56 en | FSP-5000-RPS settings Modular fire panel
07.2019 | 5.9 | F.01U.247.450 Networking guide Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH
12 FSP-5000-RPS settings
You can program the entire network with the RPS programming software via the USB port,
network interface or the serial interface of a panel. To do this, you must have configured the
network settings on the panel and restarted these in order to commission the network.
Alternatively, you can also use the network interface of a switch that is connected to the
network.
12.1 Network nodes
You must program the entire network with all network nodes in the FSP-5000-RPS
programming software and upload this to the network. To do so, proceed as follows:
– Connect the FPA nodes
– Set the RSN at the individual nodes
– Adjust the line numbers of the network cabling so that you create the planned topology
– Check the topology display to make sure that the topology is correct
– Where necessary, connect the OPC server, the Praesideo/PAVIRO system, UGM-2040
server and switches
– Edit the Ethernet and IP configuration
– Assign the IP addresses or use the standard settings if using a topology with fewer
than 20 RSTP switches
– Choose the appropriate redundancy protocol for the set topology
– Perform a consistency check
– Connect to the network via Ethernet, USB or the serial interface
– Complete a multiple login
– Carry out a complete auto-detection for each panel
– Request the configuration information and complete all tasks
Check the error messages after the restart of the network and rectify any errors where
necessary.
12.2 Line numbers
You must assign a line number to each connection to the network used. It is irrelevant
whether this is a CAN connection or an Ethernet connection.
It is possible to use one line number for both a CAN connection and an Ethernet connection.
However, to get a better overview of the connections, you should use different number ranges.
Consider, that if you use Network as Line Type in the Net interface window, then the line
number must be 0 for all connections.
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