Bosch BE 300 LSN User manual

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Contents
BE 300 LSN
4.998.099.747 A2
User‘s Guide
Message display/Editing
External alarm, internal alarm, malfunctions........................... 17
Display message .................................................................... 18
Display faulted points.............................................................. 19
Reset message....................................................................... 20
Use of menus
Notes on menu use................................................................. 21
View all detectors.................................................................... 22
View alarm counter................................................................. 23
View event log ........................................................................ 24
Change own user code........................................................... 25
Change user code for new user.............................................. 26
Display/change date and time ................................................ 27
SW version BE 300 and NZ 300, programming date.............. 28
Display test............................................................................. 29
Bypass ..................................................................................... 30
Enable/Disable detector.......................................................... 31
Walktest ................................................................................... 32
Introduction, security and safety.............................................2
Display/Keys
Explanation of displays.............................................................3
Explanation of keys................................................................... 4
User code/User authorization
Notes on user code...................................................................6
Notes on coded mode............................................................... 7
User authorization.....................................................................8
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
Perimeter arm with door contact............................................... 9
Perimeter arm......................................................................... 10
Arming with door contact ........................................................ 11
Arming .................................................................................... 12
Disarming with door contact.................................................... 13
Disarming................................................................................ 14
Arming/Disarming with block-type lock
Arming .................................................................................... 15
Disarming................................................................................ 15
Arming/Disarming with key switch
Arming .................................................................................... 16
Disarming................................................................................ 16

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Scharfschalten der Anlage
Introduction, security and safety
Notes on cleaning:
When cleaning surfaces, especially the display/control panel,
avoid the use of corrosive and scouring agents, and make sure
no fluid gets inside the equipment.
Service center:
Telephone:
What do these operating instructions tell you about?
Here you will find all the information you need to perform the
jobs listed in the contents fast and reliably.
What do these operating instructions not tell you about?
They do not contain any basic or specific know-how about secu-
rity techniques. The only information contained on this subject is
what you need for operating purposes.
Therefore: make sure you are familiar with all security proce-
dures and regulations in your sector (eg if there is an alarm).
The equipment should only be operated by persons who
have been trained to do so!
For security reasons and to prevent incorrect operation, the
user code that enables operation should only be communi-
cated to these persons.

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Explanation of displays
Display/Keys
On display (green LED):
Lights up when the system is operative.
Sum Alarm display (red LED):
Lights up on the occurrence of an external or internal
alarm, a pre-alarm or a malfunction with external
alarm. The particular alarm is saved and signaled by
the buzzer.
Sum Malfunction display (amber LED):
Lights up for all malfunctions. The particular message
is saved and signaled by the buzzer.
Keys:
These keys are explained on the next page.
Display panel (LCD):
The display consists of two lines with 16 alphanumeric
characters (illuminated in dialog). The display shows
all pending messages plus indicators. The +sign on
the display indicates that several messages are pre-
sent. If the keypad unit is on standby, ie no messages
have arrived and no operation is initiated, the display
shows the standby image.
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Turn off buzzer:
Press any key.
Alarm
On
ALARM 15:35 +
Office Mills R 106
Malfunction
Reset
6
Menu
0
Clea
r
Disable
5
A
rm
2
Bypass
4
Perimete
r
1 Disarm 3
Escape
9Code 8
Status
7
Walktest
OK
*

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Use this key and the user code to perimeter arm
partitions.
Use this key and the user code to arm partitions.
Use this key and the user code to disarm parti-
tions.
Use this key to disable detectors.
Use this key to bypass detectors or parts of the
alarm system.
Use this key to reset faulted points of all areas to
which a user has access.
Use this key and the user code to call up the walk
test
Use this key to show faulted points, armed parti-
tions, and malfunctions.
Use this key to enter coded mode.
Use this key to terminate coded mode and to clear
the walk test.
Explanation of keys
Display/Keys
Reset
6
Clea
r
Disable
5
A
rm
2
Bypass
4
Perimete
r
1
Disarm
3
9
Code
8
Status
7
Walktest

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Use this key to call up the menu.
Use this key to go back one step or terminate a
function without completing it.
This key has no function at present.
Use this key to page down.
Use this key to page up.
The paging keys can be used to move the cursor
to the left or right.
The keys can also be used to scroll up and down
through messages on the display, and through
menus to show them on the display.
Use this key to confirm an entry, eg after entry of
the user code.
Use the keys 0 through 9 to enter digits, eg a user
code.
Press any key to turn off the buzzer.
Explanation of keys
Display/Keys
*
Menu
0 Escape
Menu
0
9
Code
OK

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User authorization:
BE 300 LSN can be operated by several users with different au-
thorizations.
Authorizations are issued to users (max. 40) in programming.
Because of the different authorizations it is necessary for each
user to have a separate user code.
User code = (user number + user password):
The user code (user number + user password)
consists of max. eight digits and is composed as follows:
User number:
The user number consists of two digits. The number (01, 02,
etc to 40) is firmly assigned to the user in programming and
cannot be changed. The user number is entered before the
user password and appears on the display.
User password:
The user password consists of between two and six digits
(the minimum number of digits is defined in programming
and is the same for all users).
The user password can be changed and the entry does not
appear on the display.
Initially each user defines his own password.
Initial definition of user code:
To begin with there is a standard code (user number + 1357)
for all programmed users.
For details of the initial definition of user code refer to chapter
“Change own user code“.
Notes on user code
User code/User authorization
User number (eg 02)
User password (the entered digits are
represented by asterisks)
Enter code
Code ? 02

