With SCAIP growing to be the leading digital alarm protocol for modern telecare and wellness solutions, its compliancy is imperative for today’s solution providers in the digitalized care alarm industry. The lack of SCAIP compliance means users cannot benefit from the reliability and security that SCAIP-based alarm communication brings, and alarm solution providers miss out on significant business opportunities.
This is where our Alarmbridge Service plays a key role! It can act as an independent bridge between the two sides of the alarm flow chain ensuring your solution’s SCAIP compliancy.
The Alarmbridge Service’s protocol conversion functionality allows SCAIP compliancy thanks to easy bridging between protocols or from proprietary interfaces in numerous different combinations.
Bridge between analog & digital protocols, e.g. between BS8521 and SCAIP
Bridge between various digital protocols, e.g. between SIA and SCAIP
Bridge between a proprietary interface and SCAIP, using API integration
Alarmbridge receives analog-based alarm events, converts to SCAIP, and delivers as SCAIP messages to the SCAIP-based alarm receiving center (ARC).
Alarmbridge receives digital-based alarm events, for example SIA, converts to SCAIP, and delivers as SCAIP messages to the alarm receiving center (ARC).
Alarmbridge uses API integration to receive the alarm events, converts to SCAIP, and delivers as SCAIP messages to the SCAIP-based alarm receiving center (ARC).
Alarmbridge receives alarm events from SCAIP-based alarm devices, converts to and delivers via a digital-based protocol, e.g. SIA, or an analog-based protocol, e.g. BS521 to your alarm receiving solution.
Do you have a SIA-based ARC? Find out how to receive SCAIP alarms to your SIA-based ARC platform here
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The Social Care Alarm Internet Protocol (SCAIP), which has evolved into the European standard TS50134-9/CENELEC, is a SIP-based protocol and the most used digital alarm protocol for modern technology enabled care in Europe. Support for this protocol is a prerequisite if you want to address modern care settings in the telecare market.