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Please note, there are no pins/codes/ect in the Bosch system. They have been antiquated. |
Glossary of Terms
- Point(s)
- A point is a grouping of sensors in one area of the building. If a point has a fault, something is tripping a sensor in that area.
- Area
- Collection of points. This is usually a grouping inside a building such as a floor.
- All On
- This refers to the armed points. All on means every point is enabled.
- Part on
- This refers to the armed points. This enables most points but some special designated points are still disarmed.
Arming the System
To arm the system please do the following:
- Verify the lock logo is green. This indicates the system is ready to be armed.
- Press the ★ icon
- Select "Arm with delay"If the icon is yellow and the system isn't ready please see "Alarm Not Ready to Arm" below.
- Scan your badge on the reader.
- When the timer starts, exit the building.
Disarming the Alarm
Alarm will disarm automatically when an exterior door is opened using the card system. . Do not scan your badge on the alarm system.
Alarm Not Ready to Arm
If the alarm will not enter a ready state, follow the steps below:
- To view the issue, select "View Pts". This stands for view points.
- You should now see a list of faulted points. Scroll through them with the left and right arrows.
- Go to the area in the building listed and resolve the fault. Once cleared the screen should look like this:
- You may now arm the alarm.
Resetting Alarm After
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It Goes Off
If the alarm goes off, follow this procedure:
- Silence the alarm. Touch the red alarm iconIf you are outside, simply enter the building with your badge.
- Clear Fix the fault problem in the building (Close open door, papers waving in front of motion sensor, ect)
- (optional) Once the system is disarmed, view the events with the icon in the icon upper left hand corner.
- Once the fault is cleared, remove the fault with the clear button on main screen.
- Once cleared the system should return to:
- The system should now return to (one of the following):
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- Please follow the steps for arming above to re-arm the system.
Card Reader Light Colors
The card reader can have 3 different light colors.
| Color | Alarm State | Alarm System State |
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Red | Armed | Alarm is armed. |
| Amber | Disarmed | Alarm is not ready to be armed and is currently disarmed. |
| Green | Disarmed | Alarm is disarmed and ready to be armed. |
Alarm System Notifications
The system will send notifications to E-Mail and Slack. They will look like this:
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09/26/2019 6:40PM 425 Alarm, Ar-1 CCISD, Pt-4 LC Reception - Panic Button |
Now, let's take this apart to see what each section does.
| Color | Purpose |
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| Red | Time the event occurred. |
| Blue | Account this occurred for and event. Alarm is when something occurs, point restore is when it goes back to normal. |
| Orange | The area in which this event occurred. Some locations only have one area. Others have multiple. |
| Black | The name and number of the point in fault. This is the place in the building with the issue. Do not ignore this section. |
For motion and door alerts you will receive both a "point in alarm" notification and a "point restored" notification. "Point in alarm" indicates when the event first started and "point restored" indicates when it stopped occurring. If this time is very short (about a minute) this is most likely a false alert.