Bosch Power Tools 2000 manual 18.0Keypad Programming, 18.1Getting Started, 18.2View Mode, 1.1

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Keypad Programming

2000 Series Program Entry Guide 18.0

Keypad Programming

 

 

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18.0Keypad Programming

18.1Getting Started

Text Keypad Required: You need a text keypad with its address set to 1 connected to the control panel to use keypad programming. You cannot program from an LED keypad. You do not need to leave the text keypad connected to the system after the programming session.

You do not need to reserve an address for a text keypad to use keypad programming. When the standby switch is locked down, the system allows you to use a text keypad with its address set to 1 for keypad programming, even though address 1 can be programmed for another device.

To start keypad programming:

1.Lock the standby switch down. You must connect a text keypad (address set to 1) to the control panel to program. The text keypad can be removed after programming.

2.Press the [1] key on the text keypad.

3.Enter your installer passcode. The default installer passcode is 654321. The default passcode length is three characters, so if you did not change the default entries, press [6][5][4].

The keypad scrolls the installer menu.

4.Press the [8] key to enter keypad programming, View Mode. If you press the [CLEAR] key now, the keypad exits the Programming Mode and returns to the Installer Menu.

18.2View Mode

In View Mode you can view each program prompt. You must enter the Modify Mode to make changes for any prompt. When you first enter View Mode, you are at Group 1, Prompt 1. Figure 2 shows Group 1, Prompt 1, Account Number, with an entry of 1234.

Figure 2: View Mode

1.1

1234

The group and prompt number appear in line 1. For most prompts, the current entry for the prompt is in line 2. The exceptions are the prompts containing phone numbers, Phone 1, Phone 2, and RAM Phone. The first seven characters for these prompts appear on line 1 with the group and prompt numbers. The remaining characters appear on line 2.

Table 20: View Mode Keys

A-Key

Pressing the [A] key while in View Mode

 

enters Modify Mode where you can change

 

the entry for a prompt. Modify Mode is

 

described in the Section 18.3 Modify

 

Mode.

B-Key

Pressing the [B] key in View Mode moves

 

you to the first prompt in the previous

 

group.

 

If you were at 3.2 (group 3, prompt 2),

 

pressing the [B] key moves you to 2.1

 

(Group 2, Prompt 1).

C-Key

Pressing the [C] key in View Mode moves

 

you to the first prompt in the next group.

 

If you were at 3.2 (Group 3, Prompt 2),

 

pressing the [C] key moves you to 4.1

 

(Group 4, Prompt 1).

*-Key

Pressing the [*] key in View Mode moves

 

you to the next prompt in the group.

 

If you are at the last prompt in the group

 

when you press the [*] key the system

 

returns to Prompt 1.

Clear

Pressing the [CLEAR] key in View Mode

 

exits keypad programming.

 

 

