NGA NETWORK GRAPHIC ANNUNCIATOR

NGA
NETWORK GRAPHIC ANNUNCIATOR
OPERATING GUIDE
Copyright © 2006
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Published in U.S.A.
Part Number: 9020-0675 Revision A
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Table of Contents
1.0
Introduction ...............................................................................................................................3
2.0
The LCD Touch Screen ............................................................................................................4
2.1
Menu Bar...............................................................................................................................4
Table 2-1 Menu Bar......................................................................................................................4
2.2
The Display ...........................................................................................................................5
2.3
The Touchpad Buttons..........................................................................................................6
2.4
System Event Screen Options ..............................................................................................6
Table 2-2 System Event Buttons..................................................................................................6
2.5
User-Defined “CAM Text” Messages ....................................................................................7
2.6
User-Defined Text Message Options ....................................................................................8
Table 2-3 User-Defined Text Message Tabs and Buttons...........................................................8
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
4.0
LEDs and Audible Sounder ......................................................................................................9
Power On LED ......................................................................................................................9
Alarm LED .............................................................................................................................9
Supervisory LED ...................................................................................................................9
System Trouble LED .............................................................................................................9
Ground Fault LED .................................................................................................................9
The Main Menu .......................................................................................................................10
4.1
Main Menu Options .............................................................................................................10
Table 4-1 Main Menu .................................................................................................................10
4.2
Reset Option .......................................................................................................................11
4.3
Reset Confirmation Screen .................................................................................................11
5.0
5.1
5.2
6.0
Passwords ..............................................................................................................................12
Factory Default Passwords .................................................................................................12
Numeric Entry Keypad Screen............................................................................................13
Configure Screen....................................................................................................................14
6.1
Configure Screen Options...................................................................................................14
Table 6-1 Configure Screen Buttons ..........................................................................................14
7.0
Walk/Drill Screen ....................................................................................................................15
7.1
Walk/Drill Screen (Region Tab)...........................................................................................15
7.2
Walk/Drill Screen Options ...................................................................................................15
Table 7-1 Walk/Drill Tabs and Buttons.......................................................................................15
7.3
Walk/Drill Screen (Fire Drill Tab).........................................................................................16
Table 7-2 Fire Drill Buttons.........................................................................................................16
7.4
Walk/Drill Screen (Audible Walk Test Tab).........................................................................16
Table 7-3 Audible Walk Test Buttons .........................................................................................16
7.5
Walk/Drill Screen (Silent Walk Test Tab)............................................................................17
Table 7-4 Silent Walk Test Buttons ............................................................................................17
8.0
I/O Screen...............................................................................................................................18
8.1
I/O Screen (Node Tab)........................................................................................................18
8.2
I/O Screen (Node Tab) Options ..........................................................................................18
Table 8-1 I/O Screen (Node Tab) Controls ................................................................................18
8.3
I/O Screen (Output Tab)......................................................................................................19
8.4
I/O Screen (Output Tab) Options ........................................................................................19
Table 8-2 I/O Screen (Output Tab) Controls ..............................................................................19
8.5
I/O Screen (Device Tab) .....................................................................................................20
8.6
I/O Screen (Device Tab) Options ........................................................................................21
Table 8-3 I/O Screen (Device Tab) Controls..............................................................................21
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9.0
Clock Screen ..........................................................................................................................22
9.1
Entering the Time and Date on the Clock Screen ..............................................................22
9.2
Clock Screen Options .........................................................................................................22
Table 9-1 Clock Screen Buttons ................................................................................................22
10.0
View Screen............................................................................................................................23
10.1 View Screen (Node Tab).....................................................................................................23
10.2 View Screen (Node Tab) Options .......................................................................................23
Table 10-1 View Screen (Node Tab) Controls ...........................................................................23
10.3 View Screen (Global Tab) ...................................................................................................24
10.4 View Screen (Global Tab) Options .....................................................................................24
Table 10-2 View Screen (Global Tab) Controls .........................................................................24
10.5 View Screen (Devices Tab).................................................................................................25
10.6 View Screen (Devices Tab) Options ...................................................................................25
Table 10-3 View Screen (Devices Tab) Controls .......................................................................25
11.0
Log Screen..............................................................................................................................26
11.1 Log Screen (Entry Tab) Options .........................................................................................26
Table 11-1 Log Screen (Entry Tab) Buttons ..............................................................................26
12.0
Service Screen .......................................................................................................................27
12.1 Service Screen (NGA Tab) .................................................................................................27
12.2 Service Screen (NGA Tab) Options ....................................................................................28
Table 12-1 Service Screen (NGA Tab) Links.............................................................................28
12.3 Service Screen (LCD Tab) ..................................................................................................29
12.4 Service Screen (LCD Tab) Options ....................................................................................29
Table 12-2 Service Screen (LCD Tab) Controls ........................................................................29
12.5 Service Screen (Version Tab) .............................................................................................30
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1.0
Introduction
The purpose of this document is to act as a guide for use of the Network Graphic
Annunciator (NGA) in NetSOLO™ and E3 Series™ Systems. It will explain step-by-step
procedures on how to perform the various functions available from the NGA and how to
interpret the information shown on the display.
