Alarm Communications
REMOTE SERVICES
TOTAL CONNECT USER-INITIATED AND EVENT-INITIATED SERVICES
Remote System Control
Users can control the system and receive information through any text messaging device such as a cell phone or PDA. This service allows the user to:
• Request system status • Arm or disarm
• Bypass specific zones • Control outputs
Web-based Remote System Control
Through any web browser on a PC, PDA or web-enabled cell phone, the system can be controlled with a virtual keypad. Anything that can be done on a real keypad can be done on the virtual keypad.
Notification of System Events
For customers who require more personal reporting and a more customized communications solution, you can now offer reporting of a wide variety of system events. This highly personalized service reports via e-mail to any capable device, even cell phones.
In addition to system status, users can be notified of activity in various areas of the home or business, including:
• A gun cabinet • A kitchen cabinet with household chemicals
• A liquor cabinet • Doors to restricted areas • Confidential file drawers • Locations containing controlled substances
Video Services
Can you imagine the value you will bring to your customers when you offer them the ability to see what is going on in their home or business while they are somewhere else? Consider the business owner who’s on vacation but still needs to “mind the store,” the working parent who wants to keep an eye on the babysitter, or the adult child that wants to check up on Grandma and Grandpa in another city. The possibilities are endless!
Video services are accomplished by adding compatible video equipment. A picture or series of pictures can be sent to a PDA, cell phone or e-mail address upon the occurrence of an important event. Streaming video can be viewed from a mobile device.
“When I call my children, I call their cell phones. Yesterday we called places. Today we call people.”
-Ron Rothman
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For more comprehensive information see the Total Connect section.
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