Seamless System Integration
Modern buildings rely on multiple independent
systems that work better together. Endex of Oklahoma
specializes in creating custom integrations between
fire alarm, nurse call, security, communication, and
building automation systems using API connections
and hardware I/O devices.
API Integrations
Software-based integrations allow systems to share
data and trigger actions automatically. We develop
custom API connections that enable real-time
communication between platforms.
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REST & Web Services
Connect cloud platforms and on-premise
systems through standard web APIs
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Database Integration
Synchronize data between systems for
unified reporting and management
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Event-Driven Automation
Trigger actions across systems based on
alarms, schedules, or user input
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Custom Middleware
Bridge incompatible systems with custom
translation layers
Hardware I/O Integration
When systems lack software interfaces, hardware I/O
devices provide reliable physical connections. Relay
contacts, voltage signals, and serial communications
enable integration between legacy and modern
equipment.
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Relay Interfaces
Dry contact connections for alarm
notification, door control, and equipment
activation
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Input Monitoring
Monitor contact closures, voltage levels,
and sensor outputs from external
systems
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Serial & Network Gateways
Convert RS-232, RS-485, and proprietary
protocols to IP-based communication
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I/O Controllers
Programmable devices that bridge multiple
systems with custom logic
Common Integration Scenarios
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Fire Alarm to Access Control -
Unlock doors automatically during fire events
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Nurse Call to Paging -
Broadcast patient calls to overhead speakers
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Security to Lighting - Activate
lights on motion detection or alarm
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Intercom to Phone System -
Route door calls to desk phones and mobile apps
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HVAC to Fire Alarm - Shut down
air handlers during smoke detection
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Camera to Access Control -
Trigger recording on door access events
Benefits of Integration
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Unified Response - Coordinate
actions across systems during emergencies
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Reduced Manual Effort -
Automate repetitive tasks and notifications
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Centralized Management -
Monitor multiple systems from a single interface
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Extended System Life - Add new
capabilities to existing equipment
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Improved Reporting - Combine
data from multiple sources for insights
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Code Compliance - Meet
requirements for system interconnection
Our Integration Process
Every integration project begins with understanding
your goals and assessing your existing systems. We
document available interfaces, identify the best
connection method, and design a solution that meets
your requirements while maintaining system
reliability.
- System assessment and interface inventory
- Integration design and documentation
- Development and bench testing
- On-site installation and commissioning
- Training and ongoing support
