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DMP adds features and builds RMR for Central Stations at ESX 2011 |
"Shows like ESX give security professionals the opportunity to actually get their hands on all of the newest and best technology," said Vice President of Sales, Mark NeSmith. "DMP has its roots in products focused on the needs of Central Station operators. The latest generation of DMP technology maintains that focus with hardware designed to interact flawlessly with Central Station technology and software that creates opportunities for new services and new sources of recurring revenue."
The hardware being shown at ESX includes the complete line of DMP panels. From the super-fast installing XTL™ Wireless Security System to the versatile XT Series™ Burglary/Fire/Door Access Panel to the workhorse XR100/500™ Command Processor Panels, panels will be on hand to meet every residential or commercial application.
For fire alarm control panel (FACP) installations, visitors can learn more about the 463G Digital Cellular Communicator. Used with the DMP XR500 Panel, it provides UL 864-approved standalone communication to Central Stations as well as a Fire Slave input option o when used with the DMP463G.
Attendees interested in offering managed access control will want to investigate Entré CS Access & Security Management System Software. Entré opens the door to operators searching for ways to expand their service offering and generate new incremental recurring revenue.
Central Station operators planning to expand their accounts will want to explore the many benefits of the SCS-VR Virtual Receiver. Rather than adding hardware that requires added space, power, maintenance, and cooling requirements, they can instead add SCS-VR software to aUL-listed server for faster communication with unlimited expansion opportunity.
Everyone is interested in the new capabilities created by mobile apps. Attendees can experience the convenience of the MyAccess™ Features, a DMP app available on all cellular-equipped panels that puts the power of remote panel control in the hands of end users. They can send commands via text and also can opt to receive status messages and alarms via text.
Learn about the DMP Web Services Application Programming Interface (API) for use by security system dealers and Central Stations. This cloud-based API makes it possible to write software allowing end users to interact with a variety of services and information sources via their smart phone or a web application. The API enables a completely new world of features and functions, branded by the dealer, and delivered directly to the end user in an easily accessible way.