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MXL-G MXL Interactive Color Graphics System ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l
Graphic Display of System Events SVGA Graphics Support Event Display by Color High Resolution Color Monitor Support PC Based Interactive Terminal Mode w/ Full MXL Control Context Sensitive Help Complete History Log w/ Report Generation Supervised Color Printer Support Automatic and Manual Graphic Screen Printing Supervised Printer Support PAL-1 Ten Levels of Zoom for Each Detection Device Status Events Support Touch Screen Support Graphical Arming and Disarming of Devices Uses Existing CAD Drawings or Scanned Photographs Regardless of Format Icon Library w/ Custom Icon Editor Special Instruction Field Supervised File Consistency Reports Password Protection Listed, ULC Listed NYMEA, CSFM and FM Approved
Description
MXL-G is a PC based color graphics display package designed for use with the Cerberus Pyrotronics MXL system. It is used to monitor alarms, supervisories, troubles and security violations as detected by the MXL. MXL-G maintains details of all detection devices connected to the MXL control panel and holds screen image files to show, graphically, the location of the devices. Up to ten screen image files may be related to each detection point, there by offering multiple levels of ZOOM. These screen images are bit mapped representations, usually floor plans generated using CAD software. Screens may also be images from drawings or brochures of buildings and floor layouts, or even photographs captured using a color scanner, or other graphic capture devices. One or more screens may be complete text screens providing the operator or fire department with response instructions specific to a device or area. System software includes a TSR (terminate and stay resident) screen capture program that allows the use of a customer’s existing drawings regardless of their original CAD format. When an event occurs (alarm, supervisory, trouble or security), MXL-G displays the first screen image file for the active device. The operator then has the option of ZOOMING in for further details of the location of the device, or may
look at details of the location of the device, or may look at details of other devices currently active. A new alarm or supervisory will override any trouble or security events currently on the screen. If a TOUCH SCREEN is installed, it may be used for these functions. If a TOUCH SCREEN is not provided, function keys and/or the mouse may be used. When an alarm is received by the graphics system, the PC’s internal audible activates to alert the operator. This audible can be silenced by pressing any key on the PC keyboard. If an event has not been acknowledged, then the symbol for the device will flash. After acknowledgment, active devices are shown as solid colors according to the type of event. Active devices currently in alarm are shown in red, supervisories in magenta, troubles in yellow and securities in blue. Staus events such as active fans can also be displayed. The system can optionally display inactive devices in green. The device whose details are currently being viewed is encircled by a flashing ring. Up to two local printers can be connected to the MXL-G system. The primary printer is a wide carriage parallel printer (PAL-1) connected to LPT1. It is supervised and will print all events as they occur. It can also be used to print history log reports. If a color printer is used the device in alarm will print red. This printer can also be configured to
CATALOG NUMBER
5019
print a graphic screen, although the use of a separate graphics printer (connected to LPT2) is recommended. A graphic screen can be printed manually by pressing the print screen button on the keyboard or touch screen. The last zoom screen of the FIRST ALARM EVENT can be configured to print automatically on the designated graphics printer. This screen can be configured to contain important information such as best access route for the fire department. MXL-G provides four separate disk based history log files, one for each type of event. These files can be sorted, viewed, and printed according to event type, device type, date, screen, etc. The number of events logged is limited only by the size of the PC hard drive. When the disk is full, backup copies can be made and the log cleared. In addition to being used as a graphics annunciation system, MXL-G can also function as a fully interactive terminal allowing complete operator control of the MXL including acknowledging events, silencing audibles, resetting the control panel, disarming points, changing smoke detector sensitivity settings, and generating diagnostic reports such as sensitivity voltages. The unique “context sensitive” on-line help feature guides the operator by providing descriptions and examples of command usage as commands are being entered. Command descriptions and examples can also be called up alphabetically from a rolling list. This rolling list displays all the command’s information when the command is highlighted. The PC can switch from monitor to terminal mode with a single keystroke. In maintenance mode, devices can be armed and disarmed graphically via the touch screen or mouse. Password protection is provided to prevent unauthorized access to critical system functions. These passwords may be entered through the keyboard, touch screen or mouse. The graphics package may be configured to request the password or to enter the password automatically for repetitive operations. MXL-G is supplied with a microprocessor based interface adapter that plugs into the serial port (COM-1) of a standard IBM or IBM compatible PC. The adapter also connects to the MXL using the PIM-1 module. The distance limitations are provided with the PIM-1. The connection between the PIM-1 and MXL-G PC is supervised. The MXL-G interface module’s dimensions are: 61/8" L, 23/8" W and 9/16" D. This equipment’s approved operating temperature range is 0°C to 49°C.
