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Bosch Solution 16i

1. 23 Programming sos ccaccsesattesascastnstecsenesicaseatennssterserietenets 19 Figure 33 Character SOU 43 Programming Text Locations 20 TABLES Programming Telephone Numbers 20 Programming List Options eese nennen entente 20 99595 2 Programming The tire et 21 i Table 3 Status Indicator 8 GETTING STARTED BACK TO BASE ssssssssessseseeecessseeeeseeee 21 Table 4 Terminal Block Descriptions 12 c2 Qj dziieb 21 Table 5 Board Connector Descriptions 12 DEFAULTING THE SYSTEM 21 Table 6 Keypad Emergency Alarm Trigger s 13 DOMESTIC TEMPLATE 1 lt 22 Table 7 Keypad DIP Switch Address Settings 13 DIRECT LINK 6 22 Dear O i Table 9 Zone Configuration Using Expanders 16 ZONE ARRAY iiicixcuseiccdsckcsnsek via ve eC 22 Table 10 LAN Module Addressing 16 BASIC REPORTING REFERENCE eere eee eene 22 T
2. System Wide Parameter System Timers o e o SECONDS System Wide Parameter Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Exit Time In Seconds System Timers Entry Time 1 MENU 7 2 1 SECONDS System Wide Parameter Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Entry Time In Seconds System gt Timers gt Entry Time 2 MENU 7 2 2 SECONDS System Wide Parameter Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Entry Time In Seconds System gt Timers gt Part Entry Time MENU 7 2 3 SECONDS System Wide Parameter Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Part Mode Entry Time In Seconds System gt Timers gt Auto Arm Pre Alert MENU 7 2 4 System Wide Parameter Minutes Enter Digits 0 255 OK To Program The Pre Alert Time In Minutes 0 No Pre Alert System gt Timers gt Output Pre Alert MENU 7 2 5 Minutes System Wide Parameter Enter Digits 0 255 OK To Program The Pre Alert Time In Minutes 0 No Pre Alert System gt Timers gt Senior Watch Time MENU 7 2 6 Hours System Wide Parameter Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Senior Watch Interval In Hours System Power AC Options MENU 7 3 0 1 Display AC Fail 2 Report AC Fail Y ES Use AC To Synchronise The System Clock E Random AC Report 2 hour IN _5 Extend AC Supervision From 1 Minute To 60 Minutes
3. MENU 7 7 4 a Reporiog Enfant vend 2 Report iog Program Data Change M Fa Reed auto Ext instar Nenu In Hours EE E EX Auto Exit Service mode In 2 Hours Factory Defaulting Allowed This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished System Wide Parameter Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 System Options gt language AA o 0 English 1 Alternate Language Enter Digits 0 To Select the Primary English Lanuage or the Alternative Language Then Press OK To Save Early Version Panels Only Support English Language System System Testing Walk Test All Zones Battery Test MENU 7 9 1 You will need to be in programming mode before accessing the test functions listed below Walk Test Use the walk test command MENU 3 9 0 to test and verify that all zones work correctly External Audible Test Use MENU 4 9 0 to test and verify that all horn speakers operate This test will sound the horn speaker for two seconds Internal Audible Test Use MENU 4 9 1 to test and verify that all 12 VDC sirens operate This test will sound the siren for two seconds Strobe Test Use MENU 4 9 2 To test and verify that the strobe operates This
4. alternativly hold the MENU key down for 2 seconds Key Description Enter Menu Options or Saves Changes MENU Go Back One Level Hold Down to Exit Programming Mode Abort Changes Enter Data Value Toggle Bit Option Turn On Functions Accept Data OFF Turn Off Functions Clear to End of Line Table 11 Keys Used During Programming Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 The ICON keypad text display includes space for up to 6 characters to be displayed at one time To simplify programming some text menus have been abbreviated The following table list the upper case numbers and some of the special characters which can be displayed on the keypad See the Character Set Table at the end of this document for a complete character listing A H N 0 0 0 T 0 2 0 Did 0 0 3 3 E Ref 45M F E s 5 0 5 5 G T 1 3 6 H H 5 721 b V U H J j wet 9 K h X 4 e d L Y R M z g Figure 24 Text Characters Which Can Be Displayed The ICON system includes a number programming locations which are know as option bit locations Each of these has up to 8 different parameters which can be selected To program BIT locations enter the location number followed by the OK key The system will then display the currently selected options in that location The numbers 1 to 8 are used to represent
5. Press OK To Save when finished By default the Solution 16i is configured for one area Examples given in this document are for Area 1 only If the system is configured for more than one area then you will be prompted on the keypad to select the area you want to work on Areas Commands Area Status MENU 2 0 0 Turn Area On Off MENU 2 0 1 Turn All Areas On MENU 2 0 2 Turn All Areas Off MENU 2 0 3 Move To Area MENU 2 0 4 Chime On Off MENU 2 0 5 Chime Mode MENU 2 0 6 Areas gt Area Properties gt Area Name MENU 2 1 0 alr elal if njalm e TTT Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 f and 1 To Select Characters When finished press OK To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position Areas gt Properties gt General Options MENU 2 1 1 a 72 Reset Alarm Memory On Disarm SN ra Acknowledge AlFauts Single Button arming L6 Single Button arming Alowed Paton Cr ummecommonmes s single Button This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Areas gt Properties gt Input Options MENU 2 1 2 ey Non Sequential Handover Entry Pat
6. Properties gt Country 5 2 3 1 Australia 1 2 New Zealand 7 Portugal 12 3 Italy 8 Hungary 13 Hong Kong 4 Greece 9 Czech Republic 14 Malaysia 5 Cyprus 10 Poland 15 Brazil 6 Spain 11 Bulgaria Enter 15 OK To Set Which Country The Panel Is Being Used In Only Location Can Be Programmed System Wide Parameter Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 Comms gt Properties gt Set SMS Pasword MENU 5 2 7 Use keys 0 9 To Program SMS Password OK To Save Use lt and Keys To Scroll Cursor Default password is for Telstra in Australia Comms gt Remote Access gt Call Back Number MENU 5 3 0 Use lt and Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Comms gt Remote Access gt RAS Security PIN MENU 5 3 1 Use keys 0 9 To Program RAS Security PIN OK To Save This security PIN is used the authenticate during remote access connections You should not leave this PIN at the default value Comms Remote Access Log Threshold MENU 5 3 2 Enter 0 9 To Program Log Threshold OK To Save Comms gt Remote Access gt Ring 10 0 No Answer 1 to 15 Answer Ring Count Enter 0 15 Then Press OK To Program The Ring Count Single Option Only Comms gt Remote Access gt
7. isolators are used See the CM397 LAN Isolation Module reference guide for more information on how to use LAN isolators to increase the overall LAN length improve surge immunity protection and prevent earth loops o Note Itisrecommended that one or more CM379 Isolators be used when connecting the LAN between multiple buildings Figure 20 and Figure 21 show the two recommended module connection diagrams The method shown in Figure 20 is only recommended for use where the total LAN length is 300metres or less and the system is not installed ina electrically noisy environment In this case it is possible to use 7 0 20 or 14 0 20 security cable non twisted provided that module voltage levels are maintained within specification The method shown in Figure 21 offers the greatest immunity to noise interference and voltage surges This connection method is recommended where the total LAN length is greater than 300metres When using twisted pair cable the LAN length can be up to 1500metres and this can be extended even further when using LAN isolators The LAN can be wired using the daisy chain method as shown where each module is wired back to the panel on the same cable run or using a star configuration where individual modules are wired back to the panel on individual wires Un shielded cable can be used successfully in many situations however for the highest reliability and performance in areas prone to frequent electric
8. Expander udblebwanderTampe f Reseed SSN This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Inputs Input Testing Walk Test All Zones MENU 3 9 0 Walk Test A Zones MENU 3 9 1 Inputs gt Input Testing gt Sensor Watch Time MENU 3 9 2 System Wide Parameter DAYS Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Sensor Watch Time In Days 0 Disabled Outputs gt Commands gt Output Status MENU 4 0 0 Turn Output On Off MENU 4 0 1 Outputs gt Properties gt Output Name MENU 4 1 0 Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 and 1 To Select Characters When finished press OK To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position Outputs gt Properties gt Event Type MENU 4 1 1 Enter desired Event type 0 255 OK See Output Event Type table for available options Outputs Properties Event Assignment MENU 4 1 2 Enter 0 to 255 to program the Area User Zone Keypad or Access Group Number You Want The Output To Follow Then Press OK 0 Unrestricted all Areas Users Zones etc The table below list the default values for all Output parameters in the Solution 161 Outputs 1 to 4 are High current digital outputs Outputs 5 to 8 are only ava
9. Keypad Extinguish Greeting On Arming Greeting On Disarming 2 E Enable Rear Tamper 5 6 EN PIN To Change Area Home Area Only 7 Report Display Keypad Temperature 8 Display Area ICON Indicators This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 E amp OE 37 Devices gt Keypads gt Beeper Options MENU 6 1 5 7 Intaller PIN Not Alowed This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Devices Keypads Emergency Keys MENU 6 6 7 This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Devices Keypads Access Group MENU 6 1 7 Enter 8 OK To Assign The Keypad To An Access Group Devices gt Keypads gt Lockout Time MENU 6 1 8 SECONDS Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Keypad Lockout Time In Seconds 0 No Lockout System Wide Parameter Devices gt RF Devices gt Receiver Options MENU 6 2 0 _1 Disp
10. N 6 Reserved LN 7 Reserved _8 Display Clock Trouble Y This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished System Power Battery Options MENU 7 3 1 1 Display Battery Fall 2 Report Battery Fal 3 Execute Battery Testing On Arming Y 4 Arming Allowed On Low Battery Cs This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished 6 Reserved Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 E amp OE 39 System gt Power gt Fuse Options MENU 7 3 2 1 Display COMM Current Overload Condition 2 Report Current Overload Condition Y 3 Display 12V Accessories Current Overload Condition Y _4 Report 12V Accessories Current Overload Condition Y _5 Display LAN Overload Condition _6 Report LAN Overload Condition Y 7 8 Reseved oo N This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished System Siren Tone MENU 7 4 0 Speed MENU 7 4 1 Volume
11. OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Comms gt Telephone Number gt Call Forward Off MENU 5 1 7 Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Comms gt Properties gt Call Attempt Count MENU 5 2 0 Enter 0 15 Then Press OK To Program The Maximum Call Retry Attempts Per Destination Comms gt Properties gt Dialer Options MENU 5 2 1 Eq Dialler Enabled Pulse Dialling Dial Tone Detect Busy Tone Detect Mirror Reports To Web Extend Handshake Wait Period To 1 Minute 7 Reserved Abort Failed Reports This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished o Note DTMF dialling should be use at all times Pulse or decadic dialling should not be selected Comms gt Properties gt Phone Line Options MENU 5 2 2 Display Telephone Line Fail 2 Report Telephone Line Fail eal Alarm On Line Fail If Armed Alarm On Line Fail If Disarmed 5 Reserved 6 Reserved Reserved 8 Display Phone In Use This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Comms gt
12. Solution Link RAS Options MENU 5 3 4 72 can Back Verfcatin Required Cs Terminate RAS ra answer Machine Bypass Cs answer Incoming Cal ony Farmed 7 e Tone Bypass O 77 allow User Functions Remote Access Software V Report Log RAS Start End Sessions This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished E amp OE 35 Comms gt Remote Access gt DTMF Options MENU 5 3 5 2 forme Cs DIME UserFuncions ra DIME Quick jm ols tA Es E EA 7 Reseved o 8 Reseved o This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished N E en Reseved o N K N Comms gt Remote Access gt Voice Access Code MENU 5 3 6 If a Voice Module is used enter the 2 digit access code used to access the system Enter 0 9 For Digits and Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters Comms gt Remote Access gt CLI Number MENU 5 3 7 First number TTT Second namber 1 TTT Third number TTT L Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9
