Bosch D2212B User Manual

Control/Communicators D2212B/D2212BE
Operation and Installation Guide

Bosch D2212B Specifications

General

Brand	Bosch
Model	D2212B
Category	Controller
Language	English

Summary

2.0 Overview

2.1 Specifications

Lists detailed technical specifications including voltage, power, operating, and environmental data.

2.3.7 Battery

2.3.8 D132A or D192C

3.0 Installation

3.1 Mount the Enclosure

Instructions for mounting the D2212B in the D2203 Enclosure and D2212BE in the D2803.

3.2 Run the Premises Wiring

Guidance on running wiring throughout the premises and pulling wires into the enclosure.

3.2.1 Wire Length

3.3 Connect to Earth Ground

3.4 Transformer (16.5 VAC)

3.5 Battery

3.6 Charge the Battery as You Work

Instructions on locking the standby switch to allow battery charging during installation.

3.7 Install Detection Devices, Keypads, and Bells

3.7.1 No Connection to the Panel Yet

3.7.2 Number of Sensors

3.8 Continue Connections to the Panel

3.8.1 Power Down First

Instructions to unplug the transformer and disconnect the battery before making connections.

3.8.2 Alarm Output (+Alrm-)

Details the 10.2-13.9 VDC alarm output and its use for audible/visual devices.

3.8.2.2 Fire System Power Formula

Provides a formula to calculate available current for fire/burglary alarm outputs.

3.9 Keypads (Data and + Aux -)

3.10 Auxiliary Power (+Aux)

3.11 External Relays (Ext1 and Ext2)

4.0 Power Module

4.1 Primary AC Power

Details the primary AC power circuit, including its failure indication.

4.2 Secondary DC Power and Battery

Covers secondary DC power, battery types, replacement, supervision, and charging.

4.2.6 Battery Discharge/Recharge Schedule (No AC Power)

4.3 Power Outputs

4.3.2 Extra Power for Keypads or Other Powered Devices

4.4 Point Parameters

4.4.1 On-Board Point 1

Details Point 1 as a powered, supervised loop suitable for smoke detectors.

4.4.2 Points 2 to 6

4.4.3 Point Response Time

5.0 Telephone Connections

5.1 Phone Jack

5.2 Phone Cord

5.3 Power Up

5.4 Program the Panel

Guides programming via keypad, D5200 Programmer, or remote programmer.

5.5 Unlock the Standby Switch

5.6 Check for Alarm Verification

5.7 Test the System

5.8 Dialing Format

5.9 Communication Failure

5.10 Ground Start

6.0 On-Board Points

6.1 Point 1 (1+ and 1-)

Details Point 1 as a powered, supervised loop, its wiring, and detector compatibility.

6.2 Points 2 through 6

6.3 Points 7 and 8

6.4 Point Expanders for the D2212B, Wired or RF

7.0 Arming Devices

7.1 Keyswitch Functionality

7.1.4 Keyswitch Operation

7.1.6 Easikey

Appendix A: System Wiring Diagram, Issue A

Appendix B: Terminal Quick Reference

Appendix C: Installation Guide for UL Applications

Burglary Applications

Fire Applications

Enclosures

Standby Battery Requirements

Standby Battery Calculation for Fire Alarm Applications

Explains NFPA 72 requirements and provides a formula for calculating battery capacity.

Appendix D: System Chart