Security: Intrusion

Issue Keypad displays check zone, then displays the zone number.   Solution   Check followed by zone# or zone #'s indicates which points must be tested or bypassed before arming the system. Any zone on the control can be programmed to check before arming as well as multiple zones. Some systems are programmed this way to check for proper operation of the zone or zone's before it will allow you to arm. To disable this feature follow directions below. 1. Enter pgm mode A. At the keypad enter the 5 digit programmers code followed by #0 ie... 98765#0, should now be in program mode (Led keypad will toggle leds back and forth)(alpha keypad will display program mode). If not, press the S1 switch located above zone 1 on the control. B. Once in program mode enter 20 00000# C. Press the * key for 3 seconds and release it. Should now be out of program mode. Reattempt to arm the system.

How to view the panel type and firmware revision.

 Issue How can my customer add and delete users, adjust skeds times, and view the panel history log from a work station with out being able to change CS information and how the points functions? Solution Remote Programming Software LITE (RPS-LITE) is an account management and control panel programming utility for Microsoft Windows operating systems. RPSLITE is designed for system owners with compatible control panels to perform user programming tasks, record storage, and troubleshooting. Functions Control Panel management tasks: RPS-LITE provides programming of specific parameters by system owners. RPS-LITE operators can change, add, or delete any of the following items for end users: passcodes, cards, tokens, keyfobs, user windows, and schedules (SKEDs). Diagnostics Guided navigation to individual modules makes finding trouble conditions quick and easy. Remote diagnostics allow operators to: • View system status and retrieve history • Bypass and reset points • Arm and disarm • Silence bells • Reset sensors • Perform output, time, and date functions • View SDI/SDI2 and option bus device status • Update panel firmware (GV4 and newer control panels) Expanded diagnostics for: • B9512G/B8512G control panels and all compatible modules • Bosch Cellular Service and cellular communicators • Cloud connections and Remote Connect Service (a Bosch Cloud-based Service) Report capability A variety of reports are available. Customize reports to include company logos and custom text. Select a range of pages and either print them or save them as an HTML, PDF, RTF, XLS, or TXT file. Context-sensitive and Quick Help Selectable, context-sensitive Help files correspond to the parameters for each control panel. The control panel's account window provides Quick Help information regarding the fields in the control panel's settings pane. The Quick Help information changes when the cursor moves over the fields. Local and Wide-area network accessibility The software uses a static IP address or a host name, including Domain Name System (DNS), to connect to control panels on a local-area network (LAN), widearea network (WAN), or the Internet. The connection provides fast uploads and downloads. USB direct connect Connect to B9512G/B8512G or B Series control panels via USB for easy on-site programming. Installation/configuration notes Compatible control panels* • B9512G/B8512G • B9512G-E/B8512G-E • B6512/B5512/B4512/B3512 • B5512E/B4512E/B3512E • D6412/D4412 • D9112B1/D7212B1 • D8112G2, D8112G1, D8112G, D8112E1, D8112E, D8112A • D9412GV4/D7412GV4/D7212GV4, D9412GV3/ D7412GV3/D7212GV3, D9412GV2/D7412GV2/ D7212GV2, D9412G/D7412G/D7212G, D9412/ D7412/D7212, D9112/D9112B1/D7212B1* *To create an account in RPS for either a D9412G or D7412G control panel, use the D9412default.dsf file on the RPS DVD to create a D9412G account. Use the D7212default.dsf file on the RPS DVD to create a D7212G account. *During RPS installation, the default is to install all control panels, but the installer can choose to limit the control panels installed. If RPS does not show a desired control panel model, install that control panel. Compatible modems Refer to the application Help file for a list of compatible modems. Generally, modems must originate a call in Answer Mode but must not use data compression, flow control, or error correction (LAPM, MNP). Ordering information D5500C-LITE-USB Kit with DVD & USB security key Account management and control panel programming software with USB security key (dongle). Order number D5500C-LITE-USB D5500CU-LITE Upgrade DVD RPS software is available for free download on the RPS-LITE product page. It is also available on DVDROM. Order number D5500CU-LITE Accessories D5371-USB Security block (USB) Security accessory required for RPS-LITE communication. Order number D5371-USB

Part numbers D7212B, D9112B, D7212B1, D9112B1, D7212, D7412, D9112, D9124, D9412, D7412G, D9124G, D9412G

How to: Determine if the D125B can be used with the D4412 or D6412.

