Bosch IUI-MAP0001 User manual

MAP Control Center

IUI-MAP0001

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Table of Contents

1SystemOverview 5

1.1 Certifications 5

1.2 MAP Control Center Description 5

1.2.1 LCD Screen 5

1.2.2 MAP Control Center LEDs 5

1.3 Control Center Maintenance 5

1.4 Idle Screen 6

1.5 Logging In 7

1.6 Screen Elements 8

2Operation 10

2.1 Alarm Tasks 10

2.1.1 Silence Alarms 10

2.1.2 Clear Alarms 10

2.1.3 View Event Memory 10

2.1.4 Clearing An Anti-masking Message 11

2.2 Searching and Sorting/Filtering 11

2.2.1 Search 12

2.2.2 Sort/Filter 12

2.3 Arm - Using the Control Center 13

2.3.1 Arm All Areas 14

2.3.2 Arm Selected Areas 14

2.3.3 Arm Control Panel (Local) Area 15

2.4 Disarm – Using the Control Center 15

2.4.1 Disarm All Areas 16

2.4.2 Disarm Selected Areas 16

2.4.3 Disarm Control Panel Area 17

2.5 Users 17

2.5.1 Add User 18

2.5.2 Delete User 26

2.5.3 Edit User 27

2.5.4 Change Passcode 29

2.6 Schedules 29

2.7 Status 31

2.7.1 View Area Status 32

2.7.2 View Device Status 34

2.7.3 Bypass/Unbypass Device 37

2.7.4 Unbypass All Devices 38

2.8 Service 39

2.8.1 Event History 40

2.8.2 View Version Information 43

2.8.3 Enable/Disable Device 44

2.8.4 Set Time and Date 45

2.8.5 Walk Test 46

2.8.6 Motion Detector Test 50

2.8.7 Bell and Indicator Test 51

2.8.8 Change/View Output State 52

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2.8.9 Manufacturer Authorization 53

2.8.10 Adjust Volume/Brightness 53

2.8.11 Chime Mode On/Off 54

2.9 Internal Program 54

2.10 Event Memory 55

2.10.1 View Event Memory 56

2.10.2 Clear Event Memory 56

2.10.3 View Alarm Counter 56

2.10.4 Silence 57

2.11 RPS 57

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1 System Overview

1.1 Certifications

The control center is designed to comply with the following certifications and standards:

1.2 MAP Control Center Description

The MAP control center is an input device for the Modular Alarm Platform 5000 system. Each

control center has a vibrant-color 14 cm (5.7 in.) LCD screen. The durable touch screen

provides access to the various system functions through an interface with intuitive buttons.

Users touch the images directly on the screen to arm, disarm, or select other menu options.

Based on the user’s preference, text is shown in German, English, French, or Dutch.

1.2.1 LCD Screen

To operate the MAP control center, apply moderate pressure to the keys and buttons shown

on the screen. To avoid damage to the touch-sensitive foil do not use sharp objects.

1.2.2 MAP Control Center LEDs

Three light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are located on the left edge of the MAP control center

(Figure 1.1, Page 6):

–Green LED: Indicates that the control center is communicating with the control panel.

–Yellow LED: The default behavior indicates if there is a trouble condition or any

component is blocked or bypassed in the security system

–Red LED: The default behavior indicates that an alarm condition exists in the security

system

1.3 Control Center Maintenance

If the control center housing is dirty, clean it with a soft dampened cloth. Do not use corrosive

or abrasive cleaners. Make sure that no fluid gets inside of the housing. To remove

fingerprints or dust from the LCD screen, use a soft cloth that you have dampened slightly

with water.

Region Certification

GERMANY VdS Class C, VdS G 111040

Europe CE Conformité Européene

EN50131-1/3 grade 3 Alarm Systems – Intrusion

Systems

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Figure 1.1 Control Center LEDs

1.4 Idle Screen

The control center shows the Idle screen (Figure 1.2, Page 6) when it is not in use. To use the

system, touch the control center display.

Figure 1.2 Idle screen

1 – Green LED

2 – Yellow LED

3 – Red LED

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1.5 Logging In

Use the Login screen (Figure 1.3, Page 7) to enter your passcode.

Figure 1.3 Login screen

If the system does not recognize the passcode, the control center shows the Invalid Login

screen (Figure 1.4, Page 7). To empty the passcode field, press Clear (the pencil eraser

button). After the user enters a valid passcode, the touch screen shows the Main Menu

(Figure 1.5, Page 8).

Figure 1.4 Invalid Login screen

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1.6 Screen Elements

Figure 1.5 Main Menu – page 1

Figure 1.6 Main Menu – page 2

1 – Screen name: identifies the active screen.

2 – Menu buttons: Press a menu button to perform a task.

3 – Installer Mode Icon: Indicates that the control panel is in installer mode.

4 – RPS Connected Icon: Indicates that RPS is connected to the control panel.

5 – Information button: If it is flashing, press this button to view additional system information and to

clear the events, alarms or troubles. For more Event Memory information, refer to Section 2.1.3 View

Event Memory, page 10.

–If the Information button is flashing red, there are system events and alarms that the user has

not cleared.

–If the Information button is flashing yellow, there are system troubles which the user has not

cleared.

–If the Information button is green, no additional system information is available.

6 – Navigation bar: Press the buttons in the navigation bar to find tasks or to view system information.

Refer to Table 1.1, Page 9. Buttons in the navigation bar that appear without their normal colors are

not activated.

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After the user presses a button, the touch screen shows the task buttons contained within

that folder. For example, Figure 2.45 on Page 32 shows the Status tasks.

Table 1.1 Navigation Bar description

NOTICE!

The buttons on your touch screen might be different from the buttons shown in Figure 1.5 on

Page 8 and Figure 1.6 on Page 8. The buttons on your touch screen are determined by your

user authority level.

Button Description

Back: Shows the previous screen.

Home: Shows the Main Menu.

Page up: Shows the previous page on screens with more than one page.

Page down: Shows the next page on screens with more than one page.

Help: Shows helpful information about the active screen.

Exit: Shows the Idle screen (Figure 1.2, Page 6).

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2 Operation

2.1 Alarm Tasks

2.1.1 Silence Alarms

If the system generates an alarm, press the touch screen and enter your passcode (Figure 1.3,

Page 7). If the system accepts your passcode, the touch screen shows the External Intrusion

Alarm screen (Figure 2.1, Page 10).

Figure 2.1 External Intrusion Alarm screen

To silence the alarm, press Silence. If the system recorded more than one alarm, the screen

shows the first and last alarms. Press View More to see events in the event memory. For more

information about event memory, refer to Section 2.1.3 View Event Memory, page 10.

2.1.2 Clear Alarms

After silencing an alarm, the user must clear the alarm. From the alarm screen (Figure 2.1,

Page 10), press View More to open the View Event Memory screen (Figure 2.2, Page 10). To

clear the alarm, press Clear Events.

2.1.3 View Event Memory

If the Information button on the Main Menu (Figure 1.5, Page 8) flashes red or yellow, press

the Information button to view the View Event Memory screen (Figure 2.2, Page 10). For

additional event memory options, refer to Section 2.10 Event Memory, page 55.

Figure 2.2 View Event Memory screen

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