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Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Program Entry Guide 2017.03 | 09 | F.01U.303.998
– Manual Medical Alarm, no Alarm output (when B key and 4 key are held together for 2
sec.)
– Manual Medical Alarm, with Alarm output (when B key and 4 key are held together for 2
sec.)
– Custom Function
This parameter specifies how the control panel responds when the "B" key is held on a keypad
that has a "B" key.
The "B" Key's default function is Medical Alarm. To change the function, set this parameter to
B Key Custom Function, page 123. If the "B" key is configured to execute a custom function,
then the "B" Key Custom Function parameter must also be configured.
Notice!
The "B" Key Custom Function option is not available with B942 touch screen keypads.
RPS Menu Location
Keypads > Global Keypad Settings > B Key Response
5.2.4 B Key Custom Function
Default: Disabled
Selections:
– B9512G: Disabled, Function 128 to Function 159
– B8512G: Disabled, Function 128 to Function 135
This parameter specifies the custom function that is run when an "B" key is held and the "B"
key is configured to run a custom function.
If the custom function number is disabled and the "B" key is configured to run a custom
function, holding the "B" key generates an invalid key press response.
The number of custom functions supported varies based on the control panel type. Select the
CF# that corresponds to the custom function programmed in Custom Functions.
Notice!
The "B" Key Custom Function option is not available with B942 touch screen keypads.
RPS Menu Location
Keypads > Global Keypad Settings > B Key Custom Function
5.2.5 C Key Response
Default: No Response
Selections:
– No Response (Invalid key press response)
– Manual Panic Alarm, invisible and silent alarm output (when the C key and 7 are held
together).
– Manual Panic Alarm, visible with alarm output (when the C key and 7 key are held
together).
– Custom Function
This parameter specifies how the control panel responds when a "C" key is held on a keypad
that supports "C" keys. An alarm occurs each time the user presses the applicable keys
regardless of whether or not the event has been cleared from the display.
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