You should also check out MAC+ or Mini-MAC+ - made by a company called Comlab. (www.comlab.com) I would say they are state of the art. I'm familiar with both Comlab and Protek, and for my money Comlab has the edge right now. Depending on the size of your system/requirements, multiple digital & analog inputs, and relay outputs, and probably even more that I'm not familiar with.
True: Have actually had instances of a Protek on a system; power amplifier starts to go soft, and pages me out. Before the end users can notice a problem in coverage, I'm on the phone to alert customer contact what's going on & that I'm on my way to take care of it before they go completely down. It's very impressive, but you do want to be careful what you're monitoring, and how you set your trip-points, and be esp. careful of 'false positives' - alerts that come to you when there's nothing really wrong; it can be easy to get complacent if you don't investigate WHY you're getting alerts that are wrong. Granted, that's better than NOT monitoring something that IS important! I'm by no means an expert on their applications, but I am sold on their use, especially in a critical system. Chuk Gleason Cary, NC --- In [email protected], "banjupb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello learned group members. > Does anyone know anybody that has a remote site monitoring system, ie > battery state, vswr, entry, generator start, fuel level etc. > I have a site in Africa that has 3 remotes site that we need to > monitor localing and if possible on a dial up modem from here in > Australia.it will need to leap frog thru a parallel telemetry rf link. > I can be contacted direct or thru the group. There was a system that I > saw many years ago but the memory is not that good to go back to a > flyer some 15/20 years ago. I need a solution asap. Cheers. > Brett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
