Products - UniNet? 2000

UniNet? 2000 - UniNet 2000 network seamlessly integrates diverse fire, security and other building systems into a graphics oriented platform, via a local or wide area network. Many type of systems are supported by the UniNet 2000 network including Fire Alarm, Security, Access Control with Photo Badging, CCTV, Incident Reporting, and Guard Tour. The UniNet workstation offers a graphics interface, creating a unified command center for monitoring and controlling building systems both common and unlike. Among the networks many capabilities, is the ability to activate controls between common or unlike systems.

UniNet 2000 GRAPHIC WORKSTATION - The graphic workstation is used to display and control diverse systems from different manufactures. Information from these systems is collected and displayed on a single graphical user interface. The workstation includes a host of features including graphical floor plans for fire and non fire reporting, history manager tracks and stores events, CCTV display and control, guard tour with timing capability, and much more.

Security, CCTV and Guard Tour - UniNet 2000 connects security and CCTV systems into a common network using the UniNet 2000 graphic workstation. Arm/disarm capabilities, as well as CCTV camera viewing and control, are available to the operator. The Guard Tour option allows a guard to electronically register presence at various checkpoints. The workstation is preprogrammed with a user-defined pattern of guard checkpoints and provides comprehensive control and monitoring.

Access Control - NOTIFIERs Access Control system is a fully programmable application on the UniNet network or as a stand-alone system. Two-door controllers are remotely distributed with all card/door configurations down-loaded directly to the controller. The system supports a variety of door readers including, Magstripe, 26-bit Weigand, 34-bit Weigand and Card + PIN.

Non NOTIFIER Fire Panels - UniNet is the perfect solution for retrofitting existing facilities by formulating a means to connect unlike systems with a single workstation for monitoring. NOTIFIER and Non-NOTIFIER panels alike can be integrated onto the network via custom serial network interfaces. Full point-by-point monitoring or connection via contact inputs is available. Contact NOTIFIER for a list of the many interface modules that are available.

Wide Area System Interface - The Building Control Interface (BCI) provides remote monitoring of Fire/Security/Access Control/Environmental Controls in a wide area network fashion. A Wide Area Network connects remote systems via a dial-up modems or X.25 packet switching to a central monitoring workstation. Each BCI has a built in local area server that can communicate with up to 32 nodes.

Gateways (was BACnet Gateway) - The NOTI•FIRE•NET network supports various gateways for the exchange of information. The BACnet? Gateway sends network fire alarm information to a Building Automation System (BAS) in an industry standard format. The Web Server interfaces to the Internet/Intranet using an IP based Ethernet connection to remotely view the Fire Alarm Control Panel status on the network. A pocket pager interface sends instant event information directly to a hand held pocket pager. Consult NOTIFIER for other 3 rd party Gateway interfaces.

Local Area Server - Based on proven Lonworks ? protocol, the UniNet Local Area Network (LAN) supports up to 200 nodes per server. The UniNet network supports up to 99 servers in any configuration of local and/or wide are servers. Optional Hot-backup redundant local area server is available in the unlikely event of a system issue.