Monitoring the Health of your Tait DMR Network

EnableMonitor helps you anticipate and resolve issues before they threaten the communications your business depends on

As part of the Tait Enable suite, EnableMonitor gives you the tools you need to monitor the health of your Tait DMR network and reduce downtime.

Key Features

  • Real-time system health status for early issue diagnosis
  • Proof that your network is operating efficiently
  • Reporting on your IT network availability and infrastructure
  • Alerts and alarms when there is an issue
  • Automatic discovery and configuration for easy setup
  • Standards-based technology for interoperability
  • Secure access to performance data anywhere, anytime
  • Redundancy options for guaranteed performance
  • Support for peace of mind

Real-time system health status for early issue diagnosis

EnableMonitor shows you real-time status information about your network, including latency and packet loss. This lets you quickly identify potential issues and resolve them before they affect your communications system, reducing network downtime and maximising your return on investment.

Proof that your network is operating efficiently

It's never been easier to see what's happening on your Tait radio network. EnableMonitor has configurable viewing and reporting options to suit your specific network application, including topographical maps, schematic diagrams, and device lists.

Reporting on your IT network availability and infrastructure

EnableMonitor can also report on the health and availability of infrastructure on your IT network. Each object in your network is represented by an icon that changes colour as its status changes, so operators can quickly scan the list and see where problems are occurring and what they are.

Alerts and alarms when there's an issue

Network administrators can set up email or SMS notifications for specific alarms, or flashing lights and sirens for a major problem, so you can quickly identify, isolate, and resolve the cause.

Automatic discovery and configuration for easy setup

EnableMonitor uses automatic discovery to quickly identify and configure the Tait-supported devices on your network, making it straightforward to set up and run.

Standards-based technology for interoperability

EnableMonitor uses internet standards including SNMP, SQL, and Microsoft Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to monitor and communicate with devices on your network. For a complete view of your network, it can also be configured to communicate with non-SNMP and third-party devices through a protocol mediator.

Secure access to performance data anywhere, anytime

EnableMonitor can be securely accessed via the web, including from smartphones, so you can remotely view network alarm and monitoring information whenever and wherever you need to.

Redundancy options for guaranteed performance

A secondary or standby server can automatically start monitoring the radio network if the primary server fails. The standby server triggers an alert about the failure, and once the primary is restored, it automatically returns to standby mode.

Support for peace of mind

Tait's engineers and support staff work alongside you through a comprehensive, clear commissioning process, and Tait also provides installation and managed services for the Enable suite.


For businesses running a Tait DMR network who want the visibility to catch problems before they cause downtime, Mobile Systems Limited can talk you through whether EnableMonitor is right for your setup. Get in touch with our team.

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