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PECOS provides a graphical user interface that can be
tailored to your command and control system's specific
parameters - equipment, processes, facilities, and
topography. The equipment icons, floor plans, maps, or
indicators can be generated in any standard graphics program
and imported into PECOS. Touch-screen technology and the
PECOS software link on-screen icons to menus that control
equipment, call up video displays, and communicate with
operators and administrators.
PECOS uses a closed-loop communications architecture to
link different device subsystems to control node PCs. A
sampling of these subsystems include security alarms, access
controls, video management, fire detection and suppression,
HVAC, or process machines. The controlling PC for a
subsystem sits on a communications loop that links all the
PC control stations to each other. Any PC in the system may
have one or more alternate PCs designated as backup
stations. You are in complete control of the configuration
of your command and control system, including permission
levels at each station, the graphical setup at each station,
and intelligent security features that protect vital
functions.
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