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NetBotz 450, 570 and 750 compatibility
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Posted: 2020-07-0712:13 PM
NetBotz 450, 570 and 750 compatibility
We have a large number of NetBotz 570 appliances installed with Sealevel SeaI/O-463U devices as well as Multitech modems for alarm notifications. Is the NetBotz 570 still available or end of life? Alternatively will the sealevel and multitech products still be compatible with the NetBotz 750?
The 570 is currently available but with the addition of the 750 and soon, the 755, I can't say that it will be available for an extended period of time.
Right now, the 700 series is not compatible with either modems or the sealevel devices. I do know that such enhancements have been brought to the attention of product management but there is no definite answer at this time.
I believe instead of modems, they might end up suggesting 3rd party gateways that will accept an e-mail and in turn transmit it on a phone line. This isn't tested or recommended, just trying to give you an idea: