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    ‎08-02-2018 08:35 PM
    Issue Can not connect to a panel using a DX4020 and RPS? Solution There are a lot of things to check for when having connectivity issues between RPS and 7000/9000 series panels through a DX4020. Perform the following in order. A technician with a laptop and RPS installed on the laptop should be on site.   1.) Check for Bus Status LEDs (Red LEDs). If they are flashing, go to step 2. If they are not flashing, make sure that dip switches 1, 2, and 3 are closed (down) and dip switches 4 and 7 are open (up) (dip switches 5, 6, and 8 do not matter) and make sure that there is not a DX4010 on this panel addressed as 88 (you can only have 1 SDI address 80 and 1 SDI address 88 on the panel). If you still do not have Bus LEDs, latch down the reset pin. If they come on after this, change Enable SDI RPS to YES in the AUX / SDI RPS Parameters. If they still do not come on check wiring to the SDI bus, that the EEPROM chip on the DX4020 did not come loose, that the EEPROM on the panel is 6.0 or higher, for grounds on the panel, ensure DC voltage is ~12vDC between terminals R (power) and B (common), and disconnect all other SDI devices from the panel to eliminate the keypads and keypad wiring as issues. If after completing all of this, you still do not have bus LED status lights, replace the DX4020. 2.) Once you get the Bus Status LEDs, do a network test. This is the same thing as doing a ping from the command prompt. If they do not come back successful, go to step 3. If they do come back successful, go to step 4. 3.) If you are not successful with a network test on the panel, connect directly to the DX4020 with a crossover cable (pin 1 will be crossed with pin 3 and pin 2 will be crossed with pin 6) and try again. If you are still unsuccessful, check to ensure that your computer is on the same network as the DX4020. If it is, arp in the IP address of that card (arp –s IPaddress MACaddress). If you are running Vista, you MUST be in administrator mode to do this (go to cmd under programs – accessories, right click, and select run as administrator). Next, establish a telnet connection with the DX4020 (telnet enter, open IPaddress 1, wait for it to fail, then, enter open IPaddress 9999). If you are running Vista, telnet is not installed by default but the setup files are copied. You must add the telnet client component in Programs and Features. It is helpful with multiple LAN components to arp in the DX4020’s IP address while binding it to the specific connector which the DX4020 is attached. A main example of this would be if you have a wireless NIC and Ethernet Port. In this case put in arp –s IP_address_of_4020 MACaddress IPaddressofyoursystem. Once you are in, go to server configurations and verify the IP address, default gateway, and subnet mask. Remember that it is looking for the number of bits in the host portion of the subnet mask. 4.) Now that we have Bus connectivity (red LEDs) and can do a successful network test, try to connect to the panel and watch the SER RX and SER TX (green LEDs) on the DX4020. If the green SER RX LED comes on but not the green SER TX, go to step 5. If neither of these come on, then the data packets are not making it through the DX4020 to the serial bus for the panel to process. This can be due to the port being blocked (default port is 7700), non matching encryption keys, or a malfunctioning DX4020. While connected with a crossover cable, make sure the D6200 software is not running or use a different port than 7700. Turn off all firewalls and anti-virus software. Check to see if the receiver is running encryption and if they are, make sure the same key is in the DX4020 and in RPS. If you can now get in, but still can’t across a network, then the panel is setup correctly but a network device is down or the port or IP address is being blocked between their workstation and the panel. 5.) If you get the green SER RX but no SER TX, then the information is going through the DX4020 but the panel is not responding to the data. Telnet into the DX4020, scroll to the top line which should have the firmware version of 1.5D or higher (This must be Bosch released firmware, such as version 5.8.8.3 for a Xport-01 or version 6.1.8.3 for a Xport-03, to support Datagram type 02). The second line should have AES firmware version. If the card does not meet those requirements, download and update the firmware to the latest revision. If it does, verify the correct datagram type in channel 1 configurations. If the panel firmware revision is a G panel 7.0 or GV2 panel 7.06 or higher, you must use datagram type 02. Otherwise use datagram type 00. If you are using datagram type 02, you must use RPS version 5.5 or higher. If the green ser RX LED stays on, check that the baud rate and other settings are set to 9600, no parity with 1 stop bit, and force RTS and DTR are forced on in the AUX portion of the panel, and verify correct datagram is being used in the DX4020. The panel will not reply to invalid RAM pass codes over the SDI bus, thus will never reply with an invalid RAM pass code. Check the RAM pass code with another system that CAN get in, or with a D5200 programmer and use that in place of the ****** when connecting to the panel.  6.) If you continue to have issues after checking these things, contact Bosch Technical Support for further assistance.   Notes: If you can connect locally but not remotely, then the problem is not with the panel or DX4020. If at the remote location, they can connect to the same type of panel with the same firmware locally, then the problem lies in the network. It is important to note that the port used by RPS is UDP and must be open to inbound and outbound traffic on all routers and firewalls. This includes your own computer. Windows, Symantec, Norton, AVG, Trend Micro, MaCafee, and numerous other Operating Systems and Anti-Virus software come with some form of firewall built into them. For this reason, disable all these types of applications for the initial connection to verify that we can connect. After we know that we can connect, then build exceptions for the UDP port (default is 7700) in your applications.
