Bosch Appliances Network Card D8125INV User Manual
D8125INV
Troubleshooting
D8125INV Operation and Installation Guide
© 2005 Bosch Security Systems
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Symptom
Diagnosis
Remedy
RF Keyfob transmitter points go
missing
missing
RF keyfobs may only be
programmed as points 74 & 75, or
as points 194 & 195. Since keyfobs
can be carried off-site, these points
are not supervised, regardless of
the programmed RF supervision
interval.
programmed as points 74 & 75, or
as points 194 & 195. Since keyfobs
can be carried off-site, these points
are not supervised, regardless of
the programmed RF supervision
interval.
Reprogram RF keyfob transmitters
as Points 74 & 75 (zonex 1), or
Points 194 & 195 (zonex 2).
as Points 74 & 75 (zonex 1), or
Points 194 & 195 (zonex 2).
RF points go missing when
programmed supervision interval
= none.
programmed supervision interval
= none.
These RF Points are programmed
as Fire Points (transmitter modes
8-12). Transmitters programmed
as Fire points will be supervised at
4 hour intervals, regardless of
programmed supervision interval
time.
as Fire Points (transmitter modes
8-12). Transmitters programmed
as Fire points will be supervised at
4 hour intervals, regardless of
programmed supervision interval
time.
If those RF points are not for Fire
devices, connect and reprogram
the transmitter as new, changing
the transmitter Mode to non-fire
(Modes 1-7).
devices, connect and reprogram
the transmitter as new, changing
the transmitter Mode to non-fire
(Modes 1-7).
Table 11: Troubleshooting Solutions
4.1
FA400 Receiver Supervision
The D8125INV supervises the Inovonics FA400 receiver by periodically polling it.
If the FA400 does not respond to the polls over a five minute period, the
D8125INV will initiate a Point Bus Trouble event back to the control panel. The
control panel will then initiate a Point Bus Fail 1 (or 2) event.
If the FA400 does not respond to the polls over a five minute period, the
D8125INV will initiate a Point Bus Trouble event back to the control panel. The
control panel will then initiate a Point Bus Fail 1 (or 2) event.
If this occurs, the D8125INV will display Figure 20.
Figure 20: Call for Service,
Enter Code + ENT
Enter a valid passcode and then Figure 21 will be displayed.
Figure 21: Call for Service, Receiver
Missing
4.2
Missing Transmitters
A transmitter may go missing in the system due to the following most common
reasons:
reasons:
•
dead battery
•
physical environmental changes
•
damage to the transmitter
The D8125INV will display Figure 22.
Figure 22: Call for Service,
Enter Code + ENT
Enter a valid passcode and then Figure 23 will be displayed.
Note:
The number 019 (which is used as an example) refers to the actual
quantity of points missing, not the specific point number.
quantity of points missing, not the specific point number.
Figure 23: Call for Service, Receiver
Missing
4.3
Low Transmitter Battery Conditions
When the transmitter reports low battery conditions and replacement is necessary be sure to press reset button on
transmitter after replacing battery. Also, be sure to test the transmitter for proper operation after replacing battery.
transmitter after replacing battery. Also, be sure to test the transmitter for proper operation after replacing battery.