Bosch TouchOne User manual

TouchOne

Installaon Manual

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Contents

“1. Overview” 4

“2. Wiring” 5

“3. Mounng” 6

“4. Addressing” 7

“5. Setup Wizard” 8

“6. Internet Connecvity” 7

“7. Troubleshoong” 10

“8. Specicaons” 11

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1. Overview

The TouchOne is a High Denion, 7” Touchscreen Keypad for Bosch Soluon 2000 and

3000 control panels that provides a rich user interface and extended funconality to the

end user.

Generaon 2 builds on the powerful foundaon of the TouchOne with an all new Processor,

SmartColor display system, new touch panel and improved mounng design.

2. Wiring

Using the included Wire Harness, wire the TouchOne into the

control panel as per the wiring diagram. It is recommended to

solder the wires to the cable from the control panel.

Noce on Power Consumpon

The TouchOne consumes considerably more power than

a tradional codepad due to its HD screen and internet

connecvity. Only one TouchOne device can be powered

by the control panel to ensure reliable performance. Up to 4 TouchOne devices can

be connected to one system, however 3 of them must be powered by a seperate and

appropriately rated power supply.

Using a 0.5mm cable from the control panel with a run less than 15 meters is recommended

for best performance.

3. Mounng

The TouchOne can be mounted in two orientaons, either

portrait or landscape. The Wall Mount should be screwed onto

the wall rst using the included 6G x 20mm pan head screws in

the intended orientaon. In either orientaon, the circle screw

hole is always on the boom and the oval adjustment screw hole

should be on top. Plug the Wire Harness into the TouchOne.

Aligning the TouchOne to the Wall Mount’s hooks, it should

move closer to the wall when aligned correctly. Slide the TouchOne in the opposite

direcon of the camera unl you feel it clip. Ensure all wires are fed into the wall.

Removing

The TouchOne can be removed by pressing the clip

that is located on the back at the opposite side of the

camera. Using a nger or small screwdriver, push the clip

towards you and slide the TouchOne in the direcon of

the camera.

4. Addressing

The Bosch Soluon 2000 and 3000 control panel requires each codepad on the system to

have a unique address between 1 and 4. When the TouchOne is powered on for the rst

me, it defaults to address 1. This seng is changed in the TouchOne soware interface,

therefore, you must ensure that any other codepad on the system is either not addressed

to address 1 or disconnected unl you have completed the setup wizard and have changed

the TouchOne’s address.

Changing the address

You can change the TouchOne address on the soware interface aer the inital setup

wizard by touching the Sengs buon from the home screen and then the Change Address

buon.

Should the TouchOne detect there is another device on the bus that shares its address

or there are communicaon problems, a screen will automacally appear allowing you to

select another address.

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5. Setup Wizard

When the TouchOne is powered on for the rst me, it will display a setup wizard, allowing

you to congure the device.

You can restore the TouchOne to factory defaults and complete the setup wizard again

by touching the Sengs buon from the home screen, then Installer Opons and then the

Restore to factory defaults buon. You will require the control panels installer PIN to access

the Installer Opons menu.

6. Internet Connecvity

During the setup wizard, you will be requested to connect the TouchOne to a local WiFi

network. As the TouchOne is a security device, ensure you only connect it to a WiFi network

that uses at least WPA security. WEP security is not a suitable encrypon method for this

device.

WiFi is required for the TouchOne to receive automac updates and to download and use

Apps like the Intercom App. The date and me must be correct before automac updates

and App funconality is enabled.

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7. Troubleshoong

The TouchOne does not turn on. • Ensure the PWR LED on the back of the TouchOne is illuminated, indicang the

device is receiving power from the control panel.

• Ensure the TouchOne is wired correctly and there is a steady 11V to 13V on the

PWR and COM (Red and Black) wires (meter at the TouchOne side of the cable).

• Wire the TouchOne Wire Harness directly to the panel and test.

• Wire the TouchOne to another panel to test.

• Ensure there is not short between the PWR and COM wires.

The TouchOne does not start

completely / restarts oen.

• Remove power to the control panel, remove all other devices and just connect

the TouchOne. You may need to wait up to 5 minutes for the overload protecon

circuit to cool down. Apply power to the panel again.

• If the TouchOne does start correctly when performing this test, then the total

number of devices on the panel exceeds the maximum current draw and you may

need an external power supply.

• Reduce the screen brightness, disable WiFi and use the Sleep standby opon

instead of the photo slideshow.

The TouchOne shows a communicaon

failure message.

• Check the “ALIVE” LED on the back of the device to ensure communicaon is

stable (the LED should be ashing consistently).

• Ensure the wiring is correct.

• If the TouchOne is being powered by a separate power supply, the ground wire of

the power supply should also connect to the ground wire of the bus.

8. Specicaons

Dimensions 192.69 mm x 115.69 mm x 13.83 mm LCD 7” HD WXGA 1280 px x 800 px, IPS, 400

nits.

Maximum screw

size

6G pan head Touch Panel 5 point mul-touch, capacive, GF glass

touch sensor.

Voltage

(Operang)

12VDC SD Card MicroSD (SDHC) 2GB to 32GB

Current Normal: 400mA

Peak: 800mA

Compability ICP-SOL2 & ICP-SOL3

Firmware version 1.0.3+

8IM-TO2A-041601

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