In the event of a fire, the fire services use the route plans to direct them from the fire alarm control panel or fire department command center to the detector group that triggered the alarm. The route plans are created according to regulatory requirements, which may differ depending on the administrative district and are subject to the connection regulations for fire alarm systems of the local fire department.
Prerequisites
The prerequisites for creating access route plans are as follows:
- Building graphics are available.
- The building graphics must be calibrated if the access routes are drawn as annotations.
- The Location Tree is available and divided into buildings, floors, rooms.
- The nodes of the Location Tree have been assigned to the corresponding area types (for example building, floor, room).
- The detector data has been imported into the System Tree.
- The individual detectors have been combined into a detector group.
- The individual detectors have been configured in the Location Tree.
Procedure Steps
To create access route plans in Siveillance Control, proceed as follows:
- Create a print template. For more information refer to: Print Templates.
- Create and customize a print template page (for example layout, text variables, variables for graphic sections). For more information refer to: Print Templates.
- Assign the print template as an annotation to the objects in in the System Tree. For more information refer to: Creating Print Template Annotations.
- Assign the graphic sections as viewport sequence elements in the System Tree. For more information refer to: Creating Room Viewport Sequence Elements when Using Access Route Plans.
- Define the sum detectors as mount points for overlays and access routes. For more information refer to: Sum Detectors.
- Define the access routes and overlays on sum detectors, detector groups, locations. For more information refer to: Defining Access Routes.
- Configure the route plan elements (for example symbols, descriptions and symbol text filters). For more information refer to: Configuring Access Route Plan Elements.
- Print the access route plans. For more information refer to: Printing Access Route Plans.