Display Alarms on a War-Room Map of Your Entire Network
Visually Identify Problem Areas in Your Network
A graphics display presents information in context more immediately than a text-based display. When we see a picture, its meaning and implications register much more quickly than if the information must be read. Research has shown that graphics displays present information more quickly and understandably, especially if multiple types of data need to be presented.
Events in your network can be mapped to a graphic display showing a physical map of all your network locations. System operators can immediately see which sites and which areas of your network have alarms. Multi-layer graphics let the user to zoom down to site, rack, device, and alarm point level to examine the precise location and nature of the problem.
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What is Your Legacy Problem?
- My Master is Crashing, and I Can't Get Support From the Vendor
- My Remotes Are Dying, and I Can't Afford a Forklift Swapout
- I Inherited Two Incompatible Systems, and They Don't Work Together
- My Legacy Remotes Don't Work With My New Master
- My Legacy Master Doesn't Support the Advanced Functions I Need
- My Legacy Master Doesn't Have Enough Ports, and Polling Is Slow and Unreliable
- I Need a New Monitoring Solution That Works With My Existing Data Network
Learn More About Legacy Support
- Why support for legacy remote units can be crucial for your business
- Case Study: Dominion Combines Three Legacy Systems Into One
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