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Rotem P-COMM-V1 - 3 Introduction to the Rotem Communicator; Main Features; Choosing Communication Cards; User Interface

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9 Communicator | 3.05
3 INTRODUCTION TO THE ROTEM COMMUNICATOR
ROTEM Communicator, Version 3.05 is a state-of-the-art alarm and communication center used by
famers to monitor and control their Rotem Controllers and accessories.
The Communicator has a user friendly interface with an alfa-numeric keypad, 20 character by 4 line
LCD and indicative LED.
Main Features User Interface
Choosing Communication Cards
3.1 Main Features
Supports connectivity of several contacts simultaneously on various communication devices
(such as dial-up, internet, GSM, USB)
Voice Solution Plug-in: Supports incoming and outgoing phone calls for alarms and status
reports. Voice messages can be edited according to personal preference.
Remote access via dial-up connection
Send and receive functional text messages (GSM networks)
Pager support
8 digital inputs
3 dry contact, output relays 5 Amp
Battery backup
3.2 Choosing Communication Cards
The Communicator supports the following cards:
Line modem: Supplies remote communication and voice alarms via a phone line.
Ethernet: Supplies remote communication via Internet (does not support alarms).
GSM-S/GSM-W: Supplies text alarms and text messages only.
NOTE: GSM cards do not support voice, but if equipped with a SIM card, they can support the Voice
Dial-In function (Configuring the Telephone Modem, page 18).
The Communicator has positions for two cards. Before ordering a unit, the user along with a dealer
must define which cards meet his needs and are supported by local infrastructure.
3.3 User Interface
The following sections detail how to access and use the Communicator user interface.
Front Panel, page 10
Menu Tree, page 11

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