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Bosch CC880 Installation Manual (130 pages)
Brand:
Bosch
| Category:
Control Panel
| Size: 1 MB
Table of Contents
Copyright Notice
2
Notice of Liability
2
Table of Contents
3
1.0 Introduction
8
Quick Start
8
Table 1: Zone Defaults
8
Telepermit Notes
9
Table 2: Reverse Dialling Translation Table
9
2.0 Programming
10
Programming with the Remote Codepad
10
Table 3: Codepad Indicators
10
Programming with the Hand-Held Programmer
11
Programming Using the Programming Key
11
Programming Using the DTMF Command Module
12
Programming Option Bits
12
Installer's Programming Commands
12
Table 4: Programming Option Bits Example
12
Table 5: Installer's Programming Mode Commands
12
Command 958 - Enable/Disable Zone Status Mode
13
Command 959 - Test Programming Key
13
Command 960 - Exit Installer's Programming Mode
13
Command 961 - Reset the Control Panel to Factory Default Settings
13
Command 962 - Copy the Control Panel Memory to the Programming Key
13
Command 963 - Copy the Programming Key Data to the Control Panel
14
Command 964 - Erase the Data from the Programming Key
14
Command 965 - Set up Domestic Dialling Format
14
Command 966 - Enable/Disable Automatic Stepping of Locations
15
Table 6: Command 965 Defaults
15
Command 999 - Display Software Version Number
16
Disable Factory Defaults
16
System Indicators and Operations
17
Codepad Indicators
17
Zone Indicators
17
AWAY Indicator
17
Figure 1: CP5 Eight Zone LED Codepad
17
Figure 2: Sixteen Zone LED Codepad
17
Figure 3: CP5 Eight Zone LCD Codepad
17
Figure 4: Sixteen Zone LCD Codepad
17
Table 7: Zone Indicator
17
Table 8: AWAY Indicator
17
STAY Indicator
18
System Disarmed
18
MAINS Indicator
18
Off Indicator/Zone Sealed
18
On Indicator/Zone in Alarm
18
FAULT Indicator
18
Audible Indications
18
System Operations
18
Arming the System in AWAY Mode
18
Table 9: STAY Indicator
18
Disarming the System in AWAY Mode
19
Arming the System in STAY Mode 1
19
Disarming the System in STAY Mode 1
19
Section 13.8 Consumer Options 2)
19
Arming the System in STAY Mode 2
20
Disarming the System in STAY Mode 2
20
Codepad Duress Alarm
20
Codepad Panic Alarm - Software Version 1.10 to 1.36
20
Codepad Panic Alarm - Software Version 1.37 and Later
20
Codepad Fire Alarm - Software Version 1.37 and Later
21
Codepad Medical Alarm - Software Version 1.37 and Later
21
Isolating Zones
21
Fault Analysis Mode
21
Table 13: Fault Indicators
21
4.0 System Functions
23
Installer Code Functions
23
Table 14: Installer Code Functions
23
Event Memory Recall Mode
23
Set the Number of Days until the First Test Report
23
Section 12.17 System Time)
23
Table 15: Event Sequence
23
Table 16: Event Memory Playback
23
Walk Test Mode
24
Satellite Siren Service Mode
24
Turn Telephone Monitor Mode on and off
24
Table 17: Telephone Monitor Mode Indications
24
Master Code Functions
25
Arm and Disarm All Areas at the same Time
25
Add, Change, and Delete User Codes
25
Table 18: Master Code Functions
25
Programming Domestic Phone Numbers
26
Table 19: Codepad Indicators Showing User Numbers
26
Table 20: Indicators for Changing Phone Numbers
26
Event Memory Recall Mode
27
Walk Test Mode
27
Turning Outputs on and off