Issue What is the open air range on the 2 button and 4 button ITI keyfobs?   Solution   The 60-607-319.5 two button and the 60-606-319.5 four button ITI keyfobs are 500 feet open air transmitters.

D5200 Programmer:  The D5200 needs to match a Data Lock code in the panel to access programming. Changing the panel Data Lock Code from the default of 12345 will prevent access. Remote Programming Software: RPS also needs to match the Data Lock code in the panel to access programming.  Changing the panel Data Lock Code from the default of 12345 will prevent access. RPS also needs to match the RPS Passcode (or RAM Passcode in legacy types) in order to allow access programming. Changing the default from 999999 will block RPS access.

Issue On the Honeywell 520 keypad, NOT AUTHORIZED is being displayed when entering a code and CMD 48 to set up the next test time.   Solution   Only passcodes with authority level 5 (service level) are authorized to use CMD 42 and CMD 48 functions on the Honeywell 5505 using the 520 keypad.

How to interpret Alarm Recent Close reports from a 2000 series control panel. D2212,D2012,D2112,D2412,D2812

How to determine the available reporting formats on 9000/7000, G and GV2 Series Panels.

Part numbers D2212, D2212B, D2212BE, D2412, D2412U, D2412UE, D2812, D2812U D2812P

Issue Why is the green LED not lit on the 251 keypad?   Solution   The green LED monitors loop status, power supply, and the fuse on the panel. If the LED is shut off check all of the above. Note: zones are supervised with a 1K ohm resistor and 16.5VAC 20 VA transformer is used for AC power.

Issue What brand of 2 wire smokes will work with the Easy Series panel, and how many can be applied to the loop? Solution Radionics/DS D285TH MB2W, MB2WL, D287, D288 = 20 D263 = 20 D263 = 20 D263C = 20 D263S = 20 D263TH = 20 D263THC = 20 D265AW D250AW = 12 D286 MB2W, MB2WL, D287, D288 = 20 D603 MB2W, MB2WL = 20 D604 MB2W, MB2WL = 20 D605 MB2W, MB2WL = 20 DS260 MB2W, MB2WL, D287, D288 = 20 DS230 MB2W, MB2WL = 20 DS230F MB2W, MB2WL = 20 DS233F MB2W, MB2WL = 20 DS250 MB2W, MB2WL, D287, D288 = 20 DS250TH MB2W, MB2WL, D287, D288 = 20 DS260 MB2W, MB2WL, D287, D288 = 20 DS282 = 20 DS282C = 20 DS282S = 20 DS282TH = 20 DS282THS = 20   Bosch Security Systems F220P/PTH F220-B6, -B6C, -B6E, -B6R = 20 1151 B110LP = 15 1451 B401B = 15 2151 B110LP = 15 2400 N/A = 15   System Sensor 2400TH = 15 2451 B401B = 15 2451TH B401B  = 15

Issue How is a code changed on the 251 arming station when used with a 3012 control/communicator?   Solution   Place J10 in lower enable position , then press blank key once, then enter old code once, new 4 digit code twice. Test new code by arming and disarming.

