Interface card that provides in any of GFE’s Analogue Addressable Fire Detection Panels a LED indication of Fire/Fault condition for each individual zone. The LED Red indicator will be ON when the zone is in Fire condition.
The module requires a connection to either JUNO NET or JUNIOR Panels via a 5 way flat cable fitted with polarised connectors. And it should be connected to the MPX output of either panel.
This module operates in three different modes.
The J-NET-QUART chip should be installed on the JUNO NET Painel Main Board when panel is fitted with an internal and/or external printer and when panel is connected to GFE’s graphical software package ODYSSEY, 3rd party BMS systems or MODBUS via one of GFE’s J-NET-ADV-COMS interface boards.
This 40 column internally mounted thermal printer provides a hardcopy of the JUNO-NET panel log containing all relevant events occurring in the system.
All events are date and time stamped and are backed by a 2000 events deep rolling log kept in the panel’s non-volatile memory.
Note: In order for the printer to work properly it is necessary that the J-NET-QUART chip be installed on the JUNO-NET Panel – Main Board. Please refer to the panel’s installation manual for full details.
The GFE-NET-PRINTER is an external thermal line printer which is used to obtain a hardcopy of all recorded events from a JUNIOR or JUNO NET panel. The GFE-NET-PRINTER can be connected either via the JUNO NET panel’s printer output or alternatively via the data loop using RS-232, RS-485, Fiber Optics or TCP/IP J-NET-INT interfaces. JUNIOR panels can only be connected via the data loop.
All recorded events are referenced by date and hour and saved in the panel’s NVRAM (non-volatile memory).
Flush Frame for JUNO NET.