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The
TR-2100 is the "Swiss Army Knife" of telecommunications
products. It is virtually impossible to describe all the uses
of the TR-2100, however below we have listed just a few of
the major functions our dealers use this amazing device for.
If you have an application and your not sure if the TR-2100
can do the job, just give us a call. We are also open to adding
additional functionality to the device if required.
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Data
Buffer / Call Buffer: |
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TR-2100 performs all of the required functions of a call
buffer / data buffer. It can collect data from Serial, TCP/IP
Server, TCP/IP Client, UDP and FTP. Data can be extracted
via Serial (including through a modem), TCP/IP, Streaming,
and FTP Push or Pull.
The TR-2100 also supports command sets from Asentria, PollCat
and MDR2000 as well as standard FTP and Streaming. Memory
Capacity is 4MB standard. |
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Alarms
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TR-2100 not only performs all of the required functions
of a call buffer / data buffer. It can also apply up to 32
rules to the received data, resulting in an alarm condition.
Alarms can be delivered via Email, FTP Push or SNMP Trap (to
network monitoring equipment). Alarms can be created to report
on items such as 911 calls, too many weekend calls, too many
calls overseas, and much much more.
The TR-2100 also acts as an SNMP manager, receiving SNMP
Traps from your telephone and network equipment. Traps received
are converted to human readable text, and can be analyzed
by any of the 32 alarm rules mentioned above.
The TR-2100 can also proactively monitor telephone and network
equipment by performing SNMP Requests / Responses to up to
8 network attached devices. Alarms based on responses can
be delivered by Email, etc.
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Remote
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TR-2100 can be used to create a remote access gateway.
A remote device may connect to the TR-2100 via TCP/IP Socket
(Telnet) or Serial (via Modem). Once connected, the user can
request to connect to either of the two Serial ports, or the
Data Collection TCP/IP Port, or even UDP. The user can then
directly interact with the device(s) connected.
For instance you can telnet into a TR-2100 (user name and
password required) to access a serial port that is connected
to a PBX. You can then perform remote programming of the PBX.
You could then connect to the other serial port which might
be connected to a voice mail system. You can then reprogram
the voice mail system as well.
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Network
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If your site has a legacy Phone System that outputs alarms,
traffic reports etc via serial port, and you want to get this
information into an existing network monitoring system, the
TR-2100 can do the job. By connecting the Phone Systems serial
port to the TR-2100, it can convert any or all data received
into an SNMP Trap and deliver it to the network monitoring
equipment.
The TR-2100 can also send the data received via Email, or
FTP push to external monitoring stations.
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Protocol
Converter : |
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The TR-2100 can perform conversion from Serial to TCP/IP
and TCP/IP to Serial. Many new phone system provide SMDR data
only via TCP/IP, however existing legacy property management
software (used by hotels / motels / institutions / etc) may
only accept serial data. The TR-2100 can easily collect the
data from the phone system via TCP/IP and convert it to serial
to deliver it. Should the serial port become unavailable,
the TR-2100 will buffer the data, and when the port again
becomes available, the TR-2100 will stream all stored data.
This is only one example of converting data from one form
to another, and there is much more available from the TR-2100.
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