Batboard

Anyone out there use this system?

It's run under UNIX (AIX) - using a telnet style system to access the information.

If you run or regularly use one of this systems, reply, or drop me a PM.

http://www.publicsafety.geac.com/page/home_PS.html

-Alex

alex wrote:Anyone out there use this system?

It's run under UNIX (AIX) - using a telnet style system to access the information.

If you run or regularly use one of this systems, reply, or drop me a PM.

http://www.publicsafety.geac.com/page/home_PS.html

-Alex

So what the hell does this have to do with Motorola equipment ?

Perhaps you should take a clue from your own prior comments
regarding topics that are unrelated to Motorola products. I've seen
you remove posts from guys posting similar questions, but yet you
do the same thing.

On a power trip ?

Let's see you remove this post, and / or lock it, so you derive
no benefit from it - to demonstrate you're not a hypocrite who
puts himself above their own rules.

CAD is a very important part of any system infrastructure, and as far as I know, Motorola isn't a CAD vendor. This includes recording of status/messaging, data logging, etc.

The same could be said for tape recording systems - which have been discussed here numerous times.

I'll make you happy. I'll lock the topic so that you can't post any replies on the subject, and further defend your case. Don't forget - its your request.

BTW: Thanks for bumping it - and drawing even more attention to the post.

-Alex

Acutally, I am going to overstep Alex here....

#1-We have been allowing non-Motorola products in the System Infrastructure forum, as even in "pure" Moto installs, they use other manufactures equipment (Zetron phone interconnect comes to mind).

#2-Motorola does have its own CAD software, see:
Moto CAD

So, I'll let the post stand for now. Tread lightly.