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Bosch Security Systems User Manual

Bosch Security Systems
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Bosch Security Systems Specifications

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BrandBosch
ModelSecurity Systems
CategorySecurity System
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Security System User's Guide

Navigating the Command Center

Command Center Function Keys

Explains the role of COMMAND, ENT/YES, and ESC/MENU keys.

Understanding Security System Basics

What is a Point?

Defines a "point" as a detection device or group of devices.

Managing Faulted and Bypassed Points

Handling System Alarms

Fire Alarms

Details fire alarm activation, tone, and display.

Silencing Fire Alarms

Procedure for silencing fire alarms and clearing the display.

Burglary Alarms and Silencing

Burglary Alarms

Details burglary alarm activation, tone, and display.

Silencing Burglary Alarms

Procedure for silencing burglary alarms and clearing the display.

Managing Trouble Events

Fire Trouble Events

Describes fire trouble events and their indicators.

Silencing Fire Troubles

How to silence fire trouble alerts.

Non-Fire Trouble Events

Describes non-fire trouble events and their indicators.

Non-Fire Trouble Event Management

Silencing Non-Fire Trouble Events

How to silence non-fire trouble alerts.

System Entry/Exit Delays and Keystrokes

Silencing an Alarm

How to silence an active alarm using a passcode.

How the System Reports Alarms

Explains how the system communicates with the security company.

System Commands and Functions

Command Reference

Lists system commands and their corresponding functions.

Arming and Disarming the System

Turning the System On (Arming)

Describes the process of arming the security system.

Turning the System Off (Disarming)

Describes the process of disarming the security system.

Advanced Arming Options

Arming with Duress Passcode

Using a special passcode for arming/disarming under duress.

Arming with Open Doors/Windows

Forcing arming when points are faulted.

Arming Error Messages

Master Arming the System

Turn the Entire System On With Delays

Arms both perimeter and interior with exit delay.

Master Arm Instant Function

Turn the Entire System On Without Delays

Arms both perimeter and interior instantly.

Perimeter Arming Options

Turn On the Perimeter With No Delays

Arms only the perimeter instantly.

Perimeter Arming with Delays

Turn On the Perimeter With Delays

Arms only the perimeter with exit/entry delays.

Partial Perimeter Arming

Partially Turn On the Perimeter

Arms selected perimeter portions, leaving others off.

Managing Sounders and Displays

Viewing Event Memory

Performing System Tests

Walk Test

Tests detection devices, sounders, and command centers.

System Maintenance and Resets

Reset Sensors

Resets activated detection devices like smoke detectors.

Special Alerts and Commands

Security System Limitations and Considerations

Fire Safety and Evacuation Procedures

Escape Route Planning

Interpreting System Trouble Displays

CALL FOR SERVICE Display

Indicates a potential system failure requiring service.

SERVC AC FAIL Display

Shows that AC power to the system is interrupted.

SERVC BATT LOW Display

Indicates the system's battery power is low.

SERVC BATT MSING Display

Indicates the system's battery is disconnected or shorted.

SERVC COMM FAIL Display

Shows the system failed to communicate with the security company.

Additional System Trouble Displays

Maintenance and Service Information

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