WARNING: These functions may be performed only by authorized personnel.
NOTE: The screen images shown throughout this document are simulated. Actual
NGA displays may vary slightly.
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2.0
The LCD Touch Screen
The LCD Touch screen is the primary interface with the NGA. It displays messages that
identify the sources of alarms, off-normal indications and trouble conditions as they occur
within the system. The LCD Touch screen also provides access to other NGA functions as
described in this document.
When the system is in normal condition, the “System Normal” banner appears. Below the
System Normal banner is a nineteen (19), character System ID Label that may be assigned
to the NGA via the CAMWorks programming software. The System ID Label is used in the
System Event Log displays and printouts and is used to identify events that originated from
the NGA.
The Time and Date fields continuously display the system’s real-time clock in 24-hour
format, which is used to stamp events with the time and date of their occurrence. This clock
can be set by the NGA, and is explained in Section 9.0 Clock Screen.
2.1
Menu Bar
The Menu Bar at the bottom left corner of the screen is always displayed and
provides access to the functions listed in Table 2-1. Figure 2-1 illustrates the NGA
Normal Condition screen.
Figure 2-1 – NGA Normal Condition Screen
Table 2-1 describes the selections that appear on the Menu Bar of the NGA
Normal Condition screen.
Menu
System Clock
RST
Table 2-1 Menu Bar
Use the Menu button to open the NGA’s Main Menu.
Use the Clock display to adjust the system’s date and time.
Use the RST button to reset the NGA and the other nodes in the
same region as the NGA. RST can be optionally configured to
reset the entire system via NGA menus or the CAMWorks
programming software.
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2.2
The Display
During Trouble, Off-Normal and Alarm Conditions, the display will identify the
change in the system status. The following information will be displayed:
• The type of event and the number of active events by type.
• The date and time of the event
• The number of active events (represented under the ALL, ALRM, TRBL, SUPV
tabs)
• The number of active User-Defined Text Messages (under the MSG tab. See
Section 2.6 for more information.)
• The address of the node that originated the event
• The System ID Label of the node that originated the event (if programmed)
• The type of device that caused the event
• The address of the device that caused the event
• The Device ID Label of the device that caused the event (if programmed).
In this condition, the screen will appear similar to the screen that appears in Figure
2-2.
Figure 2-2 – System Event Screen
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2.3
The Touchpad Buttons
The NGA’s graphical user interface and Touchpad provide all of the buttons and
controls that are used to interact with the system. The NGA will display buttons that
are relevant to current system conditions. If a button becomes unavailable, for
example by acknowledging all system events, it appears disabled.
2.4
System Event Screen Options
Table 2-2 describes the System Event buttons that appear on the System Status
screen.
Table 2-2 System Event Buttons
Acknowledges the currently displayed event. This button
may be optionally configured to acknowledge as many as
ten trouble conditions with one touch the user can enable
the “Multiple Trouble Acknowledge” option via the
CAMWorks programming software.
Note: The user can also enable or disable the “Multiple
Trouble Acknowledge” option in the Services Menu.
SLNCE
Silences output devices in the same region as the NGA.
About ten seconds after the system is silenced, the button’s
descriptive text changes to UNSLNCE to allow the system
to be unsilenced. Silencing is an optional feature of the
NGA and may be enabled or disabled via the Services
menu or via the CAMWorks programming software.
UP / DOWN
Use the up and down arrows to scroll the Event display.
ALL / ALRM / TRBL / SUPV / MSG The tabs at the top of the screen are used to filter the event
displays to show only Alarm, Trouble and Supervisory OffNormal conditions. These tabs indicate the number of
currently active events by type. The MSG tab will display
any available User-Defined Text Messages that have been
programmed into the NGA via the CAMWorks
programming software. This feature is described in detail in
the Section 2.5 and 2.6.
ACK
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2.5
User-Defined “CAM Text” Messages
The NGA supports up to 512 User-Defined CAM Text Messages that may be
triggered according to user programming. When one of these text messages are
active, the “MSG” tab appears active on the “System Status” screen.
Note: The term CAM is the acronym for Conditional Action Map. CAM refers to
the Boolean logic equation that, when true, causes an output resource or device
to respond to a given set of input conditions that the equation defines.
If the logic expression is true, the device or resource activates. If the logic
expression is false, the device or resource deactivates.
