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Device Type Map

Unlike all other types of map, the device type map has two characters in each possible device location. The right most character indicates the device type. A “5” indicates a receiver, “3” indicates an alert unit, and “7” indicates that the Transponder Database shows a device in that location but it is not currently communicating with the transponder. The left character indicates the following: “0” (zero), the device is in its normal state, “1”, the device is off normal, and “x” there is a device connected to the system at that address, but it is not in the Transponder Database. (Usually this results from an error during data entry in the Transponder Database.)

Not Responding Map

Requests a map of all the points that are not responding (missing) to the system on this transponder. The Received Transmission Map button produces a map display with one in the locations corresponding to receivers that are missing from the system. A “0” (zero) indicates that the point is responding. An “x” indicates there is a device connected to the system at that address, but it is not in the Transponder Database.

Received Transmission Map

As a means of self-diagnosis, the system software periodically reviews the receivers, that have not received an alarm or test transmission. This list is printed as a part of the daily System Status Report and is a tool for assessing the health of the system. The Received Transmission Map button produces a map display with “1” in the locations corresponding to receivers which received transmissions. Each time this map is read, the Received Transmission Map image is cleared in the transponder.

Strobe – Red LED Map

Requests a map of all the points on this transponder that have their Strobe

–Red LED on. The Strobe – Red LED Map button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to points which have their outputs on. A “0” (zero) indicates that the output is off.

Horn – Siren Map

Requests a map of all the points that have their horn or sirens on, on this transponder. The Horn – Sirens Map button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to points which have their outputs on. A “0” (zero) indicates that the output is off.

Green LED Map

Requests a map of all the points on this transponder that have their Spare outputs – Green LED on. The Green LED Map button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to points which have their outputs on. A “0” (zero) indicates that the output is off.

Jamming

Requests a map of all the receivers that are currently reporting RF jamming to the system. The Jamming button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to receivers that are reporting jamming. A “0” (zero) indicates that the receiver is not jammed.

Tamper

Requests a map of all the points that are currently reporting a tamper condition to the system. The Tamper button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to points that are reporting tamper. A “0” (zero) indicates points that are not tampered.

AC Loss

Requests a map of all the alert units that are currently reporting an AC power failure to the system. The AC Loss button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to alert units that are reporting AC Loss.

Restarted

Requests a map of all the points that are powered up or had a watchdog failure to the system. The Restarted button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to points that are restarted.

Dropped

Requests a map of all the receivers that have dropped one or more receptions due to high traffic. The Dropped button displays a map with “1” in the locations corresponding to receivers that dropped one or more transmissions.

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Alarm Group State ScreenSetup Menu History Archive File B History Filter ScreenPrinter History Archive File aDatabase Errors Points, Reporting AlarmTransmitter Low Battery Database Backup and RestorePoint Troubles Login ChangesAnalyze Alarms Master Computer SwitchAC Loss Low BatteryTransponder Troubles Popup PagerRemote Key Activation Bus FaultsOutput Device Error TamperNetwork Comm Failure Pop-up Trouble and Pager DelayMap Commands Communications Port Monitor Comm Port OverloadStrobe Red LED Map Device Type MapNot Responding Map Received Transmission MapPoint In Service Low Battery MapOut Of Service Map Point Out Of ServiceUsing Reset Transponder Troubles On Output CommandClick On Output Command again Transponder Total Alarms ReceivedTotal Outgoing Messages Incoming Format ErrorsSuccessful Incoming Messages Incoming Retried MessagesRefresh Data Enable Remote KeyTamper Map AC Loss MapByte Alarm Min LevelAlarm Differential Test DifferentialRAM Point Stat RAM EE Buss FaultReceiver Configuration Screen RAM Point InfoAbort Button to Remove a Device from the Setup Mode Ambient Reset PointRed LED Strobe OffTransmitting Point Enable RecStop Test and Reset Counters Incoming Communication ErrorsReset Status Total Remote Access ConnectionsTotal Wrong Access Code Attempts Last Remote Access TimeSupervision Monitors Maximum Low Battery MessagesMaximum Test Strobe Messages Max Man Down MessagesSound Maintenance Alarm Show Maintenance LevelsEnable Algorithm Tweaks Display Maintenance AlarmBring to Front on Trouble No Password TimeoutBring to Front on Alarm Alarm ZoneLow Depth Alarm Spot SizeTransponder Comm Port Setup Screen Linear DepthNo CTS Mon PowerRemote Comm Port Setup Screen Carrier DetLF Only Remote Setup ScreenDefault Slave Computer PasswordVideo Switcher Restore Password VerifyDisabled Video Switcher ControlDial Security Escort System used for remote accessEdit DeletePager Setup Screen Access PasswordVerify Password Entered into Access Password Character System IDPrinter Menu Formfeed Select Alarm Printer ScreenHold Printer Data SelectCommon Open File Screen Network MenuBosch Security Systems 6/12 38947D Network Socket Status Screen Subscriber Image File PathSubscriber Image Extension Subscriber Image Scaling %About Menu Demo Lanyard Alarm, SubscriberWinsock Data Screen Demo Maintenance Test Demo Man Down Alarm, SubscriberDemo Test Subscriber 3 with low battery Demo Maintenance AlarmFiles Required For Security Escort Map File Generation Scaling Image FilesMultiple Map Files Security Escort Pager SetupSubscriber Images Local Paging Setup Dial-up Paging Modem SetupSubscriber Database Advanced Screen Service and Security Alarm Pager SetupManual Pages Alarm Area SetupImporting a Subscriber Database Data Fields Excel Restrictions Required Order Column Importing a Subscriber DatabaseBosch 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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