13. for its disposal or repair The transmit level from this device is set as a fixed level and because of this there may be circumstances where the performance is less than optimal Before reporting such occurrences as faults please check the line with a standard telepermitted telephone Warnings 1 This product must be installed and maintained by a qualified and licensed security installer 2 This product may not perform as expected if installed incorrectly 2 Copyright O 2007 9 amp Some features of this product require a working telephone line to operate and telephone communication service provider charges are applicable Australian standard AS 2201 requires regular service by qualified and licensed security persons and regular user testing Please consult your security alarm company for further details Incorrect programming of parameters can result in operation contrary to what may be desired Leave the mains adapter plugged in at all times Leave the telephone line plugged in at all times under normal conditions The Product Identification Label for this product which is supplied in the resistor pack must be affixed to the outside of the enclosure during installation Intrusion Control Panel BOSCH N12138 TELEPERMIT N12138 TELEPERMIT This Bosch Solution 16i CC500B Alarm System may be connected to the Telecom Network 211 07 0 6 This equipment shall not be se
14. gt Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Comms Telephone Number Secondary Dest 1 MENU 5 1 2 Use lt and Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Comms Telephone Number Primary Dest 2 MENU 5 1 3 Use lt and Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Comms Telephone Number Secondary Dest 2 MENU 5 1 4 Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Comms Telephone Number Domestic Number MENU 5 1 5 First number TTT numer O TT TT TTT aaa Third number I TTT Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause o Upto3Phonenumbers can beenteredfor Domestic dialing Press OK after each telephone number is entered to save and move to the next number Note Comms Telephone Number Call Forward On MENU 5 1 6 Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause E amp
15. short and tamper conditions on the zone loop Areas The control panel supports up to 4 separate areas You can assign all zones to a single area or you can assign each zone to a combination of different areas You can arm and disarm the control panel by area alternatively you can arm and disarm several areas at the same time Dialler The control panel has a built in dialler to send reports to the receiving party ie Security company monitoring station mobile phone SMS etc Keypads You can connect a maximum of 8 fully supervised keypads to the control panel Proximity Keypads are also available History Log The control panel can store up to 256 history events from all 4 areas All events are stored in the log even if they are programmed not to report via the on board dialler You can view the control panel s history log via keypad serial printer optional or by connection of a personal computer direct remote using the Solution Link upload download software Programming You can program the Solution 16i either by a keypad or using a personal computer using the Solution Link upload download software Solution Link Version V1 10 or higher is required to program this panel amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 The MW700 Small Enclosure MW710 Large Enclosure have been designed to reduce installation time and improve aesthetics on larger installations where often multiple e
16. the year field To change enterthe new year The system will automatically move to the hour field To change enter the hour of the day in 24hr format The system will automatically move to the minute field To change enter the minute of the hour followed by the OK key to exit Pressing OK on any field will accept all currently programmed date and time values Time is No programmed in 24 hr format The following steps are the mimimum requirements to get the system reporting back to base Examples assume the panel is disarmed with no alarms and starting from factory default settings 1 Enter Program mode 1234 MENU 2 SetTime and Date MENU 7 1 0 Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 3 Change Default Installer PIN MENU 1 5 2 4 Change Default Master Code PIN MENU 1 1 1 5 Enter Account client Number Area 1 MENU 2 2 0 6 Enter Base Primary Telephone Number MENU 5 1 1 7 Enter Base Secondary Telephone Number MENU 5 1 2 8 Hold Down MENU Key To Exit Service mode when activated disables dialler reporting prevents all alarms and prevents all users from arming the system To Turn Service Mode ON 1 Enter Program Mode 1234 MENU 2 Enter MENU 7 0 8 3 Thedisplay will show IS OFF if service mode is off or IS ON if service mode is on 4 Pressthe On or OFF key to change the service mode state then press OK to exi
17. 13 N O No EOL Zone Copyright 2007 Solution 16i ALARM N O ZONE 1 N O ZONE 2 ALARM Figure 14 N O Single EOL Zone N O ZONE 1 3K3 EOL ZONE 9 6K8 EOL Figure 15 N O Split EOL Zone 6K8 EOL TAMPER ZONE 1 ALARM NIO 3K3 EOL Figure 16 N O Zone With Tamper Use either the 4 colour or solid colour resistors supplied Orange Ora nge rp eae 1 TTT ewe E Bro Bue Brow n 1 TT Figure 17 EOL Resistor Colour Chart E amp OE Quick Start Guide Earth Connection Spade For Surge Protection 16 18 VAC 24VA 12VDC 7 2Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery Panasonic LC P127R2P or Equivalent Accessory 12 VDC Supply 750mA Fused The maximum continuous combined dh Devices onnection current draw Terminals from the 12V 750mA Fused mama m4 LAN and terminals must not exceed 1 Amp Output Devices 12VDC Supply 2 5A Fused Output 1 2 3 4 Connection Terminals 500mA RF Receiver Keyswitch Input e RF Receiver Zone Input Terminals Telephone Line Connection Socket RJ12 6PAC Telephone Line HLY D D 3 8l dueg T AZZ 9T HLiuv3 i L N OND AcT 1 8 NUI 31100 83M0d 40405539960 9 69 69 C9 69 C9 69 C9 C9 C9 d3 1 10 NIL z _ fT 3 331 Gah 9 69 9 C9 I 9 I 69 C9 C9 C9 C9
18. 14 Panel On Line 15 Incoming Call 16 System Trouble 17 Box Tamper 18 Zone Trouble 19 Zone Mirror 20 Zone Alarm 39 Fire Alarm g N 28 End Of Exit Time 30 Chime Zone Triggered 56 Follow PIN Code 32 Ready To Arm All On 33 Ready To Arm Part On 34 Ready To Arm Part 2 On 10 Destination 2 Kiss Off 35 Closing Report Sent OK 36 External Siren Spk Beeps 37 Internal Siren Spk Beeps 38 Alarm Any Silent or Audible 26 Entry Time 51 Senior Watch 52 Exit Error 53 RF Key Fob Function 1 54 RF Key Fob Function 2 55 Output Pre Alert gt gt gt gt gt gt 57 Part Entry Time 58 Time Schedule 59 Temperature Alarm 60 Access Group EE gt gt gt gt 44 Keypad Fire 45 Keypad Panic U gt gt gt Area Event Assignment Panel Event Assignment Output Event Assignment Z Zone Event Assignment User Event Assignment gt gt gt 2 AW 21 Area Disarmed 46 Device Tamper S Schedule Event Assignment 22 Area Armed Any 47 Access Denied G 2 Access Group Event Assignment 23 Area All On 48 Strobe Keypad 2 2 2 gt 24 49 Smoke Sensor 2 2 2 2 25 Area Part 2 50 Sensor Watch M S Table 21 Output Event Types gt Outputs gt Properties gt Output Polarity MENU 4 1 3 En
19. 6 Call Forward On I 3 20 Add Device MI 5 1 7 Call Forward Off 3 3 1 Delete RF Device I 3 32 Test RF Device 5 2 Properties I 5 2 0 Call Attempt Count 3 4 Global Input Options I 5 2 1 Dialler Options 3 4 0 EOLValue 5 22 Phone Line Options I 3 4 1 Keyswitch Options I 5 2 3 Country I 3 42 Input Options 5 2 7 Set SMS Password 3 5 PGM Input 5 3 Remote Access I 3 5 0 Input Type 5 3 0 Call Back Number I 5 3 1 RAS Security PIN 3 6 Tamper Inputs 5 3 2 Log Threshold 3 6 0 Tamper Options I 5 3 3 Ring Count 5 3 4 RAS Options 3 9 Input Testing I 5 3 5 DTMF Options UMI 3 9 0 Walk Test All Zones 5 3 6 Voice Access Code 3 9 1 Walk Test A Zone I 5 3 7 Numbers 3 9 2 Sensor Watch Time 5 3 8 User RAS Security PIN 5 4 Dialler Reporting 5 4 0 Format Dest 1 5 4 1 Format Dest 2 5 4 2 Route 5 4 3 System Route 5 4 4 Emergency Route I 5 4 5 Swinger Dialler I 5 4 6 Burg Report Delay 5 4 7 Fire Report Delay 5 9 Comms Test UMI 5 9 0 Send Test Report 5 9 1 Test Report Time 5 9 2 Test Report Period 5 9 3 Test Report Options 5 9 4 Route 5 9 5 Dial Number Test Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright 2007 E amp OE 25 26 OV D OV OD OV OV OV OV OV OV ess i Devices Commands LAN Status UMI LAN Secure UMI UMI Keypads Volume Contrast Backlight Home Area General Options Beeper Op
20. Area On Off 2 Area Part On Off Operate Output 4 Timer Group Enter 0 4 OK To Program The Function the Schedule Will perform System Schedules mex ELEM e Enter Digits 0 15 To Program Area Output or Access Group Number Then Press OK To Save System gt Holidays gt Name CER o r i ala v Use lt and Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 f and 1 To Select Characters When finished press OK To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position System gt Holidays gt Start Stop Dates MENU 7 6 1 Start 12am Stop 12am oa oa DD MM DD MM Using The 0 9 Keys Enter The Start And Stop Date For Each Holiday As Required You Should Enter Two Digits For Each Option eg June 06 Use The gt key to move to the next field Press OK to save or MENU to exit without saving Snn Start Month Enn End Month Sdd Start Date Edd End Date If the start day and month and the stop day and month are equal then no holiday exists o Note System System Options General Options DETEZEJ 1 Display LAN Fail 2 Report LAN Fail 3 Alarm On LAN Fail 4 Reserved 5 Can Change Own PIN Code l6 Monitor Default PIN Codes PIN Always Required 8 Display Menu Numbers Y This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is sel
21. Comms Dialler Reporting Test Route 5 4 2 0 Report Events To Log Only 1 Report Events To Destination 1 Log 2 Report Events To Destination 2 Log 3 Report Events To Destination 1 amp Destination 2 Log 4 Report Events To Destination 2 If Destination 1 Fails Log Location 5 4 2 Sets The Report Route For Test Reports Enter 0 4 OK Only One Option Can Be Selected System Wide Parameter Comms Dialler Reporting Status Route 5 4 3 0 Report Events To Log Only 1 Report Events To Destination 1 Log 2 Report Events To Destination 2 Log 3 Report Events To Destination 1 amp Destination 2 Log 4 Report Events To Destination 2 If Destination 1 Fails Log Location 5 4 3 Sets The Report Route For System Status Reports Enter 0 4 OK Only One Option Can Be Selected System Wide Parameter Comms gt Dialler Reporting Emergency Route MENU 5 4 4 0 Report Events To Log Only 1 Report Events To Destination 1 Log 2 Report Events To Destination 2 Log 3 Report Events To Destination 1 amp Destination 2 Log 4 Report Events To Destination 2 If Destination 1 Fails Log Location 5 4 4 Sets The Report Route For All Emergency Reports Enter 0 4 OK Only One Option Can Be Selected System Wide Parameter Comms gt Dialler Reporting gt Swinger Dialler MENU 5 4 5 Enter 0 15 OK To Program Number Of Times
22. Connecting Power To The 8 Fi I Transf C iem Di Connecting The Battery 8 e aa A C mains Transformer g Figure 9 N C No EOL ZOnNe sesessessessssessessesseseosesseseosesseseeseosessess 9 Panel LED 1 bue Leto usb abate 8 pt Se AA j WIRING DIACHAME 5 Figure 11 N C Split EOL Li HH 9 EOL Resistor Colours and Values nn 9 Caine yn H is Figure 14 N O Single EOL Zone 9 eene nennen nennen Figure 15 N O Split EOL Zone 9 system Earthing 13 Figure 16 N O Zone With 9 Terminating the LAN OM 13 Figure 17 EOL Resistor Colour 9 Terminal Descriptions 14 Figure 18 Solution 16i Board Layout 10 Board CODO DIG EU 14 Figure 19 Solution 16i Connection Diagram s 11 ABOUT THE KEY PAD sessi n SAVE SEEN UN DEP ERR ERE NIEVE RU 14 Figure 20 LAN Connection Using 2 Pair Security Cable 12 Keypad Button Functions assiette tei i mtr rre tri 14 Figure 21 LAN Connection Using Twisted Pair Cable 13 Keypad T 15 F
23. Connection Terminals goon n T m m ajA Ht3 L NU 3g U 83 8 c 2 gt E SO oat a m 3310435 Refer to Documentation For Dialer amp Status LED s LdOd NOISNUdX3 m 10 LO38IQ O 17100330 8 IC IN JP3 Aq Dipasny peubiseg 214 CECEO 31INGOW 32310n E E 9T XX digiflex com au Figure 18 Solution 16i Board Layout 10 Copyright 2007 E amp OE Panel Cabinet Tamper Circuit Connection Terminals Battery Charging Globe RS485 LAN Termination Shunt 4 Pin Socket to LAN For Service Keypad Expansion Port TCP IP Module Connection Default and Direct Connect Switch 10 Pin Serial Connection Socket For Direct Link Flash Programming etc Voice Module Connection Socket Optional Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Earth Connection Connect To 16 18V AC Spade For Surge Protection Cabinet Tamper 24 VA YELLOW YELLOW 82d WALSAS OYULNOD NOISIN D D 5 DV 81 91 1 Panasonic LC P127R2P or Equivalent 12V DC x c C 7 2AH Sealed D D Lead Acid IEN C9 Battery 42 0 The maximum I continuous Accessories o combined e g PIR Detectors 8 Q C current draw 5 amp