If a Trouble, Supervisory Off-normal or Alarm condition occur while the userdefined text message displays on the screen, the NGA display will automatically
change to display the highest-priority event on the system.
Likewise, if a user-defined text message is triggered while a Trouble, Supervisory
Off-normal or Alarm condition is present, a number will appear below the “MSG”
tab. This number indicates the number of User-Defined Text Messages that are
active.
Unlike Trouble, Supervisory Off-normal or Alarm conditions, activation of UserDefined Text Messages does not sound the NGA’s buzzer, nor does it illuminate
any of the NGA’s front-panel LED indicators. Figure 2-3 illustrates the screen that
appears when the MSG tab is active from the System Status screen.
Figure 2-3 – System Event Screen Showing Active
User-Defined “CAM Text” Message
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2.6
User-Defined Text Message Options
Table 2-3 describes the tabs and buttons that appear on the User-Defined Text
Message tab screen. The following options are available when User-Defined Text
Messages are displayed.
Table 2-3 User-Defined Text Message Tabs and Buttons
Use the up and down arrows to scroll
through all active text messages.
ALL / ALRM / TRBL / SUPV / MSG– The tabs at the top of the screen are used to
filter the event displays to show only Alarm,
Trouble
and
Supervisory
Off-Normal
conditions as well as user-defined “CAM
Text” messages. If a number appears below
a tab, it indicates the number of currently
active events identified by type.
UP / DOWN
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3.0
LEDs and Audible Sounder
The NGA has the following five (5), front-panel LEDs and an audible sounder to provide
visual and audible indications of alarm, off-normal and trouble conditions.
• Power on
• System Trouble
• Alarm
• Ground Fault
• Supervisory
The LEDs and audible sounder operation are described in the following sections:
3.1
Power On LED
The “POWER ON” LED lights when the system is operating on AC power.
Note: If the system loses AC power, the “POWER ON” LED will extinguish. In
addition, the NGA will turn off the LCD backlight to conserve battery power. Any
touch registered by the Touch screen will cause the backlight to turn on for up to
thirty seconds.
3.2
Alarm LED
The “ALARM” LED blinks on/off and the sounder sounds on an on/off pattern when
the system is in an alarm condition. The “ACK” button that appears on the display
will acknowledge the alarm condition that is currently displayed. Once all alarm
conditions are acknowledged, the “ACK” button will become disabled, the sounder
will be silenced, and the “ALARM” LED will stay on steady. The LED will extinguish
when the system is restored to normal.
3.3
Supervisory LED
The “SUPERVISORY” LED blinks on/off and the sounder sounds on an on/off
pattern when the system is in a supervisory off-normal condition. Again, the “ACK”
button that appears will acknowledge the off-normal condition that is currently
being displayed. Once all supervisory off-normal conditions are acknowledged, the
“ACK” button will become disabled, the Supervisory LED will go steady and the
sounder will be silenced.
3.4
System Trouble LED
The “SYSTEM TROUBLE” LED blinks on/off and the sounder sounds steadily if a
trouble condition occurs in the system. The trouble condition that is currently
displayed on the screen may be acknowledged by pressing the “ACK” button on
the Touch screen. Once all trouble conditions have been acknowledged, the “ACK”
button will become disabled, the sounder will be silenced, and the “SYSTEM
TROUBLE” LED will stay on steady.
3.5
Ground Fault LED
The “GROUND FAULT” LED lights and the sounder sounds steadily if an earth
fault has been detected. The “SYSTEM TROUBLE” LED will also light. The ground
fault condition may be acknowledged by pressing the “ACK” button on the Touch
screen. Once all trouble conditions have been acknowledged, the “ACK” button will
become disabled, the sounder will be silenced, and the “SYSTEM TROUBLE” LED
will stay on steady. The “GROUNDER FAULT LED will also remain lit until the
earth fault has been restored.
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4.0
The Main Menu
To open the NGA’s Main Menu, press the Menu button on the bottom of the screen.
The following selections appear on the Main Menu:
• Configure
• View
• Walk/Drill
• Log
• I/O
• Service
• Clock
Figure 4-1 illustrates the NGA Main Menu screen.
Figure 4-1 – NGA Main Menu
4.1
Main Menu Options
Table 4-1 describes the Main Menu options that appear on the Menu.
Configure
Walk/Drill
I/O
Clock
View
Log
Service
Table 4-1 Main Menu
Allows Auto-configuration of the ILI-MB-E3 and ILI-S-E3 nodes.
Enables Walk Test and Fire Drill functions.
Allows the user to enable/disable input and output devices on the
ILI-MB-E3 and ILI-S-E3 nodes, as well as turning output devices on
and back to their automatic operation.
