Bosch B925F, B926F Quick Reference Guide

1 | Overview

The Status indicators provide a quick

visual reference for systems status.

Indicator lights when the system is ready to turn on (arm).

(24 hour points, such as ﬁ re points, are always monitored.)

Indicator lights when the system is on (armed).

Indicator lights when a gas alarm exists.

Indicator lights when the system has AC (Mains) power.

When pressed, these keys turn on keypad

backlighting and emit the keypress tone (short beep).

(Might require a passcode.)

Press to acknowledge the system alarm or trouble condition.

The keypad shows the highest priority alarm point, and lights

the [PREV] and [NEXT] keys if additional alarms exist.

Press to silence ﬁ re alarms or troubles.

Press to reset devices such as smoke detectors, and clear

Press and hold to initiate a ﬁ re drill.

When lit, use these keys to scroll through alarm points, lists, and text.

Use the [ENTER] key to complete the entry of your passcode, to select a menu

The [ESC] (Escape) key has two uses. First, use the [ESC] (Escape) key to exit from menus

and functions. Also, use the key as a backspace when you enter names and numbers.

Use the [CMD] key in combination with one or two number keys to perform select functions.

Commands

You can initiate functions

with the [CMD] key plus the

one or two digit command.

Use [CMD]8 to open the

Main menu.

If you know the command

number, press the [CMD]

key and then the one or two

digit command.

After you press [CMD], you

can use [PREV] or [NEXT]

to move through the list of

commands. Press [ENTER]

when viewing the desired

command to activate it.

Command Function

[CMD] 0 Bypass

[CMD] 0 0 Unbypass

[CMD] 1 All on (with delay)

[CMD] 1 1 All On, Instant

[CMD] 2 Part On, Instant

[CMD] 3 Part On (with delay)

[CMD] 4 Silence Trouble Sounders

[CMD] 4 0 See Alarms

[CMD] 4 1 Test Report

[CMD] 4 2 Status Report

[CMD] 4 3 RPS Answer

[CMD] 4 4 Intrusion Walk Test

[CMD] 4 5 Date and Time

[CMD] 4 6 Door Control Menu

[CMD] 4 7 Reset Sensors

Status indicators

Ready to arm

Alphanumeric display

On (armed)

A1 Lobby

Gas

GAS

System Ready

Power

ACK

SILENCE

Fire function keys

RESET

DRILL

ACK

SILENCE

RESET

restored points.

DRILL

Navigation function keys

When pressed, these keys turn on keypad backlighting

and emit the keypress tone (short beep).

PREV and NEXT

ENTER

item, or to answer Yes to a keypad request.

ESC

CMD

Command Function

[CMD] 4 9 Change Display

[CMD] 5 0 Go to Area

[CMD] 5 1 Extend Close

[CMD] 5 SKED Menu

[CMD] 5 3 Delete User

[CMD] 5 4 Output Change Menu

[CMD] 5 5 Change Passcode

[CMD] 5 6 Add User

[CMD] 5 8 Fire Walk Test

[CMD] 5 9 Show Revision

[CMD] 6 Watch Mode

[CMD] 7* Special Alert _____________

[CMD] 8 Open Main Menu

[CMD] 9* Special Alert _____________

Fire Status indicators

The Fire Status indicators provide a quick visual reference of the ﬁ re system status.

Fire

Indicator lights when a ﬁ re alarm condition exists; turns off when all ﬁ re alarm points are restored and event memory cleared.

Silenced

Indicator lights condition is silenced; turns off when a user presses the RESET button or if another ﬁ re alarm condition occurs.

when a ﬁ re alarm

Supervisory

Indicator lights when any point programmed as supervisory is not normal; turns off when all supervisory points return to normal and are reset.

Trouble

Indicator lights when a trouble condition exists.

Intrusion function keys (B925F only)

When pressed, these keys turn on keypad backlighting and emit the keypress tone (short beep).

