Page 1 KP-5032 and KP-4016 Keypanels Technical Manual Lever Key and Pushbutton Versions up to and including version 2.1.1 includes support for Control Package and Audio Package Rev. 05 6/2017 F.01U.304.914...
Page 2 For warranty and service information, refer to the appropriate web WARNING: THE MAIN POWER PLUG MUST REMAIN READILY OPER- site below: ABLE. RTS Intercoms ......www.rtsintercoms.com/warranty CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, GROUNDING RTS Digital OF THE CENTER PIN OF THIS PLUG MUST BE MAINTAINED.
Page 3 KP Series Important Safety Instructions Read these instructions. Keep these instructions. Heed all warnings. Follow all instructions. Do not use this apparatus near water. Clean only with dry cloth. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents INTRODUCTION ........................13 Features ..............................13 Specifications ............................14 KP-4016/5032 Block Diagram .......................16 Reference View – KP-5032 ........................17 Reference View – KP-4016 ........................18 Connector Pinouts ..........................19 INSTALLATION ........................21 Requirements ............................21 KP-5032/5032PB Installation ........................22 KP-4016/4016PB Installation ........................23 Connecting the Keypanel to the Intercom ....................24 Power Up ..............................27...
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Download a Font File ..........................175 Download an Icon File .........................177 Download User Chimes (Control Package Only) ................179 Download Screen Savers (Control Package Only) ................181 KP-4016/5032 MENU SYSTEM ....................185 Main Menu Access ..........................185 Menu System, Audio Options ......................186 Menu System, Display .........................214 Menu System, Key Assign Menu ......................218...
Page 7: Table Of Contents
KP Series KEYPAD QUICK REFERENCE ..................... 265 Keypad Sequence Introduction ......................265 KEYPANEL MENU QUICK REFERENCE ................269 Audio Options ............................269 Display Menu ............................277 Key Assign Menu ..........................278 Key Options Menu ..........................279 OMNEO Offers Menu .........................282 Save Config Menu ..........................282 Service Menu ............................283 EKP-4016 ..........................
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Page 9 KP-4016/5032 Audio Flow Block Diagram ..............16 FIGURE 2. KP-5032 Reference View (pushbutton version shown on top) ........17 FIGURE 3. KP-4016 Reference View (pushbutton version shown on top) ........18 FIGURE 4. KP-5032 Installation ......................22 FIGURE 5. KP-4016/4016BP Installation ................... 23 FIGURE 6.
Page 10 KP Series FIGURE 39. Panel Options Page – Miscellaneous Group Box ............116 FIGURE 40. Panel Options Page – Snoop Tally Group Box .............. 116 FIGURE 41. Panel Options Page – GPI Input Assignments Group Box ..........117 FIGURE 42. Panel Options Page – GPI Output Assignments Group Box ......... 117 FIGURE 43.
Page 11 KP Series FIGURE 87. Filters Page – Output Bandpass Filters Group Box ............156 FIGURE 88. Filters Page – Input Equalization Filters Group Box ............157 FIGURE 89. Filters Page – Output Equalization Filters Group Box ...........158 FIGURE 90. Filters Page – Notch Filter Mode Selection ..............159 FIGURE 91.
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Page 13: Introduction
The KP-4016/5032 series keypanels deliver superior high-quality digital audio using OMNEO technology from Bosch with Dante audio over IP via either copper or fiber. The KP-4016/5032 series keypanels delivers audio, free of noise, delay, and other artifacts present in legacy technology. This family of keypanels includes a rich set of connectors as standard, including GPIO (General Purpose Input and Output) and RC (Rear Connector) kit.
Page 14: Specifications
Front Panel Mic Specifications Type ................Electret LCD Display Typical Input Level............-42 dBu KP-4016: Typical Input Impedance ..........1 kΩ Active Area ....120.10 mm (wide) x 18.77 mm (high) Maximum Input Level ..........-25 dBu Dot Resolution..........576 x 90 pixels Rear Panel Mic Color Resolution ......16-bit (64 K) RGB color...
Page 15 (441.82 mm x 87.96 mm x 98.5 mm • [111.11 mm including volume knobs and lever keys]) Weight KP-4016 ............3.5 lb. (1.58 kg) KP-5032 ............4.89 lb (2.22 kg) Power Supply ..........0.53 lb (0.24 kg) Power Supply Mounting Bracket........0.30 lb (0.14 kg) Temperature Operating.......
Page 16: Kp-4016/5032 Block Diagram
16 Introduction KP Series KP-4016/5032 Block Diagram KP-4016/5032 Audio Flow Block Diagram FIGURE 1. a. Additionally licensed OMNEO channels 3-8 not shown. Technical Manual Bosch Security Systems, Inc. F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05...
Page 17: Reference View – Kp-5032
KP Series Introduction 17 Reference View – KP-5032 KP-5032 Reference View (pushbutton version shown on top) FIGURE 2. Multi-Directional Lever Keys (pushbuttons on HEADSET Connector (Rear Panel) KP5032PB) EXT MIC Connector High Resolution, Wide-Angle LCD Display LINE OUT/MIC OUT Connector MIC MUTE/MIC SEL Lever Key FRAME Connector AUX VOLUME Knob/Menu Navigation...
Page 18: Reference View – Kp-4016
18 Introduction KP Series Reference View – KP-4016 KP-4016 Reference View (pushbutton version shown on top) FIGURE 3. Microphone Connector High Resolution, Wide-Angle LCD Display Keypad AUX VOL. Knob Main Speaker (Front) Headset Connector (Front Panel) Multi-Directional Lever Keys (pushbutton keys on KP-4016PB MAIN VOL.
Page 19: Connector Pinouts
KP Series Introduction 19 Connector Pinouts Rear Panel Mic: J6 Power Supply: J1 Assignment Assignment REAR_PANEL_MIC_IN - Pin 1 24 VDC Pin 2 REAR_PANEL_MIC_IN + Pin 3 Chassis GND Rear Speaker: J2 MIC OUT/LINE OUT: J7 Assignment Assignment Pin 1 Rear Speaker - Pin 2 Rear Speaker +...
Page 20 20 Introduction KP Series ETHERNET: J12 EXP/LCP Connector: J9 Assignment Assignment Data 1 + LCP_DATA_STROBE Data 1 - LCP_DATA_CLK Data 2 + LCP_DATA_IN Data 3 + Data 3 - Data 2- Data 4+ RS485 + Data 4- RS485 - GPIO Connector: J10 ETHERNET: J11 Assignment Silk Screen...
Page 21: Installation
CHAPTER 2 Installation Requirements The following keypanel firmware versions are needed for the specified KP-4016/5032 model: AZedit ....V5.2.0 or later IPedit....V3.2.3 or later MCII-e....V3.4.0 or later AIO-16....V1.7.0 or later FWUT....V4.20.3586 or later DNS-SD....V4.20.3586 or later OMI ....
Page 22: Kp-5032/5032Pb Installation
On the rear panel, plug the 24 VDC power connector (A) of the power supply into the power connector on the back panel of the unit. Connect an RJ-12 or RJ-45 (568B or USOC) cable (B) with RTS cabling to the J8 FRAME connector. Connect a CAT-5e cable (C) to either J11 or J12 ETHERNET connector.
Page 23: Kp-4016/4016Pb Installation
On the rear panel, plug the 24VDC power connector (A) of the power supply into the power connector on the back panel of the unit. Connect an RJ-12 or RJ-45 (568B or USOC) cable (B) with RTS cabling to the J8 FRAME connector on the rear panel.
Page 24: Connecting The Keypanel To The Intercom
24 Installation KP Series Connecting the Keypanel to the Intercom You can configure the OMI using AZedit and IPedit; however, only IPedit can be used to configure the keypanel. Naming Devices in IPedit IMPORTANT: If you change the device name, this causes the device to reboot. It is not necessary to change the device name.
Page 25 KP Series Installation 25 In the Partner Device Name field, enter the name of keypanel you want to use to communicate with or select the Browse icon to select from a list of devices. The Partner IP Address field auto-populates when you select the Device Name. From the Partner Device Type drop down menu, select the type of device to which the OMI card is connecting.
Page 26 26 Installation KP Series Add the KP-Series Keypanels to the Device Catalog in IPedit To add the keypanel to IPedit, do the following: Open IPedit. From the Device menu, select Add. The Add Devices Window appears, open to the Search tab. Select the keypanel.
Page 27: Power Up
KP Series Installation 27 Connecting the KP-Series Panels through the OMNEO Offers Menu IMPORTANT: If you used IPedit to set up the keypanel connection, this step is not needed because you have already done this in the software. To finish the connection set up, you must configure the keypanel to talk with the OMI card in the frame. To do this connection using the OMNEO Offers menu on the keypanel must be established.
Page 28: Address Setting
28 Installation KP Series Address Setting General Information In ADAM intercoms using AIO-8 cards or AIO-16 cards with SCSI breakouts, and in ADAM-CS and Zeus/Zeus II intercoms, the intercom ports share data connections in groups of eight. Each keypanel is uniquely identified on the data port by its address.
Page 29: Connections
KP Series Installation 29 Connections Frame Connector Use the Frame connector to connect to the Matrix system. For the frame connector location, see Figure 3 on page 18. The intercom port you connect to should agree with the address set earlier. Ethernet Connector Use the Ethernet connector to connect the keypanel to a network system.
Page 30 30 Installation KP Series Headset Connector A binaural headset may be connected to the front or rear of the unit for use along with or in place of the front/rear panel speaker and a separate microphone. Headphones may be connected for use with a separate microphone. Female Headset Connector For a female headset connector, the set screw access hole is located on the bottom-right side of the unit.
Page 31 To replace the front panel headset connector, do the following: NOTE: The instructions are the same for both the KP-5032/5032PB and KP-4016/4016PB keypanels. Using a flat-blade screwdriver with 2.4mm wide (3/32 in.) tip, turn the set screw counterclockwise to loosen the connector from the unit.
Page 32 32 Installation KP Series Cut the shrink-tubing from around the cables. Take care to not cut through the cables. Disconnect both cables by pulling the cable-to-cable connectors apart. Using the replacement headset connector, thread the cables through the supplied shrink-tubing. IMPORTANT: Using one piece of the shrink tubing, thread the long cable of the replacement connector.
Page 33 KP Series Installation 33 Position both pieces of shrink-tubing so any portion of the cable without an outer insulation layer is covered. Using a heat gun, apply even heat over the length and diameter of the tubing (minimum temperature 100° C). IMPORTANT: Since uncontrolled heat can cause uneven shrinkage, physical damage, and insulation failure, the use of open flame is not recommended.
Page 34 34 Installation KP Series GPIO 12-Position Terminal Block Connector The GPIO 12-Position Terminal Block Connector is used to provide connections to relays (outputs) and opto-isolators (inputs). Using the table, “GPIO Connector: J10” on page 20, connect the correct wires to the 12-position connector. Wire Specifications Solid Wire: 26-16 AWG/0.13–1.5 mm Stranded Wire:26-16 AWG/0.13–1.5 mm...
