Modular Alarm Platform 5000 Expert Training 2019 en v1

MODULAR ALARM
PLATFORM 5000
EXPERT TRAINING
Modular Alarm Platform 5000 Expert Training
Agenda
Day 2 Start 8:30 Overview
Basics
 MAP 5000 System Configuration
 Points RPS for MAP
 Outputs
Modules
 Areas
Operation
LSN/Point/Output
 Users
Areas
Start 13:00 Lunch 11:45 Users
 MAP 5000 – Bringing into service  Smartkey system Schedule/Events
Diagnostics
 Bosch Data Bus devices  Schedule and Events
Firmware Update
 Control center  Diagnostics
 LSN devices  Firmware
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MODULAR ALARM
PLATFORM 5000 EXPERT
TRAINING
BASICS
Communication
IP network
Central Monitoring Station
(via SIA DC09, VdS 2465 or
Conettix IP)
Remote Programming Management System (via

Software (RPS for MAP) OII)

Modules
Main Panel CAN Splitter Control Center Control Center
Internal Bosch Data Bus
(BDB), max. 3 m length
GPRS Modem
External Bosch Data Bus(BDB) , max. 1000 m length
DE Module Power Supply LSN Gateway
LSN loop
Relay Print function

Signaling Batteries 12V Converter
Module devices
Peripheral Devices
Ext. BDB Stub 2 (CAN splitter),
max 500 m length
Main
enclosure
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LSN loop, max

1000 m length
Ext. BDB Stub 1 EM55
(CAN Splitter) , max EMIL120 Conventional devices
500 m length via LSN interface
Conventional devices
LSN devices
Expansion enclosure
External Bosch Data Bus
(BDB), max. 1000 m length LSN loop, max
1000 m length
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Bosch Data Bus (BDB) cabling
BDB cabling
(Internal and external Bus)
2x2x0,8 mm
Cable cross-section of wires depends on estimated current (minimum Voltage = 16 Volt)

Shield is not required
Bosch Local Security Network LSN
 Sensor actor fieldbus (master-slave principle)

 One network for intrusion devices, fire detectors, trouble sensors and
input/output modules
 Support of wide range of LSN devices: More than 70 LSN devices from 6
manufacturers available
 Interfaces for conventional detectors, inputs and outputs
 Centralized configuration of all device properties
 Short circuit isolators in each element to ensure full functionality of LSN loop
by short circuit or disruption.
 Certified according EN 50131 grade 3 and VdS class C

Modular Alarm Platform 5000 Expert Training WBT
Remote Programming Software (RPS for MAP)
 Tool for configuration, diagnostics and firmware upgrade

 Graphical user interface, individually adjustable
 Communication via Ethernet (IP)
 Wizards simplify complex configurations
 Many actions can be done intuitively
per drag and drop

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TRAINING
STARTUP RPS FOR MAP

RPS for MAP connects to MAP 5000 Main Panel
WBT
Prerequisites
 Ethernet (IP) connection must be given
 Assign IP address, static or dynamic
to Ethernet adapter
 Direct cable
 Local network (switch)
 Internet, VPN (router)

RPS installation and start application
Installation procedure
 Start setup.exe (administrator rights required)
 Follow instructions
Start application
 Logon user admin password default
default

Select operator language
Change language
 Menu Ansicht > Sprachen
 Select RPS language
Change operator language

 Modify operator admin
 Set language e.g. American English
 RPS language changes when finished and
persists for next time Hands-on

Screen
Menu
Menu
Toolbox
Toolbox
Explorer
Explorer Properties
Properties
(Diagnostics)*
(Diagnostics)*
Properties
Properties Info
Info Bar
Bar
Manager
Manager
(Actions)*
(Actions)*
Work
Work space
space
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Connect to Main Panel
 Save configuration
 Click on Connect > via Direct Connect
 Select panel and confirm
If panel does not appear

check Firewall settings

Disconnect from Main Panel
 No Reboot
Panel does not reboot after disconnect
 Reboot > Persist
Panel reboots and keeps states of areas and points:
armed areas would be armed after reboot
disabled points would be disabled after reboot
 Reboot > No Persist
After reboot all areas are disarmed and all points active
Hands-on

