Bosch D1260 - Parts List; Front Panel Features; LCD Display; Keypad

D1260/D1260B | Installation Guide | 2.0 D1260/D1260B Overview
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2.1 Parts List
Table 4 lists the items included with a D1260,
D1260BLK, D1260R and D1260B Keypads.
Table 4: Parts List
Qty. Description Part Number
1 CD with: 4998122742B
• D1260/D1260B Owner’s
Manual PDF
50410
• D1260/D1260B Installation
Guide PDF
48101
• Security System User’s Guide
PDF
4998122475
• Adobe Acrobat Reader
software
40751C
1 Four-wire Flying Lead Connector 15-04298-000
1 D1260/D1260B Installation Guide 48101
1 Security System User’s Guide 4998122475
3 Wall Anchor (8-10 x 7/8) 15053
3 Screws #6x1.625PHC 47817
2.2 Front Panel Features
2.2.1 LCD Display
The D1260/D1260B Keypad displays the status of the
security system using words, numbers, and symbols in
its liquid crystal display (LCD). When an event occurs
where the control panel is notified, the D1260/D1260B
shows each event in order of its priority.
Figure 2: D1260/D1260B LCD Display
For a listing and description of the D1260/D1260B
displays and command functions, refer to the Security
System User’s Guide (P/N: 4998122475).
2.2.2 Keypad
The D1260/D1260B Keypad features a digital keypad
for entering user passcodes and executing system
commands in the control panel.
Figure 3: D1260/D1260B Keypad
#
D1260 D1260B
Please refer to the Security System User’s Guide
(P/N: 4998122475) for instructions on operating the
system.
When a key is pressed, the D1260/D1260B emits a
muted beep tone (refer to Section 2.2.4 Audible Tones on
page 7) to indicate that the entry was accepted. The
keypad lights and remains lit for 20 sec.
2.2.3 Keypad Function Keys
The D1260/D1260B has ten numeric keys, two
dedicated keys (Table 5) and eight soft keys, for
controlling your system.
Table 5: D1260/D1260B Dedicated Keys
Picture Key
D1260 D1260B
Description
COMMAND Use the [COMMAND]
key in combination with
one or two numeric keys
to perform a function.
ENTER
#
Use the [ENTER] key to
complete the entry of
your passcode at the
keypad.
Soft Keys
There are eight “soft” keys, four on either side of the
display (Item 3 in Figure 1 on page 5), for accessing
menu functions. They are called soft keys because,
unlike the [COMMAND] and [ENTER] keys that have
a defined function, they do different actions depending
on the command or function accessed.
When a selection is available, an arrow (< or >)
appears next to the key. To select the function, simply
press the key next to it.