Bosch D7212GV3 Specsheet
Intrusion Alarm Systems | D7212GV3 Control Panel
D7212GV3 Control Panel
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u Fully integrated intrusion and fire functions allow
users to interface with one system instead of two
u Conettix IP‑based communication options provide
high‑speed, secure alarm transport and control
through connection of up to two wired (DX4020)
and/or wireless (ITS‑DX4020‑G) network interfaces
The D7212GV3 Control Panel delivers a powerful new
solution for intrusion (commercial and residential) and
residential fire alarm system applications. Monitor
alarm points for intruder or fire alarms while operating
user command centers and other outputs. The
D7212GV3 Control Panel includes a communicator
that sends event reports to selected public switched
telephone network (PSTN), IP network, or general
packet radio service (GPRS) destinations through four
programmable route groups. Program all system
functions locally or remotely (attended or unattended)
through Remote Programming Software (RPS);
program critical parameters on site through a keypad.
The D7212GV3 Control Panel provides up to 40
individually identified points. Each point
accommodates normally-open and normally-closed
devices with end-of-line (EOL) resistor supervision.
Each point is programmable for fire, fire supervisory,
or intrusion applications.
Functions
Programmable Outputs
• 2 A alarm power at 12 VDC
• 1.4 A auxiliary power at 12 VDC
• Four alarm output patterns
u Four programmable areas with perimeter and
interior partitioning
u 40 points with flexible configuration options to meet
application specific requirements
u Commercial Wireless allows up to 32 RF points
• Automatic bell test
• Three on-board outputs, 24 off-board programmable
outputs
System Response
• High performance micro‑controller provides industry
leading system response
• 31 custom point indexes, including fire supervisory
• Selectable point response time
• Cross point capability
• Fire alarm verification
• Watch mode
• Scheduled events (skeds) arm, disarm, bypass and
unbypass points, control relays, and control authority
levels
Area Configurations
Area programming offers a wide selection of different
system configurations. Each area is assigned an
account number to define annunciation, control, and
reporting functions. Multiple areas can be linked to a
shared area which is automatically controlled (hallway
or lobby). Area arming can be conditional on other
areas (master or associate). Any area can be
configured for perimeter and interior arming, not
requiring a separate are for this function.
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User Interface
• Supervises up to eight command centers (up to 32
non-supervised command centers can be used)
• Custom keypad text is fully programmable, including
remote programming
• Four custom functions
• Full function command menu including custom
functions
• Each user has authority by area and 16-character
name
• 14 custom authority levels control user’s authority to
change, add, delete passcodes, delete access control
tokens, delete cards, disarm, bypass points, and
initiate system tests
• Up to 40 programmable, scheduled events and up to
16 event functions for controlling relays, enabling
passcodes and windows, and automatically arming
and disarming areas
• Adjustable brightness or volume for command center
display or sounder
• One parallel printer
The D7212GV3 provides on-premises point and system
status annunciation. The fully selectable user interface
customizes command center displays and allows users
to create appropriate menu items and functions.
Function lists can help a user become familiar with the
operation of the control panel and custom functions
allow users to perform complex functions with a few
keystrokes. Each function can be programmed and
identified by sixteen characters of custom text and can
contain up to 32 keystrokes.
Notice
At least one command center per system is
recommended.
Two Man Rule
Two Man Rule requires two unique passcodes on the
same command center to disarm an area. Without the
second passcode, the system denies entry. Two Man
Rule requires the presence of two people at opening,
providing added security.
Early Ambush
Early Ambush requires two passcode entries on the
same command center. Enter the same passcode
twice or have two unique passcodes, depending on
the configuration. The first entry disarms the area and
the second entry stops a timer programmed to send a
duress event. If the second entry does not occur
within the programmed time, the system generates a
duress event. Early Ambush allows users to inspect the
premises and use the system to confirm that the area
is safe to enter, providing added security.
Easy Exit Control
The D7212GV3 Control Panel changes from one armed
state to another armed state without disarming. For
example, if you change the state from Master Arm to
Perimeter Arm, the control panel complies and reports
the change. Easy Exit Control reduces the number of
keystrokes, simplifying system operation.
Programmable Passcode-controlled Menu List
The system prompts users to enter a passcode prior to
viewing the command center menu. The command
center display shows the user the menu options
allowed according to the user’s authority level.
Passcode-controlled menus provide users only with
the options and information pertinent to them,
simplifying system operation.
