iPhone

and other smart phones and

devices can also be used to monitor and control a site over the

mobile Internet and from WiFi hotspots. The Davicom’s reach-

through serial ports can be used to access and control other on-site

ancillary equipment. The Davicom units can even ping site equipment

through its local IP port and monitor for dial tone on the telephone line.

Save Time & Money

For several years, leading broadcasters and rst responder organizations around the world have been

relying on efcient Davicom technology to remotely monitor and control their site equipment and reduce

operating costs.

Davicom system features and benets include:

• Easy installation, set-up, and operation.

• Reliability proven in the field since 1994.

• Single-location management of all sites.

• Automated operations and manual

control to minimize operational

downtime.

• Fewer trips to remote sites.

• Stand-alone units that do not require a

computer at the site.

• Direct monitoring of site audio via

telephone or IP streaming.

• Real-time access to site information from

anywhere in the world.

• No moving parts such

as fans or hard-disk

drives.

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