Changes the system’s real-time clock.
View system configuration information for any ILI-MB-E3 or ILI-SE3 nodes present in the system.
Displays, prints and clears the System Event Log.
Displays and configures the NGA’s settings and displays the NGA’s
software version.
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4.2
Reset Option
Use the RST (Reset) button in the lower-right corner of the screen to reset the
system. By default, the NGA will send a Reset Command to all nodes that are
within its region.
To configure the NGA to reset all nodes in the system, the user can change the
“Global Reset” setting by doing either of the following:
• Accessing the Service Screen of the NGA
• Using the CAMWorks programming software
4.3
Reset Confirmation Screen
When the Reset button is pressed, a Confirmation screen will be displayed so that
the user may confirm or cancel the Reset Command. Figure 4-2 illustrates the
Reset Confirmation screen.
Figure 4-2 – Reset Confirmation Screen
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5.0
Passwords
The options accessible through the NGA’s Main Menu are password protected. To access
the various option displays, enter a six-digit password. The factory default passwords are
listed in Table 5-1:
Table 5-1 Default Passwords
Level 1= 111111
Level 2= 222222
Level 3= 333333
Level 4= 444444
5.1
Factory Default Passwords
Factory default is a term that indicates that the passwords are factory preset-set at
these values. It is possible, and highly recommended, to change these passwords
to custom settings using the CAMWorks programming software.
Note that since the passwords are configured as a system-wide setting in
CAMWorks, each node will have an identical set of passwords.
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5.2
Numeric Entry Keypad Screen
Once a Menu option is chosen, the NGA will display a Numeric Entry Keypad on
the screen to allow entry of the password. The NGA will also indicate which access
level (1-4) is required. Enter only the password indicated.
Note 1: Do not enter a higher level password than is required.
If an invalid password is entered, the system closes the Password Entry screen
and the NGA returns to the previous screen. Likewise, if you press the “X” close
button to close the Password Entry screen, the system cancels the access attempt
and the NGA returns to the previous screen.
Use the Numeric Entry Keypad to enter the password. To enter the password,
press the “Enter” button. To correct the entry, use the “<-Bkspc” button.
Note 2: To close the window without entering a password, press the “X” close
button in the upper right corner of the window.
Figure 5-1 illustrates the Numeric Entry Keypad screen.
Figure 5-1 – Numeric Entry Keypad
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6.0
Configure Screen
The Configure screen provides access to the Auto-configure options available on the
Intelligent Loop Interface-Main Board (ILI-MB-E3) and the Intelligent Loop InterfaceExpansion Board (ILI-S-E3) nodes. Figure 6-1 illustrates the screen that appears when the
user selects the Node tab from the Configure screen.
Note: This function applies only to the ILI-MB-E3 and ILI-S-E3 nodes.
Figure 6-1 – Configuration Screen
6.1
Configure Screen Options
Table 6-1 describes the buttons that appear on the Configure screen.
Table 6-1 Configure Screen Buttons
Performs a full auto-configure of the selected node. This option
will clear the existing configuration, set the system defaults, and
configure the SLC devices to their default settings.
Updt SLC
Updates the SLC device information of the selected node. This
option will configure new SLC devices and will activate devices
that have been previously configured via the CAMWorks
programming software and marked as inactive if the devices are
present.
Ntwk Updt
Updates the network map of the selected node. The network map
contains a list of all nodes that are expected to be present in the
system. If the network map indicates that a node should be
present and a node is not present, a Node Missing Trouble will
be reported. The system will not issue Node Extra Troubles if
more nodes are added to the system.
UP / DOWN
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of available
nodes.
X
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this screen.
Note: To open a Numeric Entry Keypad screen (similar to the Password Entry
screen), select the Node tab at the top of the screen. Use the Node tab to select a
node instead of using the up and down arrows to scroll.
Auto Updt
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7.0
Walk/Drill Screen
The Walk/Drill screen allows activation and deactivation of the system’s Audible and Silent
Walk Test functions as well as the system’s Fire Drill mode. The following tabs appear on
the Walk/Drill screen:
• Region
• Audible
• Drill
• Silent
7.1
Walk/Drill Screen (Region Tab)
The options that appear on the Region tab of the Walk/Drill screen function within a
selected region. For example, all nodes that exist within the selected region will be
placed into the Walk Test or Fire Drill mode. Figure 7-1 illustrates the screen that
appears when the user selects the Regn tab from the Walk/Drill screen.
Figure 7-1 – Walk/Drill Screen (Region Tab)
7.2
Walk/Drill Screen Options
Table 7-1 describes the tabs and buttons that appear on the Walk/Drill screen.