Page 35 KP Series Installation 35 Speaker 2-Position Terminal Block Connector The Speaker 2-Position Terminal Block Connector is used to connect an external speaker. Wire Specifications Solid Wire: 26-16 AWG/0.13–1.5 mm Stranded Wire: 26-16 AWG/0.13–1.5 mm Torque: 3.0 lb-IN/0.34 Nm WARNING: The positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of the connector should be connected to the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of the external speaker.
Page 36: Footswitch Cabling
36 Installation KP Series Footswitch Cabling A Footswitch is a foot activated device used to turn a talk key on or off. There are two steps to cable and configure a footswitch: Step 1 Cable the device to the keypanel. Step 2 Configure the GPIO as a talk key on the keypanel.
Page 37: Basic Operation
CHAPTER 3 Basic Operation Intercom Keys and Displays Color Display Descriptions for Intercom Keys The KP-Series display uses colors to distinguish the type of key assignment assigned to the key. Use Table 2 to help determine the default key assignment colors. Default Key Colors TABLE 2.
Page 38 38 Basic Operation KP Series Display Icons Display Icons are used to indicate the accessories and features enabled, disabled, active, or inactive. Use Table 3 for a complete description of each icon seen on the KP-Series. Display Icon Descriptions TABLE 3. Icon Icon Name Description...
Page 39 KP Series Basic Operation 39 Display Icon Descriptions TABLE 3. Icon Icon Name Description Rear Headset The rear headset is enabled. Rear Headset Muted The rear headset mic is muted. Rear Microphone The rear microphone is active. To activate the rear microphone, see “Audio Options Menu, Panel Mic” on page 209. Rear Microphone The rear microphone is muted.
Page 40 40 Basic Operation KP Series Display Icon Descriptions TABLE 3. Icon Icon Name Description OMNEO Enabled The OMNEO matrix interface is enabled on the panel. For more information on OMNEO Offers, see“Menu System, OMNEO Offers” on page 235. RVON Enabled The RVON matrix interface is enabled on the panel.
Page 41: Keypad Reference View
KP Series Basic Operation 41 Keypad Reference View With both the KP-4016/4016PB and KP-5032/5032PB, there are three tiers of operation for a keypanel’s keypad: Primary Mode, SHIFT Mode, and Dial Mode. Primary Mode Primary Mode is used for the most common keypanel functions, such as CLR, SEL, and accessing the Main menu. There are no special keypad sequences to use these functions.
Page 42 42 Basic Operation KP Series IMPORTANT: When SHIFT + <keypad key> appears in this manual, the user is instructed to press the SHIFT key followed by the next keypad key. The SHIFT key and the keypad key should not be pressed simultaneously.
Page 43 KP Series Basic Operation 43 Keypad Shift Dial Description Button Function Function The COPY (7) button is used to copy an incoming call key assignment from the COPY COPY CWW to a specific keypanel key. button key-to-key Lever Key Pushbutton To copy a CWW to a talk key using a To copy a CWW to a talk key using a lever key keypanel, do the following:...
Page 44 44 Basic Operation KP Series Keypad Shift Dial Description Button Function Function The  (8) button moves you downward through the scroll list or available key  button assignments one at a time. The VM button is used to retrieve voice messages left on the keypanel. To retrieve voice messages, do the following: Press the SHIFT+VM (8) buttons.
Page 45 KP Series Basic Operation 45 Keypad Shift Dial Description Button Function Function The CLR/DROP (*) button is used to hide the CWW window or the CLR button DROP functions as a back button when a menu is displayed. button To clear a menu, do the following: Press and hold the CLR button for half a second.
Page 46: Info Button
46 Basic Operation KP Series INFO button The INFO button is used to access commonly used features and configuration options for the keypanels. These include the following: Feature Description Panel ID Displays the port number and alpha of the keypanel. Level 2 Displays the Level 2 key assignments on the keypanel.
Page 47: Breadcrumb Menu Navigation
KP Series Basic Operation 47 Breadcrumb Menu Navigation Breadcrumb Navigation is a graphical aid to help users know where they are in the menu structure. The breadcrumb menu visually lays out a path of options selected up to the current menu position. It appears as a horizontal line above the menu options (shown in Figure 10).
Page 48: Clr Button
48 Basic Operation KP Series CLR Button The CLR button is used either as the BACK function while in MENU mode or to exit MENU mode completely. To go back one menu level, do the following: Press the CLR button once. >...
Page 49 KP Series Basic Operation 49 Pushbutton Pushbutton Key Function Explanation FIGURE 12. To talk on the pushbutton keypanel, do the following: Press the keypanel key you want to use. > To listen on the pushbutton keypanel, do the following: Press SHIFT+PAGE (LSTN). The keypanel switches to listen mode and Toggle Listen Key Status appears in the display panel.
Page 50: Key Gain Adjustment
50 Basic Operation KP Series Talk/Listen Indicator The Talk/Listen Indicator, shown in Figure 13, displays a visual indicator when the talk and/or listen key is active. The talk and listen states of each key are represented by an LED-like horizontal bar at the bottom (talk) and top (listen) of each key. Talk/Listen Indicators FIGURE 13.
Page 51 KP Series Basic Operation 51 To adjust the crosspoint gain on a pushbutton keypanel, do the following: Press SHIFT + PAGE (LSTN). The keypanel switches to listen mode and Toggle Listen Key Status appears in the display panel. Press the keypanel key to which you want to adjust the gain. NOTE: Also, press and hold the SHIFT button and then press and hold the keypanel key for which you want to adjust the crosspoint gain.
Page 52: Keypanel Volume Adjustments
52 Basic Operation KP Series Keypanel Volume Adjustments By default, the main volume control adjusts the output volume for the speaker (front/rear) or headset (front/rear), whichever is currently active. IMPORTANT: If the speaker output volume is adjusted to Mute, then the panel displays a flashing SPKR MUTE icon as a warning there is no audio to the front, rear, or both speakers.
Page 53 KP Series Basic Operation 53 NOTE: When the MAIN VOLUME encoder is turned, the volume level bar appears in the panel display. NOTE: Volume adjustments can be saved as power-up defaults using “Menu System, Save Config” on page 236. To select a different output volume control, do the following: On the keypanel, push the MAIN VOLUME encoder once.
Page 54: Aux Volume Adjustments
54 Basic Operation KP Series Aux Volume Adjustments By default, the Aux Volume shaft encoder knob adjusts the selected input volume, which can include Aux 1–2, Matrix Input, or OMNEO 1-8, depending on licensing and whether the connection is via OMNEO or AIO. Input volume ranges from +10 dB to -48 dB and Mute.
Page 55 KP Series Basic Operation 55 To change the focus of the volume control, do the following: On the keypanel, push the AUX VOLUME shaft encoder once. > The aux volume focus switches to the next available input. Bosch Security Systems, F.01U.304.914 Rev.
Page 56: Priority Call Volume Control
56 Basic Operation KP Series Priority Call Volume Control Priority Call Volume Control is used to mark a keypanel as a priority caller. When a priority caller talks to another keypanel, a minimum crosspoint volume (configurable in AZedit) is enforced for the duration of the call to ensure the caller is heard, even if the target panel has set the listen volume to a lower volume.
Page 57 KP Series Basic Operation 57 To configure priority call volume control, do the following: On the Keypanels/Ports screen in AZedit, select the port to set with priority call volume control. Click the Edit button. The Keypanel/Port Configuration screen appears. Click the Advanced tab. The Advanced Page appears.
Page 58: Operation Of Intercom Keys With Auto Functions
58 Basic Operation KP Series Operation of Intercom Keys with Auto Functions NOTE: Assignment of keys with auto functions is described in the programming section that follows. Operation of keys with auto functions, is as follows: Talk+auto follow Talk and listen can be activated separately. The listen assignment listens to whatever is assigned to the talk key.
Page 59: Operation Of Intercom Keys With Options
KP Series Basic Operation 59 Operation of Intercom Keys with Options Group Option Keys Activating the master key in a key group activates all keys in the group according to each key’s individual key assignment. Activating a slave key does not affect any other keys in the group. For more information, see “Key Options Menu, Key Groups”...
Page 60: Operation Of Intercom Keys Assigned To Tif Ports
60 Basic Operation KP Series Operation of Intercom Keys assigned to TIF Ports If a keypanel key is assigned to talk to an intercom port designated as a TIF port in AZedit, placing the key in the talk position activates the keypanel dialing menu. For more information, see “Telephone Interface (TIF) Operation” on page 259. To designate an intercom port as a TIF port, do the following: In AZedit, select the port to designate as a TIF port on the Keypanel/Port window.
Page 61: Graphical Call Waiting Window
15 and 16. The CWW displays three calls at a time (only two in Unicode mode) with a scroll arrow appearing if there are more than three calls in the list. Graphical Call Waiting Window/ KP-5032 FIGURE 15. Graphical Call Waiting Window/ KP-4016 FIGURE 16. Bosch Security Systems, F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05...
Page 62 CWW. In this case, it cannot be shifted off the CWW list. For more information on how to configure the CWW, see “Service Menu, CWW” on page 238. KP-4016 KP-5032 Graphical Call Waiting Window Highlighted Call FIGURE 17.
Page 63 KP Series Basic Operation 63 To answer a call on the graphical CWW, do the following: Scroll the CWW to highlight the call you want to answer. The highlighted call is shown with a cyan background. Press and hold the CWW key to talk to the caller. The highlight in the CWW list turns green and moves to the top of the list when talking with the caller.
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Toggle or Momentary mode. For more on Mic Mute Modes, see “Audio Options Menu, Mic Mute” on page 208. On the KP-4016/4016PB, the Mic Mute and Mic SEL keys are incorporated into key 15, see Figure 18. KP-4016 Mic MUTE and Mic SEL FIGURE 18.
Page 65: Mic Select
KP Series Basic Operation 65 Mic Select Every mic (input) or speaker/headset (output) can be configured as Always On or Enabled, Disabled, or Switched. Only mics, speakers, or headsets set to switched are controlled by the MIC SEL key. For more information, see: “Audio Options Menu, Headset Speaker”...
Page 66 66 Basic Operation KP Series Source Configuration Matrix and Display icons TABLE 5. ALWAYS ON/ENABLED SWITCHED DISABLED ICON DISPLAYED Speaker Front and Rear Front Rear Rear Front Front Rear Rear Front Front and Rear No icons display on the keypanel Headset Front and Rear Front...
Page 67: Setup
KP Series Basic Operation 67 Setup Pages Setup Pages are used to allow access to more key assignments than physical keys on the keypanel. This is useful for sharing a keypanel because setup pages can be used to swap between the key assignments used for each person. An alternative to Setup Pages is Panel Swap (see “Key Options Menu, Panel Swap”...
Page 68: Menu Passwords
68 Basic Operation KP Series Menu Passwords The keypanel is capable of locking the entire menu structure or only the service menu. This is implemented through AZedit (System | Miscellaneous | Keypanel Menu Password). For more information, see the AZedit user manual (p/n F01U239453). NOTE: Only numerical passwords are permitted.
