Notification
Scenarios

Trigger:
Signal from the fire alarm system

Scenario logic:
Depending on the affected zone, the system broadcasts evacuation instructions in a predefined sequence, telling people where to move and which route to follow in order to reduce panic and crowding

Trigger:
Signal from a video surveillance camera detecting unauthorized entry, such as climbing over a fence or passing under a barrier

Scenario logic:
The system alerts the site security team and broadcasts a warning message in the perimeter breach area

Trigger:
Gas concentration exceeds the permissible threshold

Scenario logic:
The data is sent to the system, which warns personnel of the hazard via the public address network. The scenario may also include automated calls and SMS notifications to responsible personnel

Trigger:
Alarm signal from an integrated detector when an attempt is made to break into, disconnect, or move an ATM without authorization

Scenario logic:
The system forwards the alarm to emergency response services and simultaneously activates high-volume announcements inside and outside the building

Trigger:
Signal from the municipal civil defense authority

Scenario logic:
The system delivers information to people at the site via the public address network and sends voice and text notifications through the telephone network to all contacts stored in the database

Trigger:
Signal from a call button in a retail area

Scenario logic:
A public address announcement is played, for example: “A customer is waiting for a member of staff from the department.”