Davicom will introduce its new products at the upcoming National Association of Broadcasters Conference April 7 to 10, 2014 at the Las Vegas Convention Centre in Booth # C1111 (central hall).
Davicom will be presenting the following additions to its line of Intelligent SNMP Remote Monitoring, Alarm and Control Systems:
· MEXM-2, 64 Digital Input Expansion Module
· Dav2You Application for Android devices
Davicom is also presenting a new version of its firmware and software for its line of DV Remote Monitoring Systems.
Highlighted features of this 5.52 version include:
• Support for new MEXM-2 units
• Direct configuration and control of inputs via Web server view screen
• Faster network pings for rapid detection of network issues
• Full integration of expansion devices (MEXM Expansion I/O module, ModBus I/O devices,
DADS Dual Audio Detector & Switcher and FMBM AM/FM Broadcast Monitor) into SNMP MIB
• Group DTMF commands for faster/easier telephone control functionality
Davicom systems allow remote monitoring and control of remote sites, thereby reducing operating costs and downtime. They allow access to real-time site information like transmitter/two way radio status, RF power, antenna VSWR, audio/video levels, main power, temperature, tower lighting, fire alarm and building security status (proper sensors are required and are sold separately). Davicom units provide automation with decision-making features and commands that go well beyond conventional telemetry systems.
Davicom units feature a built-in SNMP Manager (not available in DV-Micro) that allows users to take readings, set controls and receive alarms from most SNMP enabled devices such as transmitters and power bars. This monitoring and control is achieved over a simple TCP/IP, thus greatly facilitating interface wiring.
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