Configurable Logic Sceheme

Logic schemes are used to specify automatic actions to events that occur in the system.Logic schemes represent a set of conditions "IF" and a set of actions that are executed "THEN". Conditions can be combined using "AND" and "OR". For Example: you have a telecommunication rack with servers and equipment. You need to activate fans inside a rack when temperature reaches 36°C. If temperature reaches 44°C you need to activate second fan and to notify the administrator via e-mail and SMS.

Virtual Sensors & Elements

9 virtual elements: Group (for structural organization of elements), E-mail (message), SNMP trap (message), SMS (message), Timer (for planning of events), Trigger (for connecting two logic schemes), PING (probing), SNMP Get (request to query for information), IP Cam (surveilance).

Sensor Graphing

Multi Language Support

Our web interface is available in English, Russian, German, Turkhish, French, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Polish and Korean. If you require another language, it is easy to make a translation using *.json translation file

Advenced Notifications & Alarms

7 notification technologies: Send Email, SMS, Syslog, Event log, SNMP Trap, SNMP Get, sound and light an alarm beacon or a strobe light. Alerts bases on thresholds (warning, alert, normal). Multiple condition alerts. Escalation alerts (extra notifications every x min during downtime). Dependencies (avoid alarm floods). Alert Scheduling (based on time of the day).

User Access and Permitions

Using "view" and "write" rights, user access can be restricted to the subsystems of the device using groups of access permission. User access can also be restricted to a specific group of sensors, which is defined by the administrator. This allows to define users for view or control of specified subsystems, allowing clients or employees to be in charge of monitoring their own equipment or part of a facility.

Up to 4 IP Cameras

Every monitoring unit can display pictures from a maximum of four IP cameras simultaneously in several sizes, up to 640x480 pixels resolution.

Map

9 virtual elements: Group (for structural organization of elements), E-mail (message), SNMP trap (message), SMS (message), Timer (for planning of events), Trigger (for connecting two logic schemes), PING (probing), SNMP Get (request to query for information), IP Cam (surveilance).

Outlet Management

Interface has a separate panel for managinig the status of latching relays/outlets. Three level access to an appropriate group of outlets.

First run wizard

Interface has a "first run wizard" which allows to configure language, time, network, SNMP

Dry Contacts Panel

Interface has a separate panel for managinig dry contacts.It also allows to create the logic for an arbitrary group of contacts.

Event Log

Logic schemes are used to specify automatic actions to events that occur in the system.Logic schemes represent a set of conditions "IF" and a set of actions that are executed "THEN".