ALL

Press to turn the intrusion system All On.

PART

Press to turn the intrusion system Part On.

BYPASS

Press to open the menu to bypass points.

Press to open the keypad’s Main menu. (To open the Main menu on a B926F, press [CMD][8].)

Menu tree

The keypad offers an easy-to-use menu tree structure. To access the menu tree, press [MENU] (B925F only) or press [CMD][8].

Each menu option has a number. At each level, you can press the number for the desired menu option. Otherwise, use [PREV]

or [NEXT] to review your options at that level, and then press [ENTER] when you see the desired menu option.

The menu tree ﬁ gure shows the menu structure and the numbers associated for each menu option.

Press 1 for

On/Off menu

Press 2 for

Status menu

Press 3 for

Actions menu

Press 4 for

Users menu

Press 5 for

Settings menu

Press 6 for

Shortcuts menu

Press 7 for

Events menu

Press 1 to

view event

Press 2 to

clear event

Press 3 to

view log

Press 1 for

All On menu

Press 2 for

Part On menu

Press 3 for

Off menu

Press 4 for

Extend Close time

Press 5 for

Bypass menu

Press 1 to

View Area Status

Press 2 to

View Point Status

Press 3 to Send

Status Report

Press 1 to

change watch mode

Press 2 for

Date/Time

Press 3 to

change schedule

Press 4 for

keypad config

Press 1 to

change passcode

Press 2 to

add user

Press 3 to

edit user

Press 4 to

delete user

Press 1 for

Part On Delay

Press 2 for

Part On Instant

Press 3 for

Part On Select

Press 1 to

Tur n O ff

Press 2 to

Turn Off Select

Press 1 to

bypass points

Press 2 to

unbypass points

configure passcode

configure keyfob

configure language

Press 1 to

set panel date

Press 2 to

set panel time

Press 3 to

show date/time

Press 1 to

Press 2 to

configure name

Press 3 to

configure level

Press 4 to

Press 5 to

configure card

Press 6 to

Press 1 for

All On Delay

Press 2 for

All On Instant

Press 3 for.

All On Select

Press 1 to

reset sensors

Press 2 to

change output

Press 3 for

Tes t menu

Press 4 for

RPS menu

Press 5 to go to area

Press 6 to

update firmware

view serv bypassed

Press 8 for

Access menu

Walk Test menu

Send Test report

display revisions

test notification

Originate menu

call via phone

Press 7 to

Press 1 to

adjust brightness

Press 2 to

adjust volume

Press 3 to

silence keytone

Press 4 to

set nightlight

Press 2 to Unlock

Secure door

*As conﬁ gured by your security company.

Press 1 for

Press 2 to

Press 3 to

Press 4 to

Press 1 to

answer

Press 2 for

Press 3 to

Press 1 to

Cycle door

door

Press 3 to Lock door

Press 4 to

2 | Turn on (arm) your intrusion system

You can turn on your intrusion system using different methods. Do one of the following:

Enter your passcode and press [ENTER] to turn All On with a delay.

Use one of the available commands: For All On (with delay): [CMD][1] For All On, Instant: [CMD][1][1] For Part On, Instant: [CMD][2] For Part On (with delay): [CMD][3]

Use the menus. Begin by

[CMD][8].

For All On: Go to [1] On/Off > [1] All On > [1] All On Delay. For All On, Instant: Go to [1] On/Off > [1] All On > [2] All On Instant. For Part On: Go to [1] On/Off > [2] Part On > [1] Part On Delay For Part On, Instant: Go to [1] On/Off > [2] Part On > [2] Part On Instant.

The menu options also allow you to choose individual areas to turn on. Open the All On or Part On menu, press [3] to open the Select menu, and then use [NEXT] and [ENTER] to choose On Instant or On Delay and the area to turn on.

On a B925F, press the [ALL] or [PART] key.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by pressing

3 | Turn off (disarm) your intrusion system

You can turn off your system using different methods. Do one of the following:

Enter your passcode.