Passcode Follows Scope
Use Passcode Follows Scope to restrict passcode
arming and disarming only to the command center's
immediate local area, even if the command center can
report events from other areas. Passcode Follows
Scope simplifies the arming and disarming procedure
without limiting any other command center command
capabilities.
Passcodes
User passcodes contain three to six digits. Assign each
user one of 14 customized authority levels in each
area. Restrict passcodes to operate only during certain
times.
The Two Man Rule and Early Ambush options require
two passcodes, providing additional security in
financial establishments such as banks.
Communications
The D7212GV3 prioritizes and sends reports to four
route groups. Each group has a programmable primary
and backup destination.
The D7212GV3 provides flexible communications for
most central stations with reporting capabilities such
as:
• Individual point numbers
• Opening or closing reports by user and area number
• Remote programming attempts
• Diagnostic reports
The D7212GV3 uses the DX4020 Ethernet Network
Interface Module and/or the ITS‑DX4020‑G GPRS/GSM
Communicator to communicate with the Conettix
D6600 and D6100i Communications Receiver/
Gateways. Using Conettix IP communication offers a
secure path that includes anti-replay/anti-substitution
features and provides enhanced security with
encryption. Both the DX4020 and ITS‑DX4020‑G can
be used for remote programming.
Security and Fire Detection
The D7212GV3 Control Panel provides eight on-board
points, and up to 32 additional off-board points
(depending on model and expansion interfaces). You
can program individual points to monitor all types of
burglar alarms, fire alarms, and supervision devices.
Commercial Wireless
The Commercial Wireless platform, powered by
Inovonics wireless mesh network technology, ensures
superior range, reliability, and scalability for
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commercial applications. Using a wide range of
transmitters and repeaters, this proven technology
provides flexibility and performance to meet the most
stringent requirements. This exclusive protocol is
available only on Commercial Wireless products.
The Commercial Wireless platform sends redundant
information on several multi-frequency channels within
the FCC Part 15 900 MHz band, providing superior
range and reliability. In comparison, systems that use a
single frequency technology can only send information
on one narrow band channel. Any interference within
the band can cause missed signals. With wireless
registration, it is easy to add this technology to any
application.
Event Log
The event log stores up to 1,000 local and transmitted
events. The event log includes time, date, event, area,
point, and user number. View the event log from select
command centers or remotely retrieve event
information using RPS. RPS operators can retrieve
events periodically using one phone call, rather than
receiving several calls each day. When the event log
reaches a programmed threshold of stored events, it
can send an optional report to a receiver.
Scheduled Events (Skeds)
The internal clock and calendar start individually
scheduled events (skeds). Skeds perform functions
such as arm or disarm, relay control, or point
bypassing. The D7212GV3 Control Panel offers:
• 40 scheduled events with up to 16 different functions
available
• Eight opening windows and eight closing windows
• Eight user windows
• Day-of-week, date-of-month, or holiday only schedules
• Four holiday schedules of 366 days each (leap year)
Fire Test
When a user activates Fire Test Mode, the control
panel suppresses all reports to the central station. The
command center and annunciator show all testing
data. An automatic sensor reset feature saves time;
you do not need to reset the sensors manually. At the
end of test, the command center shows the number of
untested points.
Programming, Diagnostics and Controls
Installers can do limited programming on-site with a
keypad (critical parameters; such as, .Account IDs,
Central Station and RPS IP addresses and phone
numbers, reporting formats, and such).They can also
do full programming on-site or remotely (attended or
unattended) with RPS. A programmable system
passcode prevents unauthorized remote programming.
D7212GV3 Control Panels accommodate up to four
separate destinations for primary, alternate, and
backup receivers for automatic test reports.
When resetting alarms or arming or disarming a
system, the user is identified by name and number.
ROM Updates
An on‑site flash update key provides for easy feature
enhancements without replacing ROM chips.
Certifications and approvals
FCC Designed to comply with Part 15
Region Certification
USA UL AMCX: Central Station Alarm Units (AN-
SI/UL 1610 and 1635); AMTB: Control
Panels, SIA False Alarm Reduction (UL
864 and ANSI/SIA CP-01-2000); AOTX:
Local Alarm Units (ANSI/UL 609 and ANSI/UL 464); APAW: Police Station Alarm
Units (ANSI/UL 365 and ANSI/UL 464);
APOU: Proprietary Alarm Units (ANSI/UL
1076); NBSX: Household Burglar Alarm
System Units (ANSI/UL 1023); UTOU:
Control Units and Accessories, Household System Type (ANSI/UL 985)
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Installation/configuration notes
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