Page 69 KP Series Basic Operation 69 To configure how voice messaging is to work, see “Audio Options Menu, VM Options (Audio Package Only)” on page 212. Up to seven voice messages can be recorded, with each voice messages being up to 30 seconds long. Voice Messaging Icons Icon Description...
Page 70 70 Basic Operation KP Series To toggle on AFK mode, do the following: On the keypanel keypad, press SHIFT+AFK. > The AFK icon appears in the panel display. To toggle off AFK mode, do the following: On the keypanel keypad, press SHIFT+AFK. >...
Page 71 KP Series Basic Operation 71 Voice Messages Menu The Voice Messages menu is used to display, retrieve, and listen to voice messages. When a keypanel receives and stores a VM or the keypanel has Rolling Buffer enabled, the voice message menu is accessible. From the Voice Message menu a scrollable list of available messages –...
Page 72 72 Basic Operation KP Series VM Playback Menu The VM Playback menu is used to play and listen to voice messages received on the keypanel. VM Playback Menu FIGURE 21. To listen to a message, do the following: Using the up and down arrow keys, scroll to the desired voice message. Using the AUX VOL shaft encoder, scroll to the desired voice message.
Page 73: User Programmable Buttons
The UPG buttons can be cleared using Key Options|Clear from the keypanel menu. IMPORTANT: On the KP-4016/4016PB keypanel, there are only two UPG Buttons available. However, on the KP-5032/5032PB, there are nine UPG buttons available – UPG1 through 4 are displayed on the keypad, while UPG 5 through 9 are available as the SHIFT version of the left column buttons (MENU, FWD, BACK, UPG3, and UPG4).
Page 74 Not Assigned, Talk Key, and UPG 1 through UPG 9 appears in the panel display. NOTE: If you are using a KP-4016/4016PB, there are only two UPG assignments available. To assign UPG2 on a KP-4016/4016PB or UPG5-9 on the KP-5032/5032PB, you must first press the SHIFT button.
Page 75: Keypanel Color Window
KP Series Basic Operation 75 Keypanel Color Window The Keypanel Color window, shown in Figure 22, is used to change the text and background colors assigned to function types, key assignments, and talk/listen indications. You can modify local intercom key assignments and function type colors, as well as remote intercom function type colors, giving you the flexibility to distinguish different systems through the use of color patterns.
Page 76 76 Basic Operation KP Series Function Types Page The Function Types page, shown in Figure 22, is used to change the default colors assigned to the various keypanel function types. Select Intercom Drop Down Menu The Select Intercom drop down menu is used to select the intercom system (local or remote) in which you want to change the color of the key function types.
Page 77 KP Series Basic Operation 77 Color Grid Color Grid FIGURE 23. Function Type Column The Function Type column displays the different function types you can make key color changes for. Available selections are: Null, Special Functions, Ports, Party Lines, IFBs, Special Lists, GPI Outputs, ISOs, UPL Resources, and IFB Special Lists.
Page 78 78 Basic Operation KP Series Key Assignment Page The Key Assignment page, shown in Figure 24, is used to change the colors assigned to the various assignment types. This means you can assign different colors to the individual function type resources. For example, you can change the display color for the party line assignment number 003.
Page 79 KP Series Basic Operation 79 Select Function Type Drop Down Menu The Select Function Type drop down menu is used to select the function type you want to display the function number resources for. Available selections for this field are: Ports, Party Lines, IFBs, Special Lists, GPI Outputs, ISOs, UPL Resources, and IFB Special Lists.
Page 80 80 Basic Operation KP Series Assignment Groups Page The Assignment Groups page, shown in Figure 25, is used to change the colors of the members of the different assignment groups. Assignments Groups Page FIGURE 25. Select Assignment Group Drop Down Menu The Select Assignment Group drop down menu is used to select the assignment group whose members you want to modify the key colors for.
Page 81 KP Series Basic Operation 81 Function Number Column The Function Number column displays the number of the assignment group you select from the Assignment Group drop down menu. For more information, see “Select Assignment Group Drop Down Menu” on page 80. Color Column The Color column is used to select the assignment group member you want to modify the associated color with.
Page 82 82 Basic Operation KP Series Miscellaneous Colors Page The Miscellaneous Colors page, shown in Figure 26, is used to change the colors of the talk and listen indicators seen on the KP-Series keypanel when talk and/or listen is activated. For more information on Talk and Listen indicators, “Talk/Listen Indicator” on page 50. Miscellaneous Colors Page FIGURE 26.
Page 83: Enhanced Tallies
KP Series Basic Operation 83 Enhanced Tallies Enhanced Tallies is used to configure how tallies look on the keypanel. You are able to change how incoming calls, PLs, IFBs, etc look on the keypanel. By default, an incoming call tally is indicated by a flashing alpha. With enhanced tallies, the text and background colors can be configured to appear alternately in the panel display, simulating a flashing keypanel.
Page 84 84 Basic Operation KP Series Tally # Column The Tally # column displays the tally number. This number is associated with the tally description and is used in creating UPL statements. AZedit supports 20 different tallies, however, the first 10 are predefined. Predefined Tallies TABLE 6.
Page 85 KP Series Basic Operation 85 Characteristics Column The Characteristics column is used to configure the characteristics or behavior of the visual tally. What you select in the Mode column determines what is seen in this column. From the Characteristics column, you can access a configuration window for either Text or Icon selections.
Page 86 86 Basic Operation KP Series Legacy Action Column The Legacy Action column is used to select how the tally description is implemented on keypanels that do not support Enhanced Tallies. Available options are: No Tally Incoming Call Tally In-Use Tally Busy Tally Extend Call Tally To select a legacy action, do the following:...
Page 87: Flash Text Characteristics Window
KP Series Basic Operation 87 Flash Text Characteristics Window The Flash Text Characteristics window is used to configure the way a text tally behaves for the selected tally. Flash Text Characteristics Window FIGURE 28. Swap Foreground / Background Colors Check Box The Swap Foreground / Background Colors check box indicates the foreground color swaps with the background color creating a blinking effect on the keypanel display.
Page 88 88 Basic Operation KP Series Selected Color Cell and Ellipsis Button The Selected Color cell displays the currently selected color of the background. The Ellipsis button opens the Select Color window where you can assign a different color to the background. Normal State Group Box The Normal State group box is used when the tally is active and is not in the flash state.
Page 89: Show Icon Characteristics Window
KP Series Basic Operation 89 Duty Cycle Drop Down Menu The Duty Cycle drop down menu is used to select the rate the tally flashes. Available options for this menu are: On Solid There is no flash Slow 25% The alternate text appears for 25% of the flash period (1/4 of a second), while the normal mode appears for 75% of the flash period (3/4 of a second) Slow 50% The flash and normal mode appear for 50% of the flash period (1/2 second each)
Page 90 90 Basic Operation KP Series Duty Cycle Drop Down Menu The Duty Cycle drop down menu is used to select the rate the icon flashes. Available options for this menu are: On Solid There is no flash Slow 25% The alternate text appears for 25% of the flash period (1/4 of a second), while the normal mode appears for 75% of the flash period (3/4 of a second) Slow 50% The flash and normal mode appear for 50% of the flash period (1/2 second each)
Page 91 KP Series Basic Operation 91 Enhanced Tally Icons Enhanced Tally Icons, shown in Table 7, are used to visually alert keypanel users of different events occurring on the keypanel and in the Matrix system. The keypanel ships withe these icons built-in by default. However, you can download new icons to the panel using AZedit.
Page 92 92 Basic Operation KP Series Tally Icon Descriptions TABLE 7. Icon Icon Name Description House Available for UPL Tally (animation supported) - The animation is a slow flash every half second. Handset Available for UPL Tally (animation supported) - The animation is a slow flash every half second. Lock Available for UPL Tally (animation not supported) Speaker...
Page 93: Panel Tally
KP Series Basic Operation 93 Panel Tally Panel Tally is used to notify a keypanel user of an event not specifically belonging to a key; for example, a blinking icon appears when a newscast is on air. Panel tallies are controlled through the use of UPL statements. Multiple UPL statements can be configured, but only one icon displays at a time.
Page 94: Create And Download New Icons
94 Basic Operation KP Series Create and Download New Icons IMPORTANT: AZedit 5.2.0 and later include the panel and key icon files. Key Overlay Icons An Overlay Icon is an icon that lies on top of a key in the keypanel display screen of the keypanel. There are 32 icons shipped with the keypanel and supported.
Page 95 KP Series Basic Operation 95 Panel Icons For Panel Icons, the icons are 32x32 pixels. 16 panel icons are supported, as well as 4-frame animation, so the bitmap must be 512x128, producing a table of 16x4 icons (each icon 32x32 pixels), see Figure 31. Like key icons, AZedit accepts a narrower image (as long as it is a multiple of 32) and uses white space to fill in the missing pixels.
Page 96: Keypanel Mirroring (Control Package Only)
NOTE: If a KP-5032 mirrors a KP-4016 or a DKP-4016, it does not take on the 1RU or desktop aspects. On the target keypanel, the keypad is locked out, preventing the target keypanel from entering the menu. Any changes to the configuration made by the supervisor keypanel are immediately transferred to the target keypanel.
Page 97 KP Series Basic Operation 97 To disable mirroring on a keypanel, do the following: In AZedit, click the Edit button. The Keypanel/Port Configuration window appears. Click the Advanced Tab. Clear the Enable Keypanel Mirroring check box. Send the changes to the intercom. Bosch Security Systems, F.01U.304.914 Rev.
Page 98 98 Basic Operation KP Series To enable mirroring on a keypanel, do the following: In AZedit, click the Edit button. The Keypanel/Port Configuration window appears. Click the Advanced Tab. Select the Enable Keypanel Mirroring check box. Send changes to the intercom. Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
Page 99: Real-Time Control In Azedit (Control Package Only)
KP Series Basic Operation 99 To take control of a target keypanel, do the following: IMPORTANT: When you enter the Mirror menu looking for a target panel to Mirror, you can only see panels that are locally scroll enabled (ie. if they aren’t in your scroll list, you won’t be able to mirror them). On the keypanel, starting at the Service menu, select Mirror.
Page 100 100 Basic Operation KP Series To enable real-time intercom volume adjustments, do the following: On the KP/Ports screen, click the Port Volumes icon. The Port Volumes window appears. Right-click in the keypanel key field and select Change Volume. The Port Volumes window appears. In the lower left-hand corner of the window, select the Enable Real Time Changes check box.
Page 101 KP Series Basic Operation 101 IMPORTANT: When changes have been made to the intercom volumes but have not been sent to the intercom and the Enable Real Time Changes check box is selected, a warning message appears (Figure 32). - Click Yes to abort all changes to volumes for this port. - Click No to leave the changes (but don’t send them).
Page 102 102 Basic Operation KP Series To adjust the intercom volumes via the Port Volumes window, do the following: On the KP/Ports screen, click the Port Volumes icon. The Port Volumes window appears. Right-click in the keypanel key field and select Change Volume. The Port Volumes window appears.
