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MAP Technical Training

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Agenda

1. Day: Start 9:00MAP 5000 in Bosch ST product portfolio

MAP 5000 System overviewSystem communicationModulesCabling Enclosure concept

1. Day: Lunch about 12:30 MAP system - Bringing into serviceRemote Programming Software – RPS for MAPCreate a configuration

Configure BDB DevicesUser management

Control centerHandling of alarmsView System statusService Options

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Agenda

2. Day: Start 8:30Create a configurationContinue from day before

LSNInputs/OutputsArea management

2. Day: Lunch about 12:30 System diagnosticsFirmwareupdate

Closing meeting

2. Day: Return journey about 17:00

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MAP 5000 System Overview - Modules

Control CenterControl Panel

LSN Gateway

Power SupplyDE Module

Relais Mod. Printer

LSN Loop

Signaling Dev. Batteries 12V Converter

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System Overview 2

Conventional devices

LSN (Field Bus)

LSN devices

Conventional devices via LSN coupler

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MAP 5000 System – Connector Colors

AC and Battery Input terminals on the PSU

Auxiliary power on the main panel, PSU and the LSN gateway

LSN loop on the LSN gateway

Input points (including tamper) on the main panel and PSU

Output points (relay, EOL supervised and power) on panel, DE module and PSU

BDB (CAN bus) connection

DR2020 printer port on DE module

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RE = 120 Ohm(Last Element)

2x2x0,8

R Y G B

R

Y

G

B

Y

G

Cable Cross-Section of wires depends on estimated current. Voltage drop should not exceed 12 Volts.

BDB Cabling(Internal und External Bus)

Bosch Data Bus (BDB) - Cabling

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LSN general features - 1

• Sensor actor fieldbus (master-slave principle)

• One network for intrusion, fire and malfunction smoke detectors, remote indicators and fire alarm devices

• intrusion detectors, keypads, arming devices and sounders

• interfaces with inputs and outputs, zone extensions

• not yet specified applications• flexible network structure (loop, stub,

tee-off)• Power supply and data exchange

through 2 wires• Complete range of LSN elements (more

than 70 devices from 6 manufacturers) • Meets EN grade 4 and VdS class C

approval

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LSN general features - 2

• Full field device status• pollution of smoke detectors• analog values• trouble (e.g. low voltage, antimask, tamper)• Automatic address assignment• Central programming of all device configurations• Extremely robust• Short circuit isolators in each device increase system

integrity and cost savings• Each element is remote controllable • Can withstand a short or open at any point in the loop and ALL

devices still funktion

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Smartkey System

- Arm an disarm areas- Additional features

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Smartkey System - Overview

Smartkey coupler

Magnet contact

Door opener

Key fob – ID card

Smartkey reader

Bolt contact

Blocking element

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Smartkey System – Overview coupler devices

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RPS for MAP

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Remote Programming Software – RPS for MAP

• Tool for configuration, diagnostics and firmware upgrade

• Communication via ethernet (IP)• Graphic user interface, individually

adjustable• Many actions can be done intuitively

per Drag and Drop• Wizzards simplfy complex actions

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MAP 5000 – Bringing into service

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Bringing into Service - Steps

• Panel Hardware - Hardware Reset- Failsafe Mode - Factory settings- Installer Mode

• Install and Start RPS for MAP• Create new configuration

- Hardware- Areas- User- Schedules- Events

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Hardware Reset

Press Installer Button 6 s to reset the Control Panel and all modules attached.

The Heartbeat LEDs of all modules attached switch OFF. The System restarts.

1. Control Center and modules initialize (LED fast)

2. Data Transfer between Control Panel and modules (LED slow)

3. End of Restart (LED steady)

Press Installer Button 6 s

LED displays status LED Condition Modul Condition

OFF No Function

Blinking Fast Initializing

Blinking Slow Data Transfer

Steady Normal

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Failsafe Mode – Factory Settings

Control Panel

Press 25 s

Blinking Fast

System can be forced to start in Failsafe Mode in order to reset the Control Panel to Factory Settings. When system is in Failsafe Mode:

1. No application is running

2. RPS connect and firmware upgrade of Control Panel is possible.

3. Firmware and configuration must be send again by RPS

To force Failsafe Mode:

1. Open Tamper of Control Panel and Power OFF (remove AC and DC)

2. Keep Installer Button pressed for 25 s after Power ON

System starts in Failsafe Mode, this may take some minutes.