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TRAINING
SET UP MODULES
Hardware Manager

Bosch Data Bus device identification
 System modules normally are assigned
to the Control Panel Area
 Some system devices have property
Panel wide Device, this behavior is
needed for EN50131 Grade 3
compliance
 Enter the Product ID
This Product ID represents the unique
address of each module of a Bosch
Data Bus (BDB)

Main Panel – Identification
Identification
 Product ID is the address of the
main panel
This
 Control Panel IP Address mod value d
ify oes
This entry is not mandatory of th the IP-a not
e Ma dd
If available, then Connect via IP is in Pa ress
nel
possible instead of Connect via
Direct Connect

Main Panel – Interfaces
MAP 5000 Panel interfaces
 External Bosch Data Bus (BDB)
 Internal Bosch Data Bus (BDB)
 Onboard I/O (8 points, 2 outputs, 2 relay outputs and 1 AUX output)
Rear side

Main Panel – Behavior
Behavior
 It is possible to Allow Reset of Armed Areas (the default setting requires to disarm first)
 When the system is switched to Installer Mode then operation is possible using the Installer
Control Center only

Main Panel – Setup RPS, OII and management system
Setup RPS
 Connection RPS for MAP software uses UID
002
 Default passcode 9999999
Setup Management System
 Connection management system uses UID 003
(via OPC Server)

 Default passcode 999999 !
Open Intrusion Interface OII
 Connection OII uses OII users, to be Do not modify any
configured in the user manager passcode here

Main Panel – System Users
 System Users are not managed in the User Manager
 UID 002 and UID 003 are configured in the MAP 5000 Main Panel properties
UID Function Passcode

000 Manufacturer 234567
001 --- currently not used---
002 RPS for MAP 9999999
003 Management system (BIS) 999999

Main Panel – Miscellaneous
Va
Misc num lue indic
be at
 Shows information about the number used r of add es
in th re
of connected devices e sys sses
tem

EN Grade 3 Compliance
Steps to enable the configuration for EN 50131 Grade 3 compliance
 Enable Check for VdS/EN 50131 Grade 3 compliance
 Select Default Property Values Set = EN 50131 Grade 3
 Right mouse click > Restore all properties using ‘EN 50131 Grade 3’ default property values
set
Righ
t m ou
se
surf click on
ace

Control Center – Behavior
Behavior
 Local area indicates delay times for exit and entry
delay
 Scope of indications may consider all alarms and
troubles or be limited to areas in scope of this
Control Center only
 Default language is valid, when no user login

German
American English
French
Dutch
Hungarian
Polish
Italian
Russian
Spanish
Czech
Portuguese
Latvian
Romanian
Lithuanian
Control Center – Timing and Hold-up Behavior
Timing
 Display off Time leads to dark screen
 Idle Timeout due to user inactivity
 Use of Exit Delay when arm with
Control Center
Alarm indication when area armed and

Silent Mode
 Suppress Duress and Holdup
Alarms
 Suppress Indications if
user not active on the keypad
 User Passcode Tamper

Panel Validation
 RPS for MAP performs panel validation before sending configuration to Main Panel. If there are no
critical errors, then sending the configuration to the Main Panel is possible.
 Look at Error List for errors
 Critical – prevent sending!
 Warning
 Duplicate names
 VdS / EN 50131 Grade 3 compliance
Dou
b
lead le click o
s to t
he so n item
the e ur
rror ce of

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TRAINING
OPERATION
Installer Button
Installer Mode
 When an installer needs to perform maintenance tasks, then the use of Installer Mode is recommended
To get into Installer Mode

