NEMA SB 30-2005

Section 1 - GENERAL
  1.1 Scope
  1.2 Intent
  1.3 Purpose
Section 2 - STANDARDS AND CODES
  2.1 Building Codes
  2.2 Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Standards
  2.3 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
      Standards
  2.4 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
      Standards
  2.5 Standards Related to People with Disabilities
  2.6 American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and
      Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Standards
  2.7 ARCNET Trade Association (ATA) Standards
  2.8 Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) Standards
Section 3 - EQUIPMENT
  3.1 Power and Communications Redundancy
  3.2 Fixed Location(s)
  3.3 Wireless Applications
  3.4 Remote Access
  3.5 Security Considerations
Section 4 - USER INTERACTION
  4.1 Firefighter Capabilities and Limitations
  4.2 Presentation Guidelines
      4.2.1 Icons
      4.2.2 Tex
      4.2.3 Abbreviations
      4.2.4 Colors
      4.2.5 Modes
      4.2.6 Display Units
      4.2.7 Query for Information
Section 5 - FIRE SERVICE INTERFACE FOR SMALL SYSTEMS
  5.1 Required Information Elements and Functions
  5.2 Layout
  5.3 Interaction
      5.3.1 Logical Grouping of Features
      5.3.2 Button Size and Layout
      5.3.3 Event Display Interaction
      5.3.4 Interaction with the System Control and
            Status Indicator Area
      5.3.5 Interactions with the Additional Function
            Keys
Section 6 - INCIDENT COMMANDER DISPLAY
  6.1 Required Functions
  6.2 Optional Functions
  6.3 Control Functions
  6.4 Layout
  6.5 Interaction
      6.5.1 Point and Touch Interaction
      6.5.2 Minimal User Interaction
      6.5.3 Navigation
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Describes the design, operation, and arrangement of equipment intended to display data and status of building systems, and to provide certain control functions. Also displays installed in buildings or other locations specified by the fire service for their use in responding to fires and other emergencies.