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 Challenge
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| Wireless telephone systems are a key productivity tool for large institutions such as hospitals and universities, allowing employees to communicate from any internal location via a wireless telephone. As adoption of this technology increases, the need has developed to connect tertiary applications such as public address (PA) and fire alarm systems to the wireless telephone system, allowing employees throughout the institution to activate, or respond to these communications. |
Solution |
| Precidia's iPocket232™ enables these organizations to access applications remotely using their existing Ethernet LAN/WAN, eliminating the need for a dedicated PC and extensive cabling requirements. |
| The iPocket232 converts the data stream from RS232 to TCP/IP over Ethernet, connecting tertiary application to the organization's existing Ethernet LAN/WAN. With the iPocket232, users can load their Application Program onto any networked PC and access it via their LAN/WAN or even the Internet. |
| The proven iPocket232 offers a series of remote administration options, including monitoring via a web browser, configuration using a Telnet client, and scheduled downloads during system downtime. |
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Benefits |
- Reduced cabling and equipment costs
- Real-time access to tertiary applications
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- Simple installations
- No changes to existing systems and equipment
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| Customer Testimonial |
| "We are using the Ether232 device from Precidia Technologies to connect our Tel-Tron nurse call to the Emergin WirelessOffice server and Spectralink's OAI. By implementing this complete solution, our medical personnel can now receive nurse call alerts, as well as security alerts, in real time to their Spectralink telephones. The solution has enhanced response times and provided new productivity tools for our busy medical personnel." |
Ron Weisman
MIS Director
Sholom Community Hospital Foundation |
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