Page 103 KP Series Basic Operation 103 Keypanel Volume Controls Keypanel Volume Controls are used to modify volumes on keypanels without physically going to the keypanel to do so. Unlike Intercom Volume Controls, Keypanel Volume Controls are always changed in real-time. However, the real-time controls are only enabled if the keypanel supports it (licensed).
Page 104 104 Basic Operation KP Series From the drop down menu under Speaker, select Front or Rear. From the drop down menu under Headset, select Front or Rear. From the drop down menu under Aux In, select OMNEO 1 -8 or Aux 1-2. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 1 can be an Aux channel if the keypanel is connected to the intercom via AIO.
Page 105 KP Series Basic Operation 105 Mic Mute Mic Mute is used to remotely enable or disable a selected keypanel (port) microphone from AZedit. This feature requires the Control Package license. IMPORTANT: When the Mic is muted, the mic mute icon flashes on the keypanel. When Tone is enabled, the mic mute icon is static on the keypanel.
Page 106 106 Basic Operation KP Series Headset Transfer Headset Transfer is used to switch between headset and speaker on a selected keypanel/port remotely from AZedit. This feature requires the Control Package license. To switch to headset mode on the keypanel from AZedit, do the following: From the Port/Alpha group box, select the keypanel port/alpha of the keypanel you want to switch to headset mode.
Page 107 KP Series Basic Operation 107 AFK Mode AFK Mode is used to enable and disable AFK (Away From Keypanel) on a keypanel/port remotely from AZedit. This feature requires the Control Package license. For more information on AFK, see “Voice Messaging (Audio Package Only)” on page 68. To enter AFK mode on a keypanel remotely from AZedit, do the following: From the Port/Alpha group box, select the keypanel port/alpha you want to enable AFK.
Page 108 108 Basic Operation KP Series Enable Tone Enable Tone is used to enable and disable the tone generator on the selected keypanel/port from AZedit. This feature requires the Control Package license IMPORTANT: When Tone is enabled, the mic mute icon is static on the keypanel. When the Mic is muted, the mic mute icon flashes on the keypanel.
Page 109: Keypanel Configuration (Control Package Only)
KP Series Basic Operation 109 Keypanel Configuration (Control Package Only) The Keypanel Configuration window gives you the ability to upload a keypanel’s configuration file to AZedit, make changes to the configuration, save the configuration, and send it back to the keypanel. You can also send one configuration file to multiple keypanels from AZedit.
Page 110 110 Basic Operation KP Series Save All Button The Save All button is used to save the entire configuration file. To perform a save all, do the following Make modifications to the configuration file, as desired. Click the Save All button. The Save Keypanel Configuration window appears.
Page 111 KP Series Basic Operation 111 From the popup menu, select Download Keypanel Configuration..A network folder appears. Navigate to where the keypanel configuration file is kept. Select the file and click Open. The Download Keypanel Configuration window appears. Click Begin Download. Panel Options Page Keypanel Configuration –...
Page 112 112 Basic Operation KP Series LCP Encoder Assignments Group Box The LCP Encoder Assignments group box is used to assign volume control functions to the LCP shaft encoders remotely from AZedit. For a description of the selections available, see “Audio Options, Menu, LCP 16 CLD” on page 206. NOTE: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appears when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 113 KP Series Basic Operation 113 Panel Swap Group Box The Panel Swap group box is used to give users the ability to quickly and easily change a group of keypanel assignments on the keypanel. This is done through the use of virtual expansion panels. Panel swap differs from changing setup pages because the keys can stay active even when they are no longer visible on the main panel.
Page 114 114 Basic Operation KP Series UPG Key Definition Group Box The UPG Key Definition group box is used to assign different inputs and outputs to the UPG keys on the keypanel remotely from AZedit. For more information on UPG Buttons, see “User Programmable Buttons” on page 73. IMPORTANT: Menu Assignments cannot be created from this screen;...
Page 115 KP Series Basic Operation 115 Quick-Assign Listen Assignments Group Box The Quick Assign Listen Assignments group box is used to assign listen assignment to point-to-point, party line, special list, and group key assignments. Note, this does not change existing keypanel assignments, it only affects assignments you make in the future using the Quick Assign function.
Page 116 116 Basic Operation KP Series To configure panel mode, do the following: From the Intercom Mode drop down menu, select the Standard or Alternate. From the Alpha Size drop down menu, select 4 character, 6 character, 8 character, or 8 character (Unicode). Miscellaneous Group Box The Miscellaneous group box is used to configure SEL key functions and Page Change Mode.
Page 117 KP Series Basic Operation 117 GPI Inputs Assignments Group Box The GPI Inputs Assignment group box is used to configure GPI inputs on the keypanel. Inputs can be assigned to activate intercom keys (including group master keys). Further configuration can be done to allow GPI Inputs to track the state of the Output. For example, if an output is activated (and is being tracked by an input), the input is also activated.
Page 118 118 Basic Operation KP Series Footswitch Mode Group Box The Footswitch Mode group box is used to enable the footswitch and configure the behavior of keys upon release. For more information, see “Service Menu, Footswitch” on page 240. To cable for a Footswitch, see “Footswitch Cabling” on page 36. Panel Options Page –...
Page 119 KP Series Basic Operation 119 Display Page The Display Page is used to configure the keypanel and expansion panel displays, including backlight colors, percentage of brightness, screen saver settings, key display options, and panel display options. Keypanel Configuration – Display Page FIGURE 44.
Page 120 120 Basic Operation KP Series Keypad Backlight Group Box The Keypad Backlight group box is used to select the color and brightness of the keypad backlight LEDs at various usage states and to configure the keypad mode. For more information on the keypad backlight options and descriptions, see “Service Menu, Keypad” on page 243. Display Page –...
Page 121 The Panel Display Options group box is used to enable the menu context, display speaker volume and to switch the display to emulate a KP-32 keypanel. For more information on the available settings, see “Service Menu, Key View” on page 242. NOTE: Menu context is not available on the KP-4016. Display Page – Panel Display Options Group Box FIGURE 47.
Page 122 122 Basic Operation KP Series LCD Backlight Group Box The LCD Backlight group box allows you to set the brightness of the panel display of all keypanels and any expansion panel connected to the main keypanel. Display Page – LCD Backlight Group Box FIGURE 48.
Page 123 KP Series Basic Operation 123 To configure the screen saver, do the following: From the Activation Delay drop down menu, select the amount of inactive time before the screen saver activates on the keypanel. From the Display Mode drop down menu, select the display mode for the screen saver. From the Movement drop down menu, select the type of movement the screen saver should display.
Page 124 124 Basic Operation KP Series Solo And Exclusive Keys Group Box The Solo and Exclusive Keys group box is used to configure solo and exclusive keys. For a description of a solo key, see “Key Options Menu, Solo” on page 233. For a description of an exclusive key, see “Key Options Menu, Exclusive” on page 225.
Page 125 KP Series Basic Operation 125 To configure the exclusive keys, do the following: Click the Exclusive key browse button The Key Selection window opens. Select the check boxes which correlate to the keypanel keys and pages you want to assign an exclusive key. Click OK.
Page 126 126 Basic Operation KP Series Button Lock Group Box The Button Lock group box is used to lock talk and/or listen keys in the on or off position. Each key may be independently locked on or off. Key Options Page – Button Lock Group Box FIGURE 53.
Page 127 KP Series Basic Operation 127 To configure button lock on or off for listen keys, do the following: From the listen keys group box, click the browse button for Locked On Click the browse button for Locked Off. The Key Selection window opens. Select the check boxes of all the listen keys you want to configure as Locked On.
Page 128 128 Basic Operation KP Series Autodial Numbers Group Box The Autodial Numbers group box is used to configure up to 100 autodial numbers. Autodial stores commonly used phone numbers in the auto dial list locally on the keypanel. You can also create a centralized auto dial list which is stored on the Master Controller and maintained through AZedit.
Page 129 KP Series Basic Operation 129 One-Touch Autodials Group Box The One-Touch Autodials group box is used to assign autodial numbers to specific keypanel keys. One-Touch Auto Dials are configured using the locally stored numbers on the keypanel. Once a 1-Touch Auto Dial key is configured, pressing the configured key causes the TIF to go off-hook and auto dial the selected number.
Page 130 130 Basic Operation KP Series Key Groups Group Box The Key Groups group box is used to set up key groups. A key group allows a user to activate a group of keys by activating one key (the master key). When the master key is activated, all keys in the group become active. You can create up to four key groups.
Page 131 KP Series Basic Operation 131 Chimes Group Box The Chimes group box is used to configure a chime tone to sound on incoming call announcements for selected keypanel keys. You can configure the chime tone to activate for a specified amount of time after a call is received. For more information on chimes, see “Key Options Menu, Chime”...
Page 132 132 Basic Operation KP Series Key Icons Group Box The Key Icons group box is used to determine which key states will display an icon to visually represent their assigned state. For more information, see “Key Options Menu, Icons” on page 226. Key Options Page –...
Page 133 KP Series Basic Operation 133 Key Volumes Group Box Key Options Page – Key Volumes Group Box FIGURE 60. Allow Key Volume Adjustments Check Box The Allow Key Volume Adjustments check box is used to globally enable or disable key volume adjustments. To enable key volume adjustments, do the following: Select the Allow Key Volume Adjustments check box.
Page 134 134 Basic Operation KP Series Audio Options Page IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display. Keypanel Configuration – Audio Options FIGURE 61. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev.
Page 135 KP Series Basic Operation 135 Mic Modes Group Box The Mic Modes group box is used to configure panel mics and headset mics. Available options for this group box are: Disabled Enabled Switched When set to Switched Mode, the state of the Panel Mic is controlled by the Mic Sel key. The default for the Rear Panel Mic is disabled, while the default for the Front Panel Mic is switched.
Page 136 136 Basic Operation KP Series Aux Inputs Group Box The Aux Inputs group box is used to enable or disable the volume control for audio inputs through the front panel encoder. For more information, see “Audio Options Menu, Inputs” on page 204. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 137 KP Series Basic Operation 137 Number of Analog Aux Inputs Drop Down Menu The Number of Analog Aux Inputs drop down menu is used to select the number of auxiliary inputs on the keypanel when the panel has been licensed for OMNEO 3-8. When the keypanel is licensed for OMNEO 3–8, OMNEO 8 and Aux 1 are multiplexed, meaning you can have one or the other, but not both.
Page 138 138 Basic Operation KP Series Mic Options Group Box The Mic Options group box is used to choose how audio is routed to the Preamp Output connector, configure the actions of the Mic Mute key, to enable or disable mic gain on the keypanel, and to configure AEC (Acoustic Echo Cancellation) prioritization on a microphone.
Page 139 KP Series Basic Operation 139 Matrix Out and Sidetone Options Group Box The Matrix Out and Sidetone Options group box is used to select whether audio from the selected active mic goes out to the Matrix when a talk key is active (NORMAL mode) or audio goes out the Matrix without regard to the talk key state (HOT MIC mode) and at what output level to send it.