Use the menus. Begin by

pressing [CMD][8].

For Turn Off: Go to [1] On/Off > [3] Off > [1] Off. For Turn Off Select: Go to [1] On/Off > [3] Off > [2] Off Select. Then use [NEXT] and [ENTER] to choose the area to turn off.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by

5 | Conﬁ gure users

You can change passcodes for other users, and you can add, remove, and replace keyfobs and cards.

5 .1 | Add users

Use the command or the menu to open the Add User option, and then follow the prompts to conﬁ gure the user’s passcode, name, authority level, keyfob (if desired), language (when applicable), and card (when applicable).

Use the command: [CMD][5][6]

Use the menus: Begin by

Go to [4] Users > [2] Add User.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by pressing [CMD][8].

5.2 | Edit Users

Use the menu to open the Edit User option, and then follow the prompts to conﬁ gure the user’s passcode, name, authority level, keyfob (if desired), language (when applicable), and card (when applicable).

Use the menus: Begin by Go to [4] Users > [3] Edit User.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by pressing [CMD][8].

5.3 | Delete users

Use the command or the menu to open the Delete User option, and then follow the prompts to delete the user.

Use the command: [CMD][5][3]

Use the menus: Begin by Go to [4] Users > [4] Delete User.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by pressing [CMD][8].

6 | Fire keypad operation

The display and status indicators show your system’s operation status. The keypad sounder also indicates status.

6.1 | Fire Alarm operation

When a ﬁ re alarm occurs, the Fire indicator lights, and the keypad emits a pulsing high-pitched ﬁ re tone. The tone sounds for the duration set by your security company. T alarm point, and lights the [PREV] and [NEXT] keys if additional alarms exist. repeatedly. Press [ACK] to acknowledge the alarm.

To view additional system or point troubles, press [NEXT]

he keypad shows the highest priority

6.2 | Fire Trouble operation

When a trouble condition occurs (such as wiring for a point is cut or AC power fails), the keypad sounder activates brieﬂ y approximately every six seconds. The Trouble indicator lights and the keypad shows the highest priority trouble. Press [ACK] to acknowledge the trouble. To view additional system or point troubles, press [NEXT] repeatedly. Press [SILENCE] to silence the alarm.

6.3 | Fire Supervisory operation

When a supervisory condition occurs, the sounder activates brieﬂ y approximately every six seconds. The Supervisor y indicator lights and the keypad shows a ﬁ re supervisory message. Press [ACK] to acknowledge the supervisory condition. To view point supervisory conditions, press [NEXT] repeatedly. Press [ACK] to acknowledge the alarm.

6.4 | Alarm or Trouble Silence

To silence troubles, press [SILENCE] or [CMD][4] and enter your passcode (if required).

6.5 | Reset detectors

To reset detectors, silence the alarms, and clear events in one step, ress [RESET] and enter your passcode (if required). You can also use the Menu to reset detectors. Notice! You can use [CMD][4][7] to reset detectors, but not silence or clear events.

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4 | Change your passcode

You can change your own passcode. Do one of the following:

Use the command: [CMD][5][5], and then follow the prompts.

Begin by Go to [4] Users > [1] Change Passcode, and then follow the prompts.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by pressing [CMD][8].

6.6 | Fire drills

To initiate a ﬁ re drill, press and hold [DRILL] and enter your passcode (if required).

7 | Shortcuts

You can access your shortcuts through the menu: Begin by Go to [6] Shortcuts and then use [NEXT] and [ENTER] to choose the shortcut you wish to run.

pressing [MENU] (B925F only) or by pressing [CMD][8].

8 | Keypad cleaning

Use a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaning solution to clean your keypad (for example, microﬁ ber cloth and eyeglass cleaner). Spray the cleaner onto the cloth. Do not spray cleaners directly onto the keypad.

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