Additional Modules

SkyViewII

Exclusive to GenWatch3 NetVista is the next generation of SkyView. SkyViewII displays a geospacial overview of an entire trunking network. Towers indicate sites and can be placed anywhere on the map. Sections of the towers indicate channels. Lines eminating from towers indicate the path of calls and display the number of sites being utlized. SkyViewII sports new graphics and more powerful user options. It looks great on any monitor, and looks spectacular on a large flat panel screen. Dazzling real-time tower activity...from a window in the sky. Learn more

SysVista

Your Motorola Trunk System without Genesis is like a car without a dashboard!"

SysVista listens to GenGET (which listens to ATIA data) and displays — on a very simple to understand interface — what is happening on a system. Learn more

 

NetVista Modules

Channel Status

One of the most useful screens in NetVista, this is where the rubber meets the road. Most of our customers leave this screen up 24/7. The Channel screen can be customized in a multiple of configurations, from font sizes, colors, panel sizes, background images, information displayed and more. It can also be stretched across multiple monitors.

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Activity Screen

Not to play favorites, but this one window has the power to display everything that is happening on a system, the instant that it happens. ATIA data can be filtered and color-coded as it flows through. Action can be paused/resumed in real time.

 

Group View

Talkgroup windows may be resized to show the last caller, up to the last 30 callers. Group View additionally displays the radio ID, Alias, Date and Time of last call, a special location field (not GPS), and a tag that identifies a radio in a special way, such as stolen or abuser.  The All Activity window shows PTT activity in time order for all Talkgroup windows that are open.

System Activity Summary

Being able to see what is happening at a simple glance is a wonderful thing. This screen quickly shows the most important system statistics from the last minute, last 15 minutes, last 30 minutes, last hour, last 3 hours, or last 6, 12 and 24 hours. Data may be simply captured and printed from this screen.