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General| Type | Fire Alarm Control Panel |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Honeywell Gamewell-FCI |
| Model | NGA |
| Input Voltage | 120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Battery Backup | 24 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
Describes inherent limitations of fire and emergency communication systems regarding property damage and life safety.
Details specific detector performance constraints, including sensing limitations and environmental factors.
Outlines testing requirements after any programming operation or change in system components.
Covers optimal operating environment and sensitivity to electrical transients like lightning.
Addresses FCC and Canadian regulations regarding radio frequency emissions.
Defines the document's objective: to guide NGA usage and interpret displayed information.
Highlights critical safety information, operational warnings, and notes for users.
Explains the purpose and accessibility of the menu bar on the NGA's LCD touch screen.
Describes how system events, alarms, and status indicators are presented on the NGA display.
Details the tabs used to filter and display fire alarm related events and conditions.
Details the tabs used to filter and display Mass Notification System (MNS) events.
Describes the ACK and SLNCE buttons for managing system events and outputs.
Explains the Menu button for accessing functions and the RST button for system resets.
Illustrates the NGA screen when the Autonomous Control Unit (ACU) is in control.
Illustrates the NGA screen when the Local Operating Console (LOC) is in control.
Explains the Conditional Action Map (CAM) logic and how user-defined messages are triggered.
Describes how user-defined text messages appear and interact with system events.
Details the options for filtering event displays and navigating through text messages.
Explains the functionality of the Power On and Alarm LEDs on the NGA.
Describes the NGA's response to Carbon Monoxide (CO) or Gas alarms.
Details how to manage active Mass Notification System (MNS) events and troubles.
Explains the Supervisory, System Trouble, and Ground Fault LEDs and their behavior.
Describes the purpose and function of each option available in the NGA's Main Menu.
Details the steps for confirming and executing a system reset via the NGA.
Procedure for acknowledging active alarm events and silencing audible alerts.
Instructions on how to silence system outputs for fire events only.
Process for acknowledging trouble or supervisory off-normal events.
Lists the default passwords provided for accessing system functions.
Describes how to enable the touch screen lock feature requiring a password.
Details the functions available on the Configure screen for node auto-configuration.
Explains how to select a region for activating Walk/Drill or Fire Drill modes.
Describes the tabs and buttons available on the main Walk/Drill screen.
Explains the buttons used to turn the Audible Walk Test on and off.
Interface for selecting network nodes to manage inputs and outputs.
Describes the controls for selecting and navigating nodes on the I/O screen.
Details the controls for manually activating or returning output devices to automatic operation.
Explains how to manually enable or disable SLC devices via the Device tab.
Process for setting the system's real-time clock using the keypad.
How to select a specific network node to view its configuration information.
Describes the controls for selecting and navigating nodes within the View screen.
Describes general settings and hyperlinks available on the Global tab.
Provides details and settings related to SLC devices viewed via the Devices tab.
Functionality for viewing events stored in the NGA's History Log.
Options for printing and clearing the event history log.
Controls for viewing and managing failed access attempts logged in the system.
Introduction to the NGA tab within the Service screen for configuration.
Configuring multiple trouble acknowledgment and silencing of outputs.
Settings for global reporting of events and system reset behavior.
Configuring the network node address and serial port baud rate.
Settings for enabling the NGA's screen saver and display lock features.
Adjusting the NGA's LCD backlight brightness and display contrast.
Options for toggling the display of a user-supplied logo or removing it.
How to start a network query to identify present and communicating nodes.
Instructions on how to scroll and view the results of a network query.
Explains the fields included in the network query report.
Details the procedure for submitting warranty claims and the associated limitations.
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