User manual ICOM CAMELEON GUARD BROCHURE

[. . . ] CONFIGURATION RADIO EQUIPMENT NECESSARY CAMELEON GUARD The Cameleon Guard system is compatible with a wide range of ICOM radio transceivers. [. . . ] ·10 Gb of free space. The specifications and information given in this document may be modified without notice. ICOM FRANCE Zac de la Plaine - 1, Rue Brindejonc des Moulinais BP 45804 - F- 31505 TOULOUSE CEDEX 5 Tel : +33 (0)5 61 36 03 03 - Fax : +33 (0)5 61 36 03 00 WEB ICOM : http://www. icom-france. com E-mail : icom@icom-france. com Non-contractual document. / Version 09/2008 V2 guard DISTRIBUTOR'S STAMP Real time communication, supervision and management ! Why have a radio management system? For reliability of the professional radio system: radio networks with resources which are independent of other traditional telephone or GSM type equipment Visual signalling of an alarm For real-time staff monitoring: system of active beacons or electronic badges To control your operating budget: payment of an annual fee allowing unlimited radio communication For tough equipment: compact advanced professional terminals designed for intensive use For versatile applications: CAMELEON GUARD can be adapted and customised on request for specific demands 3 If an abnormal event triggers an alarm, a red flashing sign is displayed on the map at the place concerned (last transmitted patrol point or location beacon). This type of localisation instantly provides the PC operator with the additional information associated with the site of the event. Checking of optimal operation of security system CAMELEON GUARD includes many procedures for checking that the whole network is functioning correctly : Calling and communicating CAMELEON GUARD deeply simplifies and increases the possibilities for using radio as a means of communication. 3 Positive security: regular checking of the connection to the transceivers, bases and repeaters . 3 Permanent monitoring of transceiver battery levels (on each transmission, each transceiver sends various specific parameters). 3 Monitoring of the localisation beacon battery levels for a fully operational network. [. . . ] In case of a delay, the system informs the roundsman and the security PC proposing different actions (allow more time, alert, alarm, etc. ) Staff on the round monitoring Real-time information of PC operator for immediate action 3 Continuous audible alarm 3 For each event: display of time, origin and name of alarm data in the events log. [. . . ]