Bosch Appliances 8500, LTC instruction manual Keyboard model Supported protocols

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User Selectable DIP Switch Settings for Main CPU Bay

Note that the pin-out of the alarm port differs from that of the console port, so the cable supplied with the optional LTC 8059/00 MCS package or with the optional LTC 8850/00 GUI Software package can not be used when interfacing with the alarm port. If necessary, see Section 23 “Main Bay Rear Panel Connec- tor Pin-outs and Cable Pin-out,” on page 88 for the alarm port pin-outs.

•Switch 3 of S1002

This switch setting is ignored if DIP switch 7 (described below) is set to ON. Current systems utilize a “variable speed” keyboard communication protocol. Older systems and keyboards were limited to using “fixed speed” keyboard communication protocols. In addition, there were two types of fixed speed pro- tocols available. By default, newer CPUs are set to operate using “six poll byte” variable speed mode, but if a newer CPU is installed into an older system, the existing keyboards would not operate with this format. This option switch is provided to support backward compatibility with the older style keyboards.

When this switch is set to OFF, the CPU communicates with the system key- boards using a “four poll byte” protocol. When it is ON, the keyboard commu- nication uses an “eight poll byte” protocol.

This option is a global system setting that determines the communication proto- col that will be used for all keyboards connected to the system.

For reference, the following table lists the Allegiant Series keyboard models and the protocol supported by each:

Keyboard model

Supported protocols

 

 

TC8550KB

4 poll byte

 

 

TC8550KB-8

8 poll byte

 

 

TC8550

4 or 8 poll byte

 

 

TC8550A, TC8551A, TC8553

4, 6, or 8 poll byte

 

 

TC8554, TC8555

4, 6, or 8 poll byte

 

 

LTC 8553 Series

4, 6, or 8 poll byte

 

 

LTC 8555 Series

4, 6, or 8 poll byte

 

 

IntuiKey KBD-Universal

6 poll byte

 

 

•Switch 4 of S1002

This switch allows the printer port on the rear of the main Allegiant bay to be configured as an auxiliary console port when it is turned ON. See the descrip- tion above regarding switch 2 for information on using an auxiliary console port. The printer port has the same pin-out as the normal console port, so the console cable supplied with the optional LTC 8059/00 MCS package or with the optional LTC 8850/00 GUI Software package may be used to interface with the printer port when switch 4 is ON. Communication parameters (baud & handshake) for the printer port can be set using a keyboard (see User Function 31), or with the optional LTC 8059/00 MCS package or with the optional LTC 8850/00 GUI Software package.

NOTE This feature can also be implemented via the PRT2CON CCL command using an external PC, dumb terminal or other computing device. Refer to the Allegiant Command Console Language (CCL) manual for complete information about using CCL commands.