24. For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause o Note Up to 3 Phone numbers can be entered for CLI remote access detection You must enter STD code plus the compete number for this option to work Press OK after each telephone number is entered to save and move to the next number Comms Remote Access User RAS Security PIN MENU 5 3 8 Use keys 0 9 To Program RAS Security PIN OK To Save This PIN is used the authenticate during end user remote access connections Comms gt Dialler Reporting gt TX Format Dest 1 MENU 5 4 0 0 Disable 2 1 Contact ID 7 Domestic 2 SIA 8 Voice 13 Reserved 3 Serial STU 9 SIA 14 Reserved 4 GSM 10 Reserved 15 Reserved 5 WEB MAIL 11 Reserved 6 5 5 12 Reserved Enter 0 15 Then Press OK Program The Transmission Format The Control Panel Will Use To Report To Destination 1 Only Option Can Be Programmed In This Location 36 Copyright O 2007 Comms Dialler Reporting TX Format Dest 2 MENU 5 4 1 0 Disable 2 1 Contact ID 7 Domestic 2 SIA 8 13 Reserved 3 Serial STU 9 SIA 14 Reserved 4 GSM 10 Reserved 15 Reserved 5 WEB MAIL 11 Reserved 6 5 5 12 Reserved Enter 0 15 Then Press OK Program The Transmission Format The Control Panel Will Use To Report To Destination 2 Only Option Can Be Programmed In This Location
25. K To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position Access gt Global Properties gt Area Assignment MENU 1 4 4 Access gt User Properties gt User Option MENU 1 4 2 7 Reseved _ This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Access gt User Properties gt Timer Group Enter 8 OK To Assign The User To A Timer Group Can Only Be Assigned To One Timer Group 0 No Timer Group Access gt User Properties gt Access Assignment MENU 1 4 5 AccessGroupt A essGrup2 TN Access Group3 Access Groupa TN Access Group5 Access Group 6 TN 7 Access Group 7 Access Group 8 IN Multiple Groups Can Be Assigned To Each User Press keys 1 8 To Toggle Groups On Off Then Press OK To Save E amp OE 27 Access gt Global Properties gt PIN Length MENU 1 5 0 0 Variable 4 1 1 Digit 4 4 Digits 7 7 Digits 2 2 Digits 5 5 Digits 8 8 Digits 3 3 Digits 6 6 Digits Enter 0 15 OK To Program The PIN Length Option System Wide Parameter Access gt Global Properties gt PIN Retry Count MENU 1 5 1 Enter 0 8 OK To Program The PIN Retry Count 0 Unlimited System Wide Parameter Access gt Global Properties gt Insta
26. MENU 7 4 2 System Wide Parameter Enter 0 15 OK To Program Volume Of The Siren Volume 0 Disabled Low 15 High System gt Siren gt Swinger Siren MENU 7 4 3 Enter 0 15 OK To Program Number Of Times Siren Can Sound Before Lockout 0 Unlimited System Wide Parameter System gt Schedules gt wm s c n e a u tr e 1 Use lt and Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 f and 1 To Select Characters When finished press OK To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position System Schedules Time MENU 7 5 1 Start Time Stop Time TI we Using The 0 9 Keys Enter The Start And Stop Time As Required You Should Enter Two Digits For Each Option eg 4am 04 Use The gt key to move to the next field Press OK to save or MENU to exit without saving Snn Start Time Minutes Enn End Time Minutes Shh Start Time Hours Ehh End Time Hours Schedules are programmed in 24hour time Note System Schedules Day Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Hol 40 Copyright 2007 Enter 8 To Toggle Days ON OFF The day is active ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Indiccator 8 is used to set if the schedule will apply on holidays When finshed press OK To Save System Schedules Function MENU 7 5 3 0 Disabled 1
27. Of Days Before A User Test Is Requested Areas gt Area Testing gt Service Interval MENU 2 9 2 System Wide Parameter WEEKS Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Number Of Weeks Between Installer Service Interval Areas gt Area Testing gt Test Options MENU 2 9 3 1 Monitor User Test Interval 2 Reserved LN 3 Reserved 4 Reserved LN 5 Reserved oo 6 Walk Test Reports i qv 7 Walk Test 24 Hour Zones 8 Walk Test Fire Zones N This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished E amp OE 29 Inputs gt Commands gt Zone Status MENU 3 0 0 Zone Array MENU 3 0 1 Bypass Zones MENU 3 0 2 Set Chime Zones MENU 3 0 3 Set Part 2 Zones MENU 3 0 4 Smoke Sensor Reset MENU 3 0 5 Inputs gt Zone Properties gt zonename z o n e 1 Use lt and Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 f and 1 To Select Characters When finished press OK To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Zone Type MENU 3 1 1 1 Enter 0 15 OK To Program Zone Zone Types 0 Zone Not Used Burglary Dela Entry Timer 2 Burglary Delay 2 Entry Timer 2 15 24 Hour Non Bursla Table 18 Zone T
28. Options MENU 3 8 a 2 semn Si a Bypass alowed SSCS s sensor watch 6 armed This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Inputs RF Zone Add RF Device MENU 3 3 0 Delete RF Device MENU 3 3 1 E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 The table below list the default values for all zone parameters in the Solution 16i By default zones 5 to 16 are set as Instant zones Zones marked as Not Used do not require EOL resistors to be fitted Programming Option Access Group SilentAlarm SensorWath Zone 4 Zones 5 to 16 Table 19 Zone Defaults Test RF Device MENU 3 3 2 Inputs gt Global Input Options gt EOL Value MENU 3 4 0 0 No EOL 5 1 1KO 6 4K7 11 6K8 Alarm with 2K2 Tamper 2 1K5 7 5K6 12 10K Alarm with 10K Tamper 2K2 8 6 8 13 22K 4 2K7 9 8K1 14 with 6K8 Tamper 5 3K3 10 10K 15 Split EOL Parallel 3K3 Primary 6K8 Secondary Enter 0 15 Then Press OK To Program Globally The EOL Resistor For All Zones System Wide Parameter Inputs gt Global Input Options gt Keyswitch Options MENU 3 4 4 0 Latching All On Off 5 Momentary All On O
29. Output ON Turn Output OFF End Session 2 x Beeps Area N 1 4 1 Low High 2 x Beeps Area 1 4 2 E cee 2 x Beeps Output 1 8 Low High 2 x Beeps High Low Output 1 8 2 E Exit Jingle Table 8 Remote Control Functions DTMF EXAMPLES Each example below shows the log on step for clarity In practise is only necessary to log on once per DTMF control session To turn Area 1 ON enter the following 2 5 8 4 oJ J Log ON 0 Ja 9 Area 1 To turn Output 10 ON enter the following 2 5 8 4 J Log ON fo 4 1 5 Turn Output 10 ON To turn Output 12 OFF enter the following 2 5 8 4 J Log ON 2 7 2 J Turn Output 7 OFF If the DTMF Quick Arm option is enabled then it is possible to remotely arm all areas without logging Note J onto the panel Simply enter 0 following the welcome jingle Make sure that the phone being used to remotely control the panel is set to transmit DTMF tones when keys are pressed during the call This option is disabled by default on some phones CM704B Zone Expander Module The Solution 16i panel includes support for 1 x CM704B 8 16 Zone Expansion module This allows for 16 individual zones when using Alarm and Tamper 4 state monitoring as well as allowing zones to be located in two separate locations within a building All zones follow
30. Report Via Email lt Telephone Line Busy Tone Detect lt RAS Intelli connect CLI Caller Line Identification Daylight Savings Senior Watch lt System Maintenance Interval Reminder lt System Weekly Test Reminder Area Inactivity Interval lt Temporary Pin Code lt Dual Reporting lt Dual Redundant Reporting lt Alarm Report Abort cancel Options lt 8 Programmable Holiday Calendars 8 Programmable Schedules 16 On board Zones Exp To 16 Zones lt Fire Alarm Verification lt 48 Pin Codes lt 4 Supervised High Power Digital Outputs lt Outputs Expandable to 8 via Relay Module Supervised Siren Driver lt Partitionable To 4 Areas lt Dialler Reports SIA Contact ID SMS and Email Formats lt Supervised LAN Keypads Maximum 8 Keypads lt Keyswitch Input 256 History Event Memory lt EMI Lightning Transient Protection lt ICON interface with Text Prompts Programmable Via Solution Link Software Telephone Line Fail Monitor lt Time Executed Functions lt 60 Output Event Types Exit Restart Expansion Module Supervision Remote Control of Areas and Outputs lt Remote Arming lt Designed and Manufactured in Australia Three Year Warranty 4 Copyright 2007 Zones The Solution 16i control panel provides up to 16 separate zones of protection Zone programming determines the panel s response to open
31. Solution Link 1 3333 test File Panel Tools Help Back Garorl EVE eeni Access Areas Inputs Zone FE Zone Properties Zone Zone Type P Area 2 Pulse Cou Pulse Cou su Access Gri VEU 3 Report Report Opt REED Zone p RF Zone HE JH RF Device dc E Global Input EOL Value Keyswitch fll i Sensor Wa dt TEN Input Tamper Dutputs UISION CONTROL DF100E PCB Hint Summary view columns are sizeable Click on title divider Ju g mo o ime Service Wownloed Intersotive Comms Devices System Panel Solution 64 Rev 1 05 00 VOICE MODULE Number 010001 PM PWAOOD JOB 010104 gt gt D gt SN Oily BATTERY F FIO 6 sl J WXP POWER FIRE ALARM E AREA ALL Dnunggn 9 10 n 12 13 14 15 16 v t n Unless otherwise indicated this publication is the copyright of Bosch Security Systems Pty Ltd Bosch All rights are reserved You may download a single copy of this publication By downloading the publication you agree that you will i only use the publication for your own reference ii not commercially exploit or charge any person for the use of the publication and iii not modify the publication in any way without the prior written permission of Bosch Except as specified above or where authorise
32. The Dialler Can Report Before Lockout System Wide Parameter 0 Unlimited Attempts amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Comms gt Dialler Reporting gt Burg Report Delay MENU 5 4 6 SECONDS Enter 0 255 seconds OK To Program The Delay Time In Seconds Before Reports Are Sent 0 No Delay System Wide Parameter Comms gt Dialler Reporting gt Fire Report Delay MENU 5 4 7 SECONDS Enter 0 255 seconds OK To Program The Delay Time In Seconds Before Reports Are Sent 0 No Delay System Wide Parameter Comms gt Comms Test gt Send Test Report MENU 5 9 0 Comms gt Comms Test gt Test Report Time MENU 5 9 1 Test Time Use the lt and gt keys to move to the field then 1 and 1 to change Press OK to save or MENU to exit without saving Time is programmed in 24hour format Note Comms gt Comms Test gt Test Report Period 5 9 2 0 No Test Report 1 1 Every Day 2 Every Week 3 Every Month MENU 5 9 2 Programs The Interval Between Automatic Test Reports Enter 0 to 3 OK To Program the required value System Wide Parameter Comms gt Comms Test gt Test Report Options 5 9 3 E Send Test Reports Only If No Other Report 2 Send Test Reports On Siren Reset Time Out s Reserved Reserved EB Reserved 6 Reserved Reserved 8 Reserved This loca
33. able 11 Keys Used During Programming 17 PROGRAMMING LOCATIONS REFERENCE TABLE 24 Table 12 Text Keypad Character 18 PROGRAM 1 5 27 Table 13 Phone Number Progamming 18 Access Progi Stil 27 Table 14 Domestic Dialing Defaults Settings 20 28 Table 15 Basic Reporting Code Reference Listing 20 input Programin h To INO 30 Table 16 Programming Locations and Descriptions 24 Zone Default T13b 6 concitat 31 Table 17 User Default Programming Options 25 Output pU SUIS 32 Table 18 Zone 28 Output Programming ttt 32 Table 19 Zone Defaults 29 One SOE MOG Sa 33 Table 20 Output Default Table 30 Puking WOE Oan p MTM 33 Table 22 Output Polarity Types 31 Output Event TYDE essentiae 33 Table 21 Output Event 31 Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 E amp OE Listed below are the main features of the Solution 16i Control Panel lt Individual Box Tamper Circuit Monitoring lt
34. able on the Solution Link CD from your distributor or from Bosch Your base station will need to create a specific reporting template for this and other 2nd generation Solution panels Point ID Table Module Description Table 15 Basic Reporting Code Reference Listing E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 AEEESS Access MENU Luc System MENU L h P wn Change PIN Number M al Set the System Clock Change Other PIN Number Set Daylight Saving On Time ur Hr EH Assign Areas to User GE nFi Set Daylight Saving Off Time Add New PIN H LaL View History Log Add Prox Token Snot ol Send Log ob Add RF Keyfob eh View System Troubles in Delete User PIN OL LA Test Battery dE Pra Delete User Prox About Displays Firmware Version dE Fob Delete User RF Keyfob T dE ur Erase User ru c 4 Data equals 14 Hr EH Area MENU H Enter Area Number Phonak Turn Chime Mode On Off H amp Area 6 Selected LH EYP Change Chime Mode aF Enter Output Number daz Enter Zone Number ur M ur Enter User Number gece tanus aP Enter Output Number b3F Haa Bypass Mode Enter Keypad Number F Reset Fire Smoke Sensors Ha Max Possible number is 5 Set Chime Zones Enter PIN Number HF d a Set Part Mode 2 Zones d gg Date 22