Open Tamper

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Control Panel – Installer Mode

Control Panel

Press 3 s

Blinking Slow

When system is in Installer Mode,

• LED is blinking slow

• all Control Centers are inactive, except Installer Control Center

• Only users from Type Installer may login (Installer Control Center)

• Alarms are not reported (default setting, may be modified)

Press Installer Button 3 s to get into Installer Mode

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Software Bundle MAP – Installation on Microsoft Windows

Windows

SQL Server 2005 Express

Crystal Reports

Visual C++

Windows Service Pack

App 1

App 2

.NET Framewor

k

RPS for MAP

SAP AG Microsoft Bosch Other

Ethernet USB Printer … … …

Application

Operating System

Hardware Driver

Software Bundle MAP

Software Bundle App 2

Manufacturers

Graphics Board

Other

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RPS for MAP – Installation

Prerequisites:• PC must be able to

communicate via ethernet (IP)• Assign IP address, fixed or

dynamic to ethernet adapter • Administrator privileges are

helpful

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RPS – Start application

default

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RPS – Select Language

Menue: Ansicht – Sprachen

Select language

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RPS – Create New Configuration

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RPS – Screen

ManagerManager

ExplorerExplorer ToolboxToolbox

(Actions)

(Actions)

PropertiesProperties (Diagnostics)

(Diagnostics)

ListsLists

MenueMenue

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RPS – Home

Menue: Home

Before connect to panel, configuration must be saved.

• Click on Save-Button to save your configuration.

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RPS – Home – Connect

Menue: Home

Click on Connect-Button

Select via Direct Connect

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RPS – Home – Direct Connect

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RPS – Home – Connected to Panel

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RPS – Home – Disconnect

Menue: HomeClick on menue item Disconnect

Select :No Reboot Panel does not reboot after disconnect

Reboot / Persist Panel reboots and keeps states of areas and points:

- armed areas would be armed after reboot- disabled points would be disabled after reboot

Reboot / No Persist Panel reboots all areas disarmed and allpoints enabled

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RPS – Manager

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – MAP 5000 Panel Properties - Behavior

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – MAP 5000 Panel Properties - Identification

Note: This value does not modify the IP-address of the control panel!

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – MAP 5000 Panel Properties – Internal Program Names

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – MAP 5000 Panel Properties - Miscellenious

This value indicates the number of addresses used in the system

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – MAP 5000 Panel Properties – Setup BIS, Dial-up, RPS, User

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – Devices

• Select device in Panel Explorer

• Edit Properties

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – BDB DevicesConfigure Bosch Data Bus

Devices:

• Assign Product ID• Assign Area

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – BDB Devices – Control Center - 1

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – BDB Devices – Control Center - 2

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MAP 5000 – Control Center

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MAP 5000 – Control Center – First Login

• Press Installer Button 3 seconds

• Login as User 004

004969594

4#969594

or

User-ID

PasscodeUser-ID

Passcode

User-ID

Passcode

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – LSN Devices - 1• Connect• Select LSN Gateway Device• Click on Refresh Button• Click on “Get Available

Diagnostic Functions”

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – LSN Devices - 2• Click on “Start Auto

Detection”, System starts procedure to detect all LSN devices attached to the selected Gateway

• Confirm Result of Auto Detection

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager - Points

• Assign Area• Select Point Type• (Edit Name)

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – Create Output• Select Output Type• Output Properties - Behavior Item

List – Edit Button• Add one or more Behavior Items

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – Output Device

• Select Output type• One or more behavior items• AND / OR logic• Activation after Delay time

Event Event

Event Event

Output

Device

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – Output Wizzard• Use Wizzard to assign Output

functions

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RPS for MAP - Hardware Manager – Output Properties• Assign other Properties

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RPS for MAP – Area Manager

Area 1

Control Panel Area

Area 2 Area 3

Area 4

Area 5

Area 6

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RPS for MAP – Area Manager – Devices

Assign to an area:• Smartkey devices

(mandatory)• BDB devices• LSN devices• Inputs• Outputs

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RPS for MAP – Area Manager - Properties

Modify properties:• Area relationships• Timing and delays

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RPS for MAP – Area Manager – Area Relationships – Master and Child Areas 1

Area 1

Control Panel Area

Area 2 Area 3

Area 4

Area 5

Area 6

Child areas:Area 1Area 2Area 3Area 4Area 5 1

2

1 1 1

1

1 1 11 1

1

11 1

1

1

11 1

2

1

1

11 1

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Area 1

Control Panel Area

Area 2 Area 3

Area 4

Area 5

Area 6

Child areas:Area 1Area 2Area 3Area 4Area 5

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Area 1

Control Panel Area

Area 2 Area 3

Area 4

Area 5

Area 6

Child areas:Area 1Area 2Area 3Area 4Area 5

2

1

1

11 1

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RPS for MAP – User Manager

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RPS for MAP – User Manager - Overview

