Bosch Appliances PT-400 Communications Port Monitor Comm Port Overload, Network Comm Failure

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Security Escort Technical Reference Manual 3.0 System Menus

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3.3.7Communications Port Monitor Comm Port Overload

Apop-up trouble screen displays if the communications traffic to the transponders exceeds the system is capability.

Network Comm Failure

Apop-up trouble screen displays if the communications between the master and slave computers fails.

3.3.8Delay To Ignore Troubles That Auto Reset

Network Comm Failure

Apop-up trouble screen displays if the communications between the master and slave computers fails.

Pop-up Trouble and Pager Delay

The delay in seconds before a trouble displays on the computer screen. If a restoral for a trouble is received before a trouble is displayed (this delay expires), the trouble and the restoral’s ignored. Tamper troubles are not delayed.

3.3.9 Transponder Communications Screen

From the central console, it is possible to perform detailed diagnostic tests using the Transponder Communications Screen. From this screen, the operator can request maps indicating the status of each device connected to a given transponder, and can control individual devices, turning LED’s, horns, strobes, and sirens on and off. The Transponder Communications Screen appears on the right when it is opened, allowing the History Screen to be viewed while the screen is open. This makes it possible to view the results of map commands issued from the console.

Map Commands

Diagnostic map commands are used to determine the status of all devices (connected to the selected transponder) with a single command. Maps are displayed on the History Screen as an array of rows and columns, corresponding to point addresses and bus numbers. The status of a particular device is shown by a “1” or “0” (zero) with “1” signifying the true state. The map location, corresponding to a device that is not responding to the transponder, contains a “1” when a Not Responding Map is selected.

Similarly, a “1” is displayed in response to a Tamper Map in locations that correspond to devices in a tampered state. All other locations display a “0” (zero), “a” — (if there is no device assigned to the location), or a “x”, there is a device connected to the system at that address, but it is not in the Transponder Database.

Figure 422: Transponder Communications Screen

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Contents Security Escort You MAY Limited WarrantySoftware License Agreement You may notRemedy Table of Contents Figures Tables Subscriber Database AdvancedSecurity Escort System Architecture System ComponentsReceiver Maintenance TransmitterPoint Transmitter Alert UnitTransponder Central ConsoleSoftware Overview Transponder Scanning Alarm Sequence TransmitterSystem Operation Receiver’s ResponseOperator’s Response Central Console Response During AlarmSelected in the Security Preferences Central Console ScreenMultiple Alarms Test Sequence TransmitterCentral Console Response System Menus and Screens Setting Up The SystemInitial System Configuration File MenuReports Database Subscriber DatabasePager ID Pager PasswordPhone Number Pager GroupAlarm on Shorted Loop Enable Reed SwitchDisable Shorted Loop Alarm When Armed, Trouble When Disarmed on Shorted LoopRequires Check-in Alarm GroupTransponder Area DoneTransponder ID Database RecordCreated, Modified, Modify Oper Comm Port IndexKill Transponder Insert NewEdit Data Delete PointTrouble Response Text Trouble Type TextTrouble Tamper Text Show Points+, -, Bus + and Bus Point TypeData Entry After Selection of Receiver Point Type Assigning Alert Units to Receivers If the Enable algorithm tweaks field isAlert 1, Alert 2, Alert 3, and Test Selection AlgorithmMap Video SwitcherLocation FloorCut CancelVirtual Fence Area PasteUtilities Menu Floppy a BackupRestore Screen Clear Entire FileSound Unauthorized Alarms Turn On Alarm StrobesDisplay Unauthorized Alarms Turn On Outside SoundersSecurity Alarms Silent Limit Alarms to 1 TransponderRequire Alarm Report Installer Alarms SilentMan down jitter timer ‘X’ Seconds Auto Silence Alarm In X SecondsMan Down Delay Timer X Seconds Auto Reset Comm Ports ‘X’ HoursSystem Defaults Screen Guard Tour MinutesPop-up Trouble Box Contact Information New Alarm Reports Low Battery ReportNot Testing Report Weekly Maintenance Test ReportThis schedule defines the check-in times View Alarm GroupsSchedules Screen Edit Schedule TimesRemove View Alarm Groups ScreenEllipsis … AddAlarm Group State Screen Alarm Groups ScreenAlarm Group # On armedSetup Menu History Archive File a History Filter ScreenPrinter History Archive File BDatabase Backup and Restore Points, Reporting AlarmTransmitter Low Battery Database ErrorsMaster Computer Switch Login ChangesAnalyze Alarms Point TroublesPager Low BatteryTransponder Troubles Popup AC LossTamper Bus FaultsOutput Device Error Remote Key ActivationCommunications Port Monitor Comm Port Overload Pop-up Trouble and Pager DelayMap Commands Network Comm FailureReceived Transmission Map Device Type MapNot Responding Map Strobe Red LED MapPoint Out Of Service Low Battery MapOut Of Service Map Point In ServiceTotal Alarms Received On Output CommandClick On Output Command again Transponder Using Reset Transponder TroublesIncoming Retried Messages Incoming Format ErrorsSuccessful Incoming Messages Total Outgoing MessagesAC Loss Map Enable Remote KeyTamper Map Refresh DataTest Differential Alarm Min LevelAlarm Differential ByteRAM Point Info RAM EE Buss FaultReceiver Configuration Screen RAM Point StatAbort Button to Remove a Device from the Setup Mode Off Reset PointRed LED Strobe AmbientIncoming Communication Errors Enable RecStop Test and Reset Counters Transmitting PointLast Remote Access Time Total Remote Access ConnectionsTotal Wrong Access Code Attempts Reset StatusMax Man Down Messages Maximum Low Battery MessagesMaximum Test Strobe Messages Supervision MonitorsDisplay Maintenance Alarm Show Maintenance LevelsEnable Algorithm Tweaks Sound Maintenance AlarmAlarm Zone No Password TimeoutBring to Front on Alarm Bring to Front on TroubleLinear Depth Alarm Spot SizeTransponder Comm Port Setup Screen Low DepthCarrier Det Mon PowerRemote Comm Port Setup Screen No CTSPassword Remote Setup ScreenDefault Slave Computer LF OnlyVideo Switcher Control Password VerifyDisabled Video Switcher RestoreDelete Security Escort System used for remote accessEdit DialEntered into Access Password Character System ID Access PasswordVerify Password Pager Setup ScreenPrinter Menu Select Select Alarm Printer ScreenHold Printer Data FormfeedNetwork Menu Common Open File ScreenBosch Security Systems 6/12 38947D Subscriber Image Scaling % Subscriber Image File PathSubscriber Image Extension Network Socket Status ScreenDemo Lanyard Alarm, Subscriber About MenuWinsock Data Screen Demo Maintenance Alarm Demo Man Down Alarm, SubscriberDemo Test Subscriber 3 with low battery Demo Maintenance TestFiles Required For Security Escort Image Files Map File Generation ScalingSecurity Escort Pager Setup Multiple Map FilesSubscriber Images Dial-up Paging Modem Setup Local Paging SetupService and Security Alarm Pager Setup Subscriber Database Advanced ScreenAlarm Area Setup Manual PagesImporting a Subscriber Database Importing a Subscriber Database Data Fields Excel Restrictions Required Order ColumnBosch Security Systems 6/12 38947D Autobackup to the slave database CR/LF Idle Time Multiplex Point Refresh Data 47, 53, 54 System Preferences Security Escort Technical Reference Manual Index Bosch Security Systems 38947D
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