35. al storms or high levels of electrical interference shielded twisted pair cable should be used LAN and LAN should not be used to power detectors or other external devices These devices should be powered from the 12V terminals on the panel or via an external power supply When wiring modules with built in power supplies like the control panel and the CM720B Power Supply do NOT connect the EARTH wire from any 3 wire plug pack to the module s EARTH input terminal if you have installed a separate communication earth wire 12 Copyright 2007 CONTROL PANEL lt lt Connect to mains earth via 3 wire plug pack transformer L LAN TERM A Y B ojn N Fit Shunt First Device cable can be used for this wiring configuration 5 Security Cable i 7 0 20 14 0 20 a The LOOP terminal is not internally connected B k R KEYPAD SS Connect to mains earth via 3 wire plug pack It can be transformer used to terminate 3 the LAN on modules CM720 POWER SUPPLY 300 metres max which have an on board power supply Positive LAN voltage is re generated by the CM720 Power Supply N L o Fit Shunt Last Device Figure 20 LAN Connection Using 2 Pair Security Cable Recommended for LAN Lengths 300 metres or less The LAN A and LAN B wires are not interchangeable Make sure that the LAN A wires from all modules connect to LAN A on the pane
36. ces gt Serial Device gt Baud Rate MENU 6 3 1 o 0 No Device Connected 1 300 Baud 5 9600 Baud 2 600 Baud 6 19200 Baud 3 1200 Baud 4 2400 Baud Enter Digits 0 6 To Program The Serial Device Baud Rate Then Press OK To Save Devices Serial Device Flow Control 6 3 2 0 Handshaking 1 Hardware 2 Xon Xoff Enter Digits 0 2 To Program The Serial Device Flow Control Then Press OK To Save E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 System gt Commands gt Panel Status System Trouble MENU 7 0 1 History Log MENU 7 0 2 Domestic Default MENU 7 0 3 Factory Default MENU 7 0 4 Template Default MENU 7 0 5 Service Mode MENU 7 0 8 System gt Clock gt Set Date amp Time MENU 7 1 0 System gt Clock gt LEH EPP Month Week Program The Month Of The Year Jan 01 Dec 12 Week Of The Month to Wk5 Last and Day Of The Week Day Sun To Day 7 Sat Using the 0 9 Keys Enter The Required Values Use the gt Key Move To The Next Field System Wide Parameter System Clock Summertime Off MENU 7 1 2 Month Week Program The Month Of The Year Jan 01 Dec 12 Week Of The Month to Wk5 Last and Day Of The Week Day Sun To Day 7 Sat Using the 0 9 Keys Enter The Required Values Use the gt Key Move To The Next Field
37. ctrician following applicable wiring standards Transformer Input Blue Wires TRANSFORMER 220 240V A C 50 60Hz 24VA FUSE 8AG 250V 250mA MAX PCB Mounting Clip Holes Enclosure Mounting Holes Fused Terminal Block Transformer Figure 8 Internal Transformer Connection Diagram The Solution 16i PCB has two LED indicators Dialler and Status LED s which display the following information Condition Meaning Table 2 Dialler Indicator LED Condition Meaning n Flash Once Every 2 Seconds Flash Fast AC or Battery Trouble Table 3 Status Indicator LED During factory defaulting the Status and Dialler LED indicators will flash alternatively for approximately Note 15 seconds amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 N C ZONE 1 N C ZONE 2 Figure 9 N C No EOL Zone ALARM ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ALARM Figure 10 N C Single EOL Zone N C 3K3 EOL N C ZONE 9 6K8 EOL Figure 11 N C Split EOL Zone Nic 6K8EOL TAMPER ALARM NIC Figure 12 Zone With Tamper The Above diagrams display zone configurations using Normally Closed Alarm contacts Normally Open Alarm Contacts When using Normally Open Alarm Contacts you must select Inverted Seal for each zone in MENU 3 1 8 A shorted loop is a tamper condition for all EOL zone configurations ZONE 1 BEEN ud 2 Figure
38. d by the Copyright Act 1968 Cth no part of this publication may be reproduced transmitted modified or stored in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Bosch Throughout this document trademark names may have been used Rather than put a trademark symbol in every occurrence of a trademark name we state that we are using the names only in an editorial fashion and to the benefit of the trademark owner with no intention of infringement of the trademark While every effort has been taken the accuracy of this document neither Bosch Security Systems Pty Ltd nor any of its official representatives shall have any liability to any person or entity with respect to any liability loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by the information contained in this book Should you find any error on inconsistency please notify us accordingly Bosch Security Systems Pty Ltd reserves the right to make changes to features and specifications at any time without prior notification in the interest of ongoing product development and improvement The grant of a Telepermit for a device in no way indicates Telecom acceptance of responsibility for the correct operation of that device under all operating conditions This equipment shall not be used in any manner that could constitute a nuisance to other Telecom customers Immediately disconnect this equipment should it become physically damaged and arrange
39. e It sounds for the No service or trouble conditions time set by your security company exist A service or trouble condition is 3 A Trouble functioning properly your keypad sounds present that has not been ac Tone 4 fast short beeps followed by a 5 second knowledged P pause repeat The area is turned Part On Theareais tumed PartOn Key Press Pressing any key on the keypad sounds one Tone NE indicating that the key press is When you enter the premises through a zone programmed for entry delay the keypad sound a Hi Low tone to remind you On to turn off the area If the area is not turned off before the entry delay expires an alarm condition will sound and a report may be sent to your alarm company 16 Copyright O 2007 amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Meaning After you turn an area All On the keypad will sound 1 short beep every second During the last 10 seconds fast short beeps will be heard If you don t exit before the delay time expires and an exit delay door is faulted an alarm occurs Error If you press an incorrect key the keypad Tone will sound a 2 second tone The keypad will sound a Hi Lo tone to Menu indicate you have entered MENU Mode and Mode Lo Hi tone to indicate you have exited MENU mode The keypad sounds fast short beeps to alert you when a zone programmed for chime is faulted or unsealled Chime Tone Firmware version V1 10 onwa
40. e all modules are connected to the panel on a single cable run Daisy Chained the terminators should be installed on the first and last modules on the LAN Ifthe modules are connected tothe panel via multiple cables all running back to the control panel Star Configuration then the terminators should be installed on the modules at the end of the two longest cable runs There are no LAN terminators on keypads If a keypad is one of the two furthest devices from the control panel then a 470 ohm 1 2watt resistor can be fitted at the keypad between the LAN A and LAN terminals In smaller installations where no LAN modules have been installed there is no need to fit the termination resistor on the control panel The LAN must be terminated correctly for proper operation o Note E amp OE 13 Terminal Descriptions The maximum combined continuous current draw N ae from the 12V LAN and COMM terminals must N Description VEU ote J not exceed 1 Amp I Earth Earth wire from this terminal is connected to the Mains earth Board Connectors AC Connection of the 16 18V 50 60 Hz Connector Description 3 AC adapter or internal transformer This socket allow you to connect a service BAT Negative and positive connections to the Keypad to the panel during installation stand by battery 12 VDC 7 2AH This socket is used to connect the cabinet Tamper tamper switch to the panel These term
41. e and terminate the wires on the removable terminal block supplied before connection it to the PCB If using a 3 wire Adaptor then the earth wire should also be terminated onto the terminal block Always check the orientation of the terminal block with the PCB markings before connecting it to the PCB The panel is supplied with a set of battey leads to suit the chosen enclosure Connect the Red Battery lead to the Battery terminal and the Black Battery lead to the Battery terminal on the PCB Once terminated onto the PCB connect the other end of the leads to the battery paying attention to the polarity On models with an internal transformer a suitable mains power cord must be installed between the transformer and the A C Mains supply See Figure 8 below This must be completed by a suitably qualified electrician according to the applicable wiring standards and regulations For permanently connected equipment a readily accessible disconnect device such as Mains Note J power outlet or mains switch shall be installed in a location near the equipment for connection of the mains power cord Next connect the transformer output wires red to the removable terminal block supplied and then connect it to the PCB Always check the orientation of the terminal block with the PCB markings before connecting 8 Copyright O 2007 Transformer Output 7 Red Wires Wiring must be carried out by a licensed ele
42. e menu screens etc as required Some buttons have a secondary function Programmable Input for RF Receivers which is activated by holding them down for two seconds INPUT Keyswitch and other devices Each button s function is described below Zone 1 and 9 sensor loop input Keypad Button Functions Common for Zone 1 amp 2 sensor loop Zone 2 and 10 sensor loop input sy Zone 3 and 11 sensor loop input to 9 The eens keys VOUTO NEEN numbers when required for Zone 3 amp 4 sensor loop Use the MENU and the numeric keys ZN4 Zone4 12 t _2 4_ e to enter commands The MENU key Zone 5 and 13 sensor loop input is also used to go back one level when Common for Zone 5 amp 6 sensor loop navigating through menus or to exit a Zone 6 and 14 sensor loop input 4 programming location without saving Zone 7 and 15 sensor loop input SUIT Common for Zone 7 amp 8 sensor loop The ON key n to turn an c or output on To turn all areas on at the ON same time when the system has been IN These terminals are used to connect the partitioned press and hold the ON IN telephone line from the street key for two seconds 34 These terminals are used to connect the The PART key allows you to turn an gom area Part On This key can also be used Table 4 Terminal Block Descriptions to bypassazoneor multiple zones when you press and hold f
43. ected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished System Wide Parameter amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 System gt System Options gt Area Options 1 Area 1 Common Area _2 First To Open lastToClose n 3 Reset Siren All Users All Areas 4 Power Up In Same State As Powered Down Y 5 Fault Acknowledge All Areas 6 Delay Trouble Beeps o Y 7 Power UpDisarmed 8 Reseved o JN This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished System Wide Parameter System Options Keypad Idle Screen System Wide Parameter 0 No Idle Screen 1 Date and Time 2 Time 3 Time Temp Alternating Use Keys 1 and 1 keys or enter O 3 Then Press OK To Program The Keypad Idle Screen Single Option Only System Options Keypad Hi Lo Temp MENU 7 7 3 System Wide Parameter Hi TEMP Lo TEMP Using The 0 9 Keys Enter The High Low Keypad Monitor Temperature You Should Enter Two Digits For Each Option eg 9 degrees 09 Use The gt key to move to the next field Press OK to save or MENU to exit without saving Max Temp 50 Min Temp 0 System Installer Options Installer Options
