Product Showcase
The ADTEC Linked Emergency
Product/Service Name
The ADTEC Linked Emergency
Response Telephone System (ALERTS) from Adtec Communications. Provides fast, easy, reliable team
communications, tailored to the specific
needs of your operation.
How does it work?
The ALERTS system design allows for simple, everyday use with powerful administration tools. Once initiated, ALERTS dials the crisis team numbers stored in the system and when answered correctly, automatically puts them into a conference or sends them a voice page message. If no PIN is entered or the call not answered, ALERTS will dial the next number for that member of the team. Extra participants can be brought into the conference as needed. Emergencies can be categorised depending on response required, for example ‘notification only’ or ‘full conference’.
Applications ALERTS is ideal for any situation where you need to connect people and mobilise response teams:
• Emergency services alerting
• Trauma team notification
• Events management
• Project management
• Disaster recovery
• Public transport
• News coverage
• Airlines
Features Standard
• Activation by calling telephone number and entering PIN
• Simple voice prompts for initiators and participants
• Multiple contact numbers possible for each participant
• Calls programmable for emergency conference or broadcast message
• Easy changes to team members by administration personnel
• Multiple conferences can be held simultaneously
• Local or remote control by operator software Optional
• Interfaces to radio paging systems
• Recording of all voice traffic on system
• Interactive voice response menu for different actions
• Team rostering so members can make themselves unavailable Technical
• Logging of all system activity
• System memory retained in event of power failure
• ALERTS can be expanded easily by addition of line cards
• ALERTS can also be used to handle standard conference calls References
• ALERTS is already in use with various emergency organisations
Audio teleconferencing system for distance education from Adtec Communications (28-May-2008)