27
Table 21: Event Sequence
27
Table 22: Event Memory Playback
27
Table 23: Remote Operation of Outputs
27
Setting the Date and Time
28
Turning Day Alarm on and off
28
Setting STAY Mode 2 Zones
28
User Code Function - Arming and Disarming All Areas at the same Time
28
Hold-Down Functions
28
Table 24: Hold-Down Functions
28
Arm the System in AWAY Mode
29
Arm the System in STAY Mode 1
29
Arm the System in STAY Mode 2
29
Horn Speaker Test
29
Bell Test
29
Strobe Test
29
Turning Day Alarm on and off
29
Fault Analysis Mode
29
Table 25: Fault Indicators
30
Initiate a Modem Call
30
Reset Latching Outputs
30
Codepad ID and Buzzer Tone Change
30
Table 26: Codepad Assignments
30
Initiate a Test Report
30
Section 13.1 Dialler Options 1)
30
5.0 Remote Operations
31
Remote Arming by Telephone
31
Operating the Control Panel Using the DTMF Command Module
31
Upload/Download Using Alarm Link Software
32
Direct Connect
32
Table 27: Alarm Link Panel Forms
32
Remote Connect
33
6.0 Reporting Formats
34
Contact ID Format
34
Event Codes
34
Table 28: Contact ID Format Breakdown
34
Table 29: Alarm Link Panel Forms
34
Point ID Codes
36
Table 30: Point ID Codes
36
General Reporting Formats
37
Table 31: General Reporting Formats
37
Table 32: 3+1/4+1 Transmission Code Descriptions
37
Securitel
38
Table 33: Securitel Reporting Messages
38
How to Program and Set up Securitel
38
Table 34: EDMSTU Connection Terminals
38
Securitel and Partitioning
38
Section 13.2 Dialler Options 2)
38
Domestic Reporting
38
Domestic Dialling Operation
39
Synthesized Voice Reporting
39
Section 7.7 Transmission Format)
39
Synthesized Voice Dialling Operation
40
Operation of the Voice Module
40
Record the Voice Message
40
Replay the Voice Message
41
Connection of the Voice Module
41
Figure 5: Voice Module Components
41
Basic Pager Format Reporting
42
Section 7.2 Primary Telephone Number)
42
Figure 6: Basic Pager Display
42
PET Alpha Pager Reporting
43
Programming and Hardware Requirements
43
Telecom Access Telephone Numbers
43
PET Alpha Pager Messages
43
Table 35: Telecom Access Telephone Numbers
43
Table 36: Alpha Pager Messages
43
PET Alpha Pager Password
44
Converting ASCII Characters to Hexadecimal
44
Table 37: Example of PET Alpha
44
Table 38: ASCII Character Table
44
Table 39: Hexadecimal Conversion Table
44
PET Alpha Pager ID Number
45
Logging System Events by Serial Printer
45
Table 40: Serial Printer Messages
45
Table 41: Example Serial Printer Log Report
46
Base Station Information
47
Programming a Phone Number
47
Primary Telephone Number
47
Secondary Telephone Number
47
Callback Telephone Number
47
Table 42: Dialling Digits
47
Dialling Format
48
Handshake Tone
48
Transmission Format
48
Transmission Speed
48
Receivers and Their Formats
48
Subscriber ID Number
49
Ring Count
49
Table 43: Receivers and Their Formats
49
8.0 Access Codes
50
Installer Code
50
User Codes
50
User Code Priority
51
Table 44: Priority Levels
51
Auxiliary Codes
52
Code Retries
52
Table 45: Auxiliary Code Priority Levels
52
9.0 Zone Programming
53
Zone Defaults
53
Table 46: Zone Operating Information
53
Table 47: Zone Reporting Information
53
Zone Types
55
Table 48: Zone Types
55
Zone Options
56
Zone Pulse Count
