When someone dials 911 in your facility you need to know.When 911 is dialed how will you direct the emergency responders to the proper location?
Seconds Count.You can respond faster.The very first responders could come from inside your facility.
When someone dials 911 your security, medical personnel, staff,
and others can be notified too.
So even before the 911 service responders arrive, your internal team
can be assisting on location.
How it works.1. Someone dials 911.2. System notifies 911 center.3. Selected devices called.4. Selected emails sent.5. Notifications logged in server db.911 Emergency Service.
What you see.Email Notification.
If an email notification recipient address
'[email protected]' is configured and extension
301 calls 911, the recipient will receive
an email similar to the example shown below.
From: "E911 Notification Application "
Subject: E911 Notification for caller 301
Date: August 6, 2015 at 11:03:58 AM EDT
To:
Reply-To: "[email protected]"
Attention!
A call from extension 301 has just been placed to emergency
phone number 911.
This is an automated message.
E-MetroTel UCx E911 On-site Notification Service Phone Notification.
If a phone recipient 601 is configured and
extension 301 calls 911, the extension 601
will receive a call from the UCX system.
On answering the call, a message similar
to the example below will be played back.
Attention! This is an emergency call alert.
A call from extension 301 has been placed to
emergency phone number 911.
Log Messages.
If a phone recipient 601 and email recipient [email protected] are configured, and extension
301 calls 911, messages similar to the example shown
below will be entered into the e911_calls.log file.
To view the log file, navigate to the Support -
System Log Files page and select the:
ucx/e911_calls.log file from the pull-down list.
Attention! This is an emergency call alert.
A call from extension 301 has been placed to
emergency phone number 911.
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