 Press installer button for 3 sec
 LED is blinking slow
 All Control Centers are inactive, except Installer Control Center
 Only users from type Installer may login
 Alarms are not reported (default setting)
Main Panel

Installer Button
Perform system restart
 Press installer button for 6 sec
LED condition Module condition

OFF No function
Blinking fast Initializing
Blinking slow Data transfer
Steady Normal
Main Panel

Installer Button
Failsafe Mode
 In case of emergency the system installs a basic operation system called Failsafe Mode
 No application is running
 RPS connect and firmware upgrade of Main Panel is possible
Put the system into Failsafe Mode

 Power OFF (remove AC and DC)
 Open tamper of Main Panel
 Power ON, keep installer button pressed (30s)
 System starts in failsafe mode (endures some min)
Put the system back into normal mode

 Send first firmware and then configuration again
Main Panel

Bypass – Disable - Deactivate
Action Applicable Behavior Permission
to …
Control Center Bypass – Unbypass Bypassable points No alarms anymore, but Users
Menu > Status point is still monitored.
Possibly affecting Ready
to Arm state
Control Center Enable – Disable All devices No more events from the Installer
Menu > Service disabled devices
Key Switch Deactivate – Control Center All LEDs off, touch Keyswitch user
Activate screen without any
function,
dark screen

Control Center user login
WBT
The default configuration creates an installer user UID 004

 Press installer button for 3sec
 Login as user 004
User-ID Passcode
Hands-on
004969594
or 3
User-ID Passcode Hands-on
4#969594 4

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TRAINING
LSN
POINTS AND OUTPUTS
LSN versus conventional wiring
 Motion detectors
provide a lot of features and functions like
Ma n 2 po
 Intrusion alarm and tamper detection y wi
Antimask detection 
res 3 ou ints,
 tput
s
 Motion detection test and indication
 Optical alarm indication
LSN (a, b)
 Conventional motion detectors
need elaborate wiring in order to realize this EMIL120
Each detector takes two points and up to three outputs of 2 wi
res o
the system nly

 LSN motion detectors
LSN (a, b)
only need two wires in order to provide the same
functionality
No additional points and outputs are needed

Bosch Local Security Network (LSN) wiring
Do n
thro ot wire
ugh
A
AUX UX-
+
AUX- AUX+ LSN (a- , b+)
LSN Gateway
Bosch Data Bus (BDB)
LSN Gateway

Bosch Local Security Network (LSN)
Automatic address assignment
8 9 10 11
7 12
6
5 Initialize LSN loop 13
(Assign addresses) 14
4
15
3 16
2 17
1 18
19
LSN Gateway

LSN device detection
 Connect with the panel
 Click on LSN gateway device (Click on Refresh button)
 Click first on Get Available Diagnostic Functions then Start Auto Detection
System starts procedure to detect all LSN devices attached to the selected gateway
Hands-on

Point basics and creation
Kinds of points
 Point devices (LSN)
 Interface module points
 Use Toolbox to create a point at MAP 5000 Panel

Onboard I/O with drag and drop

Point properties
 Assign Area
 Select Point Type
Optional
 Entry Point
 Exit Point

LSN devices – Magnetic contact
 Assign Area

LSN devices – Professional series motion detector
 Assign Area
Optional
 Use Anti-mask Detection
 Select Detection Range
Level 1-4 = short range
Level 5-8 = long range
(WA18x: 0-18 / WA25x: 0-25m)

LSN devices – Hold-up button
 Assign Area
 Hold-up non-silent and silent behavior is supported
Hands-on

LSN devices – EM 55 2 zone expander module
 Provides up to 2 points (inputs)
 Surface mount or flush mount version available
 Create points at ports
 Assign Area

LSN devices – EMIL-120 expansion module
 Provides up to 6 points and 4 outputs
 Supports extended devices
 Select Input mode
 Select whether output follows input

