in the BMS event log, and allow direct access to the archive in later reporting. Fire System and Life Safety Management The BMS provides an advanced and seamless connection, monitoring and control of OPC compliant fire alarm systems. It supports the standard detector types typically connected to those systems, such as: smoke detectors detectors heat detectors fire push buttons, manual call points and so on The BMS must provide a real-time overview of the actual status of all connected detectors, as well as typical control functions, such as reset, block, or activate single detector points, or switch them into maintenance mode. The BMS displays all possible states coming from a single detector, such as: states, like pre-alarm or fire alarm malfunction states, like pollution or offline standby mode The BMS displays all states using corresponding event color/t and detailed detector group/address. If the detector is assigned to an ividual location inside the location tree, the full location path is displayed, providing immediate information about where the alarm is coming from. The BMS must provide a library of detector icons, to be used directly in location maps, and which support direct controlling of individual detectors by clicking the icon. The BMS configuration tool provides a simple way of assigning a detector type/icon to the detector addresses inside the subsystems by drag and drop or auto assignment.
in the BMS event log, and allow direct access to the archive in later reporting. Fire System and Life Safety Management The BMS provides an advanced and seamless connection, monitoring and control of OPC compliant fire alarm systems. It supports the standard detector types typically connected to those systems, such as: smoke detectors detectors heat detectors fire push buttons, manual call points and so on The BMS must provide a real-time overview of the actual status of all connected detectors, as well as typical control functions, such as reset, block, or activate single detector points, or switch them into maintenance mode. The BMS displays all possible states coming from a single detector, such as: states, like pre-alarm or fire alarm malfunction states, like pollution or offline standby mode The BMS displays all states using corresponding event color/t and detailed detector group/address. If the detector is assigned to an ividual location inside the location tree, the full location path is displayed, providing immediate information about where the alarm is coming from. The BMS must provide a library of detector icons, to be used directly in location maps, and which support direct controlling of individual detectors by clicking the icon. The BMS configuration tool provides a simple way of assigning a detector type/icon to the detector addresses inside the subsystems by drag and drop or auto assignment.
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