Ordering Information Model
MXL-G
Part Number
Description
UL Listed MXL Color Graphics c/w: Software Disk, Computer Interface, 500-692050 Mouse, Bus Mouse Card, Mouse Software, MXL-G Installation Manual UL Listed Color Terminal. Text Only Version. Includes Same Accessories as MXL-G.
500-692048
CP7585-33
UL Listed IBM Industrial Computer*
500-694536
CP7585-66
UL Listed IBM Industrial Computer*
500-693930
CP7585-100 UL Listed IBM Industrial Computer*
500-693929
CP7573-001 UL Listed 15" SVGA Monitor
500-694537
CP7574-001 UL Listed 19" SVGA Monitor
500-693931
MXL-GT
UL Listed Parallel Printer (Monochrome)
500-692407
CP6784
UL Listed Touch Select Touch Screen for 19" Monitor
500-692877
Installation Manual
315-092817
CP6258
19" Rack Mounting Kit for PC (Requires 1 CP6023)
500-694541
CP6023
19" Rack Mounting Slides
500-692874
CP6024
19" Rack Keyboard Mounting Kit comes 500-692875 with Lock (Requires 1 CP6023)
CP6314
19" Rack Mounting Kit for 19" Monitor
500-694538
CP6493
19" Rack Mounting Kit for 15" Monitor
500-694540
CP7647
Glass Optical Filter for 19" Monitor
500-694539
PAL-1
* See descriptions under UL listed Industrial Computer requirements
MXL-G Interface Module
UL Listed Industrial Computer Requirements Model**
CP7585-33
CP7585-66
CP7585-100
CPU
486SX-33
486DX2-66
486DX4-100
DOS
5.0 or higher
5.0 or higher
5.0 or higher
RAM
8 MBytes
16 MBytes
32 MBytes
Hard Disk
527 MBytes
1 GBytes
1.5 GBytes
Floppy
2.88 MBytes
2.88 MBytes
2.88 MBytes
Graphics Card
IBM XGA-2
IBM XGA-2
IBM XGA-2
SVGA Monitor Models
CP7574 (19”) CP7574 (19”) CP7573-001 (15”) CP7573-001 (15”)
Touch Screen Option
CP6784 (19” only) CP6784 (19” only) CP6784 (19” only)
CP7574 (19”) CP7573-001 (15”)
Serial Ports
COM1, COM2
COM1, COM2
COM1, COM2
Parallel Ports
LPT1, LPT2
LPT1, LPT2
LPT1, LPT2
(Monochrome) Printer
PAL-1
PAL-1
PAL-1
** All the above are IBM industrial computers (UL 864 and UL 1076 listed) Note: To obtain 4 hours of standby power, the ICS Lifeline model 9300057 UPS is recommended. Cerberus Pyrotronics 8 Ridgedale Avenue Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927 Tel: (201) 267-1300 FAX: (201) 397-7008 Website: www.cerbpyro.com
NOTICE: The use of other than Cerberus Pyrotronics detectors and bases with Cerberus Pyrotronics control equipment will be considered a misapplication of Cerberus Pyrotronics equipment and as such void all warranties, either expressed or implied in regard to loss, damage, liabilities and/or service problems.
4/97 5M CPY-IG Printed in U.S.A.
Cerberus Pyrotronics 50 East Pearce Street Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B, 1B7 CN Tel: (905) 764-8384 FAX: (905) 731-9182
April 1997 Supersedes sheet dated 2/96