Regn
Drill
Audbl
Silent
UP / DOWN
X
Table 7-1 Walk/Drill Tabs and Buttons
Use this tab to open the Numeric Entry Keypad screen to allow
direct entry of a region number.
Use this tab to open the Fire Drill screen.
Use this tab to open the Audible Walk Test screen.
Use this tab to open the Silent Walk Test screen.
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of regions.
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this screen.
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7.3
Walk/Drill Screen (Fire Drill Tab)
The screen that appears on the Fire Drill tab is similar to the Main Walk/Drill
screen. Table 7-2 describes the buttons that appear on the Fire Drill screen.
Table 7-2 Fire Drill Buttons
This button turns on the system fire drill function for the selected region.
All nodes in the region will produce a trouble condition, set their
Walk/Drill bit in their system status map, and turn on any output devices
that are configured to respond to the system Walk Test/Fire Drill
general output list.
Drill Off
This button turns off the system fire drill function for the selected region.
The Fire Drill trouble condition will be restored on all nodes in the
region and the Walk/Drill bit in each node’s system status map will be
cleared. In addition, the outputs configured for the system Walk
Test/Fire Drill general output list will be turned off.
Important: Fire Drill must be turned off ONLY from the same node that initiated the
fire drill.
Drill On
7.4
Walk/Drill Screen (Audible Walk Test Tab)
The screen that appears on the Walk/Drill, Audible Walk Test tab screen is similar
to the Main Walk/Drill screen. Table 7-3 describes the buttons that appear on the
Audible Walk Test screen.
Table 7-3 Audible Walk Test Buttons
This button turns on the Audible Walk Test function for the selected
region. All nodes in the region will produce a trouble condition, and set
their Walk/Drill bit in their system status map.
During Audible Walk Test, the NACs will sound twice for each SLC
device related trouble event, sound three times for supervisory offnormal events, and sound four times for alarm events.
Note: During Walk Test, trouble conditions related to SLC devices will be reported with
the word “Test” appended to the Event Report. All other trouble conditions will be
reported normally.
Test Off
This button turns off the Audible Walk Test function for the selected
region. The Walk Test trouble condition will be restored on all nodes in
the region and the Walk/Drill bit will be cleared for all nodes in the
region.
Important: Walk Test must be turned off ONLY from the same node that initiated the
Walk Test.
Test On
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7.5
Walk/Drill Screen (Silent Walk Test Tab)
The screen that appears on the Silent Walk Test tab is similar to the Main
Walk/Drill screen. Table 7-4 describes the buttons that appear on the Silent Walk
Test screen.
Table 7-4 Silent Walk Test Buttons
This button turns on the Silent Walk Test function for the
selected region. All nodes in the region will produce a trouble
condition, and set their Walk/Drill bit in their system status map.
During Silent Walk Test, alarm and supervisory conditions do
not produce a response from the system. Instead, the events
will be logged to the System Event Log, displayed and printed
out to a serial printer or computer if connected to the system.
SLC device troubles will be reported in a similar manner.
However, all other trouble conditions will be reported normally.
Note: During Walk Test, trouble conditions related to SLC devices will be reported
with the word, “Test” appended to the Event Report. All other trouble conditions will
be reported normally.
Test Off
This button turns off the Silent Walk Test function for the
selected region. The Walk Test trouble condition will be
restored on all nodes in the region and the Walk/Drill bit will be
cleared for all nodes in the region.
Important: Walk Test must be turned off ONLY from the same node that initiated
the Walk Test.
Test On
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8.0
I/O Screen
The I/O screen allows the user to enable or disable sensors or modules connected to any
ILI-MB-E3 or ILI-S-E3 on the network. In addition, any output module connected to an ILIMB-E3 or ILI-S-E3 may be manually activated or returned to its normal automatic
operation. The following tabs appear on the I/O screen:
• Node
• Device
• Output
8.1
I/O Screen (Node Tab)
When the I/O screen first appears, the Node tab will be active. The Node tab allows
the user to specify which ILI-MB-E3 or ILI-S-E3 node to control. Figure 8-1
illustrates the screen that appears on the Node tab from the I/O screen.
Figure 8-1 – I/O Screen (Node Tab)
8.2
I/O Screen (Node Tab) Options
Table 8-1 describes the controls that appear on the I/O, Node Tab screen.
Table 8-1 I/O Screen (Node Tab) Controls
Use the Node tab to display a Numeric Entry screen
that allows direct entry of the desired node number.
UP / DOWN
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of
available nodes.
X
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close
this screen.
Node Tab
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8.3
I/O Screen (Output Tab)
The Output Tab of the I/O screen allows the user to manually activate output
devices and return the output devices to their normal automatic operation.
After the Output Tab is activated, an SLC device address or a discrete device
(NAC circuit or Municipal circuit) must be selected.