44. ed data cable Belden 8723 1500m See the product installation manual for complete wiring instructions RJ 12 Socket or 4 way terminal 0 to 55 C CM700B Small Enclosure Use appropriate fasteners capable of handling a minimum of 6kg to fix the cabinet against a sturdy surface using the mounting holes provided CM710B Large Enclosure Use appropriate fasteners capable of handling a minimum of 12kg to fix the cabinet against a sturdy surface using the mounting holes provided 5 to 8596 non condensing CP300i 8 Zone ICON Keypad White CP301i 8 Zone ICON Keypad Prox White CP510i 16 Zone ICON Keypad White CP511i 16 Zone ICON Prox Keypad White SW500B Solution Link RAS Software CM900 Direct Link Interface MW710B Large Enclosure CM704B 8 16 Zone Expander CM710B 4 Way Relay Output Module CM720B 1 Amp LAN Power Supply CM195 Multi RF Receiver Interface P N MW700 W 320 H 260 D 75mm P N MW710 W 320 H 520 D 75mm W 235 H 85 H D 40mm 3 years from date of manufacture return to base The following parts are supplied with the panel Australian models only content may differ in export models Panel Assembly Includes Resistor Pack Includes Available Separately 42 1 x Installer Reference Guide 1 x Resistor Pack 1 x CM700B Metal Enclosure Tamper 1 x Panel PWA 1 x User Manual 1 x Red Battery Lead 1 x Black Battery Lead 1 x 2 Way Shunt With Handle 2
45. ent Burglary Alarm ra Arm Disarm Flash Via RFKefob E E Arm Disarm Flash Via Keyswitch or PGM Input 7 24 Alarm 8 Reserved o This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 Areas Reporting Account Dest 1 MENU 2 2 0 Program The Area Account Number For Destination Here Enter digits 0 9 OK To Save Areas Reporting Account Dest 2 MENU 2 2 1 Program The Area Account Number For Destination 2 Here Areas gt Reporting gt Open Close Route MENU 2 2 2 0 Report Events To Log Only 1 Report Events To Destination 1 Log 2 Report Events To Destination 2 Log 3 Report Events To Destination 1 amp Destination 2 Log 4 Report Events To Destination 2 If Destination 1 Fails Log Enter 0 4 OK To Program Which Destination Open and Close Reports Are Sent To Areas gt Area Testing gt Area Watch MENU 2 9 0 System Wide Parameter WEEKS Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Number Of Weeks Before Register Inactivity Event Areas gt Area Testing gt User Test Interval DETETEN System Wide Parameter DAYS Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Number
46. er lead to the switch and then insert it into the bracket Once the enclosure has been mounted to the wall insert Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 the tamper bracket into the rectangular hole in the top flange of the enclosure and then slide the base of the bracket toward the top until the tamper switch locates in the rear of the enclosure Depress the tamper a few times with your finger to ensure smooth operation Figure 2 Tamper Bracket Installation The MW700 enclosure has space for 2 large modules or 4 small modules while the optional MW710 enclosure has space for up to 4 large modules or 8 small ones The enclosures have been designed so that any combination of large and small units can be neatly mounted together on the wall Each module is mounted to the enclosure using 4 or more clip in standoffs The clips can be inserted from the rear of the enclosure before mounting it to the wall or from the front of the enclosure after it has been mounted Both methods should be performed using your finger tips to prevent damage to the standoff Standoffs and screws are supplied with each module All compatible add on modules will mount on these spaces See below for list if modules which can be added to the ICON panel Module Space Occupied Solution 16i Control Panel 2 Module Spaces CM704B Zone Expander 1 Module Space CM710B Output Expander 1 Module Space CM720B LAN Power Supply 1 Mod
47. essing the lt and gt keys together and holding them down for 2 seconds will cause trigger a Fire alarm If programmed the sirens will sound and the monitoring station will be notified Pressing the T and 1 keystogether and holding them down for 2 seconds will trigger a Medical alarm If programmed the sirens willsound and the monitoring Station will be notified Event Triggered Keypad Medical Alarm Table 6 Keypad Emergency Alarm Trigger s Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright 2007 TEST E rm E T Figure 20 Keypad Emergency Alarm Trigger s The Solution 16i control panel can have a maximum of 8 keypads connected via the LAN terminals Each keypad must be set to a unique address before they will operate Each keypad needs to be assigned to a home area via MENU 6 1 3 This sets the area the keypad will display and control by default Keypads can be locked to a home area or allowed to roam or move between areas When the system is powered up any keypads which have not been assigned a home area will be automatically set to home area 1 Set each keypad address using the table below as a guide Only 1 Keypad can be assigned to each address Keypads are supplied from the factory set to address Note 1 OFF OFF OFF Address ON ot Select E Switch 4 2 3 4 OFF Figure 22 Keypad DIP Switch Address Settings Keypad DIP Switch Addre
48. ether for correct operation Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 When running a CET communications Earth as per Figure 21 the communication earth should be connected to the earth terminal on each module and then connected back through the CET to the main building earth conductor Do NOT connect the plug pack transformers earth wire to any modules earth terminal Ifa separate Communications Earth wire is installed Do NOT connect the EARTH wire from any 3 wire Note J plug pack to any modules EARTH input terminal If a separate communications earth is NOT being used then you should connect the earth wire from the 3 wire plug pack to the panels earth terminal as shown in Figure 20 When using shielded cable the shield of each length of cable should only be connected to a protective earth at one end Do no allow the shield to make contact with negative volts ground or any other wiring within the system All earth wiring should be carried out in accordance with the local wiring regulations in your area For reliable operation the system LAN must be terminated correctly The control panel and all LAN modules include a LAN TERM pin header and shunt which is used to connect the termination resistor on the module When the shunt is installed between the Y pin and the centre pin the terminator is fitted and when the shunt is between the N pin and the centre pin the terminator is not fitted Wher
49. ff o 1 Latching All On 6 Momentary All On 2 Latching Part On Off 7 Momentary Part On Off 3 Latching Part On 8 Momentary Part On 4 Latching Off 9 Momentary Off Enter 0 9 Then Press OK To Program How The Keyswitch Will Operate System Wide Parameter Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 Inputs gt Global Input Options gt Input Options 1 Tamper On Short 2 Reseved 1 3 Response Time 500ms Jn 4 Reseved ______ _5 Keyswitch Open Close Report 6 Alarm On Tamper CON 7 Reseved 0000 v 8 Reeved N This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished System Wide Parameter Inputs gt PGM Input gt Input Type MENU 3 5 0 0 Disabled 1 Latching On Off RF Relay 2 Momentary On Off RF Relay 3 Digiflex RF On Off 4 Bosch Serial RF Receiver 6 Ness Serial RF Receiver 7 Inovonics Serial Receiver 5 Reserved 8 Secure Wireless Receiver Enter O 7 OK to select the interface method used for the given RF receiver E amp OE 31 Inputs gt Tamper Inputs gt Tamper Options MENU 3 6 0 Display Panel Tamper Report Panel Tamper Audible Panel Tamper Y Y KA Display Expander amper o Report
50. g small modules you should fit 4 mounting clips as shown The following example shows the MW700 Small enclosure configured using 2 small modules and 1 large module When installing large modules you should fit 5 mounting clips as shown Clip 5 provides support under the main terminal block only No screw is fitted Figure 5 MW700 Configuration Examples amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 pr The following examples show the MW710 Large enclosure configured using 6 small modules and 1 large module When installing large modules you should fit 5 mounting clips as shown Clip 5 provides support under the main terminal block only No screw is fitted 9 CJ 520 mm tj REAR O t Xo t Lb H H A PCB Mounting Clip Holes B Enclosure Mounting Holes C Tamper Bracket Mounting Holes D Earth Stud 4mm Figure 6 MW710 Large Enclosure Details When installing small modules you should fit 4 mounting clips as shown Figure 7 MW710 Configuration Examples Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 E amp OE 7 For normal operation the panel requires both and DC power sources The A C source can be provided either by an external adapter or by an internal transformer depending on the model and country of sale When connecting using the A C adapter feed the cable in to the enclosur
51. h 2 Pulse Count Handover Allowed ka Senior Watch IN Reset Smoke On Arming 5 Reserved o 6 Reseved NN 7 Reserved o 8 This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Areas Properties Output Options MENU 2 3 Ci arm bisarm Speaker Beeps Via RF 2 Arm Disarm Speaker Beeps Via Keyswitch Cs Siren strobe when Part On Alowed v a alarm On PIN Retry Violations iY 6 Keyswitch Temper Only 1f System Armed _ Y Tr Reseed SCO re reseed SSN This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Areas Properties Reporting Options DETEEUTE Repor inre OOOO 22 Report ExitEror Smartlockout 4 Reserved 000 s CancelReports 6 Reserved 000 s Open Close Reports Only After Alarm This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Areas Properties Strobe Trigger MENU 2 1 5 Ci webeBugayNam _ 72 sil
52. he 4 wire LAN to minimise cable requirements CM720B Power Supply Module The Solution 16i panel includes support for 1 x CM720B 1 Amp LAN Power Supply Module which can be used to provide LAN voltage regeneration as well as supplying power to other modules Intrusion Sensors Door Strikes etc The CM720B module can be located with the control panel or in separate part of the building and then wired back to the control panel via the 4 wire LAN to minimise cable requirements The CM720B module is designed to run off a standard plug pack transformer and includes a built in battery charger suitable for charging 12V 7Ah batteries As with all LAN modules the status of the CM720B is constantly being monitored and reported to the control panel via the system LAN CM195 Multi RF Receiver Interface The CM195 Multi Channel Radio Interface allows up to three RF receivers to be simultaneously connected to the control panel This can be used to provide greater in building radio 18 Copyright 2007 coverage on large or RF unfriendly installations Large factories houses or multi level installations where RF sensors are required can benefit by having multiple receivers located throughout the building as they can provide you the best possible coverage and a level of redundancy when more than one receiver s coverage area overlaps another The CM195 intelligently analyses all signals passed to it by each receiver before sending the appro
53. he data currently programmed E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 To enter installer program mode enter PIN MENU The default Installer PIN is 1234 The default Master Code PIN is 2580 The Red and Green LED indicators on the keypad will flash to confirm Installer programming mode is active All areas must be disarmed with no active alarms To disarm all areas enter the Installer PIN and hold Note the OFF Key for 2 seconds Press and hold down MENU key for 2 seconds You can also select End from the menu and press OK to exit Note The ICON system utilises a mixture of text menus and location numbers to simplify programming for both end users and installers All programming options can be accessed by entering the appropriate location or menu number followed by the OK key however only a limited number of text menus are provided As the installer you have access to both programming methods Most end user functions can be accessed via the text menu which simplifys operation and reduces training time 1 Enter Program Mode 1234 MENU 2 Enter the desired location number to program and press OK Follow the prompts 3 Alternatively press MENU and use the arrow and OK keys to navigate through the text menus 4 Atanytime you are free to enter the location you wish to move to followed by the OK key 5 Toexit programming navigate to the end option and press OK
