Why is Cmd 50 not working on my Bosch Control Panel?
If Cmd 50 (Move to Area) isn't working on your Bosch Control Panel, it's likely because there are no points assigned to the area you're trying to move to. To resolve this, program at least one point and assign it to the particular area. After doing so, Cmd 50 should function as expected.
What to do if PK32 does not work on Bosch Control Panel?
If PK32 is not functioning correctly (upload, download, erase, etc.) on your Bosch Control Panel, it probably hasn't been enabled in the panel firmware. To enable it, go to Nibble 0257 and enable PK32. Refer to Section 2.5 Programming Options in the D6412/D4412 Program Entry Guide (P/N: 45351) for detailed instructions.
What to do if Bosch D6412 shows Point 1 as faulted?
If your Bosch Control Panel indicates that Point 1 is faulted, even with a 1K EOL resistor in place, the issue might be due to an incorrect resistor value. Point 1 requires a 2.2K EOL resistor, while the system is programmed for 1K EOL resistors. Replace the 1K EOL resistor on Point 1 with a 2.2K EOL resistor to resolve this.
Why does my Bosch D6412 Control Panel armed All On change to Part On by itself?
If your Bosch Control Panel switches from All On to Part On automatically, it might be because the 'All On – No Exit' arming option is enabled, and no one triggered an Exit Delay Point when the panel was armed. As a result, the panel didn't arm those internal points. To disable this feature, see the D6412/D4412 Program Entry Guide (P/N: 45351), Global Open/Close Options, Arming Options 1 (Nibble 0258).
How to fix Bosch Control Panel not entering Programmer’s Mode?
If you're unable to enter Programmer's Mode on your Bosch Control Panel, there are a few potential reasons: * One or more areas might be armed. Disarm all armed areas, as Programmer's Mode cannot be accessed while areas are armed. Note that an Installer's Keypad can bypass this. * Programming might be disabled. Check Programming Options, Installer Switch, and Daylight Savings Time Options (Nibble 0257) in the D6412/D4412 Program Entry Guide (P/N: 45351) to ensure Installer Switch, Keypad Programming, and PK32 (Programming Key) are enabled. * The Installer Switch must be closed to enter Programmer's Mode. Refer to sections 3.4.2 and 13.2 in the installation guide for details.
What to do if Bosch D6412 Control Panel doesn't arm an area with a valid passcode?
If you've entered a valid passcode to arm an area on your Bosch Control Panel, but the area doesn't arm, there could be two reasons: * No points are programmed for that area. Add at least one point to each area. * The user doesn't have the appropriate authority level to arm the system. Ensure all users who need to arm/disarm the system have the correct authority level. See Authority Level Configuration in the D6412/D4412 Program Entry Guide (P/N: 45351).
How to enable Open/Close Reports for Part On Mode on Bosch Control Panel?
If Open/Close Reports are enabled on your Bosch Control Panel, but they are not being sent when the panel is in Part On Mode, it indicates that Open/Close Reports for Part On Mode is not programmed correctly. To fix this, go to the Areas section of the D6412/D4412 Program Entry Guide (P/N: 45351) and find the Area # Opening/Closing Reporting Options parameter. Enable 'Opening/Closing Reports for Part On Modes' for Nibbles 0296, 0318, 0340, and 0362.
Why is my Bosch D6412 Control Panel not following report routing?
If your Bosch Control Panel isn't following the programmed report routing, it's likely because the Lock Area Reporting parameter is enabled. To correct this, set the Lock Area Reporting parameter to 0 (disabled). See the D6412/D4412 Program Entry Guide (P/N: 45351) for more details.
General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | D6412 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Guidance on reviewing documentation and familiarizing with programming before starting installation.
Steps for installing the panel assembly and making the earth ground connection.
Steps for finishing installation including battery charging, device wiring, and module installation.
Procedure for powering up the panel, including self-diagnostics and initial setup.
Guidance on programming the panel, referencing the Program Entry Guide.
Steps for performing a complete functional test of the panel and connected devices.
Details on the primary 18 VAC transformer, power circuit, and surge protection.
Information on installing the battery, replacement recommendations, and battery supervision.
Describes the self-resetting thermal circuit breakers protecting power outputs.
Guidance on configuring programmable outputs (PO1-PO4) for alarm or siren functions.
Details on the DX2010 module, its capacity, and basic installation.
Wiring instructions for connecting the DX2010 to the panel's SDI bus, including wire lengths.
Steps for setting the address DIP switches for the DX2010 module.
Information on the panel's four programmable outputs (PO1-PO4) and their functions.
How to connect an installer's keypad and set its address to zero.
Procedure for entering the Installer Mode using the passcode and installer switch.
Details on accessing and using the Installer's Menu functions like Bell Test and Strobe Test.
Using the PK32 Programming Key to copy, backup, and diagnose system programming.
Procedure for exiting the Installer's Menu and returning to normal operation.
Guidance on using the troubleshooting section to resolve panel issues.
Common issues related to arming the system and their solutions.
Solutions for problems related to sensor loops, keyswitches, and EOL resistors.
Common problems encountered with command centers and their resolutions.
Solutions for issues related to programming the panel and its features.
Addresses other general issues not covered in specific categories.
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