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News Release from: Multipulse Electronics | Subject: MAMS
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 19 September 2002
Alarm management units for remote
equipment
The MAMS range allows 24/7 monitoring and management of remote site equipment alarms, incorporating power and environmental monitoring using network protocols such as SNMP, Telnet and web.
The new MAMS (multipulse alarm management system) range of products from Multipulse Electronics allows 24/7 monitoring and management of remote site equipment alarms, incorporating power and environmental monitoring using network protocols such as SNMP, Telnet and web The range of hardware and software is designed to enable network managers to minimise system vulnerabilities and reduce the impact of external environmental incidents
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 1 Oct 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The product has been designed to offer service organisations a fast fault reporting service using its DialPulse feature.
The DialPulse feature reports any alarm monitored immediately, often before the customer is aware that a problem exists, and so removes the need for constant manual checks by local staff.
Consequently, field service engineers can be called to site immediately, to the precise location with the correct spares and therefore improving the service level to the customer.
The DialPulse feature allows direct notification to field engineers by providing the capability of dialling up to eight separate devices made up of pagers, SMS mobile phones or PCs for any alarm or combination of alarms detected.
The user can also dial into the DialPulse unit from the management hub for an up-to-date report of device status.
Hardware variations come in a small stand-alone unit that can be incorporated virtually anywhere within the system enclosure to a 1U 19in rack-mounted unit, depending on the level of alarm management required.
Typical alarms monitored are access control, building management, environmental, fire alarm, flood and water ingress, power supply, security and almost any other type of device.
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