54. ide The Solution 16i panel includes a simple text menu system which makes all levels of programming extremely easy Once a valid PIN has been entered followed by the MENU key the system will automatically determine which menus and option the user has access to and only those items will be displayed There are four basic grouping levels used A All No PIN Required U User PIN Has Access M Master PIN Has Access Installer PIN Has Access The following table lists all programming locations and the authority level required to access them 0 Commands 2 Areas UMI 2 0 1 Turn Area On Off 2 0 Commands 2 0 2 Turn All Areas On AUMI 2 0 0 Area Status 2 0 3 Turn All Areas Off 2 0 1 Turn Area On Off UMI 2 0 4 MoveTo Area 2 0 2 Turn All Areas On AUMI 2 0 5 Chime On Off 2 0 3 Turn All Areas Off UMI 1 1 0 Change Own PIN UMI 2 0 4 Move To Area AUMI 3 0 0 Zone Status AUMI 2 0 5 Chime On Off AUMI 4 0 0 Output Status UMI 2 0 6 Chime Mode 4 0 1 Turn Output On Off MI 7 1 0 Set Date amp Time 2 1 Area Properties UMI 3 0 5 Smoke Sensor Reset MI 2 1 0 Area Name UMI 3 9 0 Walk Test All Zones 2 1 1 General Options MI 4 9 0 External Siren Test 2 1 2 Input Options MI 4 9 1 Internal Siren Test 2 1 3 Output Options MI 4 9 2 Strobe Test I 2 1 4 Reporting Options MI 5 0 0 Set Domestic Number 2 1 5 Strobe Trigger UMI 5 0 1 Call Answer RAS 7 9 1 Battery Test 2 2 Reporting UMI 5 9 0 Test Dialler I 2 2 0 Accoun
55. igure 20 Keypad Emergency Alarm Trigger s 15 Keypad Address Select eee 15 Figure 22 Keypad DIP Switch Address Settings 15 IS CED S c 16 Figure 23 LCD Display Showing All 5 16 Keypad TONES C 16 Figure 24 Text Characters Which Can Be Displayed 19 DTMF Control Functions 17 Figure 25 Sample Option Bit Menu 19 Expansion Modules e 17 Figure 26 Area Text Programming lt 20 Expansion Module Configuration esses 18 Figure 27 Telephone Number Programming Display 20 PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW eee e e eee ee e eee 18 Figure 28 List Option Programming Display 21 Entering Programming 19 Figure 29 Factory Default 1 lt 22 Exiting Programming Mode essere 19 Figure 30 Zone Array Showing Z1 to 74 22 Programming Structure Errore EHE Rok vro drin 19 Figure 31 Zone Array Showing Z9 to 712 22 Interpreting The Text Display eese 19 Figure 32 Text Menu
56. ilable if the optional Output Relay Expander Boards CM710B are fitted Options marked N A Not Applicable Programming Option Strobe External SUtputiame Siren Light Event Type Strobe Siren Event Assignment 1 utput Polarity Time Parameter N OfHous 1 000 o N Of Seconds 000 N Of 1 10 Seconds 000 Output Options Do not Operate If Low Battery Display Output Overload Report Output Overload Display Missing Output Device 08 Y Y Y Smoke Sensor GND Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Output 4 Output 5 Output 6 Output 7 Output 8 Smoke Internal Output 5 Sensor PWR Siren Name 49 37 Output 6 Output 7 Output 8 Name Name Name Internal Siren N A N A N A N A N A NENNEN NENNEN 00 000 000 000 00 00 000 ooo E eee N O N N O N N Table 20 Output Default Table 32 Copyright 2007 E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 0 Disabled 1 Battery Trouble 2 AC Trouble 3 Telephone Line Trouble 4 Comm Fail Destination 1 2 5 Third Dialler Attempt 6 Destination 1 Reporting 7 Destination 2 Reporting 8 Destination 1 or 2 Kiss Off 9 Destination 1 Kiss Off 27 Exit Time gt gt 2 gt 29 Chime On 11 Dialler Disabled 12 Horn Speaker Missing 13 Output Trouble
57. inals are used to power detectors and other accessory devices This push button is used to reset the con 750mA Fused trol panel back to factory default and to enable Direct Link Programming Mode LAN These terminals are used to power LAN Voice This is used to connect the optional Voice LAN modules and devices 750 mA Fused Module Command Module CM100 Connect the LAN A data terminal of This socket is used to connect the Direct LAN device eg Keypads expansion Direct Link Link Interface P N CM900 or the Flash LANA boards to this terminal The control Programmer Interface P N CM901 to the panel supports up to 300 m of 24 0 20 panel LTS AVG Wire on these terminals This is a RJ12 6P 4C connector that allows Connect the LAN B data terminal of any you to connect the control panel to the LAN device eg Keypads expansion PSTN telephone line Hm leaves vo Ue Expansion Used to connect addition modules to the Seine suppe o JO bin f Port control panel eg TCP IP interface 18 AWG wire on these terminals Common positive terminal for system Used to terminate the R5485 LAN 14 COMM outputs This terminal is 2 5A PTC Fuse protected Table 5 Board Connector Descriptions Fully supervised programmable open collector outputs capable of driving The ICON Keypad has 20 keys or buttons The buttons allow sink loads up to 1 amp for sirens strobes you to input instructions and navigate th
58. l and LAN B wires from all modules connect to LAN B on the panel Do not connect the positives of two power supply sources together When wiring the LAN to modules that are self powered or powered from an external source you should terminate the LAN into the terminal marked LOOP This terminal is simply a termination point and is not internally connected E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 2 5mmY Yellow Green Connectto em om CONTROL PANEL main building earth conductor L Shield only A Y connected N at one end fa Fit Shunt First Device EI Belden 8723 i 2 pair twisted shielded data cable is recommended for this wiring configuration AAG ins S i B t E c N KEYPAD lt NOTE Do NOT connect gt plug pack notinternally 2 C D j E m ted gt L E e E um A when running X a separate It 05 CA B communication S 2 earth wire EI X the E on modules El F which have B N x CM720 POWER SUPPLY an on board power supply Positive LAN voltage is re generated by the CM720 Power Supply Shield not connected at this end Fit Shunt Last Device SHIELD EARTH LANA RE GENERATED LAN Figure 21 LAN Connection Using Twisted Pair Cable Recommended for LAN Lengths greater than 300 metres The LAN terminals from all modules must be connected tog
59. lay RF Receiver Trouble 1 2 Alarm On RF Receiver Tamper Y 3 Report RF Receiver Tamper 1 _4 Alarm On RF Receiver Jam Detect N Cs Report RF Receiver Jam Detect 6 Alarm On RF Receiver comms ta v Cz Report RF Receiver Comms ra 7 This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished 38 Copyright O 2007 Device RF Devices Supervision Time MENU 6 2 1 HOURS Enter the RF Supervision Time for Devices in Hours 001 255 Hours 000 No Supervision Device RF Devices RF Device Options MENU 6 2 2 a Display RE 2 Report RF Tamper Report RE tow Batey Cid a Report Lost RF Device ES N 6 Y ES Ed yY 7 Report keyfob Pane Function Peron This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Devices RF Devices Add RF Keypad MENU 6 2 3 Delete RF Keypad MENU 6 2 4 View RF Device ID MENU 6 2 5 Devices gt Serial Device gt Device Type MENU 6 3 0 0 Disabled 1 Serial Printer 2 Computer Enter 0 8 OK To Program The Type Of Serial Device Connected To The Serial Port Devi
60. ller PIN MENU 1 5 2 Use Digits 0 9 To Program The Installer PIN OK To Save Installer PIN Can Be Up To 8 Digits Long System Wide Parameter Access gt Global Properties gt PIN Expire Time MENU 1 5 3 DAYS Enter Digits 0 255 OK To Program How Many Days A Temporary PIN Is Valid System Wide Parameter Access gt Prox Reader gt Name MENU 1 6 0 RleJalafe r a Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 f and 1 To Select Characters When finished press OK To Save Press OFF To Clear From The Current Cursor Position Access Prox Reader Area Assignment MENU 1 6 1 Enter 4 0 Not Assigned To Assign The Reader To An Area Then Press OK To Save Access gt Prox Reader gt Access Group MENU 1 6 2 Enter 8 0 No Access Group To Assign The Reader To An Access Group Then Press OK To Save Can Only Be Assigned To One Access Group 28 Copyright 2007 Access gt Prox Reader gt Reader Options 6 3 All On Arming Allowed Disarming Allowed Badging Required EN 22 4 Zero Exit Time 6 ES Part On Arming Allowed Arm If Single Area User 7 Reserved 8 Arm All User Areas This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on
61. nclosures need to be located in close proximity to each other A number of new features have been incorporated including a new style tamper bracket which can be easily installed before or after the enclosure is mounted to the wall an anti tamper lid which insures the cabinet tamper triggers when the lid is removed easier access for flexible and rigid conduits additional 20mm cable entry knockouts and a new board mounting system using removable spring clips The MW700 and MW710 enclosures include numerous holes allowing the PCB mounting clips to be positioned in the most appropriate location for each installation For ease it is recomended that the PCB mounting clips are installed from the rear of the enclosure Note before mounting it to the wall 3mm Philips Head Machine Screw Supplied E Circuit Board Component Side Support Clip Press Fit Supplied Rear of Cabinet Figure 1 PCB and Mounting Clip Installation Diagram CM700B Small Enclosure Use appropriate fasteners capable of handling a minimum of 6kg to fix the cabinet against a sturdy surface using the mounting holes provided CM710B Large Cabinet Use appropriate fasteners capable of handling a minimum of 12kg to fix the cabinet against a sturdy surface using the mounting holes provided The tamper switch can be located on either the left or right hand side of the cabinet to suit the installation Before installing the bracket fit the tamp
62. nd Lc T LEE p E Cat cen Test a Zone DB Month June POL danh Test All Zones 07 Year 2007 Uuk Puk Output MENU Panel 1 er FOAM Keypad 1 SEAEUS Output Status Lr us YP an aFF Turn Output On Off History Log Event 148 Communication Test Chime Mode ON Chime Mode OFF Software Version 1 00 LOLS a Test External Siren FALE ink Test Internal Siren Test Strobe Temperature 19 c J 4 H Voltage 13 8V Dialer MENU L Set Domestic Phone Number Ht rE angat Turn Call Forwarding On Off Bn Call Forward On Number aFF Off FaF FH Call Forward Off Number EEIE Exit Now Call Answer RAS Software F nd Exit Programming Mode d w Lan Start Direct Connect r r rc THEE Clock Not Set r ur EH Customer Registration T P m Default PIN Trouble LHAaEHr Cabinet Tamper Device MENU EEL NoTelephone Line Perform Dialer Test LF unL Keypad Volume no HE No Battery LF Lnan Keypad Contrast Battery Test Failed LP bL Keypad Backlight roukE Comms Fail Route 1 LH dEL Set Keypad Temp Alarm route Comms Fail Route 2 Sic LAN Status HHP No Bypass Allowed rnn EOL Resistor Open Circuit Figure 32 Text Menu Examples Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 E amp OE 23 Solution 16i Quick Start Gu
63. nd off If the time base is programmed for 60 seconds the output will pulse on for 60 seconds and then off for 60 seconds repeat until the output is reset E amp OE 33 Outputs gt Properties gt Output Options MENU 4 1 5 Bo Not Operate On tow sayora SY Display Device Fal A Report Device Fal alarm On Device Fal SCN 7 Blockifarmed Alon Display Output Status On Keypad This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Outputs Properties Macro Group MENU 4 1 6 Reserved Outputs gt Testing gt External Siren Test MENU 4 9 0 Internal Siren Test MENU 4 9 1 Strobe Test MENU 4 9 2 Comms gt Commands gt Set Domestic Number MENU 5 0 0 Call Answer RAS Solution Link MENU 5 0 1 Call Forward On Off MENU 5 0 2 Check Web Email MENU 5 0 3 Email System Log MENU 5 0 4 Start Direct Link Session MENU 5 0 5 Y lt lt E A A gt Comms gt Telephone Number gt Number Prefix MENU 5 1 0 Use lt and gt Keys Move Cursor Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause 34 Copyright 2007 Comms Telephone Number Primary Dest 1 MENU 5 1 1 Use lt and
64. nel The default values for each parameter are shown in grey To minimise the size of this guide only one example for some parameters is shown while the default values for the other similar parameters are listed in a table For example the User Default Table below shows the default values for Users 1 to 48 Similar tables are used to show Zone Defaults Once in Installer programming mode you can jump to and program any location MENU by simply entering the location number followed by the OK key Enter LOCATION NUMBER OK User Default Table Parameter User 1 User 2 48 AddPIN 1 0 O Useri Table 17 User Default Programming Options __ J LY poo D WEN NENNEN uM NENNEN Access Commands Erase User MENU 1 0 0 Access gt PIN Codes gt Change Own PIN MENU 1 1 0 Change Other PIN MENU 1 1 1 Add PIN MENU 1 1 2 Delete PIN MENU 1 1 3 View PIN MENU 1 1 4 Access gt Token gt Add Token MENU 1 2 0 Delete Token MENU 1 2 1 Token Status MENU 1 2 2 Access gt RF Keyfob gt Add Keyfob MENU 1 3 0 Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright 2007 Delete Keyfob MENU 1 3 1 Test Keyfob MENU 1 3 2 Access gt User Properties gt User Name MENU 1 4 0 Use lt and gt Keys To Scroll the Cursor Left and Right Use Keys 0 9 and 1 To Select Characters When finished press O
