PAGEABILITY SMCS SERVER v3.0
SPECIFICATIONS

Messaging Management
SMCS (Smart Multi-modem Channel Switching)
* Queued messages bounce back from failed modems/lines and seek out operable modems/lines
Message Queue Re-sequencing
* During dialing delay between dialup retries, next-in-line queued messages are passed through for transmission
Intelligent Message Grouping
* Queued messages are pre-sorted and multiple messages to same carrier are sent in a single dialup

Transmission Method
Direct Dialup using TAP/IXO and ASCII transmission protocols

Modem Support
Unlimited multi-modem support for high-volume messaging

Interface and Transmission Technology
Direct Dialup with built-in RAS dialer

Mach-2 Messaging Engine:
* Accelerated Transmission Processing
* Message Queue Re-sequencing
* Intelligent Message Grouping

Message Queue Monitoring Frequency
Variable from continuously to once per hour

Client Maintenance
* Remote client configuration
* Set and lock global defaults for all clients

System Alerts
Configurable alerts for modem and transmission failures
* Local alerts - audio and/or visual
* Remote alerts - to wireless device and/or e-mail account

Reports and Management
Summary display: Number of messages transmitted by transmission status and available hard disk space
Configurable message log reports
* Sort by message date, sender, recipient, department, carrier
* Message selection - All, sent, failed,  cancelled
* Select date range, sender and/or department
* Abbreviated, summary statistics or full text

Database Management
* Purge all message log records or select by sender and/or message date
* Compact database

Password Protection
All system and client configuration functions are password protected

System Monitoring
Displays all system and messaging events by date and time, including message transmission statuses

System Requirements
* 32MB RAM minimum
* 10MB free disk space
One or more Hayes-compatible modems

Compatibility
SMCS Server works with any message-ready phone, PDA or alphanumeric wireless device and any wireless service providers that support TAP/IXO or ASCII transmission protocols

Y2K Compliance
All PageAbility programs (v3.0 and up) are Y2K compliant. There are no conflicts and no run-time errors associated with what is commonly referred to as the Y2K problem or "bug."  However, if your operating system, (including but not limited to, Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT), BIOS (Basic Input-Output System), or any other system or software program is not Y2K compliant, we cannot guarantee that PageAbility will function properly when used on the same computer system.  In that case, please contact the manufacturers of the non-compliant system or software.

Operating System
Windows 95, 98, NT4.0, 2000