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| VRI Voter Remote Interface | | | | 
 | Key Features:
 Easy to read interface
Up to 10 Simultaneous Client Connections
Manual Control(forced voting)
Real Time Information - Polls 2 times per second |
The Voter Remote Interface (VRI) from Fial Incorporated provides a means of remotely monitoring and controlling the individual Site Voter Modules in multiple SNV-12 Voter shelves. The Fial Voter Remote Interface consists of a single Server program (VRIServer.exe) and up to 10 instances of the Client program (VRIClient.exe) running on separate computers. The VRI Server program will connect with up to 14 individual SNV-12 shelves. The connection is over a TCP/IP network using a co-located TCP/IP to RS-232 serial converter (such as the Black Box Advanced Console Server 8). The VRI Server program reads the state of the individual Site Voter Modules in each of the monitored SNV-12 voter shelves two times a second. The VRI Server program then passes only change of state information over the TCP/IP network to all connected VRI Client programs. All Server/Client communications are encrypted for security.
The client program graphically displays each of the connected SNV-12 Voter shelves and the individual Site Voters Modules populating each rack. The client program can remotely perform any controls an on site operator would from anywhere there is IP connectivity to the server. The VRI includes report features that relay card voting information and signal quality. Contact Fial Sales to schedule your demonstration.
| Model VRI Characteristics | | | | | Server Operating System | | | Microsoft Windows 2000, 2000 Server, XP, and Vista (Dedicated Server not required) | | | | | | Client Operating System | | | Microsoft Windows 2000, 2000 Server, XP, and Vista | | | | | | Remote Access | | Each SNV-12 requires a terminal server
connection to enable VRI server communication over TCP/IP. | | | | |
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