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Southwest MicroWave Inc.

SNSfortech, representative of Southwest MicroWave Inc. (USA) in Greece, recommends the latest hightech systems of INTREPID^TM MicroPoint^TM II, INTREPID^TM MicroTrack^TM II and INTREPID^TM MicroWave 316. These systems protect many of the world's highest security sites across wide-ranging vertical markets and can customize a high-performance solution for your infrastructure, asset and personnel protection challenges.

INTREPID MicroPoint II

Fence Detection System

Next-generation fence-mounted sensors that detect cut or climb attempts and pinpoint intrusion attempts to within 3m. Key features of the system:

• Detection of cut or climb attempts.
• Pinpoints intrusion attempts to 3m / 10ft.
• Uniform detection sensitivity along fence line.
• Solves environmental nuisance alarm problems.
• Flexible, software-controlled zoning.
• Single platform networking capabilities.
• Advanced Digital Signal Processing.
• Site-adaptive Sensitivity Leveling^TM.
• Four System Controller Options Plus Available SDK.

INTREPID MicroTrack II

Buried Cable Detection System

Terrain-following volumetric sensors that locate intruders to within 3m for applications where covert protection is essential. Key features of the system:

• Covert terrain-following RF detection.
• Pinpoints intrusion attempts to 3m / 10ft.
• Uniform detection sensitivity across coverage area.
• Solves environmental nuisance alarm problems.
• Flexible, software-controlled zoning.
• Single platform networking capabilities.
• Advanced Digital Signal Processing.
• Site-adaptive Sensitivity Leveling^TM.
• Four System Controller Options Plus Available SDK.

INTREPID MicroWave 316

Digital Microwave Link

Short or long range volumetric WicroWave links and transceivers for open areas, gates, entryways, rooftop and wall applications. Key features of the system:

• 122m (400ft) range.
• Advanced EMI/RFI shielding and surge protection.
• Rugged construction for climatic extremes.
• Embedded DSP algorithms for high Pd, low NAR.
• Low power consumption.
• Monitoring via on board form-c relay alarm outputs.
• Software-controlled setup.
• Fresnel algorithms reduce outer field disturbances.
• Optional IP/POE enabled version.

Key Features

Powerful Networking Capabilities

INTREPID^TM Series II sensors and I/O modules are seamlessly networked via a common, open architecture communications protocol – the INTREPID^TM Polling Protocol – using standard RS422 serial data interface. Network connections may be via copper wire, fiber optic cable or wireless (TCP/IP) method. Network architecture guarantees alarm delivery time, and can be structured in a variety of configurations to best address network size and alarm delivery requirements.

Scalable System Controllers

A universal INTREPID^TM controller conveniently manages all INTREPID^TM Series II sensors and I/O modules. Choose from four control modules that offer scalable security management solutions to suit any site parameters with features ranging from local relay control to multi-language graphic mapping tools, centralized local or remote multi-site management and high level CCTV interface. Two SDK options are available to third-party developers for high level integration of INTREPID^TM Series II sensors into custom control applications.

Integrated I/O Modules

Auxiliary Input Module II: Allows the incorporation of auxiliary devices – such as Southwest Microwave’s conventional sensors, gate and door contacts, or other alarm contacts. Relay Output Module II: 8 or 16-port modules provide simple interface to CCTV, legacy alarm panels, perimeter lighting, or other relays if high level interface is not available.

Easy System Set Up

Universal installation service software configures each INTREPID^TM Series II device with laptop convenience. User-friendly features, including sensor auto-discovery, guided navigation and forward propagation simplify set-up and calibration. Unique configuration security allows lock down of device settings, ensuring that only approved configuration changes are implemented.

Simplified Zone Assignment

To assign detection zones, the system controller auto-discovers networked alarm inputs to confirm proper configuration. Each input is then associated with perimeter segments - or zones - of the desired length. For added flexibility, multiple sensor technologies can be assigned to a single zone. When an intrusion attempt occurs, alarm data is communicated to the controller and its location is displayed on a graphic map. Zones may also be associated with specific outputs – such as camera presets – so that when the perimeter is breached, precise visual assessment is achieved.