GSM Guard

GSM Guard is a super handy app that helps you keep an eye on various places, like buildings or parks, even if you're not nearby. It's great for remote surveillance!

How GSM Guard Works

This software can read signals from things like IP cameras and alarm systems. When something happens, it sends notifications right to you. So, whether you're at home or on the go, you'll always be in the loop.

Connecting with Other Systems

GSM Guard can get information from faraway systems using a GSM modem. Plus, it can handle data over TCP/IP connections and COM ports too! It supports configurations like RS-232 and RS-485.

Easy Setup of Monitoring Devices

You can set up different monitoring targets easily. Each target gets its own card where you fill in details like device type, site name, phone numbers, and more. Just pick what you want to track!

User Commands and Access

You can send commands through the web or use a PIN code—just make sure to log in first! This way, you're always secure when managing your devices.

Map Your Locations

The app lets you pinpoint where your sites are located on the world map by entering longitude and latitude. This makes tracking much simpler!

Setting Command Priorities

You can create different commands that activate whenever something changes with your monitored objects. You decide their priority level—some might need quick admin attention while others could go to other operators.

Your Alerts at a Glance

All messages related to your monitored objects will show up in one spot along with the device's phone number, date, and time of each alert. No more searching everywhere!

Statistics and Event Tracking

The stats feature helps you keep track of how often alerts come through based on dates or types of messages. Plus, you can see your objects highlighted on the map and make an event calendar!

Create Reminders Easily

You can set reminders for single events or recurring ones! And if needed, forward those messages to other phone numbers too! Want to check it out? Download GSM Guard here!