Output Basics
 One or more behavior items
 Combine logically (AND/OR)
 Activation delay / Activation duration
 Logic Level Definition (Idle state low/high) for each event and output
 Behavior for Silent Alarm configurable
 Priority when using OR logic
1 Event
Event
2 Event AND/ Activation delay

Event
OR
Priority
Activation duration
Logic
3 Event
Event Logic level definition
4
Event
Event

Output creation
Create an output at MAP 5000 Panel Onboard I/O
 Select output type from Toolbox
Types Siren and Strobe have predefined behavior items
 Open Behavior Item List in output properties, click on edit button
 Add one or more behavior item(s), a wizard leads through configuration

Output properties
Optional
 Logic Level Definition Idle State low/high
 Enable Detect Output Activation, if
state changes should be logged in event
history
 Select Output turn ON logic OR/AND
 Enable Turn OFF Only when
Activation Timer Expires, if output
should turn off after specified time and
ignores restoral of the triggering event
Hands-on

MODULAR ALARM
TRAINING
AREAS
Areas versus Internal programs
Areas
 Up to 500 areas can be used, designed to arm and disarm
 An intrusion alarm created in an armed area creates an external alarm which will be
reported
Internal programs
 Up to 14 Internal programs are available, designed to arm perimeter points
 Internal programs can be switched ON/OFF by control center, schedule or keyswitch,
independent of areas
 A point can be part of one or more Internal programs
 A point armed by an Internal program creates an internal alarm,
an internal alarm is not reported
(When assigned area is armed, then external alarm = priority)

Area basics
Assign to an area
 Smartkey devices (mandatory)
 Bosch Data Bus (BDB) devices
 Local Security Network (LSN) devices
 Points
 Outputs (if supervised e.g. NAC)
Assign to an Internal program

 Intrusion points

Area properties
Behavior
 Force Arming With Alarm ignores area
ready to arm state
 Automatic Arming after Disarming
starts timer when disarm
Area Relationships
 Parent and child areas
 Relationships to Control Panel Area
Timing and Delays

 Specifies Entry Delay and Exit Delay
times
 Blocking Time Model for Disarming
specifies allowed times for disarming

MODULAR ALARM
TRAINING
USERS
User Management Overview
Control center Smartkey
Special days Day model

Permission Set Area
Time model
Area and time model Smartkey profile
Access profile
User

User creation
 Add New User from Toolbox
 Select User Type
 Select Access Profile
 Assign Pin

User properties
Change users properties
 Active On specifies the activation date
 Active
 Force passcode Change On Next Login
 Assign Language
 Change Login ID
 Use Extended Delay or standard delay time for arming/disarming
areas
Hands-on

TECHNICAL TRAINING
MODULAR ALARM
PLATFORM 5000
SMARTKEY
Smartkey system
Blocking element
LSN
 Arm and disarm areas Magnetic contact
 Additional features
Smartkey interface
module
(SE320) (SE60)
Door opener
Bolt contact
Smartkey reader
Token – ID card

Smartkey system interface modules
IUI-SKCUOL-60 IUI-SKCU1L-120 IUI-SKCU2L-220 IUI-SKCU3L-320
Control unit SE 60 LSNi SE 120 LSNi SE 220 LSNi SE 320 LSNi
VdS class C C C C
Connection options for system components

SPE blocking element x x x x
Conventional bolt contact x x x x
Conventional magnetic contact x x x x
Reader – x x x
Code keypad with integrated reader – – x x
Reader + lockable code keypad – – x x
Code keypad (as autonomous code keypad) – – – x
Blocking element for vault door or door opener – – – x

relays
Freely configurable able OC output – – – x

Smartkey device LSN
Mandatory
 Area assignment specifies one area to arm/disarm
Optional
 Require passcode for arming/disarming
 Use of bolt contact
 Use of door opener (SE320 only)

