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DMP alarms · Panama

DMP alarms for businesses and banks

One alarm system to watch for burglary, control the doors and supervise your branches from one place. ADVSYSA assesses it, installs it and supports it in Panama.

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Equipment from DMP (Digital Monitoring Products), a manufacturer based in Springfield, Missouri, USA. 24/7 monitoring is a separate service.

What it solves

One alarm for burglary, doors and remote supervision

For shops, offices, warehouses and banks with one or several branches: what happens at each site is seen and controlled with the same tools.

See the 4 things it solves

Burglary and intrusion

Panels with zones and areas: you arm the site in parts and disarm only what you are going to use.

Door control

Doors open with a card, a PIN or a card plus PIN, and there is a record of who came in and when.

Several branches

With the Entré software you manage users, schedules and audits for all your sites from one place.

Alerts on your phone

The Virtual Keypad app arms, disarms and alerts you; with compatible cameras you can verify the alarm with video.

DMP families

The equipment in the solution

We install DMP control panels, keypads, zone expansion, wireless devices and communicators. Software, the virtual receiver, JamAlert, video with AlarmVision and fire detection are assessed and quoted per project. Each card links to the manufacturer’s data sheet.

Control panel

XR550

The large panel of the XR family: branches, offices with several areas and access control.

See details of XR550
  • Up to 32 independent reporting areas, with common areas.
  • Up to 96 supervised access control doors.
  • 10,000 user codes with 99 profiles.
  • Up to eight communication paths to the monitoring center: network, cellular and Wi-Fi.

Figures from DMP’s data sheet.

XR550 data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Control panel

XR150

An intrusion panel from the same XR family, with fewer areas and doors than the XR550.

See details of XR150
  • Up to 8 independent reporting areas.
  • Up to 8 supervised door access points or keypads.
  • 10,000 user codes with 99 profiles.
  • Built-in network and a plug-in LTE cellular communicator for the Virtual Keypad app and the monitoring center.

Figures from DMP’s data sheet.

XR150 data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Access and audit software

Entré

Manages access and security across several sites with a single list of users.

See details of Entré
  • Creates and manages users, credentials, profiles and schedules on several panels at once.
  • Keeps the history of user activity and events for audits, with reports on inactive users and zones and on denied access.
  • A map view to see the status of each device; operators in Spanish or English.
  • Installed on the organization’s own servers, behind its firewall; the web client is optional.

Designed for organizations with many sites: it is assessed per project. Figures from DMP’s brochure and its banking document.

Entré data sheet (PDF brochure) Opens in a new tab.
Virtual receiver

SCS-VR

Receiver software for monitoring centers: it replaces the physical receiver when panels report over the network or cellular.

See details of SCS-VR
  • Depending on the model, it receives from 500 up to 20,000 panels.
  • It can run on one server or on several, backing each other up.
  • It keeps the complete diagnostic record of each panel.

It is for whoever operates a monitoring center. Figures from DMP’s data sheet.

SCS-VR data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Cellular anti-jamming

JamAlert

It alerts you when someone jams the cellular frequencies the panel uses to report.

See details of JamAlert
  • If it detects an unusual spike in signals, it triggers an alert.
  • The panel can alert the monitoring center over the network, turn on the site’s lights and sirens and notify the user through Virtual Keypad.

Figures from DMP’s data sheet, which is in Spanish. It is an early warning: on its own it does not stop anyone from getting in.

JamAlert data sheet (PDF, in Spanish) Opens in a new tab.
Backup communication

Com Series communicators

They carry the panel’s signals over the network, Wi-Fi or cellular, and can be added to an existing panel.

See details of Com Series communicators
  • Dual-path modules (DualCom): network or Wi-Fi as the main path and cellular as backup, on a single board.
  • Fully supervised communication to DMP’s SCS-1R and SCS-VR receivers.
  • Basic control of the panel from the Virtual Keypad app.

An existing panel must be compatible (DMP’s data sheet refers to panels with Contact ID), and it names US cellular networks (AT&T and Verizon): compatibility and the cellular path for each site are confirmed during the visit.