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    ‎07-30-2018 09:33 PM
    How to access the IP Communicator Web Browser.
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    ‎07-27-2018 06:58 PM
    How to select the correct legacy mode or datagram setting for network communications.
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    ‎07-27-2018 06:03 PM
    How to configure the B426 or B420 IP Communicator using keypad programming.
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    ‎01-22-2020 04:25 PM
    Issue What is the Part # for the ribbon cable that is used with the D128 or D928? Solution Call Spare Parts (800) 894-5215 - Ribbon Cable Part Number is 15-03131-000-B.
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    ‎07-27-2018 03:06 PM
    Issue Enabling encryption on the DX4020 module. Solution Telnet into the DX4020 using the IP Address ported to port 9999. (Ex: Telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxx 9999, where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxx is the IP address of the DX4020 .).  Follow the procedure below: Press Enter to go into setup mode appears, Press the Enter key. Select 6- Security from the main menu and follow the next steps: At Disable SNMP (N) N press [ENTER]. At SNMP Community Name ( 😞 press [ENTER]. At Disable Telnet Setup (N) N press [ENTER]. At Disable Port 77FEh (N) N press [ENTER]. At Disable Web Server (N) N press [ENTER]. At Disable ECHO ports (Y) Y press [ENTER]. At Enable Encryption (N) press [Y]. At Key length in bits (0), type 128 and press [ENTER]. Change keys (N) press ‘Y’ to change it. Enter keys the bytes programmed in the D6680-E120. These 16 bytes (32 characters) should match.  Default value is 01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-15-16. At Enable Enhanced Password (N) press [ENTER]. Select 9 at the main menu to save and close telnet session. A message is displayed the connection was lost..
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    ‎07-27-2018 07:32 PM
    How to Capture and Save a DX4020-G Log file for troubleshooting
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    ‎06-29-2018 10:01 PM
    How to determine how many network interfaces can be added to the control panel. B420 B426 DX4020
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    ‎06-28-2018 07:48 PM
    How to determine correct wiring with between the DS7420i and different DS7400 panel types. Is the wiring configuration between the DS7420i and DS7400 panel different than with the DS7400Xi? DS7400,DS7400X,DS7400Xi,DS7420i.
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    ‎06-28-2018 04:15 PM
    Part numbers D8112, D8112E, D8112E1, D8112G, D8112G1, D8112G2
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    ‎06-22-2018 09:14 PM
    How to determine the wiring requirements for the multiplex bus and zone loops. DS7400X,DS7400,DS7400Xi,DS7400XIVER2,DS7400XIVER3+,DS7400XIVER4+,DS7461i,DS7460i,DS7465i,DS7457i,DS7432
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    ‎07-17-2018 03:39 PM
    Unable to connect to panel with DX4010i and Honeywell version of RAM. DX4010i,RAMIV,RPS, RPS LITE,RAMIV LITE  
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    ‎06-22-2018 03:37 PM
    I just replaced my external modem with a new one, and when connecting to a panel the status screen never moves from (configuring port). D5500C-LITE-LPT,D5500C-LITE-USB,D5500C-LPT,D5500C-USB,D5500CU,D5500CU-LITE,RAM,RAM IV - D5370,RAMIV,RAMIV LITE,RPS,RPS LITE
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    ‎06-19-2018 10:10 PM
    How to determine which pins of the RJ45 and RJ11 are used for Tip and Ring or Tip-House/Ring-House.
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    ‎06-15-2018 03:05 PM
    Overview The Bosch Security Systems D221 Answering Machine Disconnect Module allows you to remotely disconnect an answering machine that shares a phone line with a Bosch Security Systems control panel. When the answering machine disconnects the phone line is available to the control/communicator for remote programming (RPS) functions. A Touch-tone® telephone at the RAM site is required to perform the disconnect procedure. The D221 can be installed with an existing modular telephone jack or be a replacement for an RJ-11 jack.   Issue   What activates the module to disconnect the answering machine?   Solution   From a touch tone phone call the phone line, let the answering machine answer the line. The # key or the 8 key will activate the module. 1) module white jumper cut = # key 2) module black jumper cut = 8 key **Note: The RAM session is not affected when the D221 restores the phone line to the answering machine. Some answering machines record tones generated during the RAM session. If the D221 Module is used with an integrated telephone/ answering machine device, pressing the activation key ([#] or [8]) during normal use may activate the D221 and disconnect the device for 3 to 5 minutes.
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    ‎06-15-2018 02:41 PM
    Issue Will an Answering Machine cause the D168A not to answer when accessed locally? Solution Some answering machines load down the phone line and cause it to go below 7 VDC. The D168A needs at least 7 VDC to properly process the DTMF tones.
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    ‎03-02-2020 10:33 PM
    This article demonstrates how to enable the Telnet password and secure the D6686 IPv6 Communicator from Internet based attackers, attempting to utilize the second available tunnel. How to return the D6686 to factory settings.
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    ‎06-14-2018 03:02 PM
    Article describes reasons for C900V2 low voltage event.
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    ‎06-14-2018 01:59 PM
    How to configure the DX4020 for DHCP.
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    ‎06-14-2018 01:53 PM
    How to configure the DX4020 for Different Ports.
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