Issue Testing the DX4010i and D9133DC operation and communication using HyperTerminal. Solution HyperTerminal can be used to verify that the DX4010i is communicating over the serial port to another serial device. This is a good test to perform if running into problems connecting a control panel to PC9000, Readykey Pro or Crestron using the DX4010i. This process has been broken up into four steps; panel setup, device configuration, pc serial port configuration, and HyperTerminal Setup. Note: You must use a Null Modem Serial Cable when connecting the DX4010i to serial devices; Computer, PC9000, ReadyKey Pro, and Crestron. Panel setup: Receive a copy of RADXAUX1 with the D5200 or RPS/RAMIV. Move to the SDI Automation section of RADXAUX1. Set Enable SDI Automation to Yes. Under SDI Automation also set Status Rate to 20. Device Configuration: Disconnect the DX4010i from the SDI bus. Lock the Reset Pin down. Set the DX4010i to Address 80 by setting address switches 1-4 to on and 5-8 to off. Connect the DX4010i to SDI bus. Remove the cover from DX4010i. Place the jumper over the P2 pins labelled LED Enable. Lift and unlatch the Reset Pin on the panel. Wait 1 minute for the DX4010i to initialize. Once the DX4010i has initialized you will see activity on the BUS LED’s. PC Serial Port Configuration: Open device manager. Windows XP/2000 users go to Start, choose Settings then Control Panel. Double click on the System icon. On the System Properties window select the Hardware tab at the top. Press the Device Manager button. Find Ports and select the + symbol to the left to expand the ports section. Double click on com 1. The com 1 properties page will open. Select the port settings tab at the top. Verify the port settings. Bits per second should be set to 9600, Data Bits to 8, Parity to None, Stop Bits to 1, and Flow Control to None. Press OK and close the device manager. HyperTerminal Setup: Press the Start button, select Programs, choose Accessories, choose Communications and then select HyperTerminal. HyperTerminal will open, give the session a name and press OK. On the "Connect to" screen select the drop down box for Connect Using. Select Com 1 from the list. You will now see the port settings window for HyperTerminal. Set Bits per Second to 9600, Data Bits to 8, Parity to None, Stop Bits to 1, and Flow Control to None. Click Apply then press OK. If you have followed these instructions should now see data populating the screen from the panel.

Issue How is the panel made local so it will not send anything to the Central Station? Solution Receive a copy of the program with the D5200 programmer and follow the steps below. Enter “AUX” Enter “LOGGER” Select "NO" for all line items Load record back into panel and it will no longer send to the Central Station.

How to determine the Keypad Capacity of the D2112 control panel. D2112,D202A,D220A

Issue Unable to enter into program mode whether using a passcode or shorting out the solder pins, and the panel is not locked out of programming mode.   Solution   Make sure the panel does not have a ground fault issue. The best way to tell is to check the following: Take a voltage reading from aux power positive to Earth ground. The voltage should read  - 6.7VDC. If the voltage is lower or higher than -6.7VDC, a ground fault is present. The panel may indicated this trouble if it is turned on. If the voltage is 0VDC - the ground fault condition is on the positive side of the panel If the voltage is 13 VDC then the ground fault is on the negative side of the panel. Leave the volt meter accross the terminal and start disconnecting wires until the voltage goes to -6.7VDC

Issue How is point expansion configured, addressed and wired on the D6112 panel? Solution Connections: 1.) Install the First Device to the D6112 control by connecting one of the two White leads to terminal 11 (Data- first device). The Black lead will land on terminal 14 (common) and the Red on terminal 15 (+ 12Vdc). This device will be programmed as DEVICE 1. 2.) Install the Second Device to the D6112 control by connecting one of its White leads to the remaining White lead from Device 1. The Black and Red leads of the second device will connect to Common and +12Vdc respectively. This device will be programmed as DEVICE 2. 3.) Each additional device will be installed by connecting its White wire to the previous device remaining white wire until the last device. The remaining White wire on the last device will connect to the D6112 control terminal 13 (Data- last device). Programming: 1.) Go to the Devices Module part of the D6112 handler and on line 4.1 Device#, select 1 for the first device. a) On line 2 D1 Model, select the device model code (1=D610/611, 2=D620/D626, 3=D630/D636A, 4=D640) that pertains to the first device. 2.) Continue by selecting 2 on line 4.1 Device# for the second device and on line 4.2 D1 Model, enter that device model code. Continue until all devices are programmed. 3.) Address the points according to the device they are expanded off of. The zone location is comprised of the Device model code and the zone. The zones are identified by letter starting with A for the first zone and counting up alphabetically. a) Onboard zones 1-8 use a device code of 0 and are addressed as 0A-0H. b) Zones 9 and up would be addressed 1A, 1B and so on. Note: It is not required that zones 1-16 be located on any particular device or in any particular order. It is advisable that the system be laid out in a logical order for future reference.