65. o from the 12V sw LLL To Zone Terminals Q 5 a Q Q C terminals must not Q9 Keypad exceed 1 Amp LAN Ex 5 Device Z Refer to Documentation For Dialer amp Status LED s Strobe Light Smoke Detector gt N A 2 Fit the supplied 3K3 resistor across the piezo siren so the Piezo Siren panel can monitor the connection ZONE 1 N C ZONE 2 NIC ZONE 3 RF Receiver Aq peubiseq ZONE 4 Connect To 42y N C N C mee ZONE 5 2 6 Nic Accessory Power ae ZONE 7 N C ZONE 8 9 69 9 C9 9 C9 9 9 9 9 9 9 JINON 3310n RJ12 6P4C RJ12 6P4C Phone Lead Connect To Telephone Line Mode 3 097131 B a Premises w 7 2 Telephone 02731 ino digiflex com au Incoming Street Telephone Line Figure 19 Solution 16i Connection Diagram Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 E amp OE The Solution 16i panel communicates with other system module devices via the built in RS485 LAN or Local Area Network For increased security the system uses anti substitution technology and a proprietary data encryption algorithm to communicate with all LAN modules When using the recommended cable types the LAN can be up to 1500metres in length or even greater when LAN
66. or two seconds WWIWIWINININININININININING 2 Fo gt 4 Copyright 2007 amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 IE c for 2 sec c for 2 sec tol s for 2 sec Key Sequence JJ PI Hold for 2 seconds a t1 Hold for 2 seconds t1 a Hold for 2 seconds Description The OFF key allows you to turn an area or output off To turn all areas off at the same time when the system had been partitioned press and hold the OFF key for two seconds The OK key allows you to enter or select options as well as saving changes The MAIL key allows you to read stored mail This key can also be used to initiate a dialler test when you press and hold for two seconds The key allows you to move the cursor left when programming text or telephone numbers The gt key allows you to move the cursor right when programming text or telephone numbers The 1 key allows you to navigate through menus or to toggle characters when programming telephone numbers The 1 key allows you to navigate through menus or to toggle characters when programming telephone numbers Pressing The 1 key will display current trouble conditions when the area that the keypad is displaying is disarmed Pressing the gt and 1 keys together and holding them down for 2 seconds will trigger a Panic alarm If programmed thesirens will sound and the monitoring station will be notified Pr
67. priate signal to the control panel for processing Duplicated transmissions sent by more than one RF receiver are filtered to prevent multiple signals being triggered for the same event LAN module support for the Solution 16i panel requires that each module type is set to address 1 For example if a system has 1 x CM704B and 1 x CM720B installed they should both be addressed as module 1 The panel will only look for new devices following a power cycle and only ifthe LAN is not secured To add new devices make sure the LAN is unsecured before powering the system down Set the module Address DIP switches accordingly and complete wiring as per instuctions Once complete re power the system To interrogate devices connected to the LAN you can use LAN Status command MENU 6 0 0 CM710B Each different module type should be configured to address 1 Table 10 LAN Module Addressing The Solution 16i Control System incorporates a ICON style user interface and includes a text display to show all programming data in an easy to read format Once programming mode is entered you will see a number of menu options in the display and these may vary depending in the user authority level All user and master code user options include brief text prompts to simplify operation and reduce the need to refer to the manual Installer programming options are accessed using location numbers with text prompts showing the current location number and t
68. rds includes comprehensive DTMF control of individual areas and outputs with full user PIN and TIMER GROUP access verification Unlike other systems no additional hardware or modules are required for DTMF control To configure the desired functions see MENU 5 3 5 DTMF Options How to Use DTMF Control 1 Once the panel answers the incoming call if either option 1 2 3 or 4 in MENU 5 3 5 is enabled then the panel will play a short welcome jingle You now have approximately 5 seconds to enter a valid PIN and log onto the panel 2 Enter PIN followed by the key If the PIN is valid the system will respond with two short beeps If the PIN is invalid then a single long beep will be heard If a valid PIN is not entered in time the panel will attempt to establish a modem connection as if connecting to the Solution Link software If this happens you will need to hang up for approximately 60 seconds before trying again 3 Once validated the following commands can be performed See the table below If no keys are pressed for 20 seconds then the panel will play the exit jingle before terminating the session and hanging up Pressing at any time while connected will cause the panel to terminate the session eum 2 x Beeps All Areas PY Joga SIN meone OK Jingle sg JSE IAIN Failed Beep Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright 2007 Turn Area ON Turn Area OFF Turn
69. splayed press the right arrow key to move to the next character position To save programming changes press OK else press MENU to exit without saving If the text string is longer than can fit on the keypad then you can use the lt and gt to scroll left and right Pressing the off key will clear the rest of the line from the current cursor position Programming Example Change Zone 3 Name 1 Enter Program Mode 1234 MENU 2 Selectthe text location to program Zone Name for example MENU 3 1 0 OK 20 Copyright 2007 3 When prompted and the zone number Zn 3 OK 4 system will display the curent text The curent cursor position is indicated by the flashing character To move the cursor use the left and right arrow keys 5 Enterthe required text and then press OK to save when finished The following additional special characters are o9 available by scrolling using the up and down arrow No te keys 0o 2 amp 0 lt gt To program select primary telephone number under MENU 5 1 1 then enter the digits of the telephone number and press the OK key to save Use the up and down arrow keys to program special characters x and Pause If the number is longer than can fit on the keypad display then you can use the lt and gt to scroll left and right to view the entire number It is also possible to edit a single digit of the number by moving the cursor to
70. ss Settings Keypad 2 on of of of Off Off Off or on on on on o of of of ff O em of On Of o o on oF Table 7 Keypad DIP Switch Address Settings E amp OE 15 Status Icons LED s The following table lists the function of each of the ICON Symbols and LED Indicators on the ICON Keypad Display Installer programming mode is active Zone Open or Unsealed Zone Closed or Sealed Zone in Alarm or Alarm Memory Chime Mode is Off Figure 23 LCD Display Showing All ICONs Icon Status Meaning The keypad can display which areas 1 4 turned on or off via the Area Icon Indicators This programmable option can be disabled in MENU 6 1 4 NEM Area is turned All On or Part On of _ Flashing Fast NM System power is normal POWER Flashing System power is missing Alarm occurred in the area All keypads emit several distinct tones and display text to alert you to system events The volume of the keypad tones can be adjusted in MENU 6 1 0 Meaning Fire alarm in memory Turn the When a fire zone sounds an alarm the area All On and Off to Clear keypad will sound 3 seconds on and 2 The existing service or trouble Gir epa v condition has been acknowl When a burglary zone activates while your edged system is turned on your keypad emits a continuous siren ton
71. t Keypads will display SErVIC on the screen when service mode is active Note Defaulting the system will reset all programming options back to the factory default setting All programming information will be erased To Hardware Default 1 Remove All Power To The System AC and Battery 2 Press and Hold The Default Push Button Down Then Apply Power To The System 3 Release Button The Panel Will Reset And Revert To Normal Operation When Default Is Complete To Software Default 1 Enter Program Mode 1234 MENU 2 Select Factory Default Option MENU 7 0 4 E amp OE 21 3 Panel Will Reset And Revert To Normal Operation When Defaulting Is Complete Figure 29 Factory Default Display You can disable factory defaulting using MENU 7 7 4 If factory defaulting has been disabled you must Note J know the installer code to perform a factory default otherwise the system will need to be returned to your supplier for defaulting or you can purchase a CM255 Default Unlock Key which will unlock the panel in the field Charges apply for defaulting if retuned to the distributor The following table list the changes that will occur when you select domestic default Program Option Domestic Default Value All Trouble Reports Disabled All Bypass Reports Disabled All Restore Reports Disabled Destination 1 TX Format Domestic Reporting Open Close Reports Disabled all areas System Even
72. t Dest 1 7 0 8 Service Mode 2 2 1 Account Dest 2 UMI About 2 2 2 Open Close Route 2 9 Area Testing I 2 9 0 Area Watch 2 9 1 User Test Interval 2 9 2 Service Interval 2 9 3 Test Options 24 Copyright 2007 E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 3 Inputs 4 Outputs 5 Comms 3 0 Commands 4 0 Commands 5 0 Commands AMI 3 0 0 Zone Status AUMI 4 0 0 Output Status MI 5 0 0 Set Domestic Number I 3 0 1 Zone Array UMI 4 0 1 Turn Output On Off UMI 5 0 1 Call Answer RAS UMI 3 0 2 Bypass Zones MI 5 0 2 Call Forward On Off MI 3 0 3 Set Chime Zones 4 1 Properties MI 5 0 3 Check Web Email 3 0 4 Set Part 2 Zones MI 4 1 0 Output Name MI 5 0 4 Email System Log 3 0 5 Smoke Sensor Reset 4 1 1 Event MI 5 0 5 Start Direct Link 4 1 2 Event Assignment 5 0 6 Reserved 3 1 Zone Properties I 4 1 3 Output Polarity 5 0 7 Reserved MI 3 1 0 Zone Name 4 1 4 Timer Parameter 5 0 8 Register Customer 3 1 1 Zone Type I 4 1 5 Output Options I 5 0 9 Register Installer I 3 1 2 Area Assignment 4 1 6 Macro Group 3 1 3 Pulse Count 5 1 Telephone Numbers I 3 1 4 Pulse Count Time 4 9 Output Testing 5 1 0 Number Prefix 3 1 5 Access Group MI 4 9 0 External Siren Test 5 1 1 Primary Dest 1 3 1 6 Report Route 4 9 1 Internal Siren Test I 5 1 2 Secondary Dest 1 3 1 7 Report Options MI 4 9 2 Strobe Test I 5 1 3 Primary Dest 2 I 3 1 8 Zone Options I 5 1 4 Secondary Dest 2 MI 5 1 5 Domestic Numbers 3 3 Zone MI 5 1
73. t up to make automatic calls to the Telecom 111 Emergency Service Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 TABLE OF CONTENTS Comms Programming 34 sin 2 Device Programming 37 Trademarks 2 System Programming 39 Notice of Liability 2 TESTING THE SYSTEM cccccccccccccccccccccccccoccccccccccccceccccceccececece 41 Telepermit 2 42 FEATURES 4 OVERVIEW 4 FIGURES ABOUT THE PANEL ccssescecccccscscsssscceecccsssscsssecssscscsssssssscesseeees 5 FIGUR TC T 5 Enclosure Fixing 5 gure Installing The Tamper Switch essen 5 Gip Enclosure Module Spaces esee 5 Figure a AD Exampies Installing Panels and lt 6 9 Figure 7 MW710 Configuration 7
74. ter 0 14 OK To Program The Output Polarity See table below for avaiable polarity types Each Output Can Only Have One Option Programmed Option Polarity 0 Normally Open Going Low 1 Normally Open Going Low With Pre Delay __4__ Normally Open One Shot Low __5__ Normally Open One Shot Low rRetrigger 6 NormalyOpenOneShotLow Reset 8 Normally Low Going Open With Pre Delay 9 Normally Low Latching Open 10 NormallyLowPulsingOpen 11 Normally Low One ShotOpen 04 Horn Speaker Output 1 or 2 Only Reserved Table 22 Output Polarity Types Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 Copyright O 2007 gt Outputs gt Properties gt olojo o ofo o o o o o o hh Hour nn Minute ss Seconds tt 10 Sec Thetime base parameter is only applicable for output types that are programmed as one shot or pulsing Program 0 to 255 for each of the units Hour Minute Seconds and 10th of a Second for the time parameter Add the units together to give the total one shot time or pulsing on off time The time base is the length of time that the output will operate For Example you may want a strobe output to operate for 1 hour Either of the examples below will achieve the 1 hour time Hour 10th Sec 60Minutes 001 000 ooo 000 60Minutes 000 oso ooo ooo The time base is the unit of time that the output will pulse on a