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Contents 2000 Series Control PanelsAbout This Manual Using this Guide for Keypad ProgrammingE Version Control Panels Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114F2000 Series Program Entry Guide Contents ContentsAn Example, Entering Custom Text Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114F2000 Series Program Entry Guide Contents FiguresTables System Configuration 1.0 System Configuration3 Keyswitch 2000 Series Program Entry GuideSystem Configuration 6 Custom Service TextDefault Blank 2000 Series Program Entry Guide2.1Phone Routing Set to No 2.0 PhonePhone Routing Set to Yes Phone6 Non-FireRoute 5 Fire Route7 Pt Trbl Route 8 Restoral Route12 Sys Trbl Route 11 Cancel Route13 Sys Trbl Route 14 Duress RouteDefault: Local 15 Test Route2000 Series Program Entry Guide PhoneReports 3.0 Reports1 O/C Rpts - All On 3 Restricted O/C6 Restoral Rpts 5 Cancel Rpt7 AC Fail Buzz/Rpt 2000 Series Program Entry GuideDefault 8 Point User Flag2000 Series Program Entry Guide ReportsReports 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems | 7/05 | 35114F4.1Modem Reports 4.0ReceiverReceiver 1 Rcvr FormatReceiver 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Table 2 continuedReceiver 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Table 2 continued1 - Account number 2 - Report group 4.2Pulse Report Groups3 - Point, user 2 Fire Group3 Non-FireGroup 8 Cancel Group4 Pt Trbl Group 5 Restoral Group11 Duress Group 10 Sys Res Group12 Test Group 2000 Series Program Entry GuideRemote Programming 5.0 Remote Programming1 RAM Passcode 2 RAM PhoneEN 2000 Series Program Entry GuideRemote Programming Open/Close 6.0 Open/Close1 Entry Dly Time 2 Exit Dly Time5 No Delay 6.1Step Outside6 Excursion 2000 Series Program Entry GuideOpen/Close 6.2Exit2000 Series Program Entry Guide Open/Close 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114F7.0ABC Keys 2 A-KeyAlarm OutputABC Keys 1 A-KeyReport9 C-KeyAlarm Report 5B-KeyAlarm Report 6 B-KeyOutput 7 B-KeyAck Tone8 B-KeyText 10 C-KeyOutput8.0 Bell 4 Alarm on 2 FailBell 1 Bell TimeBell 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114FTest Timer 9.0 Test Timer1 Test Interval 2 Hours to NextThe report defers one interval from the time of the last report. For example, if theTest Intrvl prompt is set to 1 Day, and the system transmits an Opening Report at 9 00 PM, the interval begins at 9 00 PM. If the system transmitted no other reports before 9 00 PM the following day, at 9 00 PM the system transmits the Test Report Test Timer2000 Series Program Entry Guide Address Configuration 10.0 Address Configuration1 Address 2 Address 3 Address 4 Address 5 Address 6 Address 7 Address 8 Address2000 Series Program Entry Guide Address ConfigurationEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114FPoint Codes 11.0 Point Codes1 Point 2 Point5 Point 4 Point6 Point 7 to 24 Points 7 toRefer to Section 11.3 Digit 3, Point Options 11.1Digit 1, Point Type2000 Series Program Entry Guide Point Codes2000 Series Program Entry Guide 11.3 Digit 3, Point OptionsPoint Codes ENEN 2000 Series Program Entry GuidePoint Codes EN 2000 Series Program Entry GuidePoint Codes EN 2000 Series | Program Entry Guide |Point Codes 2000 Series Program Entry Guide the Extended Delay featurePoint Codes ENPoint Codes 11.2Digit 2, Alarm Responses2000 Series Program Entry Guide 2000 Series Program Entry Guide 11.3Digit 3, Point OptionsPoint Codes EN2000 Series Program Entry Guide 11.4Digit 4, Device AddressPoint Codes ENPoint Codes 11.5Digit 5, Sensor Loop2000 Series Program Entry Guide Point Codes 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Table 9 Digit Selection SummaryPoint Codes 11.6 Recommended Point Codes2000 Series Program Entry Guide Table 16 Panic Device swinger bypass 2000 Series Program Entry GuidePoint Codes Point Codes 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114FPoint Text 12.0 Point Text1 to 24 Point Text 2000 Series Program Entry GuidePoint Text 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114F13.1Relay Function Logic 13.0 Relays13.2Relay Functions Relays2000 Series Program Entry Guide the Parameter promptRelays ENEN 2000 Series Program Entry GuideRelays Relays 13.3Relay Parameters, for Keypad Programming Only2000 Series Program Entry Guide 14.0 User Test 2 User Tst, BatteryUser Test 1 User Tst, BellUser Test 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114FPasscodes 15.0 Passcodes1 Instir Code 2 Passcode LengthPasscode-# 5 Change Passcodethe Passcode Type and to enter a unique passcode for up to eight usersRF Parameters 16.0 RF Parameters1 Supervision Interval 2000 Series Program Entry GuideRF Parameters 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114F3 Disable System 1 Return to Default17.0 Program Lock Program LockProgram Lock 2000 Series Program Entry GuideEN Bosch Security Systems 7/05 35114F18.1Getting Started 18.0Keypad Programming18.2View Mode Keypad Programming18.4Scroll Lists 18.3Modify Mode18.5Yes and No Entries 18.4 Scroll ListsKeypad Programming 18.6An Example, Entering Custom Text2000 Series Program Entry Guide Keypad Programming 18.7Keypad Programming Tips2000 Series Program Entry Guide 2000 Series Program Entry Guide Index Index2000 Series Program Entry Guide Index 2000 Series Program Entry Guide Index Bosch Security Systems 130 Perinton Parkway Fairport, NY Customer ServiceTechnical Support 2005 Bosch Security Systems 35114F