Fire station alerting documentation and review.
System engineering, CAD integration planning, and the documents your security reviewer will ask for.
Built to survive due diligence
Network footprint
Ports, protocols and bandwidth specified before anything connects.
Integration plan
CAD interface requirements and failure behavior documented up front.
Lifecycle
Firmware history and a defined update path.
The documents you get
Written for your IT team, your security reviewer and your CAD vendor, before anything connects.
- Network architecture diagramHow the system sits on your network, end to end.
- Ports, protocols and bandwidthEverything a firewall review needs, specified up front.
- CAD interface requirementsWhat your CAD vendor needs to deliver, and when.
- Failure behaviorWhat happens if the network drops: who is told the link is down, and how radio carries the alert.
- Firmware version historyWhat is installed, and what changed in each release.
- Update roadmapA defined update path for the life of the system.
Related services and systems
Documentation supports every Westnet system. These pages go deeper.
CAD interfaces
The CAD platforms Westnet connects to, and how.
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IP alerting and automated voice dispatch from the 911 center.
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The station system, with automatic failover to radio.
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Phased cutover, with legacy alerting live until the new system is proven.
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