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Bosch 2000 Series - User Manual

Bosch 2000 Series
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Program Entry Guide
Control Panels
2000 Series

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Bosch 2000 Series Specifications

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BrandBosch
Model2000 Series
CategoryControl Panel
LanguageEnglish

Summary

About This Manual

E Version Control Panels

Details about E version control panels and their limitations.

Using this Guide for Keypad Programming

Guidance on how to use the manual for keypad programming procedures.

1.0 System Configuration

1 Account Number

Configures the account number for system reporting to the receiver.

2 Swinger Count

Sets the swinger count for automatic point bypass based on alarm frequency.

3 Keyswitch

Configures the system's response to keyswitch activation for arming/disarming.

4 Custom Idle Text1

Sets custom text displayed on keypads when the system is off and idle.

5 Custom Idle Text2

Sets custom text displayed on keypads when the system is off and idle.

6 Custom Service Text

Defines custom text for the keypad display when the system is in service mode.

2.0 Phone

1 DTMF Dialing

Configures the dialing format (DTMF or Pulse) for system reports.

2 Phone 1

Sets the primary phone number for transmitting system reports.

3 Phone 2

Sets the secondary phone number for transmitting system reports.

4 Phone Routing

Determines how reports are routed between Phone 1 and Phone 2 based on priority.

5 Fire Route

Specifies routing for Fire Alarm Reports from points or ABC keys.

6 Non-Fire Route

Specifies routing for Non-Fire Alarm Reports from points or ABC keys.

7 Pt Trbl Route

Specifies routing for Trouble, Missing, Bypass reports from various points.

8 Restoral Route

Specifies routing for Restoral Reports from Fire and Non-Fire points.

9 Closing Route

Specifies routing for Closing Reports when system is armed or disarmed.

10 Opening Route

Specifies routing for Opening Reports when system is disarmed.

11 Cancel Route

Specifies routing for Cancel Reports when an alarm is silenced or cancelled.

12 Sys Trbl Route

Specifies routing for System Trouble Reports like Communication Fail.

13 Sys Trbl Route

Specifies routing for System Trouble Reports like Communication Restoral.

14 Duress Route

Specifies routing for Duress Reports or User Tamper events.

15 Test Route

Specifies routing for Test Reports, Service Start, and Service Stop events.

3.0 Reports

1 O;C Rpts - All On

Enables Closing and Opening Reports when the system is armed All On.

2 O;C Rpts - Part On

Enables Closing and Opening Reports when the system is armed Part On.

3 Restricted O;C

Restricts Opening Reports to after alarms and Closing Reports to when points are bypassed.

4 Delay Alrm Rpt

Sets a delay for alarm reports to help prevent false alarms.

5 Cancel Rpt

Enables Cancel Reports when an alarm is silenced before the delay expires.

6 Restoral Rpts

Enables Restoral Reports when points return to a normal state after an event.

7 AC Fail Buzz;Rpt

Configures system response (buzzer/report) to AC power failure.

8 Point User Flag

Sets a flag for Modem II reports to convert point/user IDs to specific formats.

4.0 Receiver

4.1 Modem Reports

Configures settings for transmitting reports using Modem II format.

4.2 Pulse Report Groups

Sets report codes for each group when using Pulse 4x2 report format.

5.0 Remote Programming

1 RAM Passcode

Sets the six-character passcode required for remote programmer access.

2 RAM Phone

Configures the phone number for the control panel to dial for remote access.

3 Answer Armed

Sets the number of rings before seizing the line for remote access when system is armed.

4 Answer Disarmed

Sets rings before line seizure for remote access when system is disarmed.

5 Answer Machine

Enables Answering Machine Bypass feature for remote programming sessions.

6.0 Open;Close

1 Entry Dly Time

Sets the duration for entry delay when users enter the premises.

2 Exit Dly Time

Sets the duration for exit delay when users leave the premises.

3 Extended Dly

Allows extended entry/exit delays for specific points, like garage doors.

4 Exit Tone

Controls keypad tone for Exit Delay and Excursion features.

5 No Delay

Allows users to arm the system with no entry or exit delay.

6 Excursion

Configures the system for Step Outside or Exit User features.

6.1 Step Outside

Enables users to temporarily exit while the system is armed without full disarm.

6.2 Exit

Allows a single user to exit a system armed with no delay, leaving others protected.

7.0 ABC Keys

1 A-Key Report

Sets the report transmitted when the A key is pressed.

2 A-Key Alarm Output

Configures system response at the Alarm Output terminals for the A key.

3 A-Key Ack Tone

Enables an acknowledgment tone when the receiver acknowledges the A key report.

4 A-Key Text

Sets custom text displayed when the A key is active.

5 B-Key Alarm Report

Sets the report transmitted when the B key is pressed.

