Bosch DS9400 User Manual
DS9400 Series | Release Notes for Firmware V2.07 | 5.0
DS9400 Series Version 2.03A October, 2002
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Wheelock Sync Protocol. This feature no
longer requires the Detection Systems
D411/D412 in order to produce Temporal Code
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longer requires the Detection Systems
D411/D412 in order to produce Temporal Code
3.
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Auto Silence Operation. The auto-silence
operation is now correctly processed on a
system configured to use the autosilence feature
that powers up with a trouble condition.
operation is now correctly processed on a
system configured to use the autosilence feature
that powers up with a trouble condition.
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Reorganized Phone Programming Menu. To
better differentiate phone line features versus
phone number features, the phone programming
menu has been reorganized.
better differentiate phone line features versus
phone number features, the phone programming
menu has been reorganized.
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Relay Outputs. When an output is set to follow
a point, the output releases when the silence key
is pressed. This feature has been fixed and will
now stay latched for elevator recall and fan
control.
a point, the output releases when the silence key
is pressed. This feature has been fixed and will
now stay latched for elevator recall and fan
control.
5.0 DS9400 Series Version
2.03A October, 2002
Version 2.03A firmware for the DS9400 Series Fire
Alarm Control Panels incorporates a change in the
Contact ID reports and a change in the Trouble
Relay Function as described below.
Alarm Control Panels incorporates a change in the
Contact ID reports and a change in the Trouble
Relay Function as described below.
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Contact ID Reporting. The system can be
programmed to send a periodic test report,
E602, in Contact ID format. If any system
troubles are present at the periodic test time, a
new event, E608, which states “New event, off
normal at time of periodic test report” is sent.
Software versions 2.03 and before sent a generic
system trouble P300 report.
programmed to send a periodic test report,
E602, in Contact ID format. If any system
troubles are present at the periodic test time, a
new event, E608, which states “New event, off
normal at time of periodic test report” is sent.
Software versions 2.03 and before sent a generic
system trouble P300 report.
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General Trouble Relay Function for the
onboard relays only. In order to provide an
output that is energized when the control panel
is operating normally, the operation of the
“General Trouble" output type (Zone 62) has
been changed.
onboard relays only. In order to provide an
output that is energized when the control panel
is operating normally, the operation of the
“General Trouble" output type (Zone 62) has
been changed.
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The change is observed when Zone "A" for one
of the two on-board relays is programmed using
Zone 62 (General Trouble). For this output, the
relay will be energized when there are no
troubles present in the system. When there is a
trouble, the relay will de-energize.
of the two on-board relays is programmed using
Zone 62 (General Trouble). For this output, the
relay will be energized when there are no
troubles present in the system. When there is a
trouble, the relay will de-energize.
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For this relay to function properly, Zones "B",
"C", and "D" must be programmed with a value
of "00". The General Trouble output function
can not be combined with any other output
function.
"C", and "D" must be programmed with a value
of "00". The General Trouble output function
can not be combined with any other output
function.
When communicating to the control panel
using RPS, the control panel will report
v2.03 software installed even when the
upgrade v2.03A has been installed.
using RPS, the control panel will report
v2.03 software installed even when the
upgrade v2.03A has been installed.
6.0 Fixed Items in Firmware
Version 2.03
The following list of fixed items only applies
to control panels that have version 2.03
firmware installed and a date code later
than 9935. These items may still apply to
control panels running an earlier version of
firmware, and/or have a date code of 9935
or earlier.
to control panels that have version 2.03
firmware installed and a date code later
than 9935. These items may still apply to
control panels running an earlier version of
firmware, and/or have a date code of 9935
or earlier.
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“REPROGRAM SYS” Message: With
firmware version 2.03, the System Trouble
message, “TROUBLE EEPROM” has been
changed to “REPROGRAM SYS.” This message
will appear:
firmware version 2.03, the System Trouble
message, “TROUBLE EEPROM” has been
changed to “REPROGRAM SYS.” This message
will appear:
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when the control panel is powered up for the
first time with firmware version 2.03 installed
first time with firmware version 2.03 installed
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if there is an invalid EEPROM checksum
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if the control panel has been defaulted
improperly and system programming has not
been performed
improperly and system programming has not
been performed
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To clear the “REPROGRAM SYS” message, use
the following procedure:
the following procedure:
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From the Main Menu, press the 0/Prog key to
enter the Programming Menu. The
Programming Menu will appear.
enter the Programming Menu. The
Programming Menu will appear.
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Reprogram the system according to site-specific
information.
information.
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Exit the programming mode by pressing the
*/Clear key until the Main Menu reappears.
If the control panel is defaulted from the
programming mode, the “REPROGRAM SYS”
message will not appear. When this message
appears, check all programming entries from the
built-in user interface, or from a remote
connection using Bosch Security Systems’ RPS
Remote Programming Software.
*/Clear key until the Main Menu reappears.
If the control panel is defaulted from the
programming mode, the “REPROGRAM SYS”
message will not appear. When this message
appears, check all programming entries from the
built-in user interface, or from a remote
connection using Bosch Security Systems’ RPS
Remote Programming Software.