Announcing the NetGuardian 216T: SNMP RTU with T1 Transport
The NetGuardian 216T is a hardened remote designed for locations where you currently do not have LAN. It utilizes T1 transport for its SNMP alarm reporting, as well as providing LAN access to other devices via its hub. The NetGuardian has all the tools you need to bring visibility to your outside plant, including alarm monitoring (discrete and analog), web access, and integrated terminal server, greatly augmenting your network visibility and, ultimately, the network's reliability. Read Full Story

New White Paper: Perfect-Fit Alarm Monitoring
Do you have a specialized monitoring need that no off-the-shelf product can solve? Does it seem like you need to buy several products just to get the job done? At DPS, we design and build custom products to suit our clients’ unique needs. In this new white paper, we’ll walk you through our time-tested development process that can give you exactly what you need.
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T/Mon Hints, Tips, and Tricks: Syslog, Network Paging, and Advanced Point Editing
The T/Mon provides an advanced and robust alarm management interface that is always being improved through client feedback. However our clients don't always have a chance to take advantage of these new and useful features. Here are some hints, tips, and tricks that will help new and experienced users maximize the use of the T/Mon. Read Full Story

Upcoming DPS Factory Training Events Oct. 16-19 and Nov. 13-16

There's still time to get into the next session of the most effective training program in the alarm monitoring industry. DPS Factory Training is hands-on, challenging, comprehensive and tuition free. Sign up early and guarantee your seat at the next upcoming Factory Training Events, Oct. 16-19 and Nov. 13-16 at DPS headquarters in sunny California. Signup quickly because seating is limited.

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Looking for the Perfect Fit?

It is a founding principle of DPS Telecom to give clients what they want. We design and build monitoring solutions that meet their unique needs, allowing them to get the job done without buying unnecessary equipment.

In many cases, the perfect-fit solution is not an off-the-shelf solution, so we have to create a new product to satisfy our client’s exact needs. This approach allows them to get the functionality they need without overspending.

At DPS, we’ve invested over a million dollars in building and maintaining the infrastructure to be in the high-product-mix business, and our mix includes both software and hardware.

This issue of The Protocol features a new product that we recently developed for a client: the NG216T. It’s a LAN-based alarm remote that uses T1 for transport, so it can effectively extend your LAN. This new product was developed for our client using our perfect-fit development process.

Bob Berry, our C.E.O., thought that you might be interested in the process that we go through at DPS to design new products, so he wrote a white paper on it: