XLG (Graphics)

Graphical fire detection annunciation

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.

XLG (Graphics)

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Coordinated response to fire alarms

Using a combination of symbols, floor plans, pictures and text, XLG-Client/Server (XLG-C/S) can display the precise location of a fire alarm event and give detailed emergency response instructions. Communications can be established with floor wardens via EWIS WIP phones to coordinate evacuation procedures. A detailed map of the affected area can be printed automatically for use by emergency response personnel. Prompt response to a fire emergency, with the correct action, provides the opportunity to greatly improve safety and reduce financial loss.

Features

Automated graphic display and printing of latest fire event locations
Simple and effective graphic interface provides custom alarm and fault messages to guide an operator through dispatch response
Full and extensive event log with rapid filtering for easy event location
Multiple XLG terminals on a network can perform redundant operation or specific functions
Supports CAD drawing files, metafiles, image files and scanned media
Graphics screens can provide easily recognizable site plan and floor plan information

Provides operator control of fire panel zones and points, plus EWIS zones and WIPS
Monitors all events on MX1, F3200, MX4428 and QE90 Fire and EWIS networks.
Prints event log, graphics screens and fire system reports
Point-and-click device positioning and configuration
One-off configuration for all terminals

Benefits

INTUITIVE

This Windows-compatible graphical interface quickly provides critical information of the fire alarm event to guide operators through dispatch response.

PINPOINT ACCURACY

Get the precise location of a fire alarm, including type and location of the event, after which the operator can then navigate to a more detailed view of the zone or device.