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 Panel Wide Parameters > Routing: Each Route Group provides parameters for selecting a Primary and Backup Path device for sending reports to a network receiver. Select the Primary and Backup device used for sending reports to the monitoring station. Select the SDI address of the network communicator (SDI 88 or SDI 92) and a path (1-4) which will contain the receiver IP address, port and supervision settings. Each Route Group (1-4) provides configuration settings for individual receivers. Upon completing communication to the first configured Route Group, reporting will continue to the next configured Route Group until the last one has completed. AUXPARM>Enhanced Communications Enhanced Communications contains configuration settings; receiver IP address, port number and supervision settings, for each of the four paths. Set Enable Enhanced Communications to Yes to allow the control panel to send reports over the SDI bus. Set the supervision time according to your local requirements: 90 Seconds:     UL 2050   (High Security)    Poll=60/Ack=5/Retry=5 200 Seconds:     UL 1610     Poll=110 / Ack=15 / Retry=5 300 Seconds:     NFPA 72 2010     Poll=210 / Ack=15 / Retry=5 1 Hour:     NFPA 72 2013     Poll=3240 / Ack=60 / Retry=5 4 Hours:     Medium Security     Poll=12600 / Ack=300 / Retry=5 24 Hours:     Daily     Poll=64800 / Ack=3600 / Retry=5 The supervision interval time is calculated as : Poll Rate + Ack Wait + (Ack Wait x Retry Count) = Supervision Time For example, to set a 300 second supervision time: Poll=240 Ack Wait=10 Retry Count=5 240 + 10 + (10 x 5) = 300 seconds (or 250 + 50 = 300 seconds) Set Anti-Replay to Yes: Anti-replay is a strategy designed against replay attacks. This feature will prevent substitution of a control panel or network interface module (NIM) solution for delivering events over a network. A replay attack is when a “hacker” records a message that is sent over the network by Device A and replays this message at a later time while pretending to be Device A.  AUXPARM>Route Group Parameters Route Group Parameters selects whether the Primary Path and Back-up Path Devices are using one physical receiver or if there are two separate physical receivers. Select No for Same Network Receiver if the selected RG is using only one physical receiver.  Only select Yes when the Primary Path and Back-up Path Devices are Different receivers. DX4020, B420, B426, Network Communicator, Conettix ... View more

Network communication in GV3 version 8.10 and higher series control panels is configured in Panel Wide Parameters > Routing and AUXPARM > Enhanced Communications. Panel Wide Parameters > Routing: Each Route Group provides parameters for selecting a Primary and Backup Path device for sending reports to a network receiver. In the selected Route Group, select the Primary and Backup device used for sending reports to the monitoring station. Select the SDI address of the network communicator (SDI 88 or SDI 92) and a path (1-4) which will contain the receiver IP address, port and supervision settings. l Each Route Group (1-4) provides configuration settings for individual receivers. Upon completing communication to the first configured Route Group, reporting will continue to the next configured Route Group until the last one has completed. AUXPARM>Enhanced Communications Enhanced Communications contains configuration settings; receiver IP address, port number and supervision settings, for each of the four paths. Set Enable Enhanced Communications to Yes to allow the control panel to send reports over the SDI bus. Set the supervision time according to your local requirements: Supervision Interval     Listing          Poll Rate    ACK Wait     Retry Count 90 Seconds             UL 2050       90 Seconds:  UL 2050   (High Security) 200 Seconds: UL 1610 300 Seconds: NFPA 72 2010 1 Hour   Supervision Interval     Listing Poll Rate ACK Wait Retry Count                                                                             The supervision interval time is calculated as follows: Poll Rate + Ack Wait + (Ack Wait x Retry Count) = Supervision Time For example, to set a 300 second supervision time: Poll=240 Ack Wait=10 Retry Count=5 240 + 10 + (10 x 5) = 300 seconds (or 250 + 50 = 300 seconds) Set Anti-Replay to Yes.   ... View more

 The proximity reader on the B942 keypad supports EM4102 (125 kHz) credentials. Note:  Not all RFID cards are the same. Bosch recommends using one of the the following 26 bit EM4102 (125 kHz) credentials: ACA-ATR13:  Token ACD-ATR11:  ISOCard ACD-ATR14CS:  Clamshell Card Access control, Proximity Reader, Credential ... View more

RPS Line Monitor enables a control panel that shares a phone line with an answering machine to communicate with RPS at the central station even though the answering machine has answered the phone. For the control panel to answer RPS there must be a ring count selected in the Answer Armed and/or Answer Disarmed parameters. The control panel follows programming to answer calls from RPS while in the appropriate armed state. Program the Answer Armed and/or Answer Disarmed parameters in: Panel Wide Parameters > RPS Parameters > RPS Line Monitor In some situations the Fax Machine or other device may seize the line on the first or second ring, and drop the RPS connection.   In these cases it may be necessary to set the ring count of the shared device (Fax Machine or etc) to 3 or more to allow the line monitor to work as designed. ... View more

Use the Sentrol® 5709C Acoustic Glassbreak Tester to test the EN1247 wireless glass break.  For complete testing. To place the unit in "Test Mode", place the Sentrol® 5709C Acoustic Glassbreak Tester up next to EN1247 Glass Break, this puts the unit into test mode and allows you to simulate alarm conditions using sonic bursts. Test Operation: In Test Mode the LED flashes. When activated with Sentrol® 5709C Acoustic Glassbreak Tester the LED turns on solid for about 2 seconds and the unit transmits on short to the Bosch Alarm panel. ... View more