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Coded mode:
In coded mode a user can perform all operations for which he
holds authorization. A symbol appears top right on the display
to indicate coded mode (standby).
If no key is pressed for 1 min in coded mode, standby is initi-
ated.
Error messages can appear if
-the user has no authorization,
-the user code is entered incorrectly,
-the particular operation is not possible.
Entering coded mode:
Depending on the operation the display automatically prompts
"Enter code". In further operations the user code no longer
has to be entered.
To perform an operation for which the user code is necessary,
the user code is entered first (for an example, refer to chapter
“Notes on menu use“).
1.
2.
3.
Entering user code:
Press the “Code“ key.
Enter your user code
(user number + user password, eg 02 . . . . . .).
Confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
The user code is checked. This takes approx. 2 s.
Notes on coded mode
User code/User authorization
NZ 300 LSN C
BOSCH Coded
Enter code
Code test!
OK
Enter code
Code ?
9Code
Enter code
Code ? 02
******
Menu
0
A
rm
2

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BE 300 LSN can be operated by maximally 40 users with different authorizations.
User authorizations are issued in programming by selecting System-Manager, User level 1 or User level 2.
Installer *
Programmer System- Manager User level 1 User level 2 w/o code
Arm X P P P
Disarm X P P P
Bypass detector X P P P
Disable detector X X
Reset message X X X
Reset tamper X X
Walktest X X X
Change own user code X X X X
Change user code for new user X X
Display/change date and time X X
View backup memory X X X
View alarm counter X X X
Display faulted detector X X X X X
Display detector X X X X X
View SW version ** X X X X X
View programming date X X X X X
Notes on table:
X = operations firmly assigned to user, user is authorized to operate
P = operations can be assigned to any single user in programming
* = control panel case opened
** = keypad and control panel
User authorization
User code/User authorization

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1.
2.
3.
Press the “Perimeter“ key.
Enter the user code and confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
Use the paging keys to select the internal programs for activa-
tion. No selection is necessary if there is only one internal
program (continue to point 4).
4.
5.
Press the “OK“ key. Activation of the internal program is
started.
The door contact is not activated until after the activation de-
lay. The buzzer sounds at intervals during the delay (faster for
the last 10 s). The room must be left in this delay.
Coded mode is no longer active after activation and the
standby image appears on the display.
Perimeter arm with door contact
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
Perimeter arm
Code ?
Perimeter arm
All IPs
Perimeter arm
IP 2
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Arm in 15 s
Perimete
r
1
O
K
O
K

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1.
2.
3.
Press the “Perimeter“ key.
Enter the user code and confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
Use the paging keys to select the internal programs for activa-
tion. No selection is necessary if there is only one internal
program (continue to point 4).
4.
Press the “OK“ key. Activation of the internal program is
started. After activation the standby image appears on the
display.
Perimeter arm
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
Perimeter arm
IP 2
Perimeter arm
in preparation
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Perimeter arm
All IPs
Perimeter arm
Code ?
Perimete
r
1
OK
OK

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1.
2.
3.
Note: Arming with a user code is only possible for pro-
grammed areas without a block-type lock. The areas must not
be on a walktest when activated.
Press the “Arm“ key.
Enter the user code and confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
Use the paging keys to select the areas for activation. No se-
lection is necessary if there is only one areas (continue to
point 4).
4.
5.
Press the “OK“ key. Activation of the areas is started.
The door contact is not arm until after the arming delay. The
buzzer sounds at intervals during the delay (faster for the last
10 s). The room must be left in this delay.
Coded mode is no longer active after arming and the standby
image appears on the display.
Arming with door contact
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Arm
All areas
Arm
areas 2
Arm in 15 s
Arm
Code ?
A
rm
2
OK
OK

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1.
2.
3.
Press the “Arm“ key.
Enter the user code and confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
Use the paging keys to select the areas for activation. No se-
lection is necessary if there is only one areas (continue to
point 4).
4.
Press the “OK“ key. Activation of the areas is started. After
arming the standby image appears on the display.
Arming
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
Arm
areas 2
Arm
in preparation
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Arm
All areas
Arm
Code ?
A
rm
2
OK
OK

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1.
2.
3.
Triggering a door contact in the entrance areas produces a
display of the time to deactivate. The buzzer sounds at inter-
vals (faster for the last 10 s).
Press the "Disarm" key. The buzzer goes off.
The display shows "perimeter disarm" or "disarm".
Enter the user code and confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
All areas of the user are disarmed. The standby image ap-
pears on the display.
Disarming with door contact
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
Disarm in 15 s
Disarm
Code ?
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Disarm
3
OK

