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Make your system integrations a snap!

The SNAP (Serial Network Alert Processor) Series performs serial and/or Ethernet based alert detection and processing, allowing protocol conversion, repeat notification, escalation, translation, filtering, routing, logging, splitting, combining, scheduled processing and reporting.

An intuitive browser-based configuration process allows administrators to quickly and easily integrate with their existing setups.

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SNAP Standard

(P/N=0250-1502)

  • Licensed for Quantity of 5 Total I/O Ports

  • Licensed for Quantity of 1 Pager App Connection

  • Limited to 250 Total Pager App Concurrent Connections

  • Can Create Reports Using the Email Output

Inputs

  • Inovonics

  • COMP2

  • TAP

  • E-Mail*

  • HTTP

  • Internet Browser Messaging*

  • Accutech ResidentGuard LS 2400*

  • Plain text

Outputs

  • Smartphone app

  • COMP2

  • TAP

  • E-Mail

  • JSON

  • Adaptive Alpha LED Signs

  • COMP1

  • Internet Browser Display*

  • Encrypted messaging*

  • CCTV-POS*

Long press on alerts received in the WaveWare Pager app to acknowledge.

* Requires additional licensing, speak with sales representative for more information.


WaveWare Pager is available for iOS and Android* devices.

*Compatibility may vary from devices. Requires sideloading with an .apk file. We recommend testing devices that will be used before deploying with Android.

 

Send Alerts to any device with an Internet Browser with the Alerts List Output with Zoning and Priority. Compatible with Edge, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. Willing to test your own setup.

Vesa Wall Mount Addon (P/N: 0250-1560)

Allows SNAP to be mounted on a wall.


SNAP User License & Limitations:

When SNAP is used for healthcare applications, by installing and configuring SNAP, the user agrees that SNAP has no UL certifications and is designed to operate only as a secondary alerting system for senior living and/or assisted living applications, and that SNAP should not be installed at sites where the user is not already operating a primary alerting system.