6 B-Key Output

Configures system response at the Alarm Output terminals for the B key.

7 B-Key Ack Tone

Enables an acknowledgment tone for the B key report.

8 B-Key Text

Sets custom text displayed when the B key is active.

9 C-Key Alarm Report

Sets the report transmitted when the C key is pressed.

10 C-Key Output

Configures system response at the Alarm Output terminals for the C key.

11 C-Key Ack Tone

Enables an acknowledgment tone for the C key report.

12 C-Key Text

Sets custom text displayed when the C key is active.

8.0 Bell

1 Bell Time

Sets the duration in minutes for alarm output at terminals 4 and 5.

2 Bell Time

Controls the bell test function, sounding the bell for 2 seconds when arming.

3 Single Ring

Limits non-fire point alarm output to one per arming cycle.

4 Alarm on 2 Fail

Provides alarm output after two failed attempts to transmit an Alarm Report.

9.0 Test Timer

1 Test Interval

Configures the frequency for transmitting automatic test reports (e.g., 1 Day, 7 Days).

2 Hours to Next

Sets the number of hours until the next test report is sent.

3 Minutes to Next

Sets the number of minutes until the next test report is sent.

4 Defer Test Rpt

Defers the Test Report by one interval if another report is transmitting.

10.0 Address Configuration

1 Address 1

Assigns Address 1 to a device, required for text keypads and master copy storage.

2 Address 2

Assigns Address 2 to an expansion device.

3 Address 3

Assigns Address 3 to an expansion device.

4 Address 4

Assigns Address 4 to an expansion device.

5 Address 5

Assigns Address 5 to an expansion device.

6 Address 6

Assigns Address 6 to an expansion device.

7 Address 7

Assigns Address 7 to an expansion device, used for RF Point Expanders.

8 Address 8

Assigns Address 8 to an expansion device, used for RF Point Expanders.

11.0 Point Codes

1 Point 1

Sets the five-digit code for Point 1, defining its behavior and response.

2 Point 2

Sets the five-digit code for Point 2, defining its behavior and response.

3 Point 3

Sets the five-digit code for Point 3, defining its behavior and response.

4 Point 4

Sets the five-digit code for Point 4, defining its behavior and response.

5 Point 5

Sets the five-digit code for Point 5, defining its behavior and response.

6 Point 6

Sets the five-digit code for Point 6, defining its behavior and response.

7 to 24 Points 7 to 24

Sets codes for Points 7 through 24, defining their behavior and response.

12.0 Point Text

1 to 24 Point Text

Enter custom text to appear in text keypads for each programmed point.

13.0 Relays

1 Relay 1 Logic

Defines the logic for Relay 1 activation based on function conditions.

2 Relay 2 Logic

Defines the logic for Relay 2 activation based on function conditions.

3 Relay 1 Func 1

Sets Function 1 for Relay Output 1 (Terminal 9).

4 Relay 1 Func 2

Sets Function 2 for Relay Output 1 (Terminal 9).

5 Relay 2 Func 1

Sets Function 1 for Relay Output 2 (Terminal 10).

6 Relay 2 Func 2

Sets Function 2 for Relay Output 2 (Terminal 10).

14.0 User Test

1 User Tst, Bell

Includes a bell test in the user test, activating the alarm output.

2 User Tst, Battery

Includes a battery test, running the system on battery power for 4 minutes.

3 User Tst, Comm

Includes a communication test, sending a test report to the receiver.

15.0 Passcodes

1 Instir Code

Sets the installer passcode for programming and tests.

2 Passcode Length

Sets the length (3 to 6 digits) for all user passcodes.

3 Code 8 = Duress

Assigns User 8's passcode as the duress passcode for silent alarm activation.

4 Passcode Rquired

Requires users to enter a passcode to turn the system on.

5 Change Passcode

Defines which user types can change passcodes from the keypad.

16.0 RF Parameters

1 Supervision Interval

Sets the time the RF receiver waits for a point before sending a Missing Report.

17.0 Program Lock

1 Return to Default

Resets all keypad programming prompts to their factory defaults.

2 Program Lock

Prevents programming from the keypad, requiring a programmer to re-activate.

3 Disable System

Disables the system, stopping point processing and keypad function until re-enabled.

18.0 Keypad Programming

18.1 Getting Started

Prerequisites and steps to begin programming using a text keypad.

18.2 View Mode

Allows viewing of program prompts and current entries on the keypad.

18.3 Modify Mode

Enables changing entries for prompts in View Mode.

18.4 Scroll Lists

Provides methods to navigate and select characters for text entries.

18.5 Yes and No Entries

Explains how to select Yes/No options in keypad programming.

18.6 An Example, Entering Custom Text

Step-by-step guide for entering custom text for points at the keypad.

18.7 Keypad Programming Tips

Provides helpful advice for navigating and using keypad programming features.

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