Burk Technology Consolidates Remote Control Software

AutoPilot 2010 consolidates remote control management for ARC Plus, ARC-16, VRC2500 and GSC3000 systems.

LITTLETON, MA (2/19/2010) – For the first time, manage all of your Burk remote controls from a single application. AutoPilot® 2010 facilitates standardization in groups with mixed equipment installations, while maintaining the ease of use and rich feature set broadcasters have come to expect. With its fully customizable interface, AutoPilot 2010 from Burk Technology is a perfect fit for engineers, operators, and the NOC.

Broadcasters familiar with Lynx 5 or AutoPilot 3 will notice the performance and interface improvements in AutoPilot 2010's state of the art platform. Burk's innovative approach to alarm handling eliminates extraneous alerts and pinpoints root cause. Built-in SNMP and network management functionality integrate IT and broadcast equipment.

"We're pleased that we can offer a single solution for both our modern, IP-based ARC Plus remote control and our legacy GSC and ARC-16 systems," said Burk Technology president Peter Burk. "By standardizing our software, we've created a consolidated site management solution while making across the board improvements for all existing users."

Available spring 2010, AutoPilot 2010 replaces Lynx 5, AutoPilot 3, and AutoPilot Plus. See AutoPilot in action at NAB 2010, Booth C1614.

For more information, contact Steve Dinkel at (978) 486-0086.

About Burk Technology

Burk Technology solutions manage and protect critical assets for corporate, government and educational/non-profit customers worldwide. Based in Littleton, Mass., Burk is a UL-certified ISO9001:2008 facility.

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