Page 140 140 Basic Operation KP Series Headset Configuration Group Box The Headset Configuration group box is used to define the microphone type – Auto-detect, Dynamic, or Electret. Also from this group box, you configure Auto-Transfer and Auto-Mute. For more information, see “Type” on page 202, “Auto-Transfer” on page 203, “Auto-Mute” on page 201 Audio Options Page –...
Page 141 KP Series Basic Operation 141 Tone Generator Group Box The Tone Generator group box is used to define the tone frequency. The tone generator is used to check the audio path from the keypanel to the matrix. Available selections for this menu are: 500Hz Tone (default) 1kHz Tone Audio Options Page –...
Page 142 142 Basic Operation KP Series Audio Levels Page IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display. Keypanel Configuration – Audio Levels FIGURE 71. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev.
Page 143 KP Series Basic Operation 143 Input Volumes Group Box The Input Volumes group box is used to adjust the current volume, in dB, for all input sources. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 144 144 Basic Operation KP Series Output Volumes Group Box The Output Volumes group box is used to set the volume level, in dB, for outputs at the keypanel. This is the volume level available when using the Main Volume control knob, located on the front of the keypanel Audio Levels Page –...
Page 145 KP Series Basic Operation 145 Output Dim Amounts Group Box The Output Dim Amounts group box is used to set how much the output is dimmed when a talk key is pressed. Audio Levels Page – Output Dim Amounts Group Box FIGURE 75.
Page 146 146 Basic Operation KP Series To configure input volumes, do the following: Using the Volume column spin box, adjust the volume for the input desired. > Maximum Output Volumes Group Box The Maximum Output Volumes group box is used to set the maximum level, in dB, of the volume the user can configure for a headset or a speaker.
Page 147 KP Series Basic Operation 147 Chime Volumes Group Box The Chime Volumes group box is used to set the volume for each of the built-in chimes, as well as to enable or disable preview of chimes during chime selection in this menu and others that reference chimes. For a description of the range of volumes available, see “Audio Options Menu, Chime”...
Page 148 148 Basic Operation KP Series Advanced Page IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased; otherwise, they do not display. Keypanel Configuration – Advanced FIGURE 79. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05...
Page 149 KP Series Basic Operation 149 AGC Group Box The AGC (Automatic Gain Control) group box is used to set the speed at which a microphone becomes active and the speed at which a sustainable level is achieved through the use of the Attack menu and the Decay menu. You can set these levels for the front, rear, and headset microphones used with the keypanel.
Page 150 150 Basic Operation KP Series Mixing Group Box The Mixing group box allows you to route selected input audio signals to different destinations. For a complete list of destinations and more information, see “Mixing” on page 197. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 151 KP Series Basic Operation 151 Compression Group Box The Compression group box is used to change the audio’s gain, meaning audio above the noise gate threshold is changed according to the compression ratio selected. The compression is used to change the dynamic range of the mic input. This means loud sounds are softened;...
Page 152 152 Basic Operation KP Series Gating Group Box The Gating group box is used to minimize or eliminate background noise problems by shutting off an audio source when the audio level drops below a certain threshold. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 153 KP Series Basic Operation 153 Noise Gate Group Box The Noise Gate group box is used to enable, disable or adjust (if licensed) the audio level at which the mic turns on. If not licensed, noise gate can be enabled or disabled. When enabled, microphone noise gate is set to -72dBu; when the noise gate is disabled, the microphone is always on.
Page 154 154 Basic Operation KP Series Filters Page The Filters page is used to add input and output bandpass filters, frequency response (equalization) filters or notch filters to a Matrix In source. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 155 KP Series Basic Operation 155 Input Bandpass Filters Group Box The Input Bandpass Filters group box is used to enable bandpass filters which set a low and high frequency range where frequencies within the two frequency points are passed and anything outside of the range is rejected. IMPORTANT: OMNEO 3 through OMNEO 8 only appear when the Audio Package is purchased, otherwise, they do not display.
Page 156 156 Basic Operation KP Series Output Bandpass Filters Group Box The Output Bandpass Filters group box is used to enable bandpass filters which set a low and high frequency range where frequencies within the two frequency points are passed and anything outside of the range is rejected. Filters Page –...
Page 157 KP Series Basic Operation 157 Input Equalization Filters Group Box Equalization allows the user to select predefined settings that modify the frequency envelope of an audio channel. This is a 5-band equalizer. Each preset provides a different EQ to be applied to the audio. For more information on available options, see “Equalization”...
Page 158 158 Basic Operation KP Series Output Equalization Filters Group Box Equalization allows the user to select predefined settings that modify the frequency envelope of an audio channel. This is a 5- band equalizer. Each preset provides a different EQ to be applied to the audio. For more information on available options, see “Equalization”...
Page 159 KP Series Basic Operation 159 Notch Filter Mode The Notch menu allows you to add a notch filter to the Matrix In source. This can be useful when the keypanel data port signal is being heard in the audio line due to cable routing problems. For descriptions of the available selections, see “Notch”...
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Page 161: Firmware Download
CHAPTER 4 Firmware Download NOTE: The instructions provided below are shown using the KP-5032, but are applicable for all family keypanels. Download Firmware to the Keypanel From AZedit To download firmware to the keypanel, do the following: Open AZedit. From the Status menu, select Port. The Port Status window appears.
Page 162 162 Firmware Download KP Series Using the browse button, browse to the file to be downloaded. Click Open. The Download Device Firmware window appears. Click Begin Download. The download begins. Verify the keypanel displays the FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD message with a progression bar. Once the download is complete, the keypanel has to process the downloaded file.
Page 163: Download Firmware To The Keypanel Using The Firmware Upload Tool
KP Series Firmware Download 163 Once the keypanel is finished processing the download, the keypanel begins to reprogram. The keypanel flashes a REPROGRAMMING DO NOT POWER OFF message in the display panel. NOTE: This can take up to 2 minutes to complete if connected via OMNEO and up to 15 minutes to complete if •...
Page 164 164 Firmware Download KP Series From the File menu, select Options. The Firmware Upload Tool Options window appears. Click the Change button. The folder network window appears. Navigate to the folder where the firmware resides. Click OK. Click OK, again. The Firmware Upload Tool Options window closes.
Page 165 KP Series Firmware Download 165 From the list of firmware, select the firmware you want to download. Click the Start button. Once the firmware has been updated, the keypanel reboots automatically. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05...
Page 166: Enable Downloading New Bootloader From The Keypanel
166 Firmware Download KP Series Enable Downloading New Bootloader from the Keypanel IMPORTANT: If the keypanel is running firmware v2.1.0 (or v1.3.0 for OCP) downloading the bootloader is always enabled By default, the keypanel does not allow downloading different bootloader versions – this can be enabled in the keypanel menu. To enable the bootloader firmware downloads on the keypanel, do the following: While pressing the Main Vol and Aux Vol encoders on the front of the keypanel at the same time, press the MENU button.
Page 167 KP Series Firmware Download 167 At the same time, press and hold keypanel key 15 in the listen position (up) and keypanel key 16 in the talk position (down), while you connect the power cord to the keypanel. KP-5032/4016 - Boot Loader Waiting for download... appears in the panel display. In AZedit, from the Status menu, select Software Versions.
Page 168 168 Firmware Download KP Series Click Open. The Download Device Firmware window appears. Click Begin Download. The Download begins and a popup message appears. Click OK. The KP-5032/4016 firmware download finishes. NOTE: This can take up to 15 minutes to complete if connected via AIO. Use the Keypanel Version Information window to follow the progress of the download (the number and percentage of chunks completed).
Page 169: Display The Fpga Version On The Keypanel
KP Series Firmware Download 169 Display the FPGA Version on the Keypanel To display the FPGA version currently installed in the keypanel, do the following: While pressing the Main Vol and Aux Vol encoders on the front of the keypanel at the same time, press the MENU button.
Page 170 170 Firmware Download KP Series Click Open. The Download Device Firmware window appears. Click Begin Download. The download begins. A progress bar appears to show the progress of the download. Click OK. The KP-5032/4016 firmware download to the Matrix finishes. The Download FPGA Firmware To The Keypanel begins.
Page 171 KP Series Firmware Download 171 Verify the Keypanel Version Information window is displaying the numbers of chunks (of data) transferred to the keypanel. Verify the keypanel displays the FPGA DOWNLOAD message with a progression bar. Once the download is complete, the keypanel has to process the downloaded file. Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
Page 172 172 Firmware Download KP Series Verify the Keypanel Version Information window displays Processing download on the keypanel port you chose. Verify the keypanel displays PROCESSING DOWNLOAD with a progression bar. Once the keypanel is finished processing the download, the keypanel begins to reprogram.The keypanel flashes a REPROGRAMMING: DO NOT POWER OFF message in the display panel.
Page 173: Download A Splash Screen
KP Series Firmware Download 173 Download a Splash Screen IMPORTANT: The maximum bitmap size is 576 x 90. If the bitmap is smaller than the full screen dimensions, the keypanel centers the bitmap horizontally and vertically on the display and fills the background with the same color as the pixel in the top left corner of the splash screen.
Page 174 174 Firmware Download KP Series Verify the Keypanel Version Information window is displaying the numbers of chunks (of data) transferred to the keypanel. Verify the keypanel displays the SPLASH DOWNLOAD message with a progression bar. Once the download is complete, the keypanel has to process the downloaded file. Once the keypanel is finished processing the download, the keypanel begins to reprogram.
Page 175: Download A Font File
KP Series Firmware Download 175 Download a Font File Open AZedit. From the Status menu, select Software Versions|Keypanels. The Keypanel Version Information window appears. Find the port number where the KP-5032/4016 is assigned. Highlight the Port (keypanel) to be updated. You may select more than one at a time by holding CTRL key down while you select.
Page 176 176 Firmware Download KP Series Verify the Keypanel Version Information window is displaying the numbers of chunks (of data) transferred to the keypanel. Verify the keypanel displays the FONT DOWNLOAD message with a progression bar. Once the download is complete, the keypanel has to process the downloaded file. Verify the Keypanel Version Information window displays Processing download on the keypanel port you chose.
Page 177: Download An Icon File
KP Series Firmware Download 177 Verify the keypanel displays the PROCESSING DOWNLOAD message with a progression bar. Once the keypanel is finished processing the download, the keypanel begins to reprogram.The keypanel flashes a Reprogramming: Do Not Power Off message in the display panel. This can take several minutes. Once the reprogramming is complete, the keypanel reboots.
Page 178 178 Firmware Download KP Series Select Download icons..The Icon Download window appears. Navigate to the icon file (.bmp or .jpg) you want to use. Click Open. The Download Icon File window appears. Verify the correct Icon Type radio button is selected – Key Overlay or Panel Tally radio button. Click Begin Download.
Page 179: Download User Chimes (Control Package Only)
KP Series Firmware Download 179 Once the keypanel is finished, it begins to reprogram. The keypanel flashes a REPROGRAMMING: DO NOT POWER OFF message in the display panel. This can take several minutes. Once the reprogramming is complete, the keypanel reboots. Download User Chimes (Control Package Only) Open AZedit.