There are two methods of selecting the device address. One method is to use the
Up/Down arrows and the other method is direct entry.
After selecting the device, the NGA will indicate that the status of the device is
unknown. To obtain the status information, press the “SHIFT” button twice. Once
the status is updated, the system displays “AUTO” or “ON”. The button that
appears to the right of the “SHIFT” button will toggle the output state of this device.
Figure 8-2 illustrates the screen that appears when the user selects the Output tab
from the I/O screen.
Figure 8-2 – I/O Screen (Output Tab)
8.4
I/O Screen (Output Tab) Options
Table 8-2 describes the controls that appear on the I/O, Output tab screen.
LOOP
RANGE
ADDRESS
SHIFT
AUTO/ON
UP/DOWN
X
Table 8-2 I/O Screen (Output Tab) Controls
Tap Loop to enable a direct entry of a loop number (loop 1, loop 2 or
discrete devices). Discrete devices may be selected by entering “0”.
Range is fixed to Modules on this screen.
Tap Address to enable a direct entry of an SLC device address.
Press SHIFT to move the focus of the yellow highlight between Loop
and Address.
If this button reads “ON”, it will manually activate this output device. If
this button reads “AUTO”, it will return the device to its normal automatic
operation.
Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll either the Loop or the
Address based on which control appears highlighted in yellow. Use the
SHIFT button to shift the focus.
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this screen.
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8.5
I/O Screen (Device Tab)
The Device tab of the I/O screen allows the user to manually enable or disable SLC
devices or discrete output devices (NAC circuits or Municipal circuit).
Once the Device tab is activated, an SLC device address or a discrete device
(NAC circuit or Municipal circuit) must be selected.
There are two methods of selecting the device address. One method is to use the
Up/Down arrows and the other method is direct entry.
After selecting the device, the NGA will indicate that the status of the device is
unknown. To obtain the status information, press the “SHIFT” button twice. Once
the status has been updated, it will either read “ENABLED” or “DISABLE”. The
button to the right of the “SHIFT” button will toggle the state of this device.
Disabling devices will result in a Disconnect Trouble at the selected address. This
trouble condition will automatically override the NGA’s display. Enabling a device
that has been previously disabled will clear the Disconnect Trouble. Figure 8-3
illustrates the screen that appears when the user selects the Device tab from the
I/O screen.
Note: To close this screen, press the “X” button in the upper right corner.
Figure 8-3 – I/O Screen (Device Tab)
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8.6
I/O Screen (Device Tab) Options
Table 8-3 describes the options that appear on the I/O, Device tab screen.
Table 8-3 I/O Screen (Device Tab) Controls
Tap LOOP to enable a direct entry of a loop number (loop 1,
loop 2 or discrete devices). To select discrete devices, enter
“0”.
RANGE
Tap RANGE to toggle between Sensors and Modules.
ADDRESS
Tap ADDRESS to enable a direct entry of an SLC device
address.
SHIFT
Press SHIFT to move the focus of the yellow highlight between
Loop and Address.
ENABLE/DISABLE If this button reads “ON”, it will manually activate this output
device. If this button reads “AUTO”, it will return the device to
its normal automatic operation.
UP/DOWN
Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll to either the Loop
or the Address based on which control appears highlighted in
yellow. Use the SHIFT button to shift the focus.
X
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this
screen.
LOOP
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9.0
Clock Screen
Each node in the system maintains a 24-hour real-time clock. The time and date may be
set via the NGA. The following list the two ways to open the Clock screen.
• Select the Clock item that appears in the NGA’s Main Menu.
• Tap the real-time clock that appears in the Main Menu bar at the bottom of the screen.
After the user enters the correct Level 1 password, a screen similar to the following screen
that appears in Figure 9-1 will appear:
Figure 9-1 – Clock Screen
9.1
Entering the Time and Date on the Clock Screen
Use the Numeric Entry Keypad to enter digits in the Time and Date sections. To
correct an entry or move the cursor to the left, press the <-Bkspc (backspace) key.
To enter the hour and seconds in the Time section, a small vertical cursor
automatically appears to the left of the Hour field. After the user enters each digit
on the Numeric Entry Keypad, the cursor automatically moves to the right. When
the user enters the last digit of the second in the Seconds field, the cursor
automatically appears in the Month field of the Date section. Enter the digits for the
month, day and year in the Date section.
Note 1: The time must be entered using the 24-hour format.
Note 2: In the Year field, since the first two digits of the year (20) are fixed, the cursor
automatically skips these digits. After the day is entered, the cursor moves to the tens digit
in the Year field.
9.2
Clock Screen Options
Table 9-1 describes the buttons that appear on the Clock screen.
Table 9-1 Clock Screen Buttons
ÅBkspc Press this button to move the cursor one space to the left to allow the
correction of an entry.
