Optima BLOG
REFERENCE: Optima Document Number: 4000-T200053A DATE: June 7, 2018 DESCRIPTION: Optima is proud to announce the availability of the June 2018 T:LAN OS Update. This version includes several ecoLOGIC Script
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Categories : Cloud Storage, T:LAN
Posted by Mr. Optima
We have just published the June 2018 edition of the Optima SAM Application User Guide.Authorized users can now download their latest copy via the Optima
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Categories : Cloud Storage, SAM
Posted by Mr. Optima
04
June
SAM V1.25A Released
Optima has just released Version 1.25A of the Optima SAM application.MAJOR CHANGE:The most important upgrade concerns the operation of the SIREN. A maximum alert duration
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Categories : Cloud Storage, Configuration, SAM
Posted by Mr. Optima
A lot has changed over the years since we first released the T:LAN in 1999. Different hardware revisions introduced new advances in technology. They have
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Categories : T:LAN
Posted by Mr. Optima
25
May
Working With ecoLOGIC Apps
OverviewEach T:LAN integrates the Optima ecoLOGIC® Script Engine. It implements a complete eco app environment, bringing hidden far-off processes to light. This article attempts to
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Categories : Configuration, ecoSENTRY
Posted by Mr. Optima
Data protection plays an increasingly important role in our modern societies. In turn, it is gaining significant economic importance. Over the last few years, we
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Categories : General
Posted by Mr. Optima
17
May
The Origin Of The T:LAN Name
What does it mean? Where did the colon come from? As we get asked about this from time to time, I thought this is a good
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Categories : T:LAN
Posted by Mr. Optima
15
May
OMNI ZOOM Dashboard Updates
After first unveiling the OMNI ZOOM dasbhoards in early December 2017, we have been busy. We’ve continued to develop our BI dashboard solution. And are
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Categories : ecoSENTRY, SNMP
Posted by Mr. Optima
SUMMARY:Users that share and copy the same T:LAN configuration file between a large number of units might occasionally run into RAM:FILE FULL log messages. It
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Categories : Configuration, T:LAN, TCF
Posted by Mr. Optima