56
Table 49: Zone Options
56
Zone Pulse Count Handover
57
Zone Pulse Count Time
57
Day Alarm
57
Day Alarm Resetting
57
Day Alarm Latching
57
Table 50: Zone Pulse Count Times
57
Day Alarm Operation (Software Version 1.10)
58
Day Alarm Operation (Software Version 1.20 and Later)
58
Day Alarm in a Partitioned System
58
EOL Resistor Value
58
System Status Information
59
Zone Bypass Reports
59
Zone Trouble Report
59
Codepad Duress
59
Codepad Panic
60
Access Denied
60
Section 13.4 System Options 2)
60
AC Fail
60
Low Battery
61
Program Altered Code
61
Sensor Watch
61
Open/Close Reports for Area 1
62
10.11 Safecom RF Fail
62
10.12 Safecom Telco Fail
62
10.13 Safecom RF Jamming
62
10.14 Test Reports
63
Table 51: Test Report Options
63
11.0 Programmable Outputs
64
Output Configurations
64
Table 52: Output Parameters
64
Redirecting Outputs to the Codepad Buzzer
65
Safecom Remote Operation of Outputs
65
Output Event Types
65
Table 53: Horn Speaker Beeps
68
Section 13.11 Telephone Line Fault Options)
69
Output Polarity
70
Software Version 1.20 and Later
70
Table 54: Event Type Polarities (Software Version 1.20 and Later)
70
Software Version 1.10 Only
71
Output Timing
72
Pulsing Polarities
72
One Shot Polarities
72
Table 55: Event Type Polarities (Software Version 1.10)
72
Table 56: Time Base Settings
72
Table 57: Pulsing Time Settings
72
Table 58: One Shot Time Settings
72
System Event Timers
73
Entry/Exit Times
73
Entry Time
73
Exit Time
73
Codepad Lockout Time
74
Sensor Watch Time
74
Safecom RF Jamming Delay
74
Safecom RF Supervision Time
74
System Date
74
Auto Arming Time
75
Auto Arming Pre-Alert Time
75
Timed Output Pre-Alert Time
75
Auto Operation of the Timed Output
75
12.11 Siren Run Time
75
12.12 Siren Sound Rate
75
12.13 Swinger Shutdown Count
76
12.14 Swinger Countdown for Siren
76
Swinger Shutdown Count for Dialler
76
12.16 Ring Burst Time
77
12.17 System Time
77
13.0 Option Bits
78
Dialler Options 1
78
Dialler Options 2
78
System Options 1
79
Table 59: Horn Speaker Beeps
79
System Options 2
80
System Options 3
80
System Options 4
81
Software Version 1.10 Only
81
Software Version 1.20 and Later
81
Consumer Options 1
82
Software Version 1.10 Only
82
Software Version 1.20 and Later
82
Table 60: Entry Guard Delay Timer in STAY Mode
82
Consumer Options 2
83
DTMF Command Module Options
83
13.10 Expansion Board Type
84
Software Version 1.10 Only
84
AWAY Mode
84
Software Version 1.20 and Later
84
13.11 Telephone Line Fault Options
86
13.12 Safecom Reporting Options
86
System Options 5
87
System Options 6
87
13.15 Carrier Sync Options
88
14.0 Partitioned Systems
89
Master Partitioned Codepad Indicators
89
Figure 7: CP5 Master Partitioned Codepad
89
Figure 8: CP5 Area Addressable Codepad
89
Using Codepads in Partitioned Systems
90
Operating from a CP5 Area Addressable Codepad
90
Operating from a CP5 Master Partitioned Codepad
90
Securitel and Partitioning
90
Partitioning Considerations
90
Open/Close Reports
90
Dialler Options 2
90
Open/Close Reports for Area 1
91
Open/Close Reports for Area 2
91
Open/Close Reports for Area 3
91
Open/Close Reports for Area 4
91
Subscriber ID Number for Area 1
91
Subscriber ID Number for Area 2
91
Subscriber ID Number for Area 3