Page 180 180 Firmware Download KP Series Click Begin Download. The download begins. A progress bar appears to show the progress of the download. Once the download is complete the Download Keypanel Font window closes. Verify the Keypanel Version Information window is displaying the numbers of chunks (of data) transferred to the keypanel.
Page 181: Download Screen Savers (Control Package Only)
Download Screen Savers (Control Package Only) IMPORTANT: Recommended screen saver bitmap file size: KP-4016 – min 16x16, max 192x60 (W x H) KP-5032 – min 16x16, max 192x130 (W x H) To download a screen saver image, do the following: Open AZedit.
Page 182 182 Firmware Download KP Series IMPORTANT: If the image is too large for a 1 RU keypanel, AZedit auto-selects 2 RU. Click Begin Download. The download begins. A progress bar appears to show the progress of the download. Once the download is complete the Download Keypanel Font window closes. Verify the Keypanel Version Information window is displaying the numbers of chunks (of data) transferred to the keypanel.
Page 183 KP Series Firmware Download 183 Once the keypanel is finished downloading, the keypanel begins to reprogram.The keypanel flashes a REPROGRAMMING: DO NOT POWER OFF message in the display panel. This can take several minutes, Once the reprogramming is complete, the keypanel reboots.
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Page 185: Kp-4016/5032 Menu System
CHAPTER 5 KP-4016/5032 Menu System NOTE: A menu system quick reference chart is located at “Keypanel Menu Quick Reference” on page 269. Main Menu Access IMPORTANT: For more detailed information on Basic Key operation, see “Menu Navigation and Shaft Encoder Knobs”...
Page 186: Menu System, Audio Options
186 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series To access the main menu structure, do the following: On the keypanel keypad, press the MENU button. The Information menu structure displays across the middle of the panel display.  Using the arrow buttons on the keypad, navigate through the menu options.
Page 187 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 187 Audio Options Menu, Advanced • • Compression • Filters • Gating • Metering • Mixing • Mix Mode • AEC (Acoustic Echo Cancellation) is used to prevent feedback from occurring between the microphone and the speaker. AEC is only available on one microphone;...
Page 188 188 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series The AGC (Automatic Gain Control) menu is used to set the speed at which a microphone becomes active and the speed at which a sustainable level is achieved through the use of the Attack menu and the Decay menu. You can set these levels for the front, rear, and headset microphones used with the keypanel.
Page 189 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 189 To configure the decay speed for a microphone source, do the following: Starting at the Audio Options|Advanced|AGC menu, select Decay. Press the SEL button. Front Hdst, Front Mic, Rear Hdst, and Rear Mic appears in the panel display.
Page 190 190 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Filters Filters allow you to add a bandpass filter, a preset frequency response (equalization) filter or a notch filter to the Matrix In audio source. Bandpass The Bandpass menu is used to enable using bandpass filters as well as set a low and high frequency range where frequencies within the two frequency points are passed and anything outside of the range is rejected.
Page 191 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 191 Using the arrow buttons, select Mode. Disabled and Enabled appear in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select Enabled. Press the SEL button. An arrow appears next to the selected option. Press the CLR button.
Page 192 192 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series To configure a preset frequency response for an output, do the following: Starting at the Audio Options|Advanced|Filters menu, select Equalization. Inputs and Outputs appears in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select either Output.
Page 193 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 193 Press the SEL button. The Low Freq scroll box and the High Freq scroll box appear in the panel display. Using the up and down arrow buttons, select the low frequency you desire. Using the left and right arrow buttons, select the high frequency scroll box.
Page 194 194 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series To configure the 5-band gain for outputs, do the following: Starting at the Audio Options|Advanced|Filters menu, select Equalization. Press the SEL button. Inputs and Outputs appears in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select Output Press the SEL button.
Page 195 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 195 Gating Gating (also called VOX) allows you to minimize or eliminate background noise problems by shutting off an audio source when the audio level drops below a certain threshold. Gating can be applied to the following:...
Page 196 196 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Metering Metering allows you to monitor an audio source connected to the keypanel. The energy of the incoming audio is split into five bands and displayed on the left side of the keypanel when enabled.
Page 197 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 197 Mixing Mixing allows you to route selected audio signals to the following destinations: To Matrix Rear Speaker • • Front Left Headphone Rear Left Headphone • • Front Right Headphone Rear Right Headphone •...
Page 198 198 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series NOTE: OMNEO 1-8 appears only if the Audio Package is installed. Resources Table TABLE 9. Destination Matrix OUT Front Speakers Front Headset Left Front Headset Right Rear Headset Left Rear Speaker Left Rear Speaker Right...
Page 199 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 199 Mix Mode The Mix Mode menu is used to control whether mixes made to the speakers and headsets are muted when they are not active. Available options for this menu are: Aux Mixes Switched (default) Aux inputs mixed to matrix out, preamp out, speakers or headsets are only heard when the panel is in the appropriate headset or speaker mode.
Page 200 200 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Audio Options Menu, Chime The Chime menu is used to set the volume for each of the built-in chimes, as well as to enable or disable preview of chimes during chime selection in this menu and others that reference chimes.
Page 201 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 201 Audio Options Menu, Ganged Vols Ganged Vols is used to set what happens when adjusting the volume for a ganged channel pair when the volumes are not identical and one of the volumes reaches the minimum or maximum level.
Page 202 202 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Type Available selections for the Type menu are: Auto-Detect (default) The keypanel automatically detects the type of microphone connected. Dynamic Electret To configure the Headset Mic Auto-mute, do the following: Starting at the Audio Options menu, select Headset Mic.
Page 203 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 203 Audio Options Menu, Headset Speaker The Headset Spkr menu option is used to control the headset detection functions: auto-transfer, which is used to detect if a headset is present, and mode, which determines when and where audio is heard. Also from this menu, the Main shaft encoder is defined how to control the front and rear speakers.
Page 204 204 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Mode Available selections for the Mode menu are: Always On (d) Disabled Switched When set to Switched, the state of the Headset Spkr is controlled by the Mic Sel key. To configure the Headset Spkr Mode, do the following: Starting at the Audio Options|Headset Spkr menu, select Front or Rear.
Page 205 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 205 Audio Options Menu, Key Volumes The Key Volumes menu is used to enable or disable the adjusting of crosspoint listen gains. If key volumes are enabled, the user can adjust the list gains for Matrix crosspoints from the keypanels. Alternatively, you can reset key gains back to their default settings.
Page 206 The LCP 16 CLD (Level Control Panel) is connected to the keypanel. The LCP 16 CLD, when connected to a keypanel is only used to adjust input and output volumes. You may connect only one LCP panel to the KP-5032 or KP-4016.
Page 207 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 207 Audio Options Menu, Max Volume The Max Volume menu is used to set the maximum level, in dB, of the volume the user can configure for a headset or a speaker. This feature prevents incoming audio from being too loud.
Page 208 208 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Audio Options Menu, Mic Mute The Mic Mute menu is used to configure the actions of the Mic Mute key. Available options are: Disabled By disabling the mic mute key, users are not able to mute the microphone from the front panel.
Page 209 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 209 Audio Options Menu, Panel Mic The Panel Mic menu option is used to configure how the panel mic operates. Available options for this field are: Disabled Enabled Switched When set to Switched, the state of the Panel Mic is controlled by the Mic Sel key.
Page 210 210 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Audio Options Menu, Sidetone The Sidetone menu is used to configure the level, in dB, at which the user hears their own voice. Most people prefer some amount of sidetone to overcome the muffled sensation when talking, especially when wearing a dual-sided headset.
Page 211 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 211 Volume Control Available selections for the Volume Control menu are: NOTE: For more information on Ganged Volume configuration, see “Audio Options Menu, Ganged Vols” on page 201. Ganged The volume controls are tied to each other, only one knob is turned to adjust volume levels.
Page 212 212 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Audio Options Menu, VM Options (Audio Package Only) The VM Options menu is used to configure voice message playback options, voice message recording options, and mailbox full actions. Playback Menu The Playback menu is used to configure how incoming audio (matrix input, aux input, etc) is handled while the user is listening to a voice message.
Page 213 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 213 To configure how incoming audio is handled while listening to voice message, do the following: Starting at the Audio Options|VM Options menu, select Playback. Press the SEL button. Isolate and Mix appear in the panel display.
Page 214: Menu System, Display
214 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Menu System, Display Use this menu to display information about the keypanel configuration. The information available for display is as follows: Assign Type Auto Dial Chans On Chime Exclusive Key Groups Key List LCP 16 CLD...
Page 215 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 215 Display Menu, Chans On Chans On displays a scroll list of all intercom ports with crosspoints currently closed to this keypanel. Chans On is typically used to locate an open mic or other open audio source that needs to be shut off. The most likely cause is a talk key that has been left on at some keypanel.
Page 216 216 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Display Menu, Key List Key List displays and allows users to see all the other assignments on other keypanel pages not currently showing in the keypanel display. To display the Key List information, do the following: Starting at the Display menu, select Key List.
Page 217 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 217 Display Menu, Matrix Matrix displays the intercom system name for all talk level 1 key assignments. The local intercom is represented by a green key, while a remote intercom is represented by a red key. If a key assignment is not present on a key, an unassigned key displays.
Page 218: Menu System, Key Assign Menu
218 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Menu System, Key Assign Menu The Key Assign menu is used to assign intercom key assignments and auto functions to keypanel keys. Available options for this menu are: Matrix (only in trunked systems) Pt-to-Pt...
Page 219 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 219 Key Assign Menu, Pt-to-Pt Pt-to-Pt assigns a key that talks or listens to another intercom port. NOTE: Some Pt-to-Pt destinations may be non-keypanel devices that cannot activate talk and listen paths. Therefore, if you want full communication, you may need to assign both talk and listen on the key. For more information, see “Key Assign Menu, Auto Funcs”...
Page 220 220 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Key Assign Menu, Special List Special List assigns a key that talks and/or listens to a special list. The key is not available until members have been assigned to the special list in AZedit.
Page 221 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 221 Key Assign Menu, Camera ISO Camera ISO assigns an ISO (isolate) assignment type to the key. By default, all ISOs are restricted. You must select the appropriate scroll enable check box in AZedit, to see ISOs.
Page 222 222 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Key Assign Menu, Auto Funcs Auto Funcs assigns an auto function to the key. Available options for this menu are: All Call Talk level 1 only. Turns all Talk keys on to the left of the AC key, up to the next AC key or the end of the row.
Page 223: Menu System, Key Options Menu
Using the keypanel keypad, enter the phone number you want to store (for example, 5551234567). IMPORTANT: You must use FWD/BACK on the KP-5032 or Aux Shaft Encoder push (FWD)/MAIN Shaft Encoder push (BACK) on the KP-4016. On the keypanel keypad, press FWD. Save Number? appears in the panel display.
