To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Bosch DS7200V2-UK doesn't arm after entering a valid PIN?
If you enter a valid PIN on your Bosch Control Panel to arm an area, but it fails to arm, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that the area has at least one zone programmed. Second, verify that the user attempting to arm the system has the necessary Authority Level. Also, remember to press the 'On' or 'Perimeter Only' keys to arm the system.
General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | DS7200V2-UK |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Explains type styles, notes, cautions, warnings, and other conventions used in the manual.
Details environmental, voltage input, power output, and data bus specifications.
Describes the control panel's built-in digital communicator capabilities.
Information on the number of zones supported by the panel and sensor loops.
Details system partitioning into independent areas and account management.
Explains the on-board and off-board programmable outputs available.
Describes individual user configuration, PINs, and authority levels.
Covers arming/disarming using keyswitches and exit terminator buttons.
Explains how the system stores alarm events for each area.
Lists supported devices for system arming, like keypads and keyfobs.
Details expansion modules that connect via the data bus.
Covers wireless sensor devices supported by the control panel.
Lists essential tools for programming the control panel.
Details the requirements and types for the main system standby battery.
Information on the battery used for backing up system settings.
Details the auxiliary power output for accessory devices.
Specifies the alarm power output available for siren drivers and outputs.
Guidance on preventing or mitigating electromagnetic interference during installation.
Covers keypad addressing, installation, and supervision.
Introduction to keyswitch functionality and connection.
Details on programming keyswitch functions and options.
Instructions for the physical installation of keyswitches.
How to use keyswitches for arming and disarming the system.
Using keyswitches to silence alarms and their effect on arming.
Functionality of the exit terminator button and its effect on arming.
Introduction to the eight on-board dual EOL sensor loops.
Configuring on-board loops for tamper detection.
Wiring zones without end-of-line resistors.
Wiring instructions for four-wire smoke detectors.
Introduction to the four on-board programmable outputs (PO 1 to PO 4).
Procedure for setting the RF receiver's address.
Wiring instructions for installing the RF receiver.
Instructions for programming the RF receiver options.
How the control panel supervises communication with the RF receiver.
Introduction to DX2010 input expanders and their models.
Instructions for installing the DX2010 input expanders.
Introduction to the DX3010 octo-output expanders.
Instructions for configuring the DX3010 output expanders.
Details on the Form 'C' dry contact relay outputs of the DX3010.
Introduction to RS-232 serial interface modules for printers or RPS.
Instructions for installing the serial interface modules.
Configuration of P1 jumper for DB9 cable ground enable.
Configuration of P2 jumper for enabling/disabling diagnostic LEDs.
Introduction to the DX4020 Network Interface Module (NIM).
Setting the DIP switch address for network communication.
Instructions for installing the DX4020 network interface module.
Introduction to the Door Access Control Module (DACM).
Wiring instructions for connecting the DACM to the control panel.
Initiates a bell test for the system's alarm outputs.
Initiates a strobe test for the system's alarm outputs.
Performs a test to check the standby battery's voltage.
Initiates sending a test report to the ARC.
Procedure for adding RF device identification codes.
Steps for testing RF devices that have been added to the system.
How to view or remove programmed RF device identification codes.
Configures options for automatic system test reporting.
Sets the time of day for automatic system test reports.
Configures settings related to remote system programming.
First set of options controlling system arming behavior.
Assigning account numbers for reporting to different destinations per area.
Defines the number of digits required for user and installer PINs.
Specific details and configuration for the installer's PIN.
Assigning keypads and DACMs to specific system areas.
Assigning specific areas to keypad help function keys.
Details addresses and defaults for location configuration parameters.
Configures how zones respond to events like alarms and troubles.
Sets routing for bypass and force arm reports.
General settings that affect all programmable outputs.
Defines the type and assignment for each scheduled event.
Configuration options for the premises RF receiver.
Settings for configuring the serial module's output.
Sets the communication speed (baud rate) for the serial module.
Configures access permissions for the DX8010 telephone module.
Configuration options specific to each RF keypad.
Assigns RF keypads to specific system areas.
Assigns RF keyfobs to specific receiver units.
Configures options for RF keyfob functions like panic and arming.
Sets panel response to tamper alarms and troubles.
Options for cancelling exit delay based on contact set.
Options for arming areas using exit terminator buttons.
Sets the timer for confirming an alarm event.
Option to restore all parameters to factory default settings.
Configures the panel for personal dialing format reporting.
Assigns BSIA reporting groups to specific system areas.
Configures IP addresses for ARC communication destinations.
Sets the callback number for remote programming sessions.
Assigns a control panel location to a DACM door contact.
Global settings that affect all DACM modules connected to the panel.
Troubleshooting common problems encountered during system arming.
Troubleshooting problems related to system zones.
Resolving issues encountered during system programming.
Troubleshooting problems related to keypad operation and functionality.
Addressing various other system and communication issues.
Communication attempt sequences when only Destination 1 is programmed.
Communication attempt sequences when only Destination 2 is programmed.
