Gamewell-FCI NGA Network Graphic Annunciator
NGA network graphic annunciators are used with Gamewell-FCI® E3 Series® systems.
The bright, backlit 1/4-inch video graphics array (VGA) display is supplemented with an intuitive, easy-to-use touchscreen interface that provides up to 512 user-defined messages (up to 77 characters in length) with a selectable font and color for each message.
These annunciators indicate events stored in the system event log, the status of analog addressable monitor and control points, and provide diagnostic fault codes/messages. They can be mounted in an enclosure or remotely located.
Features & Benefits:
- 1/4-inch VGA display multipurpose touchscreen provides 512 user-defined messages (up to 77 characters in length) with a selectable font and color for each message.
- Software programmable touchscreen interface.
- 625K baud ARCNET communications.
- User-friendly design.
- Includes an RS-232 interface.
Certifications:
- UL Standard 864, 10th Edition.
- UL Standard UL2572 for Mass Notification.
- UL certified: S1869.
- FM Approved 3017416.
- MEA FDNY: COA# 6077.
- CSFM: 7165-1703-0125.
City of Chicago: Class 1, Class 2 and High Rise
City of Denver
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FAQ
Which Gamewell-FCI systems does the NGA work with?
It is used with the E3 Series Expandable Emergency Evacuation System, the E3 Series Combined Fire and Mass Notification System and the E3 Series Broadband Voice Evacuation System.
How does the NGA connect to the system?
It occupies one standard slot in the cabinet and connects directly to the INI-VGC or RPT-E3-UTP, so no separate ARCNET interface is needed. It occupies one node on the Broadband network.
What power does it need?
It runs on 24 VDC from the PM-9/PM-9G power supply and draws 0.200 A in normal operation, dropping to 0.045 A during power failure when the backlight goes out.
Can it be mounted away from the panel?
Yes. It mounts in the E3 Series Fire Command Center, Broadband Voice Command Center, ACU Main Command Center or E3 LOC Remote Command Center, or it can be remotely located.
