Call Log 2

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Call Log 2
Call Log Corporate Logic

• Call Log 2
• A New Approach to Security, Monitoring and
  Control.
• Recognition and Effective Use of Tomorrows
  Technologies

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Overview

• Call Log 2 leverages GSM and Internet
  technology. The key components are servers that
  support thousands of users. These servers replace
  costly hardware and can provide instantly
  configurable security coverage.
• The Web is extended to facilitate a meaningful
  physical action from a GSM event. It configures
  and reports.

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Directions

• Company and Client personel will accept the
  Internet and cell phones as part of everyday life
  - the standard way of doing things.
• Security is not a set of isolated islands. It
  extends from the place of work, to the home, to
  schools, to the shopping centres and to the
  highways. Systems will adjust accordingly.
• Security events will need to generate live
  reports and audit trails.
• Systems will provide more functionality.
• Embeded systems will be replaced by net
  objects.
• Existing radio technology units will be replaced
  with GSM products.

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Features Benefits

• Integration. All modules share a common
  technology.
• Powerful systems offer powerful features.
• Servers are cost effective and flexible.
• Functionality (programs) can be radically
  updated, managed and serviced easily and
  remotely.
• Customised, country-wide, sophisticated systems
  can be set up in a few hours with little or no
  capital expenditure.
• GSM units have coverage and security. They handle
  voice, data, pictures, messaging and the
  Internet. They can be traced. If a cell phone is
  lost or stolen, the identity is retained.

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Call Log Servers

• GSM Device Handlers
• SQL Database / Private Gateway and Server
• HTTP Public Web Server
• Required Support Services Internet and Fax
  Connections, UPS, Delegated Servers, Backup
  Servers .

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GSM Channels

• Alarm
• Validation
• 10 Action Channels (typical)
• Utility

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Operation

• Three tiers of software accessed by a standard
  browser Administration, Company and Client.
• Look and feel of all pages is driven by the
  database using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
• Company and Client access their own configuration
  and audit trail following authentication.
• Apart from administration, the system handles GSM
  events. These can be either unexpected events
  (e.g.alarms), or the absence of expected events
  (e.g. missed patrol points).

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Applications

• Case Study Site Security
• Access Control of Site and/or Buildings
• Emergency response to Staff duress
• Site Patrol
• Alarms

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Access Control of Site and/or Buildings

1. Enter names and cell phone numbers of staff into
   the Call Log database. As appropriate restrict
   times/dates of entry and exit.
2. Assign a Call Log Action Channel Number (ACN) to
   each entry and exit gate.
3. For entry or exit, the staff member calls the
   displayed gate ACN with his/her cell. If their
   number (CLI) is present in the database and the
   time/date valid, Call Log instructs the gate to
   open by sending a message to the gate which
   includes the staff members identity and vehicle
   registration.
4. Selected staff may grant visitors equivalent
   access, and be notified by SMS when the visitor
   arrives and leaves.
5. Audit information includes grantor identity.

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Emergency response to Staff duress

1. Enter names and cell phone numbers of staff into
   the Call Log database.
2. Assign up to 10 ACNs to duress response.
3. Ask each staff member to identify a personal risk
   area for each ACN allocated.
4. Enter a description of these personal risk areas
   into the database against each ACN for each staff
   member.
5. Ask each staff member to enter the ACNs as speed
   dial or voice tag entries on their cell phone.
6. The cell phone has become a customised duress
   response system. When Call Log identifies the
   incoming CLI on a specific ACN, a duress alarm is
   raised in the Control Room complete with staff
   identity and the associated personal risk area.

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Site Patrol

1. Assign 8 ACNs to site patrol.
2. Deploy Patrol Clock Points (PCPs) around the site
   as required. (Note Each PCP displays a unique
   sequence of ACNs, which change at 5 minute
   intervals.)
3. Enter each Guards details including their cell
   phone number into the database.
4. Enter the serial number and location of each PCP
   deployed into the database.
5. Generate a roster detailing when each Guard must
   clock in at specified PCPs and enter it into the
   database.
6. When a Guard clocks in at a PCP, he dials the
   random ACN displayed. If he dials the wrong ACN
   or misses the time window, an exception is raised
   in the Control Room.

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Alarms

1. Call Log offers two units to interface to
   exisiting alarm systems, CAM and PAM, which
   generate GSM and Telkom CLIs respectively. Each
   unit has built-in ACNs. Units are installed as
   required at the site.
2. Register the location, CLI and zone details in
   the database for each unit deployed.
3. When an alarm is activated, the CAM/PAM unit maps
   the zone which raised the alarm to one of the
   built-in ACNs and contacts Call Log. The system
   looks up the registered zone details for that
   CLI/ACN combination and sends the alarm through
   to the Control Room.

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CLS

• Call Log Servers. The heart of the system.
• The servers, and the software that runs on them,
  give the system its functionality and
  flexibility. They provide the means for users at
  both company and client level to enter and view
  their information, principally via the Internet
  but also in some cases via their cell phone.
• Clients can set access control rules, personal
  risk areas, alarm configurations, view access and
  alarm logs and issue automated commands.
  Companies can do all their clients can plus
  administer their clients and view more detailed
  log information. They can also keep client
  contact and contract information. Companies have
  a virtual Control Room which can be monitored
  anywhere in the world.

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Modules

• CAM - Cell Alarm Module
• Up to 12 zones, GSM, Speakerphone and remote
  control interfaces.
• ISM Intercom/Speakerphone Module
• RE3 Relay Expansion unit 3 channel
• PAM Phone Alarm Module
• Up to 4 zones plus AC fail, zone fault and test.
  POTS interface, 12V battery charger

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Clocks

• PCP - Patrol Clock Point
• Microcontroller driven LCD display. Displays ACN
  (cell number) which changes every 5 minutes.
  Sequence of ACNs is unique and repeats every 150
  years.
• SCP Software Clock Point
• Functionality as above, but a program which runs
  on a Windows PC.

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Availability

• CLS Immediate
• CAM 1st quarter 2003
• ISM 1st quarter 2003
• RE3 1st quarter 2003
• PAM Immediate
• PCP Immediate
• SCP - Immediate
• Contact Trevor Want 082 442 9708