Bosch Appliances Radio SC3100 User Manual

90026-201D 

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© 2004 Bosch Security Systems 

The following illustrates the second setup menu in the SC9000 computer for programming an SC3100 account. 
Below is a summary of the parameters necessary to complete the programming of an SC3100 account into the 
SAFECOM computer. This is the second setup menu. These parameters must be entered, then the operator will 
escape out and save the data to complete the building of the account. The parameters required to be 
programmed are shown in the illustration and described below: 

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F1= Copy

            PGDN= More Setup

F2=Delete

                             

F9=Help

 I     SAFECOM ST1000 v2.42     I

 

02/12 09:12:22     122>STARTUP

 02/12 09:13:26     301>AC TROUBLE
 02/12 09:14:42     152>ALARM ZONE2
 02/12 09:15:57     202>2133   E1

     TX   RX   MODE   HP
              **    - - - - -

*SELECT | REMOTE 123 | SETUP 2

 

Backpoll:         :         :

 Report Battery Trouble?:

  Intercept Digital Dialer?:
  Enable Auto-Fallback?:

 Make Dial Tone?:
 Allow Dial Pause?:
 Digital Format:

 Digital XLAT:

• 

Backpoll specifies the maximum amount of time a SC3100 will tolerate no radio communications 

with the SC9000 computer.  

• 

If this parameter is set to “Y” for Yes, then the SC3100 will report a low battery 

condition to the Central Station if this condition occurs. If “N” for No, the SC3100 will ignore a low battery 
condition. 

• 

Y or N: Specifies the routing of the host alarm panel signals to the Central 

Monitoring Station. If "Yes" the alarm panel Dialer messages will be Intercepted by the SC3100 and sent to 
the Central Monitoring Station via the SAFECOM radio network. If "No" the alarm panel Dialer messages will 
ALWAYS be routed to the Central Monitoring Station via the telephone line.  

• 

 Y or N:  Specifies whether the SC3100 will automatically revert to the phone line 

backup in the event of a SAFECOM system failure. If "Yes" the Fallback Mode (telephone backup) will be 
initiated by the SC3100 if the alarm panel Dialer attempts to send an alarm message via the SAFECOM 
radio communications system three consecutive times, and for some reason is not successful. If “No" the 
Fallback Mode will not be initiated. This type of configuration is usually reserved for applications having no 
phone lines. 

• 

: Y or N:  Make Dial Tone specifies whether the SC3100 will send a simulated dial tone to 

the host alarm panel once the alarm panel prepares to send an alarm signal. If  “Yes” the SC3100 will send 
the Dialer two 440 Hz tones after Line Seizure. Each tone is 1 second in duration.  The 2nd tone is sent 2 
seconds after the 1st. If “No” the SC3100 will not simulate a dial tone to the alarm panel. Characteristics of 
the alarm panel Dialer that the SC3100 will be communicating with dictate the selection for this entry. 

• 

 Y or N: Allow Dial Pause sets the amount of time that the SAFECOM SC3100 will 

tolerate no activity after a digit has been dialed before deciding that the Receiver ACK tone should be 
transmitted. This sets a timing parameter ,and therefore, must sometimes be experimented with for different 
alarm panels in order to find the best choice. 

• 

 Programming of the SC3100 “format” must match the format that the digital dialer is 

sending.  The tables below list the available formats and correct parameters. Please note that the PID 
(Product Identification Code) in the SC3100 determines how the SC3100 will be programmed.