Honeywell International Inc.

Sahai, Deepika

Holehonnur, Adithya

Haridas, Srivatsa

Salve, Narendra Chandrakant

Ganesan, Kamalraja

Srivatsa Haridas

Narendra Chandrakant Salve

RajeshBabu Nalukurthy

Kamalraja Ganesan

Deepika Sahai

Adithya Holehonnur

Jayesh Agwan

Jayaprakash Meruva

Rajesh Babu Nalukurthy

Rich Lau

Easwara Karthik

Systems and methods are provided that can include receiving a plurality of cause and effect rules for a security system that protects a secured area, simulating a plurality of cause and effect rules responsive to user input identifying an emergency event in one of a plurality of zones of the secured area, and during simulation, displaying on a graphical user interface a first indicator that identifies a first output of a first of the plurality of cause and effect rules within a first of the plurality of zones.

Systems and methods for commissioning a security system

The Commissioning phase is usually the most Time/Labor intensive phase in the Fire Safety System life cycle as the process involves referring to the Building floor plan document (as provided by the Installer) and creation of Areas/Zones and carefully assigning each fire device (viz. Smoke/Heat detectors, MCP etc.) to the corresponding zones in the Panel configuration software to configure the Fire Panel. The overall process easily spans for multiple days based on the Building network complexity. The present invention provides a system, apparatus and method for rapid commissioning by providing a graphical interface in which device addresses can be uniquely allocated using an interactive screen. This avoids double address faults which can be time consuming to identify and rectify. Geographic information of the devices can also be identified and incorporated using the interactive screen.

System and method for device address assignment in an alarm system using interactive address assignment for faster commissioning

Systems and methods are provided that can include displaying a floor plan on a graphical user interface, receiving a first user input identifying a respective location of each of a plurality of zones of the secured area via the floor plan displayed on the graphical user interface, receiving a second user input identifying a respective evacuation route to an emergency exit from each the plurality of zones via the floor plan displayed on the graphical user interface, identifying a respective distance factor from each of the plurality of zones to the emergency exit via the respective evacuation route, identifying a respective relative distance from each of the plurality of zones to a selected one of the plurality of zones, and multiplying the respective distance factor by the respective relative distance for each of the plurality of zones to identify a respective alarm sequence factor.

Systems and methods for resolving double address faults during the commissioning of a connected system are provided. Some methods can include identifying a subset of a plurality of devices in a region with a double address fault, displaying a first list of the subset, receiving user input selecting one of the subset, identifying a current location of a user, generating a map of the region, wherein the map identifies a respective location of each of the subset and includes visual signs to guide the user from the current location of the user to the respective location of the one of the subset, displaying the map, generating a second list of valid addresses assignable to the one of the subset to address the double address fault, and displaying the second list.

Systems and methods for resolving double address faults during the commissioning of a connected system

Methods, devices, and systems for fire system rule generation are described herein. In some examples, one or more embodiments include a memory, and a processor to execute instructions stored in the memory to receive a rule input condition and a rule output condition for a fire control system of a facility, generate a fire system rule for the facility based on the rule input condition and the rule output condition, and transmit the fire system rule to a fire control panel of the fire control system of the facility.

Fire system rule generation

Methods, devices, and systems for fire control panel configuration are described herein. In some examples, one or more embodiments include a memory, and a processor to execute executable instructions stored in the memory to receive configuration information for a fire control system of a facility, create a spatial asset model of the fire control system using the configuration information for the fire control system, and transmit, in response to detecting a replacement of a fire control panel in the fire control system with a new fire control panel, the spatial asset model to the new fire control panel.

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Srivatsa Haridas