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8780 Series Data Converter UnitsLTC 8016/90 Bilinx Data Interface Unit LTC 8785 Series Code ConvertersLTC 8850/00 Windows Based Graphical User Interface Software LTC 8059/00 Master Control SoftwareSFT-INTSRV Allegiant Integration Software Integration ServerLTC 8506/00 PC-to-Console Port RS-232 Cable Allegiant Satellite Software Development KitLTC 8506/00 PC-to-Console Port RS-232 Cable LTC 8500 Series Video Switching Configuration Logging PrinterTion provided at the end of this manual Data Installation Procedure Main CPU Bay InstallationVideo Input Modules Video Output Modules CPU ModuleVideo Output Modules Termination Practices Camera and Monitor Video ConnectionsLTC 8500 Series Video Terminations Monitor Output Video ConnectionsGeneral Accessory Installation Optional Accessories InstallationLogging Printer Option Installation Procedures not coveredComputer Computer Interface InstallationSatellite Configuration Installations Satellite Site Trunk Line Monitor OutputsSatellite Site Trunk Line Monitor Outputs Main Site Trunk Line Video Inputs Control Data Lines in Satellite SystemsSatellite Site Programming Requirements Main Site Programming Requirements Main Site Programming RequirementsMing of the main site via a system keyboard Page Alarm Inputs in Satellite Systems Alarm Inputs in Satellite Systems Feature SelectionLTC 8501 Series Rear Panel Main Power ConnectionsTime / Date Video Monitor DisplayMonitor Title/System Status Display Monitor MessageSystem Status Display Monitor Title/System Status Display Bosch Security Systems December 13 User Selectable DIP Switch Settings for Main CPU Bay Factory Default SettingsUpper CPU DIP Switch S1001 User Selectable DIP Switch Settings for Main CPU BayLower CPU DIP Switch S1002 Keyboard model Supported protocols Boards are initially logged-off Drivers without using an LTC 8785 Series Code Converter unitSettings Console Port Printer Port Alarm Port Keyboard Ports User Priority Levels User InformationUser Priority Access Table User Priority Access TableSystem Function Basic Alarm Response Mode Alarm InformationAuto Build Alarm Response Mode Sequence and Display Alarm Response ModeAlarm Activated Pre-position Sample Alarm ResponsesAlarm Activated Pre-position None Alarm Relay Response Alarm Relay ResponseKeyboard Log-in Procedure System CommandsKeyboard Operation IntuiKey button textControlling Camera Movement Switcher CommandsLock or Unlock Control of a Monitor Alarm activations are defaulted to call preposition sceneRecording a Camera Pre-position Scene Recalling a Camera Pre-position SceneAlarm Commands Arm/Disarm Individual AlarmsAlarm Commands Alarms Acknowledgement Arm/Disarm All AlarmsSequence Control Arm/Disarm MonitorStop a Running Sequence Run a SequenceControlling Sequence Direction Sequence ControlProgramming a Simple Camera Sequence Sequence ProgrammingSequence Function Summary Sequence ProgrammingKey Description Camera Monitor Dwell Programming a SalvoSwitching Camera SequenceKeyboard User Functions General InformationGeneral Information These functions are listed in the table shown below Key User Function 1 Local Keyboard TestUser Function 2 Show Keyboard Port Number User Function 4 Adjust Position of Monitor OverlayUser Function 3 Select Keyboard Beeper ON/OFF User Function 6 Select Monitor Display OptionUser Function 7 Set Time User Function 10 Change User PasswordUser Function 8 Set Date User Function 9 Set Camera IDUser Function 13 Print System Configuration Tables User Function 12 Default All Monitor OverlaysUser Function 16 Time Event Enable/Disable User Function 11 Select Time / Date FormatUser Function 21 Designate Alarm Monitor Type User Function 19 Select Alarm ResponseUser Function 18 Print Sequence User Function 20 Select Printer VerbosityUser Function 24 Set Positions on All Monitor Displays User Function 23 Display CPU Software Version NumberUser Function 25 Set Brightness on All Monitor Displays User Function 26 Set Display Option On All MonitorsUser Function 32 Set Alarm RS-232 Parameters User Function 29 Reset RS-232 Parameters to DefaultUser Function 28 Select Console Log-in User Function 30 Set Console RS-232 ParametersUser Function 37 R/D Address Mode User Function 34 Camera IndicatorUser Function 38 Printer Port Mode User Function 35 Controllable CamerasGeneral Information User Function 42 Keyboard Log-in Auto-off Mode User Function 43 CPU Battery StatusUser Function 99 User Function Index Cleaning the Keyboard Maintenance InformationCleaning the Keyboard AC Line Voltage Input SelectionAC Line Fuse Replacement Power Supply Fuse ReplacementReplacement of Memory Backup Batteries Replacement of Memory Backup Batteries Character ROM Tables for LTC LTC 8500 Character ROM Table Error Messages Replacement of Memory Backup Batteries Bosch Security Systems December 13 Main Bay Checkout Troubleshooting GuideKeyboard Checkout Main Bay CheckoutNo Alarm Response Video Monitor Display CheckoutRemote Receiver/Driver Functions Inoperative CPU Software Version Numbers CPU Software Version NumbersGlossary of Terms CPU Software Version Numbers Appendix a Satellite Systems Allegiant Satellite Concepts Model No Maximum Number System Cameras CPU Software Version Numbers Conceptual Diagram of Allegiant Satellite Switching System Conceptual Diagram of Allegiant Satellite Switching SystemConceptual Diagram of Dual Master Allegiant Satellite System Conceptual Diagram of Cascaded Allegiant Satellite System Conceptual Diagram of Cascaded Allegiant Satellite SystemMain BAY Hardware Installation Appendix B Installation ChecklistsAppendix C Quick Reference Cable Interconnections Alarm Interface UnitMain Bay Video KeyboardsReceiver/Drivers Signal Distribution UnitAlarm Port RS-232 Pin-outs Main Bay Rear Panel Connector Pin-outs and Cable Pin-outConsole Port RS-232 Pin-outs Keyboard RS-485 PortsComm Port 1 and Comm Port CPU Software Version Numbers Code Port Pin-outsCTS RTS Page Bosch Security Systems December 13 Page Europe, Middle 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