
OVERVIEW
The Control Station (CS) provides a centralized location for activating, controlling and monitoring all system equipment. The CS also has the ability to broadcast live public address, pre-recorded messages and siren tones. Each CS consists of a PC with the ATI Systems’ Windows-based software and the REACT 4000 Communication Control Unit (CCU). The software provides an extremely user-friendly, graphics-based interface to display a detailed map of the county, facility, base or campus with color-coded icons to visually indicate the location and status of the sirens and remote units
Standard Features
Microprocessor controller
Conventional VHF or UHF radio
Front panel control with LCD display
Internal power supply
Antenna connector
Hand-held microphone for live PA broadcasts
Desktop computer station
ATI Systems’ customized software
Simple and compact design with user-friendly interface
Minimal training required
Manual and automatic tone alert, voice message or live PA activation, cancellation, testing and reporting of all system activities
Manual and automatic silent testing
Operates both outdoor and indoor alerting units
Activates single, group or system-wide tone alerts, voice messages or live PA
Configures the alert tone or voice message type, duration and number of cycles
Archive and print system activity reports
Monitors and displays unsolicited alert messages from remote sites
Standard VHF or UHF radio receives and transmits FSK data signals
Message encryption and security coding prevent unauthorized system activations
Supervises communication with additional CCUs for redundant activation points
Optional Features
Touch screen or flat screen monitor upgrade
Laser jet printer upgrade
Rack mount station upgrade
Customized maps within ATI Systems’ software
Trunked radio upgrade
Flexible, redundant communication options including IP, Ethernet, twisted pair/phone line, cellular and satellite
Antenna surge protector
LED message sign or strobe light
Interfaces to pagers, weather stations, network and telephone alerting systems