Enter
Press this button to accept the time and date entry and close the window.
X
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this screen without
changing the system’s time or date.
Note 1: Once the time and date is set, the NGA will synchronize the internal clocks of all of
the nodes in the system. This process may take some time to complete.
Note 2: System downloads via the CAMWorks programming software or the E3 Firmware
Loader Wizard will automatically synchronize the system’s internal clock with the PC’s
system clock.
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10.0
View Screen
The View screen allows the user to view configuration information for any ILI-MB-E3 or ILIS-E3 node that is present in the system. The following tabs appear on the View screen:
• Node
• Devices
• Global
The types of information that may be viewed include the following settings:
• Global Settings
• Input/Output Devices
10.1
View Screen (Node Tab)
When the View screen first appears, the Node tab is active. Use the Node tab to
select the node from which to view information. Figure 10-1 illustrates the screen
that appears when the Node tab is active from the View screen.
Figure 10-1 – View Screen (Node Tab)
10.2
View Screen (Node Tab) Options
Table 10-1 describes the controls that appear on the View, Node tab screen.
Node Tab
UP / DOWN
X
Table 10-1 View Screen (Node Tab) Controls
Tap the Node tab to display a Numeric Entry Keypad screen
that allows direct entry of the desired node number.
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of
available nodes.
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this
screen.
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10.3
View Screen (Global Tab)
The Global tab of the View screen allows the display of the general settings of any
ILI-MB-E3 or ILI-S-E3 on the network. Figure 10-2 illustrates the screen that
appears when the user selects the Global tab from the View screen.
Figure 10-2 – View Screen (Global Tab)
10.4
View Screen (Global Tab) Options
Table 10-2 describes the links that appear on the View, Global tab screen.
The following hyperlinks appear on the Global tab. To view the information that
appears in the following hyperlinks, tap the hyperlink to open the display.
• I/O Devices
• Misc Options
• NACs
• Annunciator
• System ID
• Baud Rate
I/O Devices
NACs
System ID
Miscellaneous
Options
Annunciators
Baud Rate
UP / DOWN
X
Table 10-2 View Screen (Global Tab) Controls
Displays PAS Night Bypass and the Multilevel Alert and Action percentages.
Displays the NAC delay settings (such as the NAC Cutoff Delay and the
Silence Inhibit Delay). The Silencing and Coding settings for each NAC circuit
also display.
Displays the nineteen (19), character System ID label that appears below this
header.
Displays the Multi-trouble Acknowledge, Trouble Reminder, Walk Test
Timeout, PM-9 Supervision and DACT Supervision settings.
Displays the number of ASM-16 switch modules, ANU-48 LED annunciator
drivers, LCD-E3 displays and LCD-7100 annunciators connected to the
selected ILI-MB-E3. Since the ILI-S-E3 nodes do not support annunciators,
switch modules or displays, these nodes will always be reported as zero
when viewing configuration information from the ILI-S-E3 nodes.
Displays the currently configured RS-232 baud rate for the selected node that
appears below this header.
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the list of available nodes.
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this screen.
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10.5
View Screen (Devices Tab)
The Devices tab of the View screen allows the display of some of the settings
pertaining to the SLC devices of any ILI-MB-E3 or ILI-S-E3 on the network. Figure
10-3 illustrates the screen that appears when the user selects the Devices tab from
the View screen.
Figure 10-3 – View Screen (Devices Tab)
10.6
View Screen (Devices Tab) Options
Table 10-3 describes the controls that appear on the View, Devices tab screen.
The following types of information may be displayed for each SLC device:
• Device Type
• Verification: None, PAS or Verify
Table 10-3 View Screen (Devices Tab) Controls
Tap LOOP to enable a direct entry of a loop number (loop 1 or
loop 2).
RANGE
Tap RANGE to toggle between Sensors and Modules.
ADDRESSs
Tap ADDRESS to enable a direct entry of an SLC device
address.
SHIFT
Press SHIFT to move the focus of the yellow highlight between
Loop and Address.
UP/DOWN
Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll to either the LOOP
or the ADRESS depending on which control appears highlighted
in yellow. Use the SHIFT button to shift the focus.
X
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this
screen.
Note: Once a loop, range and address have been selected, the information about
the device will appear on the View Devices screen. If the selected address is not
configured on the specified node (or is an invalid address), the NGA displays a
small pop-up error window indicating the error.
LOOP
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11.0
Log Screen
The Log screen allows you to view events that are stored in the NGA’s History Log. In
addition, the Log screen provides options for printing and clearing the History Log. Figure
11-1 illustrates the screen that appears when the user selects the Entry tab from the Log
screen.