Permission Set

Access Profile

User

Special Days

Day ModelArea

Time Model

Area & Time Model Smartkey Profile

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RPS for MAP – User Manager – Create User

Add users:• Select user

type• Select access

profile• Assign pin

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RPS for MAP – User Manager –User Properties

Change users properties:• activation date• active/inactive• Force passcode

change on next login• Assign language• Change login ID• Use standard or

extended delay time for arming/disarming areas

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RPS for MAP – Schedule Manager

The following actions can be performed by schedule:

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RPS for MAP – Schedule Manager – Create New Schedule• Use Wizzard to create and configure

schedules

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RPS for MAP – Event Manager

Panel Event Groups:• Configure Properties

for Logging, Printing and Reporting

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RPS for MAP – Event Manager – Logging, Printing and Reporting

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RPS for MAP – Event Manager – Logging, Printing and Reporting – Reporting on parallel Interface

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Smartkey System – Configuration in RPS for MAP

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RPS for MAP – Hardware Manager - Smartkey device

Assign Smartkey Device to an Area

More options:• Use of bolt contact• Require passcode for arming / disarming• Alarm Overide• Force unlock• Use of door opener (SE320 only)

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RPS for MAP – User Manager – Create Smartkey Profile

Add smartkey profile:

• Assign one or more area(s)

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RPS for MAP – User Manager – Smartkey Profile Properties

Smartkey profile:• Arm authority• Disarm authority• Time model used for

disarming

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RPS for MAP – User Manager – Add Smartkey User

Add Smartkey User:• Select User to use

Smartkey

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RPS for MAP – User Manager – User Properties - Smartkey Configuration

Smartkey user properties:

• Assign Smartkey profile

• Select Smartkey access type

• Assign Smartkey Tag number

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System Diagnostics

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System Diagnostics – Control Center

Status • View Area Status• View Device Status

Service• View Version Information• Walk Test• Motion Detector Test• Bell test• Change/View Output State

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System Diagnostics – RPS

1. Select Device2. View Diagnostics

Optional:• (Click Refresh Button)• (Perform Actions)

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Firmware Upgrade

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RPS for MAP - Firmware Upgrade - Modules

1. Connect2. Click on SW Update / Device

Firmware3. Select Device4. Select Update File5. RPS sends file to the Panel. System

will Reboot. Wait until System finished Update.

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RPS for MAP - Firmware Upgrade – Panel

1. Connect2. Click on SW Update / Panel Firmware3. Select Update File4. RPS sends file to the Panel. System

will Reboot. Wait until System finished Update.

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Advanced Features – Custom Point Types (Configurable Point Types)

- Create custom point type, based on a standard type- Modify arming dependent responses

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Advanced Features – Area- Blocking Time for Disarming

It is possible to configure allowed times for disarming for every area including CPA.

For a single day, a maximum of three blocking time intervals can be configured. During the configured intervals disarming is allowed (Blocking Time is inactive).

Outside of the configured intervals disarming is not allowed (Blocking Time is active). If the system is in Installer Mode blocking time is alwaysinactive for all areas.

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Advanced Features – Keyswitch

Easy configuration using wizzard

- Arm / Disarm Area- Login on Control Center- Enable / Disable Control Center

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Advanced Features – Virtual Devices - Basics

- Virtual Devices do not map existing hardware- Virtual Devices are designed to perform logic operations- Virtual Devices are configurable similar to corresponding hardware types

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Advanced Features – Virtual Devices – Device Types

- Virtual Outputs

- Virtual Keyswitches

- Virtual Points

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Virtual Outputs and Virtual Points – Basics

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Operation Operation

Vitual Points / Keyswitches

Vitual Outputs

OR/AND

OR/AND

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Virtual Points and Virtual Outputs – Options

Event Event

Activation Delay time

Event Event

Vitual PointsVitual Outputs

OR

AND

Prio

rity

Event Event

Activation Delay time

Min. time Event Event

Max. time

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Min. time Event Event

Max. time

Event Event

Event Event

1

2

3

4Idle state: low/high

Idle state: low/high

Idle state: low/high

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Virtual Points and Virtual Outputs – Scenarios

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Event Event

Point Output

Vitual PointsVitual Outputs

OR/AND

OR/AND

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