Page 224 224 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series To delete a stored auto dial number, do the following: Starting at the Key Options|Auto Dial menu, select Numbers. Press the SEL button. #01:<empty> appears in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select the Auto Dial number you want to remove.
Page 225 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 225 Key Options Menu, Clear The Clear menu option is used to clear any key options that have been assigned to a specific key or to clear the UPG button assignment. To clear a key’s key options, do the following: Starting at the Key Options menu, select Clear.
Page 226 226 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Key Options Menu, Icons The Icons menu option is used to enable icon overlays for various key states. There are seven key states that can be indicated using an icon. By default, icons are enabled, which means they are displayed.
Page 227 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 227 Key Options Menu, Key Groups Key Groups is used to create a key group. A key group allows the user to activate a group of keys by activating one key (the master key). When the master key is activated, all keys in the group become active.
Page 228 228 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Key Options Menu, Latching Latching is used to enable or disable the keypanel key to stay on when pressed. When Latching is enabled, the talk function stays on after the talk key is pressed briefly. Otherwise, the talk function only works when the button is pressed. You configure globally across all keys, or on a per key basis.
Page 229 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 229 Key Options Menu, Lock (Button Lock) Lock is used to lock keypanel keys in the on or off position. Each key may be independently locked on or off. To lock a button on, do the following: Starting at the Key Options| menu, select Lock.
Page 230 230 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Key Options Menu, Panel Swap Panel Swap gives users the ability to quickly and easily change a group of keypanel assignments on the keypanel. This is done through the use of virtual expansion panels. Panel swap differs from changing setup pages because the keys can stay active even when they are no longer visible on the main panel.
Page 231 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 231 Panel Swap Control Options There are five ways to activate panel swap: Keypad FWD Keypad BACK Keypad UPG1 to UPG 9 GPI Inputs Opto 1 and Opto 2 GPI Outputs Relay 1 and 2...
Page 232 232 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Panel Swap Key States Key States define what happens to the key states when a row of keys is not currently visible. There are two possible modes of operation: Force Off Talk and listen key states are forced off when the row of keys is not visible.
Page 233 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 233 To configure the panel swap key states, do the following: Starting at the Key Options|Panel Swap menu, select Key States. Press the SEL button. Force Off and Retain appear in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select the key state you want to enable (see “Panel Swap Key States” on page 232).
Page 234 234 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Key Options Menu, Tallies Tallies are used to indicate incoming calls with blinking alpha assignments. You can configure tally time as 5, 10, or 15 seconds or set it as indefinite. If indefinite is selected, when a caller presses and releases the talk key, a tally with a minimum duration appears. If the call is answered before the minimum duration is met, the tally is cancelled.
Page 235: Menu System, Omneo Offers
KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 235 To configure a UPG to require a confirmation before turning off keys, do the following: Starting at the Key Options|Turn Off menu, select All Keys, Talk Keys or Listen Keys. Press the SEL button.
Page 236: Menu System, Rvon Offers (Only Available When An Rvon-Io Is Detected)
236 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Menu System, RVON Offers (Only available when an RVON-IO is detected) The RVON Offers menu item is used to configure the matrix connection when an RVON-I/O is attached to the AIO port on the back of the keypanel.
Page 237: Menu System, Service
KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 237 Menu System, Service The information available for key assign is as follows: Alphas Aux Select Display Footswitch Intercom Mode Key View Keypad LCD Backlight Local GPIO Mirror OMNEO Setup Page Change Reset Cfg RVON Setup...
Page 238 The Number of Entries sub-menu is used to define how many calls can be shown in the CWW. On both the KP-5032 and the KP-4016 the maximum number of entries is 9, while the minimum is 3 (2 in Unicode).
Page 239 Breadcrumb navigation helps provide context in navigating through the keypanel menu. NOTE: Not available on the KP-4016 due to display space constraints. Show Volume The Show Volume feature is used to enable always-on display of the volume bar for Front Headset, Front Speaker, Matrix, Rear Headset, or Rear Speaker, depending on what is selected from the encoder knobs.
Page 240 240 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series KP32 Emulation The KP32 Emulation is used to switch the display alphas and background to emulate the KP32 with the black background and green lettering. IMPORTANT: Only the display of key and key assignment changes, the menu structure and other display elements do not revert to the KP32 display.
Page 241 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 241 Disabling To disable the footswitch, do the following Starting at the Service|Footswitch menu, select Mode. Press the SEL button. Disabled Enabled appears in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select Disabled. Press the SEL button.
Page 242 242 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Service Menu, Key View The Key View menu is used to configure the keypanel keys to show key crosspoint gains, show listen assignments, or show the matrix for each key assignment. NOTE: Show Lstn and Show Mtx are mutually exclusive options. Only one of these options may be enabled at a time.
Page 243 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 243 Service Menu, Keypad Keypad menu is used to configure the default function assigned to the SEL key when not in menu mode and also the keypad backlight behavior. Backlight The Backlight menu is used to select the color and brightness of the keypad backlight LEDs at various usage states and to configure the keypad mode.
Page 244 244 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series To configure the keypad Setup option, do the following: Starting at the Service|Keypad menu, select Backlight. Press the SEL button. Activation and Setup appear in the panel display. Using the left and right arrow buttons, select Setup.
Page 245 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 245 SEL Key The SEL Key menu allows the user to choose what function the SEL key performs when not in menu mode. This menu allows you to set up the SEL key functionality. Available selections for this field are:...
Page 246 246 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Service Menu, LCD Backlight The LCD Backlight menu option allows you to set the brightness of the panel display of all keypanels, just the main panel or any expansion panel connected to the main keypanel.
Page 247 Using the arrow buttons, select Relay 1 or Relay 2. Press the SEL button. Not Assigned, Talk Key and UPG 1 through UPG 9 (KP-5032) or UPG 1 and UPG 2 (KP-4016) appears in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select the method you want to control the GPIO Output.
Page 248 248 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Service Menu, Mirror (Control Package Only) The Mirror menu provides a scroll list of keypanels which can be the target of a mirror operation. All KP-Series units can be a mirror target, a license is not required for targets.
Page 249 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 249 Press the SEL button. Disabled and Enabled appear in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select Enabled. Press the SEL button. Press the CLR button to exit the menu. To configure the OKP device name, do the following: Starting at the Service|OMNEO Setup menu, select OKP.
Page 250 250 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Press the SEL button. The focus shifts to the second octet. Using the number pad, enter the second octet number in the IP Address. Press the SEL button. The focus shifts to the third octet.
Page 251 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 251 Press the SEL button. The DNS 1 Server Address appears with the first octet blinking in the panel display. Using the number pad, enter the first octet number in the DNS Address. Press the SEL button.
Page 252 252 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Service Menu, Page Change Page Change is used to select whether you are allowed to change setup pages while talk keys are active. By default, in Standard Intercom Mode, page changes are allowed when talk keys are active. However, the default in Alternate Intercom Mode does not allow page changes to occur when talk keys are active.
Page 253 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 253 Using the number pad, enter the first octet number in the IP Address. Press the SEL button. The focus shifts to the second octet. Using the number pad, enter the second octet number in the IP Address.
Page 254 254 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Service Menu, Scrn Saver Scrn Saver allows the user to configure the way the screen saver feature operates. Available selections for this menu are: Activate Allows the user to activate the screen saver immediately (used to test current display settings).
Page 255 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 255 To set the screen saver mode (type), do the following: Starting at the Service|Scrn Saver menu, select Mode. Press the SEL button. Bitmap, Display Off and Text appear in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select Bitmap to have a bitmap image display when the screen saver activates.
Page 256 256 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series Service Menu, Snoop Tally Snoop Tally, when enabled, indicates to keypanel users somebody is listening to them. For example, snoop tallies are displayed on keypanel 1, if there is another keypanel which is listening to keypanel 1 via a point-to-point or a special list, but is not talking to keypanel 1.
Page 257 KP Series KP-4016/5032 Menu System 257 Service Menu, Test Panel Test Panel allows the user to check the operation of all keys and displays on the keypanel. Test Panel Key Descriptions TABLE 11. Display Action All alpha numeric displays show a % symbol when in Test Panel mode.
Page 258 258 KP-4016/5032 Menu System KP Series To enable the test panel, do the following: On the keypanel keypad, press MENU. The Information menu appears in the panel display. Using the arrow buttons, select Service. Press the SEL button. The Service submenu appears in the panel display.
Page 259: Telephone Interface (Tif) Operation
CHAPTER 6 Telephone Interface (TIF) Operation NOTE: Telephone operation requires an optional TIF (Telephone Interface). You must assign an intercom key to talk/listen to the TIF. We recommend a talk + auto follow assignment. See the TIF User Manual (PN F01U193285) for specific TIF configuration options.
Page 260 260 Telephone Interface (TIF) Operation KP Series Keypanel Hang Up NOTE: You can also hang up a TIF by pressing SHIFT+DROP, and then tapping the TIF assignment. To hang up the telephone, do the following: On the keypanel, press the TIF key down to turn it on. Auto Dial, Hang Up, Manual Dial, and Redial appear in the panel display.
Page 261: Centralized Auto Dials
KP Series Telephone Interface (TIF) Operation 261 Centralized Auto Dials The Centralized Auto Dials allows up to 999 phone numbers to be stored in the intercom as a scrollable list from the keypanels. Auto dials are telephone numbers frequently dialed and are maintained using the AZedit Intercom Configuration Software.
Page 262 262 Telephone Interface (TIF) Operation KP Series To add a telephone number to the Auto Dial database, do the following: From the System menu in AZedit, select Auto Dial. The Auto Dial window appears. From the Auto Dial column, double-click an auto dial number. The Edit Auto Dial window appears.
Page 263 KP Series Telephone Interface (TIF) Operation 263 Click Done when you are finished. Click Next to enter another Alpha Description. From the Online menu in AZedit, select Send Changes. The Send Changes window appears. Click OK. The changes are sent to the intercom and the telephone number is added to the intercom system auto dial table. To use centralized auto dial numbers, do the following: On the keypanel, press the TIF assignment key.
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Page 265: Keypad Quick Reference
CHAPTER 7 Keypad Quick Reference Keypad Sequence Introduction Keypad sequences are a series of keypad strokes made on the keypanel, which in turn displays specific information (such as keypanel ID, talk level 2 assignments, etc.). Keypanel sequences are shortcuts via the keypanel keypad. As with other keypanels, the KP-5032/4016Series allows you to lock the entire menu or only the service menu.
Page 266 266 Keypad Quick Reference KP Series Keypad Sequences Keypad Description MENU Open the main menu Move one selection forward through highlighted menu option BACK Move one selection backwards through highlighted menu option Display a list of available intercoms available to scroll from Arrow Up Scroll upward through scroll list or available key assignments one at a time Arrow Left...
Page 267 KP Series Keypad Quick Reference 267 Keypad Sequences 7,<key> Copy the CWW to a key 0,0,0,8,1 Show panel ID 0,0,0,8,2 Show talk level 2 assignments 0,0,0,8,3 Show listen assignments 0,0,0,8,7 Enable tone 0,0,0,8,0 Enter test mode 0,0,3,1,SEL,<listen key> Program a listen key with an AL assignment 0,0,3,2,SEL,<listen key>...
