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- TXG is a Microsoft Windows® based Emergency Management System. It provides a familiar, user-friendly working environment that requires less specialist knowledge than what is typically required to operate a fire alarm control panel.
- The CCU Network system and fire indicator panels are interconnected via dual redundant communication loops.
- The redundant network can be used to transparently route information around breakages and failures in the network
- Event annunciation information from the fire panels is simultaneously routed via both the network CCUNet links.
- XLG-Client/Server (XLG-C/S) delivers prompt response to a fire emergency along with the correct action to help improve safety and reduce financial loss.
- Multiple XLG Client terminals can be connected on the same network for redundancy or ease of operation.
- Individual user access levels allow maintenance/engineer’s functions for performing higher level network investigations and configuration changes, as well as limited lower-level operator functions.
Over time, a building’s occupancy and use may change and systems need to adapt accordingly. An Emergency Management System can be easily programmed and modified to reflect any changes made.
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The identity and access level of users is controlled and recorded which is especially useful in high-risk environments where it can be crucial to track who performed critical functions.
