What type of cable should I use for my Bosch Security System?
You must use twisted pair cable for your Bosch Security System. Common errors include not using twisted pairs, or using separate wires from more than one pair.
What to do if the cable is not straight through to the computer serial port connector in my Bosch Security System?
The cable connecting your Bosch Security System to the computer serial port connector should be straight through. Avoid using a null modem cable or a cable specifically marked for printer use.
What are the correct SE485 to transponder connections for a Bosch Security System?
The correct connections from the SE485 to the transponder are: RX+ to TX+ and RX- to TX-.
Unique multiple user help call and asset tracking system. Identifies user info and location.
Supports Student Safety, Officer Tracking, Guard Tour, VIP Protection, Man-Down, Asset Tracking.
Master controller computer running Security Escort software; details minimum system requirements.
Details SE3 subscriber, SE2 personnel, SE3401 asset tracking, SE88 panic, SEFD1 fall transmitters.
Describes EA102 receivers, EA500 transponders, and EA120 alert units.
System provides quick duress call response; uses RF for alarm transmissions.
Guidelines for indoor and outdoor receiver spacing, mounting height, and placement.
Covers wiring between system components and the Central Console after site survey.
Details wiring for EA500 transponder, Moxa, Lantronix, and SE485 interfaces.
Step-by-step guide for installing the Security Escort program from CD-ROM.
Guidelines for creating and scaling map files (.BMP) for the Security Escort system.
Connects transponder communication port indexes to physical computer ports.
Contains configuration data for transponders, receivers, and alert units for alarm displays.
Configures receiver points by assigning Point Numbers and Multiplex Address.
Lists common cabling, switch setting, and connection errors encountered during installation.
Guides for troubleshooting SE485 bus, ProxLink, Moxa/Lantronix, and EA500 bus faults.
Addresses issues like bus failures, no power, bad checksum, and LED/sounder problems.
Configures system behavior for alarms, tests, supervision, and idle processing.
Settings for alarm reactions, unauthorized transmitters, and system alerts.
Database containing information for all Security Escort transmitters issued to subscribers.
Fields required for subscriber files; importance of accuracy for alarm response.
Manages time-of-day, day-of-week schedules, and holidays for system arming/disarming.
Steps for exporting, importing, and merging data from the Subscriber Database.
Steps to export and import transponder data supporting XML and .dat formats.
Database for users with authority to operate the Security Escort software.
Feature for prompt, uniform incident reporting of alarms and actions taken.
Provides access to commands for locating transmitters, maintenance alarms, and database management.
Accesses database backup, restore, preferences, and reporting functions.
Accesses functions for viewing history, configuring transponders, network, and system preferences.
Displays communication status on network, modem, serial ports, and system queues.
Lists essential program files, DLLs, preferences, and map files for system operation.
Details Bosch software licensing, open source licenses, and copyright notices.
General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | Security Escort SE2000 Series |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
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