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1.
2.
3.
Press the “Disarm“ key.
The display shows "perimeter disarm" or "disarm".
Enter the user code and confirm your entry with the “OK“ key.
Note: Immediate jump to point 4 if there is only one area/ in-
ternal program.
Use the paging keys to call up the areas/internal programs for
disarming.
4.
Press the “OK“ key. Disarming is activated and the standby
image appears on the display.
Disarming
Arming/Disarming with BE 300 LSN (user code)
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
OK
Disarm
areas 3
Disarm
Code ?
Disarm
3
Disarm
All areas / IPs
OK

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1.
2.
Requirements for arming:
NZ 300 LSN is on standby.
All doors and windows in areas are closed and bolted.
Close the block-type lock.
After arming of the areas this will be signaled by a buzzer
or LEDs on the block-type lock.
Notes:
If arming is not possible, a triggered detector can be
exempted from surveillance (refer to chapter “By-
pass“).
The areas must not be on a walktest when armed.
1.
2.
Open the block-type lock. After disarming of the areas
this will be signaled by a buzzer or LEDs on the block-
type lock.
Open the door.
NZ 300 LSN is on disarmed standby.
DisarmingArming
Arming/Disarming with block-type lock
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH

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1.
2.
Note: The key switch and BE 300 LSN belong to the same
areas.
Operate the key switch.
Arming occurs after a delay. The buzzer sounds at intervals
during this delay (faster for the last 10 s). The areas must be
left in this delay.
Arming can be aborted during the delay by operating the key
switch again.
After arming the standby image appears on the display.
1.
2.
Triggering a door detector produces a display of the time left
until disarming. The buzzer sounds at intervals (faster for the
last 10 s).
Operate the key switch. The areas is disarmed. The standby
image appears on the display.
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
DisarmingArming
Arming/Disarming with key switch
Arming in 15 s
Disarm in 15 s
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH

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External alarm, internal alarm, malfunctions
Message display/Editing
Message priorities:
Messages are displayed in an order of priorities.
Within a particular message type the display is in order of time
occurrence.
Highest priority......... intrusion alarms
Priority 2 .................. other alarms/messages (eg fire)
Priority 3 ..................malfunctions
Priority 4 ..................disable/bypass
Number of messages:
The +sign on the display indicates that several messages are
present.
Turn off buzzer:
Use any key to turn off the buzzer of BE 300 LSN.
Turn off external sounder:
External sounders are turned off by disarming or automatically
after max. 180 s.
Alarm
On
ALARM 15:35 +
Office Mills R 106
Malfunction
Reset
6
Menu
0
Clea
r
Disable
5
A
rm
2
Bypass
4
Perimete
r
1Disarm 3
Escape
9Code 8
Status
7
Walktest
OK
*

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Notes:
Message display without user code:
Messages are displayed that belong to the areas of BE 300
LSN. Duress alarms are not displayed.
Message display with user code:
Messages are displayed that belong to the user areas and
the areas of BE 300 LSN. Duress alarms messages are
displayed.
1.
2.
Use the paging keys to scroll up and down through messages
on the display.
Every 2 s the display changes between time and date.
Further operations:
Refer to chapter “Bypass“.
Refer to chapter “Enable/Disable detector“.
Display message
Message display/editing
Intrusion 14:55
Detector 12
Intrusion 19.09
Detector 12

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Notes:
Display faulted points without user code:
Only those faulted points are displayed that belong to the
areas of BE 300 LSN.
Display faulted points with user code:
Faulted points are displayed that belong to the user ar-
eas and to the areas of BE 300 LSN.
1.
2.
3.
Press the “Status“ key. The detector number and type of mes-
sage are displayed.
Use the paging keys to scroll up and down through the faulted
points. Detectors are displayed in the order of their program-
ming.
Further operations:
Refer to chapter “Bypass“.
Refer to chapter “Enable/Disable detector“.
Display faulted points
Message display/editing
Malfun.
Detector 1
Intrusion
Detector 17
8
Status

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Notes on reset:
Messages have to be reset to put the system back on standby fol-
lowing the arrival of messages. The system can then be armed
again. The areas must be disarmed for resetting.
VdS class C:
Malfunctions and a tamper alarm may only be reset by the in-
staller.
User authorization:
The user must be authorized to reset.
If the user is not authorized to reset,
the display will show the following.
In this case inform the authorized
person or the installer.
Resetting (see right):
If you are not yet in coded mode, the procedure is as described in
the right column above.
If you are already in coded mode, the procedure is as described in
the right column below.
Use the "Clear" key to quit coded mode.
1.
2.
1.
2.
Press the “Reset“ key.
Enter your user code and press the “OK“ key. All faulted points of
all disarmed user areas are reset. The messages on the display
extinguish as soon as all reset detectors are on standby.
Press the “Reset“ key.
Press the “OK“ key. All faulted points of all disarmed user areas
are reset. The messages on the display extinguish as soon as all
reset detectors are on standby.
Reset message
Message display/editing
Reset
code ?
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
Reset
OK ?
NZ 300 LSN
BOSCH
No authorization to
reset
Reset
6
Reset
6
OK
OK