91
Subscriber ID Number for Area 4
91
Zone Allocations
91
User Code Allocations
92
Figure 9: CP5 Area Addressable Codepad
92
Setting up and Programming Codepads for Partitioned Systems
93
Setting up the Master Partitioned Codepad as the Main Codepad
93
Setting up an Area 1 Codepad as the Main Codepad
93
Setting up an Area 1 Codepad
93
Setting up an Area 2 Codepad
93
Setting up an Area 3 Codepad
93
Setting up an Area 4 Codepad
93
Figure 10: Area Codepad DIP Switch Settings
93
Codepad Connections for Partitioned Systems
94
Figure 11: Code Connections (Partitioned) - Master Plus Four Areas
94
Figure 12: Code Connections (Partitioned) -Four Areas
95
15.0 Optional Equipment
96
SS914 EDMSAT Satellite Siren
96
CS800 EDMSTU Securitel Interface
96
CC814 Hand Held Programmer
96
CC891 Programming Key
96
CC811 Modem Module
96
CC811B Modem Module
96
CC888 Voice Module
96
CC887 Telephone Line Fault Module
96
CC886 DTMF Command Module
96
15.10 CC807 Dialler Amplifier Lead
97
15.11 CC816 Alarm Link Software
97
15.12 CC808 Direct Link Cable
97
CC884 Eight-Channel Output Board
97
CC885 Eight-Zone Expansion Board 3K3 EOL
97
CC883 Eight-Zone Expansion Board Variable EOL
97
CC882 Termination Block for JP5 Pins
97
CP5 Eight-Zone Codepad (CP508)
97
CP5 Sixteen-Zone Codepad (CP516)
97
CP5 Area Addressable Codepad (CP500A)
97
15.21 CP105 Night Arm Station
98
15.22 CC911 Phone Controller
98
15.23 DD901 Hand Held Dialler Tester
98
15.24 Cellular Dialler
98
15.25 PS100 Power Supply Module
98
15.26 TF008 Plug Pack
98
CC820 Solution Codepad MIMIC Board
98
CC892 Solution Relay Output Interface
98
FA101 2-Wire Smoke Detector Interface
98
CC813 Radio Key/Keyswitch Interface
98
15.31 RE005 2-Channel Radio Interface
99
Figure 13: CC813 Radio Key/Keyswitch Interface Connection Diagram - Radio: On/Off/Home/Panic
99
Figure 14: CC813 Radio Key/Keyswitch Interface Connection Diagram - Keyswitch: On/Off
99
Figure 15: CC813 Radio Key/Keyswitch Interface Connection Diagram - Keyswitch: On/Off - Panic
100
Figure 16: CC813 Radio Key/Keyswitch Interface Connection Diagram - Access Control: On/Off
100
Figure 17: CC813 Radio Key/Keyswitch Interface Connection Diagram - Radio Key: On/Off
100
16.0 Terminal Definitions
101
Table 62: Terminal Descriptions
101
17.0 Diagrams
103
Figure 18: Solution-16 Wiring Diagram
103
Figure 19: CC885 Eight Zone Expansion Board - Fixed 3K3 EOL Resistors
104
Figure 20: CC883 Eight Zone Expansion Board - Variable EOL Resistors
104
Figure 21: Connections of Split EOL Resistors for 16 Zone Operation
105
Figure 22: CC884 Eight Channel Open Collector Output Board
105
Figure 23: Connection for Momentary or Latching Keyswitch
106
Figure 24: Connections for 25-Pin Serial Logging Printer
106
Figure 25: Connections for 9-Pin Serial Logging
106
Figure 26: Solution-16 Component Layout with Safecom Interface
107
Figure 27: Solution-16 Component Layout
108
Figure 28: Solution-16 Safecom Interface
109
Figure 29: BNC Installation Diagram
109
Mounting the Radio
110
Figure 30: Radio Mounting for SC8016
110
Figure 31: Telecom Connection Diagram for Australia (4P4C Plug)
111
Figure 32: Telecom Connection Diagram for Australia (6P4C Plug)
111
Figure 33: Telecom Connection Diagram for New Zealand