75. test will turn on the strobe until you manually stop the test Battery Test Use MENU 7 9 1 to test the back up battery that is connected to the control panel Communication Test Use MENU 5 9 0 to test the telephone reporting capability of the control panel You can also activate a communication test by holding down the Test Mail key on the keypad E amp OE 41 Voltage Input Continuous Power Alarm Power Stand by Battery Min Operating Voltage Battery Charger Module Connection RS485 LAN Telephone Connections Temperature Enclosure Fixing Method Relative Humidity Compatible Keypads Compatible Accessories Enclosure Dimensions PWA Dimensions Warranty Solution 16i Part Number CC500 16 18V A C 50 60Hz 24VA External Power Adaptor or 220 240V A C to 18V A C 50 60Hz 24VA Internal Transformer Primary Power Source 1 Amp MAX Combined power drawn from Accessory Power 12V Lan Power Module LAN and Output Power C terminals must not exceed 1 amp 4 Amp Total with Primary and Secondary Power Sources Fitted 12 VDC 7 2AH sealed rechargeable battery Panasonic LC P127R2P or equivalent Secondary Power Source Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions 10 2 VDC Pulse by pulse charger Note Charge voltage can t be measured unless battery is fitted Max total LAN length using multi strand security cable 300m Max total LAN length using 2 pair twisted shield
76. the global EOL setting in MENU 3 4 0 regardless of whether they are on the panel or on the expander module Zone numbering is automatically assigned by the panel during power up depending on the module configuration found and the EOL value selected E amp OE 17 When using the CM704B you should not select Split EOL monitoring If you do the zones on the expander Note J will not be available For example single EOL is selected and 1 x CM704B Zone Expander is fitted then Zones 1 8 will be located on the main panel and Zones 9 16 will be located on CM704B Fitting an RF receiver to the panel allows any zone to be programmed as a wireless zone Single Alarm Split RF 8 8 16 Solution 16i Panel Up to CM704B Expander 8 8 N A 16 zones TotalZones 16 16 16 Table 9 Zone Configuration Using Expanders Once a zone has been programmed to be a wireless type the coresponding hardwired zone input is automatically disabled No EOL resistor is required Currently the panel supports only supports CM704B zone expanders The CM705 is not supported Note CM710B Output Expander Module The Solution 16i panel includes support for 1 x CM710B 4 Way Relay Output Expander Adding a CM710B adds an additional 4 relay outputs to the panel The maximum output capacity is 8 The output expander can be located with the control panel or in separate part of the building and then wired back to the control panel via t
77. the location with the lt and gt keys Figure 27 Telephone Number Programming Display Characters Assigned To Each Numeric Key Key ms the Digits O to 9 Scroll Up through entire character list O 9 comma 2 second pause Move to left or right one character position Clear from cursor position to end of line Table 13 Phone Number Progamming To save programming changes press OK else press MENU to exit without saving Enter the location Menu number to be programmed followed by the OK key When prompted enter the number of the Zone User Area Output or Keypad to program then press the OK key Enter the required data and then press the OK key to finish Press MENU at any time to exit without saving amp Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 The display will flash promting you to enter the required data value Note Figure 28 List Option Programming Display Clock programming requires the following information to be entered dd mm yy hh mm To accept the currently programmed data for any field simply press the gt to move to the next field Enter location 7 1 0 followed by the OK key The keypad will display the currently programmed day of the month To change enter the new day of the month The system will automatically move to the month field To change enter the new month of the year The system will automatically move to
78. the option s state For example if the number is ON then the coresponding option is enabled if the number is OFF then the option is disabled To toggle the option state simply press the number on the keypad coresponding to the option When finished press the OK key to save any changes You should refer to the IRG or Installation manual for detailled explanation of the various options Figure 25 Sample Option Bit Menu Display To abort programming changes press the MENU key E amp OE 19 Text descriptions are available for Area Name Zone Name User Name Schedule Name Holiday Name Prox Reader Name and Output Name Each name can have a maximum of 16 characters These names are not displayed on the keypad however they are used when reporting in SIA SMS or Web reporting formats They are also stored in the history log and and can be uploaded and downloaded to the panel using the RAS software The system includes default text for all locations Figure 26 Area Text Programming Display When programming text each numeric key represents a different group of characters Pressing the same numeric key repeatedly will step you through the available characters assigned to the key The text key layout is the same as most phones Refer to the table below for detailed character information f ScrollUpthroughentirecharacterlist Table 12 Text Keypad Character Set Once the desired character is di
79. tion is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Comms Comms Test Test Route MENU 5 9 4 0 Report Events To Log Only 1 Report Events To Destination 1 Log 2 Report Events To Destination 2 Log 3 Report Events To Destination 1 amp Destination 2 Log 4 Report Events To Destination 2 If Destination 1 Fails Log Enter 0 4 OK To Enter Single Option Only System Wide Parameter Comms gt Comms Test gt Dial Number Test MENU 5 9 5 Use the option to test the system dialer to your mobile or other phone Enter the digits to dial and press OK The system will call the number entered This function will stop after 30 seconds or by pressing OK Enter 0 9 For Telephone Digits Use 1 and 1 To Toggle Special Characters and Pause Devices Commands LAN Status MENU 6 0 0 LAN Secure MENU 6 0 1 Devices gt Keypads gt Keypad Volume MENU 6 1 0 Keypad Contrast MENU 6 1 1 Keypad Backlight MENU 6 1 2 Devices gt Keypads gt Home Area MENU 6 1 3 1 Enter 4 Then Press OK To Set The Home Area This is the Area which will be diplayed on the keypad by default o Note All keypads must have a home area programmed to work correctly Devices Keypads General Options DETEETI
80. tions MI Emergency Keys Access Group Lockout Time RF Devices Receiver Options Supervision Time RF Device Options Add RF Keypad Delete RF Keypad View RF Device ID Serial Device Device Type Baud Rate Flow Control GSM Modem Ethernet Access Controller X10 Device UMI UMI 1 1 1 e Poi e s e Ene ce Qo Ui amp QU NO C NNNN CS CA Cn 1 DeL DV gt b fn A NON N WO NO BK WN System Commands Panel Status System Trouble History Log Domestic Default Factory Default Template Default Service Mode Clock Set Date amp Time Summertime On Summertime Off Timers Exit Time Entry Time 1 Entry Time 2 Part Entry Time Auto Arm Pre Alert Output Pre Alert Senior Watch Time Power AC Options Battery Options Fuse Options Siren Tone Speed Volume Swinger Siren Schedules TEF Name Time Day Function Index Holidays Name Start Stop Dates System Options General Options Area Options Keypad Idle Screen Keypad Hi Lo Temp Installer Options Language System Testing Walk Test All Zones Battery Test Table 16 Programming Locations and Descriptions Copyright O 2007 E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 The following section lists all of the programming locations available in the Solution 16i pa
81. ts Route Log Only Table 14 Domestic Dialing Defaults Settings The panel can be programmed via the Solution Link Upload Download software in either Direct Link or Remote Link modes For Direct Link you will need a CM900 Direct Link module which connects the panels serial port to the PC Once the cable is connected you will need to hold down the default switch on the panel for 5 seconds to initiate the programming session See Figure 12 for the default switch location It is also possible to initiate the programming session via MENU 5 0 5 Start Direct Link Solution Link V1 10 or higher is required to program this panel The feature allows you to view the condition or status of all zones on the panel in groups of 4 zones at a time Use the 1 and 1 keys to change the group of zones to display The starting zone for each group is displayed at the beginning of the screen so you will always know which zones you are viewing 22 Copyright 2007 Use Keys 1 and 1 to scroll up and down the zone bank Press OK or MENU when finished N NORMAL S SHORTED ALARM T TAMPER DISABLED Figure 30 Zone Array Showing Z1 to Z4 Figure 31 Zone Array Showing Z9 to 212 In the above example screens N Zone 01 04 and 10 are Normal Sealed S Zone 02 is Shorted A Zone 03 is in Alarm Unsealed T Zone 12 is in Tamper Alarm Unsealed Zone 09 is Disabled Unused A complete reporting template is avail
82. ule Space CM195 RF Receiver Expander 1 Module Space Table 1 Expansion Options Use the above table to help determine which size cabinet you will require for the job On some export models one module space will not be available as the mains transformer mounts in this location E amp OE 5 Once the enclosure is secured in place install the panels and modules onto the mounting clip using the supplied 3mm screws Do not over tighten the screws When fitting panels or large modules you should use 5 mounting clips one in each corner of the PCB and one in the middle ofthe PCB underneath the main terminal blocks When mounting small modules only 4 clips are required 1 in each corner Both enclosures are supplied with tamper switches tamper leads tamper brackets and a quantity of mounting clips and screws If required additional mounting clips and screws may be purchased in bags of 50 clips 10 packs x 5pcs P N MW890 o Note The supplied mounting clips are designed to use the 3mm machine screws supplied with the enclosure The use of self tapping screws will damage the clips o PCB Mounting Clip Holes B Enclosure Mounting Holes C Tamper Bracket Mounting Holes D Earth Stud 4mm Figure 3 MW700 Small Enclosure Details Figure 4 PCB Mounting Clip 6 Copyright O 2007 The following example shows the MW700 Small enclosure configured using 4 small modules When installin
83. x Phillips Pan Head Zinc Plated Screws 1 x Telephone Cable RJ12 6P 4C 1 x Pack PCB Mounting Clips 5 pc pack Solution 16i Installation Manual Part Number BLCC500I Solution Link RAS Software Part Number SW500B 10 x 3K3 0 25W 196 Metal Film Resistors 10 x 6K8 0 25W 1 Metal Film Resistors 1 x 3 Way Removable Terminal Block 1 x Panel Tamper Switch Tamper Lead 1 x Tamper Switch Bracket 1 x Product Identification Label Copyright O 2007 E amp OE Bosch Security Systems 09 07 BLCC500R FTR1 02 77 Pu F7 07 ee i n S J E O m st WN V Ml e amp 07 Lel UA la C3 E3 E E TIE CDL GEL c le a O s uv p D gt SF x WN 77 ov OO o Figure 33 Character Set WP TE 7 gm oa 7 7X 01 x gt wey lt EP o uU OO v Dew m E I Il lool lool I Il CnUGwatdnroiwtomeeueeures gt Bosch Security Systems 25 Huntingwood Drive Huntingwood NSW 2148 Australia Phone 612 9672 1777 Facsimile 612 9672 1717 N12138 CN N12138 TELEPERMIT ceo
84. ypes Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Area Assignment MENU 3 1 2 Enter 4 OK To Assign The Zone To A Single Area Only Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Pulse Count MENU 3 1 3 PULSES Enter 0 15 OK To Program The Number Of Pulses The Zone Must Register Within The Zone Pulse Count Time 30 Copyright 2007 Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Pulse Count Time MENU 3 1 4 SECONDS Enter 0 255 OK To Program The Period Of Time In Seconds That The Pulse Count Must Register Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Access Group DETEETI Enter 8 OK To Assign The Zone To An Access Group 0 Disabled Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Report Route 0 Report Events Log Only 1 Report Events To Destination 1 Log 2 Report Events To Destination 2 Log 3 Report Events To Destination 1 amp Destination 2 Log 4 Report Events To Destination 2 If Destination 1 Fails Log Enter 0 4 OK To Set the Destination Zone Reports Are Sent To Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Report Options a 2 3 Ca E 2 7 ReportRestores _ s Dey Reporting This location is a Bit option field Press Keys 1 8 to turn ON and OFF the required options The option is selected or ON when the coresponding zone indicator is on Press OK To Save when finished Inputs gt Zone Properties gt Zone

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