Simplex 4100U Operation Reference page 4

Site Plan with Event Icons
Site Plan Bitmap. The InfoAlarm Command Center supports
a site plan monochrome bitmap image (size is 281 pixels wide
by 192 pixels high) that can also display icons indicating
activity and location. Shown to the right is a sample site plan
with icons shown in each building area. For this example, each
area is showing an "A" for an initiating device in alarm, a
"WF" for waterflow occurring, and an icon indicating
notification appliances in alarm. (Icons can be created for site
specific symbology, these are for example only.)
Site Plan Selection and Detail. If desired, the site plan can
be the primary display screen for system activity or can be for
reference, available by selecting the "Site" softkey. Depending
on the facility layout, the site plan can also be a convenient
location for common reference information such as primary
call phone numbers, street address, etc. to assist operators in
their assigned response.
System Normal Screen. The site plan (or another bitmap
image) can be displayed on the System Normal screen as a grey
image watermark behind the screen text. (Size and type are the
same as that for a site plan bitmap). This can be used to identify
the specific location of the 4100U or can display a site-specific
logo or other information. (A sample is shown on page 6.)
Information Review
The Trouble Log History screen shown to the right
identifies the ability to view multiple event entries with
minimal scrolling. For specific information access,
pressing "Next" or "Previous" on the keypad highlights
the selected next or previous item in the list as indicated
by the arrow and the bolded first line of Entry 6.
For access to the next or previous full screen of
information, use the Page Dn or Page Up keys located to
the right of the soft keys, each to the right of the display.
Customized Emphasis
The Main Menu screen illustration to the left
demonstrates how print/display statements appear for
status information or for prompting of user input. Other
examples of this format occur when setting time and date,
entering a password, or identification of a status change
such as point enabling or disabling. Use of this feature
allows the display to clearly focus the user on required
information or actions.
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