Com Series data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Fire · separate scope

XR150FC and XR550FC

Addressable fire alarm panels from the same family.

See details of XR150FC and XR550FC
  • Up to 142 zones (XR150FC) or 562 zones (XR550FC) of two-wire smoke detectors or fire initiating devices.
  • Communication to the monitoring center over the network or cellular.
  • Menus in Spanish, English and French.

Fire detection is assessed separately, building by building; this page does not promise compliance with any standard. Figures from DMP’s data sheet.

XR150FC and XR550FC data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Video and alarm

XV-24 with AlarmVision

Turns cameras you already have into motion detectors that trigger the alarm panel.

See details of XV-24 with AlarmVision
  • Tells people, vehicles and animals apart.
  • Works with ONVIF and RTSP cameras.
  • Connects to XR Series panels and is managed from Virtual Keypad.

The XV-24 is the model for everyday use and standard networks; the XV-60 and XV-96 add dual network connections and more capacity. Figures from DMP’s data sheet.

XV with AlarmVision data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
App for the user

Virtual Keypad

Arm, disarm and check the status of the system from your phone.

See details of Virtual Keypad
  • Arm or disarm whole areas or just some of them.
  • System history and alerts on your phone.
  • Management of user codes, and several systems in the same app.
  • Alarm verification with video.

Figures from DMP’s data sheet.

Virtual Keypad data sheet (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Who it is for

A business and a bank need different things

What changes is the size: how many areas, how many doors and how many sites have to be managed.

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Shops, offices and warehouses

  • A panel with keypads, sensors and a communicator covers the site, with areas that are armed separately.
  • The Virtual Keypad app lets you arm, disarm and get alerts from your phone.
  • If you already have cameras, AlarmVision can use them as motion detectors.
  • 24/7 monitoring is added when you need it.

Banks and multiple branches

  • An XR550 panel handles up to 32 areas and 96 doors; Entré manages users, schedules and audits for all the sites.
  • DMP lets you set up to eight card formats, so you can keep using the cards you already have (according to DMP).
  • There is a module for BIN code readers, designed for access to the ATM vestibule (according to DMP).
  • JamAlert alerts you if someone jams the cellular signal at a branch.
DMP document on banking and access control (PDF) Opens in a new tab.
Before you ask for a quote

What it includes, what you need and what is defined during the visit

So you know what to expect before you ask for a proposal.

See what it includes, what you need and what is defined during the visit

What it includes

  • A site visit to define what to protect.
  • A proposal with the DMP equipment you need.
  • Installation, programming and testing.

What you need

  • Power and a place for the panel and its backup battery.
  • A stable internet connection or a cellular path with good signal, so the panel can talk to the monitoring center.
  • Compatible doors, locks and readers, if you want access control.
  • A contact person who decides who comes in and at what time.

What is defined during the visit

  • How many areas, zones, keypads and doors your site needs.
  • Whether the panel reports over the network, over cellular or over both paths.
  • Whether there are cameras that can serve as detectors or for video verification.
  • Whether the site needs fire detection: that is a separate scope.
  • Which signals reach the monitoring center, and who gets notified.
With ADVSYSA

Installation, monitoring and support in Panama

The equipment is supplied and installed once; monitoring and support are services that continue afterwards and are agreed separately.

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Supply and installation

We install your DMP system

We visit the site, define zones, doors and communications, install the equipment and run the tests with you.

Separate service

24/7 monitoring

24/7 monitoring from the ATG Group monitoring center, operated by AMS (Advanced Monitoring Services, S.A.) under a separate contract. The center receives the panel’s signals; what is done for each alarm is agreed site by site. How our monitoring center responds

After the installation

Local support

Technical support in Panama by phone, WhatsApp or email, for when the system is already up and running. Report a fault

Warranty: per manufacturer. Each device carries its manufacturer’s warranty, with its term and conditions.

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Where the DMP figures come from

The product figures come from DMP documents, almost all in English. What ADVSYSA installs, monitors and supports belongs to ADVSYSA and ATG Group, not to DMP.