Smartkey profile
Mandatory
 Create a Smartkey profile
 Assign one or more area(s)
Optional
Modify Smartkey profile properties
 Arm authority
 Disarm authority
 Time Model Used For Disarming specifies allowed
times for disarming

Smartkey user
Configure a user for Smartkey use
 Select an existing user to use Smartkey or create a new one
 Assign Smartkey Profile to this user
 Select Smartkey Access Type
 PINPad Only
 Token Only
 Token and PINpad
 Enter the Smartkey Token number

Hands-on

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TRAINING
SCHEDULE AND EVENT

Schedule actions
Actions can be performed by schedule
 Edit schedule at the control center is possible
Actions Commands
 All Arm Immediately
 All Arm Using Exit Delay
 Disarm All
 Output On
 Output Off
 Internal Program ON
 Internal Program OFF

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TRAINING
KEY SWITCH
Key Switch
 Key Switch feature allows to perform actions
 Create Key Switch from Toolbox
Keyswitch performing actions

 Arm/disarm area
 Login on Control Center
 Activate/deactivate Control Center
 Motion detector test
 Reset
 Internal Program On/Off
 Internal Program Off
 Silence

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TRAINING
DIAGNOSTICS
Diagnostics Control Center
Retrieve information via Control Center
Menu Status
 View area status
 View device status
Menu Service
 View version information
 Walk test
 Motion detector test
 Bell and Indicator test

Diagnostics RPS for MAP
Retrieve information via RPS for MAP Poin
th
activ as been
 Connect to the main panel ated
shor by
 Select device t
 Diagnostic data are displayed
if necessary click on Refresh button
 Points can be bypassed/unbypassed
 Outputs can be turned On/Off
 Areas can be Armed/Disarmed
Outp
state ut has
stead
y

Diagnostics RPS for MAP LSN Gateway
Retrieve information via RPS for MAP
 Connect to the main panel Disr
uptio
 Select LSN gateway device betw n
Gate ee n
Diagnostic data are displayed way
first an
devi d
if necessary click on Refresh button ce
 Click on Get available Diagnostic Functions
 Click on Get Physical Diagnostic Data
Hands-on
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TRAINING
FIRMWARE UPDATE
MAP 5000 System Bundle
Remote Programming Software Firmware files
RPS for MAP
Crystal Visual .NET SQL Server LSN Main Control

reports C++ framework 2012 Express Gateway Panel Center
Manufacturer
Bosch
Microsoft
SAP AG

Firmware Update
Step 1: Update modules
 Connect to the main panel
 Click on SW update > Device Firmware
 Select the update file(s) for the device(s)
 Click on OK, RPS sends the file(s) to the main panel
 Click on View Status to observe the progress of the update

Firmware Update
Step 2: Update main panel
 Connect to the main panel
 Click on SW update > Panel Firmware
 Select the update file for the main panel
 Click on OK, RPS sends the file to the main panel
Please follow the

instructions of the file
How to update …
Hands-on
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Remote Programming Management System (via

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DE Module Power Supply LSN Gateway

Relay Print function

LSN loop, max

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Bosch Data Bus (BDB) cabling

Cable cross-section of wires depends on estimated current (minimum Voltage = 16 Volt)

 Sensor actor fieldbus (master-slave principle)

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Remote Programming Software (RPS for MAP)

 Tool for configuration, diagnostics and firmware upgrade

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STARTUP RPS FOR MAP

 Assign IP address, static or dynamic

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Change operator language

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 Select panel and confirm

If panel does not appear

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(via OPC Server)

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UID Function Passcode

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 Default language is valid, when no user login

Alarm indication when area armed and

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To get into Installer Mode

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LED condition Module condition

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Put the system into Failsafe Mode

Put the system back into normal mode

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The default configuration creates an installer user UID 004

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AUX- AUX+ LSN (a- , b+)

Bosch Data Bus (BDB)

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 Use Toolbox to create a point at MAP 5000 Panel

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