Iwatch Access Control Software Successfully Tested Over – Windows 7

Posted on June 25th, 2010 by Andy Smith


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The integration of iWatch Server with; 

 Windows 7 compatibility is the most latest feature of iWatch System Softwares. This feature will provide you the advance features of VISTA with the Speedy Boot and easy controls of Windows XP. With the combination of the power of access control, digital video surveillance and intrusion into one standalone powerful system. The iWatch Server with Windows 7 integration enhanced administration, scalability, capability and control as well as the most beautiful graphics and eye soothing Graphics.

The ability to connect the iWatch Server with TCP/IP mode of communication to remote systems will help the dealers to reduce Field Service calls and increase response times. With the help of direct command control or a virtual keypad provided in the console, real time status and control can be displayed without sending a technician in the field.

The integration of Windows 7 with iWatch Server provides a single user interface that combines access control (including Time and Attendance) with video surveillance and intrusion detection to create a more robust platform with enhanced functionality. All the functions are merged together through physical relays and several input devices and which are logically controlled. This extent of simplicity provides users maximum control over their security systems than they had using multiple software platforms and interfaces.

This is perfect tool to monitor remote sites over long distances, it is also used for the management of multiple sites from a single location. iWatch Server  integration eliminate the complexicity of the access process by allowing users to lock or unlock the system with a valid card. Any authorized card can unlock the system which can be used to prevent false alarms. This is an evolution of new kind of devices who knows that what other connected devices are doing.

We can Customize the setting very easy as compared to windows VISTA and as easy as Windows XP.

Now “ENJOY THE POWER OF I WITH EXCELLENT COOL GRAPHICS”.



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