WIN-911

Allows operator to see if Win911 is actively connected to the alarm source. Aids in diagnosing Win911 issues. A visual notification on the screen would let operator know Win911 has lost ability to actively alarm. Also a notifier via SMS, email, vo...

Allows management to confirm operators are responding to call outs. Text files that are created daily much easier to deal with then using the log viewer. Log file folder can be shared and viewed across network. If possible add ability to email log...

Having the log viewer pop up in the middle of the screen when a new unacknowledged alarm occurs could be useful in some applications. This could be a selectable feature chosen inside of the workspace.

Currently I have 31 data entry forms used by various users, which is getting to be a long list to scroll through to find the right form to do your operator rounds. Being able to organize them into categories, such as is down with the reports, woul...

The idea would be that WIN-911 services start up automatically after a server power outage without needing a user to log on first.

I have had issues with Win911 getting stuck because an alarm was active when an operator used the "suppress" feature in FactoryTalk Alarm & Events. The alarm strategy didn't recognize that the alarm was no longer active and wouldn't stop notif...

We have many reports for which we save the data summary worksheet as an HTML report. We use the XLRweb portal to view these HTML reports. However, there are occasions when we would like to download the Excel report from XLRweb. The web tool has a ...

We would like the ability to control the format of the mobile pop-up notification. The current format is confusing for most of our users and does not provide easily actionable information without a significant amount of context.

In previous versions of Win-911, Windows would pop-up and focus on the alarm viewer page when an alarm came in, no need to change windows manually to get to the alarm monitor page.

Network alarms are broadcasted with Alarm, Acknowledged or Normal conditions, and is the primary data protocol used by Building Automation systems in North America. We used WIN911 for a boiler plant, but we had to use a PLC with OPC-DA since you d...