Figure 11-1 – Log Screen (Entry Tab)
11.1
Log Screen (Entry Tab) Options
Table 11-1 describes the buttons that appear on the Log, Entry tab screen.
Table 11-1 Log Screen (Entry Tab) Buttons
Prints a report of all events in the History Log via the NGA’s
serial port.
See the NGA Installation Instructions (P/N: 9000-0568) for the
correct terminal connections for the serial port.
Print last 20
Prints a report of the last twenty events stored in the History
Log via the NGA’s serial port.
Clear Log
Erases the Event History Log for all nodes in the system. Press
this button to open a confirmation window that will allow the
user to either clear the History Log or cancel the operation.
Note: Clearing the History Log will cause a hard reset on all INI-7100,
ILI-MB-E3, ILI-S-E3 and NGA nodes in the system.
UP / DOWN
Use the up and down arrows to scroll the event display
backward (down) and forward (up).
X
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this
window.
Print All
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12.0
Service Screen
The Service screen provides options that change the NGA’s settings. It consists of the
following three tabs:
• NGA
• LCD
• Version
Note 1: These settings only apply to the local NGA and not to other NGAs in the
system.
Note 2: Some of these settings may be overwritten by a configuration download from
the CAMWorks programming software.
12.1
Service Screen (NGA Tab)
The NGA tab of the Service screen allows changes to be made to many, but not all
of the configuration settings of the NGA. Figure 12-1 illustrates the screen that
appears when the user selects the NGA tab from the Service screen.
Caution: If the network address is changed, it will be necessary to reconfigure
the system.
Figure 12-1 – Service Screen (NGA Tab)
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12.2
Service Screen (NGA Tab) Options
On the NGA tab screen, the blue text that appears underlined in blue functions as
hyperlinks.
The links function in two different ways:
• The following settings are simple ON/OFF selections:
- Global report
- Global reset
- Multiple Trouble Acknowledge
- Silencing
Tap any of these links to toggle the feature on or off.
• Use the following links to open the Numeric Entry Keypad screen to enter user
input or change the selected setting.
- Address settings:
- Baud rate settings
The following settings are available from the NGA tab of the Service screen. Most
of these settings may also be changed by using the CAMWorks programming
software, except the following:
• Address Settings
• Baud Rate Settings
Table 12-1 describes the links that appear on the Service, NGA tab screen.
Table 12-1 Service Screen (NGA Tab) Links
Multiple Trouble Acknowledge
Enables or disables the NGA’s capacity to
acknowledge multiple trouble events with one
touch of the “ACK” button. If this button is
enabled, up to ten troubles may be
acknowledged with one touch. If this button is
disabled, only one trouble will be acknowledged
when the “ACK” button is pressed.
Silencing
Enables or disables the NGA’s capacity to
silence outputs in the NGA’s region during
alarms.
Global report
If enabled, the NGA will report events from all
network nodes regardless of their region
membership. If disabled, the NGA will only
report events from other nodes within its region.
Global reset
If enabled, the NGA will reset all nodes in the
network. If disabled, the NGA will only reset
other nodes within its region.
Address Settings
This setting changes the network node address
of the NGA. This number may range from 1-64.
Baud Rate Settings
This setting changes the baud rate of the NGA’s
serial port. Standard rates ranging from 1200
Baud to 115,200 Baud may be selected. The
baud rate must be set to 115,200 Baud in order
to perform downloads via the NGA’s serial port.
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12.3
Service Screen (LCD Tab)
The LCD tab that appears on the Service screen includes controls for changing two
settings that affect the NGA’s LCD display. These settings are brightness and
contrast. Figure 12-2 illustrates the screen that appears when the user selects the
LCD tab from the Service screen.
Figure 12-2 – Service Screen (LCD Tab)
12.4
Service Screen (LCD Tab) Options
Table 12-2 describes the controls that appear on the Service, LCD tab screen.
Brightness
Contrast
X
Table 12-2 Service Screen (LCD Tab) Controls
Tap the Brightness link to place a small outline around the
link.
Use this control to activate the Up/Down arrow buttons and
change the brightness of the LCD backlight. The bar graph is
a visual indication of the current brightness setting.
Tap the Contrast link to place a small outline around the link.
Use this control to activate the Up/Down arrow buttons and
change the LCD displays contrast. The bar graph is a visual
indication of the current contrast setting.
Press the “X” button in the upper right corner to close this
window.
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12.5
Service Screen (Version Tab)
The Version tab displays the Version number of the System Operating Software
(SOS) or firmware that is currently installed in the NGA. The software version may
™
be changed via flash download using the E3 Series Firmware Loader Wizard.
Figure 12-4 illustrates the screen that appears when the user selects the Version
tab from the Service screen.
Figure 12-3 – Service Screen (Version Tab)
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