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Page 269: Keypanel Menu Quick Reference
CHAPTER 8 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference Audio Options Advanced Mic Priority Front Mic (default) Rear Mic Attack Front Hdst 0.5ms Front Mic Fast Attack Speed 1ms (default) Rear Hdst Rear Mic Decay Front Hdst 500ms (default) Front Mic Decay 750ms Rear Hdst 1000ms Rear Mic...
Page 270 270 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series Frequencies 0 Hz (default) 15.6Hz Low Freq 31.5Hz 50Hz 22kHz (default) 16kHz High Freq 8KHz 4KHz Mode Disabled (default) Enabled Outputs Both Front Hdst Left Chan Rear Hdst Right Chan Frequencies Low Freq 0 Hz (default) 15.6Hz 31.5Hz...
Page 271 KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 271 Equalization Inputs Disabled (default) Front Hdst Modes Enabled Front Mic Default (default) Matrix In Hiss Reduction Presets Rear Hdst Noise Reduction Rear Mic Rumble Reduction Outputs Disabled (default) Modes Enabled Default (default) Front Spkr Hiss Reduction Rear Spkr Presets...
Page 272 272 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series Mixing Aux 1 Aux 2 Front Hdst Both Front Mic Front Hdst Left Chan OMNEO 1 Rear Hdst Right Chan OMNEO 2 OMNEO 3-8 (only available with Audio Package) Rear Hdst Rear Mic Aux 1 Aux 2 Front Hdst...
Page 273 KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 273 Ganged Vols Disappearing (default) Fixed Offset Headset Mic Disabled Auto-Mute Enabled (default) Disabled Front Mode Enabled Switched (default) Auto-Detect (default) Type Dynamic Electret Disabled Auto-Mute Enabled (default) Disabled (default) Mode Enabled Rear Switched Auto-Detect (default) Type Dynamic...
Page 274 274 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series OMNEO 2 Disabled Enabled (default) OMNEO 3 Disabled Enabled (default) OMNEO 4 Disabled Enabled (default) Ganged OMNEO 5 Disabled Enabled (default) OMNEO 6 Disabled Enabled (default) Ganged OMNEO 7 Disabled Enabled (default) OMNEO 8 Disabled Enabled (default) Ganged...
Page 275 KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 275 Max Volume Headset Front Max Volume: -48dB – 10dB (default), Mute Speaker Rear Mic Gain Adjust Disabled (default) Front Hdst Front Mic Rear Hdst Rear Mic Level Front Hdst Mic Gain: Front Mic 0dB (default) Rear Hdst -20dB –...
Page 276 276 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series Speaker Always On Front Disabled Switched (default) Always On Rear Disabled (default) Switched Volume Ganged Control Individual (default) Tone Gen 1KHz Tone Frequency 500Hz Tone (default) Tone Off (default) Tone On VM Options Playback Isolate Mix (default)
Page 277: Display Menu
KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 277 Display Menu Assign Type Shows key’s assignment types Auto Dial Shows keys with 1-Touch Auto Dial assigned Chans On Shows scroll list of current callers Chime Shows keys with Chime assigned Exclusive Shows which keys are Exclusive keys Key Groups Group 1 - shows which key is Master, and which keys are Group Slaves Group 2 - shows which key is Master, and which keys are Group Slaves...
Page 278: Key Assign Menu
278 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series Key Assign Menu Matrix (only displays if there are remote matrices. Selecting Matrix displays a Listen list of remote intercoms.) Talk Lvl1 Pt-to-Pt Talk Lvl2 Party Line Talk+AF <Ports/Assignments> Tap Key Talk+AL Special List Talk+AM Sys Relay Talk+AR...
Page 279: Key Options Menu
KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 279 Key Options Menu Auto Dial Numbers #01 – #100 1-Touch Tap Key Chime Chime <none> System #9 System #1 System #10 System #2 System #11 System #3 System #12 System #4 User #1(with Audio Package) System #5 User #2 (with Audio Package) System #6...
Page 280 EKP 1 - EKP 7 Unassigned Key States Force Off (default) Retain Virtual EKPS None 1 EKP through 7 EKPs for KP-4016 1 EKP through 6 EKPs for KP-5032 Solo Tap Key Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual Rev. 05...
Page 281 KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 281 Tallies Indefinite Disabled (default) Enabled Min Duration Min Duration: 5 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds (default) Turn Off All Keys Turn Keys Off? Keys Turned Off Talk Keys Turn Keys Off? Keys Turned Off Listen Keys Turn Keys Off? Keys Turned Off...
Page 282: Omneo Offers Menu
282 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series OMNEO Offers Menu Keypanel <Port #> - Shows a list of all OMNEO offers AIO - If an RVON-IO or an OEI-2 is connected, it shows that device instead Disabled Enabled (default) Aux Input OMNEO 1 <Port #>...
Page 283: Service Menu
KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 283 Service Menu Alphas 4 Chars (default) 6 Chars 8 Chars 8 Chars (Unicode) Aux Select Number of Analog Inputs 0 Number of Analog Inputs 1 Number of Analog Inputs 2 Number of Entries 3 through 9 On New Caller Don’t Select...
Page 284 284 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series Keypad SEL Key Auto (default) Assign Groups Quick Assign Backlight Activation Activate On Keypress (swallowed) (default) On Keypress (processed) Always Never Setup Inactive Brightness: ##% (default is 30%) Color: Blue (default) White Active Brightness: ##% (default is 100%) Color: Blue (default)
Page 285 KP Series Keypanel Menu Quick Reference 285 Local GPIO GPIO Inputs Cancel Level Group 1 Save and Restart Group 2 Key Group Cancel Group 3 Edge Function Save and Restart Group 4 Opto1 Not Assigned (default) Opto2 Talk Key Tap Key Normal (default) Mode Track Output...
Page 286 286 Keypanel Menu Quick Reference KP Series Display Off Text (default) Bounce Scroll (default) Set Address Poll ID <1–8> Cancel Save and Restart Snoop Tally Chime: none (default), System #1 through System #8 (User #1 through 4 with Audio package) Duration: One-shot (default) (1 sec, 2 sec, 3 sec, 4 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec, 90 sec, 2 min, 3 min, 4 min, 5 min)
Page 287: Ekp-4016
EKP-4016 Introduction Connecting directly to the KP-4016/5032 color keypanel, the EKP-4016 (Expansion Panel Color Display) provides an additional 16 keys per expansion panel to your intercom application. Refer to Figure 93, “Expansion Panel Cabling,” on page 290, for information on how to connect up to six additional expansion panels (if the intercom is configured for 128 keys) with a KP-5032, or seven additional expansion panels (if the intercom is configured for 128 keys) with a KP-4016.
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Page 289: Ekp-4016 Expansion Panel Reference View
KP Series EKP-4016 Expansion Panel Reference View EKP-4016 Expansion Panel Reference View – Front and Rear (EKP-4016PB shown in inset) FIGURE 92. Expansion Keys Power Power Supply Bracket Mounting Holes RJ-45 Expansion IN RJ-45 Expansion OUT Power Supply Cable Tie Mounting Hole Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
Page 290: Expansion Panel Cabling Reference
KP Series Expansion Panel Cabling Reference Expansion Panel Cabling FIGURE 93. RJ-45 EXP IN (expansion) Assignment No Connect RS485 + RS485 - Technical Manual Bosch Security Systems, Inc. F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05...
Page 291 KP Series RJ-45 EXP OUT (expansion) Assignment RS485 + RS485 - Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05...
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Page 293: Unicode Support
APPENDIX B Unicode Support AZedit and Unicode Support Minimum firmware revision requirements for Unicode support are: MCII-e v2.4.0 or later KP 32 CLD v1.3.0 or later • • AIO-8 v10.5.0 or later KP 12 CLD v1.1.0 • • AIO-16 v1.3.0 or later RP-1000 v2.0.0 •...
Page 294 KP Series To configure the keypanel for Unicode operation, do the following: On the keypanel, select Service|Alphas|8 Chars (Unicode)|Save and Restart. NOTE: If using the keypanel with Japanese firmware, you must also configure the correct Intercom Mode. See “Service Menu, Intercom Mode” on page 241. From the Options menu in AZedit, select Preferences.
Page 295 KP Series Select the Enable Unicode Alphas check box. Click Apply. The Intercom Configuration window closes. From the Options menu, select Preferences. The Application Preferences window appears. Click the Alphas tab. The Alphas window appears. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev.
Page 296 KP Series From the Preferred alpha size drop down menu, select 8-UNICODE characters. Click Apply. Click OK. The Application Preference window closes. To restore the system configuration, do the following: From the Online menu, select Send File. Navigate to the system configuration file (.adm) you want to restore. Click OK.
Page 297: Power Supply Mounting Options
Power Supply Mounting Options Power Supply Mounting Bracket Instructions IMPORTANT: The KP-4016/4016PB power supply can only be mounted directly into a rack and cannot have the power supply mounted to the unit. Mounting the Power Supply to KP-5032/5032PB Unit To mount the power supply mounting bracket to a KP-5032/5032PB, do the following: Align the power supply mounting bracket screw holes with the appropriate mounting holes on the rear panel of the KP-5032/5032PB unit.
Page 298 KP Series From the left-hand side of the mounting bracket, carefully slide the power supply into the bracket. Carefully coil the power supply cord and insert it into the cord clip. Attach the AC power connector to the power outlet on the power supply. Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet.
Page 299 KP Series Mounting the Power Supply to EKP-4016/4016PB Unit To mount the power supply mounting bracket to an EKP-4016, do the following: Align the power supply mounting bracket screw holes with the appropriate mounting holes on the rear panel of the EKP-4016 unit.
Page 300 KP Series Carefully coil the power supply cord and insert it into the cord clip. Attach the AC power connector to the power outlet on the power supply. Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. Technical Manual Bosch Security Systems, Inc. F.01U.304.914 Rev.
Page 301 KP Series Mounting the Power Supply to a Standard Rack The Power Supply Mounting bracket can be directly attached to a standard rack, horizontally or vertically as shown in Figure 94 and Figure 95. Mounting Bracket – Horizontal on a Crossbar FIGURE 94.
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Page 303: Audio And Control Packages
Equalization – Audio Package Only” on page 192.) (Control Package Only)” on page 179.) IMPORTANT: If you are upgrading the KP-4016/5032 from version 1.1.1 or earlier to version 1.2.0 or later, you must do the following: • Download the Firmware •...
Page 304: Download License Files
KP Series Download License Files License files activate the packages you have purchased. Similar to firmware files, license files are downloaded to the to keypanel via AZedit; unlocking the intended features To download/activate license files, do the following: Open AZedit. From the Status menu, select Software Versions|Keypanels.
Page 305 KP Series Click Open. The Download License File window appears. Click Begin Download. The license file is downloaded and unlocks the licensed features purchased. Once you have installed the package(s) you purchased, the following icon appears at power up for five seconds and then disappears.
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