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Benefits |
| Reliable
communication |
| Two-way
messaging with automatic escalation, mobile
generated alarms and location information |
| Audit trail
logs capture all events and actions |
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Integrated
Message Server at a glance |
Features
- Absence
handling
- Group
handling
- Web-based
tool for send-ing messages to handsets
- Web-based
tool for basic management of alarms from
portable handsets and system modules
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Communication protocol open for client
applica-tions
- Central
phone book directory
- Reliable
solid state hard-ware running Linux
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Message and
alarm functions
- Messages
with auto and manual acknowledgement
- Interactive messaging
- Erase of sent messages
- Personal alarm with base station location
info
- User data
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Requirements
- Microsoft®
Internet Explorer 5.5™ or later
(installation, admin and IMS messaging tool).
- Central phone
book
service: PC with Win-dows® NT workstation,
Windows 2000
Profes-sional, Windows XP Professional. Any
data-base with
ODBC connec-tion or WinBK site database.
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Ascom System
900
- Connectors: Screw ter-minals
- Modular jacks: RJ45
- A/B-bus data interface: RS485
- Max. no. of A-bus modules: 15
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Supported
systems
- Ascom
Freeset DCT1900+
- Ascom Mobility Server
- Ascom FreeNET
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Specifications
- Internal
phonebook storage: 500
- Data interface: 10/100 baseT Ethernet
- Group capacity: 30 with 15 users, 1 with
50 users
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 Reliable communication
Combining a proven durable hardware platform with flexible and
user-friendly configuration software, the IMS effectively manages,
modifies, escalates and tracks messages and events. An embedded
Linux server with a web-based user interface makes installation and
maintenance simple. An Open Access Protocol (OAP) allows
applications to be completely customizable by users to fit specific
needs.
Two-way messaging
Ascom advanced two-way communication allows quick response to
messages and events. An external system can query and record
detailed responses and actions, while previously delivered messages
can be remotely deleted
based on system events or mobile user response. With the press of a
button, a message can be escalated to a backup recipient.
The IMS also enables Ascom
portable handsets to generate different alarms and
mobile-originated data. Alarm messages identify the
portable handset, type of alarm, as well as system and
connecting base station. When integrated with the Ascom
UNITE messaging suite, the IMS opens the door for a wide
range of application specific messaging platforms.
Detailed audit trail
The IMS time-stamps and captures all events, such as
message delivery and user response which is stored by
Ascom Communications Server (ACS). This audit trail
provides reporting necessary for performance assessment
exercises and it’s this unique functionality that makes
the IMS ideal for support of continuous improvement and
regulatory compliance.
Central phonebook directory
A mobile user can query a common central phonebook stored anywhere
on the network. Central administration allows users to be added or
deleted from the common database — eliminating the need to update
each portable handset individually. The IMS also allows local
phonebook storage for an all-in-one, reliable messaging server.
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