D9068 | Operation and Installation Guide | 5.0 Programming
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Bosch Security Systems, Inc. | 3/13 | F01U071094-07
All programming, including the
point configurations and option
selections, is lost when this
operation is performed.
The Date/Time settings are not
affected when the D9068 uses
the default settings.
To set the D9068 to the original factory
programming configuration:
1. At the Prog Defaults submenu, press
[2] to select 2: DEFAULT ALL EE. The
window shows:
DEFAULT EE?
NO: YES (1)/NO (0)
2. The entry preceding the colon (:) on
the second line indicates the current
setting. To restore the D9068 to its
factory settings, press [1] and
[# Command].
3. Press [* Clear]. The window shows:
SETTING EEPROM
TO DEFAULT...
3: DEFLT 4/2 CDES
To access DEFLT 4/2 CDES, select
[0]: PROGRAM [7]: PROG DEFLTS[3]:
DEFLT 4/2 CDES. This option sets all of
the programming for 4/2 codes to the
default.
To set all 4/2 code programming to the
default:
1. At the Prog Defaults submenu, press
[3] to select 3: DEFLT 4/2 CDES. The
window shows:
DEFLT 4/2 CDES?
NO: YES (1)/NO (0)
2. The entry preceding the colon (:) on
the second line indicates the current
setting. To default 4/2 reports,
press [1] followed by [# Command].
Pressing [* Clear] shows:
SETTING EEPROM
TO DEFAULT...
5.4.8 SERIAL CONECTN
To access SERIAL CONECTN, select
[0]: PROGRAM[8]: SERIAL CONECTN. This
menu selection allows the D9068 to be
configured to use the serial connection
to a Bosch D10024/D10024A or D8024.
Analog FACP: Setting this option to Yes
enables the D9068 to communicate with a
D10024/D10024A or D8024 using an RS-232
serial link. If the serial connection is
set to YES and interrupted, such as
connecting a keypad, an Event Serial
Fail is generated. A Serial Restore is
generated when communication restores.
For more information, refer to Appendix
F: D8024/D10024/D10024A Analog FACP
Operation on page 64 and the D9068 Quick
Start (P/N: 48575).
To configure the D9068 to use the serial
connection to a D8024 or D10024/D10024A
Analog FACP:
1. At the Programming Menu, press [8] to
select 8: SERIAL CONECTN. The window
shows:
SERIAL CONECTN
NO: YES (1)/NO (0)
2. The number preceding the colon (:) on
the second line indicates the current
setting. Press [1] followed by [#
Command] to enable the serial
connection.
3. Press [0] followed by [# Command] to
disable the serial connection.
4. Press [* Clear] to return to the
Programming Menu.
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