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Flashpointer is a highly flexible interface unit which can be used to provide an effective data connection between almost any data source and many types of radio communication system. An example of where this is best applied is when Flashpointer is used with a fire alarm panel. When the Alarm is activated the information is transmitted to a Handset and displayed as text. It is possible to accommodate both the modern address alarm, and the older legacy systems. In addition Flashpointer has been supplied fully compatible with Building Management Systems (BMS) to provide a wide range of information output.
Callpointer is a telephone system interface unit which can be used to provide a two-way voice connection between almost any telephone system and many types of radio communication system. Callpointer is used to connect an on-site PABX telephone system to a Base Station so that any telephone extension can contact any radio handset. In reverse, a suitable radio handset can contact any telephone user and hold a conversation with them. Where the radio handset is fitted with a full keypad the maximum dialing flexibility is achieved.
Taskpointer is a system which allows Text to be inputted at a PC or Workstation and transmitted to a radio Handset and displayed as a readable message. Taskpointer provides an effective means of communicating status messages to your team members on-site. In addition the handset can send Status Messages to provide the office with confirmation that the job has been completed.
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Pinpointer is a system which allows the location of radio handsets to be determined and the information displayed. The system installation comprises a number of small low power beacons which provide the handset with positional information. The handset will communicate its Identity and Position to the control point as necessary. In the event of an incident an emergency button on the handset can be used to summon assistance. This facility is useful in improving lone worker safety.
Mandown is a facility which can be incorporated in many types of on-site portable radio systems. The radio handset with this facility will sense the transition from vertical to horizontal and provide the handset user with an audible warning that an alarm is about to be transmitted. If no action is taken within a short period - usually ten seconds - the handset will send an alarm transmission to a control point with the identity of the caller.
Lone Worker is a facility which can be incorporated in many types of on-site portable radio systems. The radio handset with this facility will sense whether a user has made a transmission within a preset period. If there has been no radio activity within this period the handset will provide an audible alert. The user can acknowledge the alert by pressing a button on the handset which will reset the timer; if no reset is obtained the handset will send an alarm to a control point with the identity of the caller.
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