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General| Number of Detectors per Loop | 254 |
|---|---|
| Number of Control Panel per Network | 32 |
| IP Communication | Yes |
| Resolution | 800 x 480 pixels |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Operating System | Linux-based |
| Memory | 512 MB RAM, 4 GB Flash |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC |
| Protection Class | IP30 |
| Loop Capacity | 4 loops |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB, RS485 |
| Panel Type | Modular fire alarm panel |
Safe operation guidelines for the touch-sensitive display, including cautions against sharp objects and direct sunlight.
Instructions for cleaning the touch screen and device surfaces using a damp cloth, avoiding liquid ingress.
Information on complying with regulations, standard terms like 'Walktest', and system capabilities.
Specifies the mandatory training and authorization levels for personnel operating the panel controller.
Highlights key innovations and new features of the AVENAR panel 8000/2000 compared to previous models.
Details on open source software used in the product and where to find license information.
Instructions on how to return to the main start menu from any submenu using the home key.
Methods for changing the panel's display language via shortcut or through the menu system.
Exclusions for warranty and liability claims related to damage caused by improper use or unauthorized modifications.
Bosch's copyright statement and terms for duplicating or transmitting the documentation.
Description of the panel's physical operating elements, including fixed keys and their functions.
Explanation of the meaning and function of various status LEDs indicating the panel's operating state.
Guidance on safely operating the touch-sensitive display, with cautions against damage.
Details on the information displayed on the standby screen and backlight behavior.
Instructions on how to access contact details for technical support via the panel's interface.
Step-by-step guide for powering the panel on/off and performing essential initial setup procedures.
Procedures for logging in/off and understanding how access authorization levels affect function availability.
How to navigate menus, select items, and return to previous screens or the start menu.
Techniques for working with lists, searching for elements, and entering text or numbers.
Methods for changing the panel's display language and managing status bars.
Explanation of logical and physical addressing concepts for system elements and their identification.
Configuration of IP address, network screen, default gateway, and other Ethernet parameters.
Information on network diagnostics tools like routing tables, consistency checks, and ping commands.
Guidance on operating the remote keypad and interpreting its display and status symbols.
Steps to establish a secure connection between the remote keypad and the main panel.
Overview of alarm types, entry delays, and day/night mode impact on handling.
Details on how alarm messages are displayed, including zones, signals, and interaction controls.
Available buttons for acknowledging, silencing signals, and resetting alarm messages.
Manual control of evacuation zones, including starting/stopping alarms and selecting groups.
Handling of optical/acoustic signals, internal buzzer, and procedures for acknowledging messages.
Procedures for activating, silencing, and resetting signaling and transmission devices.
Steps and cautions for verifying fire alarms, including investigation times and manual triggering.
Methods for resetting alarm messages and bypassing detectors to manage alarm states.
How to access and view fault indications, messages, and sequences on the panel.
Information on elements, groups, and procedures for acknowledging fault messages.
Explanation of optical and acoustic signals used to indicate faults on the panel.
Procedures for resetting fault messages and blocking faulty elements to manage system errors.
Navigating bypass menus and managing bypass status for individual elements and groups.
Methods for bypassing the internal buzzer and fault warning routing equipment.
Overview of the block menu and procedures for blocking/unblocking system elements.
Introduction to the diagnostic functions and menu structure for system troubleshooting.
Retrieving detailed diagnostic information for elements, groups, and modules.
Performing hardware tests and accessing panel passport details for system information.
Tools for diagnosing network connectivity, settings, and services, including Ethernet and ping.
Retrieving diagnostic information for connected voice alarm systems.
Overview of the maintenance menu and the various tasks available for system upkeep.
Procedures for changing the panel's display language and activating system outputs.
Instructions on how to bypass the internal buzzer for maintenance purposes.
Creating, adding, deleting, and managing walktest groups for testing system elements.
Procedures for initiating, concluding, and viewing the results of walktests.
Selecting and setting filters to display specific event data from the history log.
Methods for changing filters and combining multiple filters for detailed log analysis.
Procedures for printing log data, including entire lists or specific data ranges.
Procedures for manually switching the panel between day and night operational modes.
Setting the specific time for the system to automatically revert to night mode.
Overview of configuration options like PNA, group settings, and detector sensitivity.
Managing operator accounts, passwords, and access levels for system security.
Procedures for renaming system elements and functional groups.
Configuring IP addresses, Ethernet, and remote services for network connectivity.
Displaying current system configuration details, version, and network information.
Overview of additional functions available on the panel, beyond basic operation.
Setting the panel's date/time and managing master passwords for full system access.
Configuring and managing remote connections for maintenance, alerts, and system access.
Procedures for initiating, conducting, and managing fire drill simulations.
Displaying and resetting lifetime event counters for various alarm conditions.
Overview of the reset menu and the different scopes for resetting system elements.
Methods for resetting detectors, logical zones, or the entire panel to their initial state.
Introduction to the control and monitoring menu for managing system elements.
Activating specific system elements like doorholders or HVAC systems manually.
Navigating to specific elements and searching for system functions within the control menu.
Procedures for entering and using the boot menu for firmware updates, calibration, and factory resets.
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