112
Figure 34: Telecom Connection Diagram for China
112
18.0 Appendices
113
Appendix A - Telephone Anti-Jamming
113
Appendix B - Test Reports Only When
114
Appendix B - Test Reports Only When Armed
114
19.0 Specifications
115
Warranty Statement
115
Software Version Number
115
Table 63: Specifications
115
Programming Sheets
116
Printer
122
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Bosch CC880 Operator's Manual (32 pages)
Brand:
Bosch
| Category:
Security System
| Size: 0 MB
Table of Contents
Copyright Notice
2
New Zealand Telepermit Notes
2
Notice of Liability
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
5
2 Specifications
5
3 Codepad Indicators
5
CP5 Eight Zone LED Codepad
5
Sixteen Zone LED Codepad
5
Table 1: Specifications
5
Zone Indicators
6
AWAY Indicator
6
STAY Indicator
6
CP5 Eight Zone LCD Codepad
6
Sixteen Zone LCD Codepad
6
Table 2: Zone Indicator
6
Table 3: AWAY Indicator
6
Table 4: STAY Indicator
6
System Disarmed
7
MAINS Indicator
7
Off Indicator/Zone Sealed
7
On Indicator/Zone in Alarm
7
FAULT Indicator
7
Audible Indications
7
4 Arming the System
7
Table 5: MAINS Indicator
7
Table 6: FAULT Indicator
7
Table 7: Audible Indicators
7
Forced Arming
8
Arming in AWAY Mode
8
Arming in STAY Mode 1
8
Arming in STAY Mode 2
8
Table 9: How to Arm the System in AWAY Mode
8
Table 10: How to Arm the System in STAY
8
Programming STAY Mode 2 Zones
9
5 Disarming the System
9
6 Adding User Codes
9
7 Deleting User Codes
9
8 Codepad Duress Alarm
10
9 Codepad Panic Alarm
10
10 Codepad Fire Alarm
10
11 Codepad Medical Alarm
10
12 Codepad Tamper Alarm (Access Denied)
10
13 Isolating Zones
10
CP5 LED Codepad Showing Audible Alarm Buttons
10
Sixteen Zone LED Codepad Showing Audible Alarm Buttons
10
Standard Isolating
11
Code to Isolate
11
14 Fault Analysis Mode
11
Fault Descriptions
11
Table 11: Fault Indicators
11
15 Date and Time
12
16 Turning Output Devices On/Off
12
Table 12: Output Devices On/Off
12
17 Reset Latching Outputs
13
18 Testing
13
19 Event Memory Recall
13
20 Day Alarm
13
21 Codepad ID and Buzzer Tone
14
22 Partitioning
14
Master Partitioned Codepad Indicators
14
Zone Indicators
14
Area On/Off Indicators
14
Area Display Indicators
14
Status Indicators
14
Operation of Codepads in Partitioning
14
Master Partitioned Codepad
14
Table 13: Codepad ID and Buzzer Tone Change
14
Arm/Disarm All Areas at the same Time
15
23 Remote Arming by Telephone
15
24 Operating the System by a Touch-Tone Telephone
15
25 Domestic Dialling
16
Acknowledging Domestic Calls
16
Programming Domestic Telephone Numbers16
16
Disable Domestic Dialling
16
Table 14: Domestic Dialling Telephone Digits
16
26 Domestic Voice Message Reporting
17
Acknowledging Domestic Voice Message Reporting
17
27 Basic Pager Reporting
17
Basic Pager Display Information
17
Table 15: Zone Status Display Descriptions
17
Table 16: System Status
17
Basic Pager Display
18
28 PET Pager Reporting
19
Table 17: PET Pager Messages
19
Table 18: Example of a Single Transmission
19
29 Glossary of Terms
20
Table 19: Glossary of Terms
20
Bosch Security Systems | 6/04 | 920036O.OG
20
Mode 2
21
30 Installation Notes
22
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